Srinagar, Sep 5, Sept. 6 -- Kashmir is witnessing a growing mental health crisis, with women reportedly more affected than men and children increasingly showing signs of psychological distress, according to various studies and health experts. Several research reports have highlighted the scale of the problem, with some studies suggesting that more than 45 percent of the population in the Kashmir Valley is experiencing some form of mental distress. Experts have attributed the rise to multiple factors, including unemployment, economic hardships, domestic pressures and academic stress.Surveys conducted by Government Medical College (GMC) Srinagar and SKIMS Bemina have reported that around 45 percent of people in the Valley experience mental ...