Srinagar, July 30 -- The stay on Jauhar University's demolition is a reprieve for more than just its 3,000 students; it is a moment that has thrown a harsh spotlight on higher education in India. While the Uttar Pradesh Government's swift decision to halt the bulldozers pragmatically de-escalated tensions, the episode has inadvertently done what years of publicity could not: it has brought the physical and intellectual scale of Azam Khan's vision into the global spotlight, exposing uncomfortable truths about governance and educational priorities. A Vision Built on a Grand Scale To understand why this agitation resonates, one must look beyond land disputes and examine what has actually been built. Mohammad Ali Jauhar University is no makes...