Srinagar, Sept. 19 -- The moment we hear about diaspora, we begin imagining people embarking on a journey. We imagine suitcases being packed in haste, airports left behind, and a strange country appearing out of the haze. We think of diaspora as people who have been separated from their homeland by distance out of compulsion. In fact, that's what the word itself means literally. But can people feel displaced without leaving their rooms? Can displacement take place without starting any journey? Can we experience exile without actually being exiled? If yes, then what do we call it? No, I'm not under the influence of alcohol, that's what you would be thinking right after reading those strange questions! Before jumping into assumptions, let m...