Srinagar, April 13 -- ByFaizaan Bashir

Human flourishing appears to be at its peak, both culturally and economically. We have adapted to metrics unknown a decade or two ago: streets studded with brightly lit shops, advanced cars, clothes intensely in vogue, upgraded technologies, and income sufficient enough to sustain a fairly comfortable life.

The wheel of advancement has perhaps never moved as fast as it has for over the past decade. And it's, in many ways, a good time to exist.

If abject poverty is only remembered and no longer witnessed, who should have a concern with anything at all?

The part that should worry us, however, is the rise in mental health issues.

People are silently suffering, even as they project an aura of invinc...