Srinagar, April 21 -- I still remember the day with unsettling clarity. I was in Delhi when the news of the Pahalgam terror attack reached me. Even in the bustle of the capital, the shock was immediate and deeply personal. It shook me to my core. It had been a long time since Kashmir had begun to feel a sense of normalcy. There was a visible return of peace and progress, and everyday life was finding its rhythm again. The memory of the Pulwama attack, where we lost nearly 50 of our brave soldiers, was still fresh in our minds. And then, once again, tragedy struck. A year has passed since that day, but Kashmir has not forgotten the 26 lives we lost. They remain in our prayers, in our conversations, and in our collective conscience. We cont...