Srinagar, Oct. 31 -- Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Jammu and Kashmir pavilion at Bharat Parv in Gujarat is more than a ceremonial stop. His keen interest in Basohli paintings, saffron, Pashmina and Sozni embroidery sends a powerful message about the cultural wealth and tourism potential of Jammu and Kashmir. At a time when destinations compete for global attention, such high-profile recognition can give the region's traditional crafts and tourism industry a valuable push. Modi has repeatedly shown interest in Jammu and Kashmir, its heritage, handicrafts, natural beauty and cultural identity. His public appreciation of the region's products and traditions helps bring them into the national spotlight. In many ways, he has emer...