Srinagar, Sept. 2 -- Sir, Imagine walking through the streets of Handwara and seeing an eight- or ten-year-old child in desperate condition: hair full of dust, skin covered in mud, and clothes torn and filthy. Feeling pity, you hold his hand, put him in your car, and bring him home. When you step inside and see the dirt and smell the foul stench coming from his body and clothes, what is your first natural reaction? Would you seat him at a dining table and offer him a rich feast, or would you first take him straight to the bathroom to bathe, wash, and clean him up? Unless the child is literally starving to death, every sensible person knows the answer: cleaning comes first, treats come later. Offering gifts or books to someone living in ex...