Srinagar, July 25 -- Some successes are glorified, while others go unrecognized. Every society creates an invisible hierarchy. Some professions, lifestyles, personalities, incomes, or achievements are celebrated, while others are ignored or even looked down upon. A KAS/IAS officer may be admired more than a poet or author, a doctor more than a school counselor, a wealthy businessperson more than a thoughtful but ordinary teacher. These judgments are not universal truths; nevertheless, they reflect collective mentality and social constructions shaped by economics, culture, power, and history. Kashmiri society, shaped by a long history of political uncertainty and shifting centers of authority, has developed a tendency to glorify power. Per...