Jammu, Aug. 12 -- Share Tweet Share How displacement, memory and three decades of public service shaped one of Jammu and Kashmir's persistent voices on ecological protection and sustainable agriculture. There are lives that are shaped by personal ambition, and there are lives in which history leaves an unmistakable imprint. The story of Anuj Kumar Verma belongs to the latter. His journey from a family displaced during the upheaval of 1947 to becoming an advocate of sustainable agriculture and environmental protection is, at its core, a story about memory. But it is also a story about what people choose to do with the inheritance of memory. Verma's family traces its roots to Muzaffarabad, from where they were forced to flee during the viol...