Srinagar, May 21 -- India, a land known for spirituality, diversity, and the ideal of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (the world is one family), has also faced many internal and external challenges throughout its history. Among the gravest of these challenges is terrorism, which has threatened not only the nation's security but also its social harmony and collective conscience. Terrorism is not confined to any single region; it affects the entire nation. To spread awareness against this threat and strengthen the message of peace, India observes National Anti-Terrorism Day every year on May 21. The day serves not only as a remembrance of the lives lost but also as a national pledge against violence and extremism. The Kashmir Valley has remained at t...