Innumerable tragic stories emerge from regions afflicted with conflict, and Indian-administered Kashmir is no exception. But there are a few who use their misfortune to turn things around for others. Javed Ahmad Tak is one such individual. The 37-year-old’s life changed on 21 March, 1997, when, as a 21-year old college senior majoring in science, he decided to visit his uncle’s place not far from his home. A resident of Bijbehara town in South Kashmir’s Anantnag district, he was never the same after that visit.
Rallying to the call of hope
Rallying to the call of hope
Rallying to the call of hope
Innumerable tragic stories emerge from regions afflicted with conflict, and Indian-administered Kashmir is no exception. But there are a few who use their misfortune to turn things around for others. Javed Ahmad Tak is one such individual. The 37-year-old’s life changed on 21 March, 1997, when, as a 21-year old college senior majoring in science, he decided to visit his uncle’s place not far from his home. A resident of Bijbehara town in South Kashmir’s Anantnag district, he was never the same after that visit.