This report, part of special series on mental health in Kashmir, reveals how, even though gunbattles have stopped, decades of conflict and trauma leave invisible scars, and how patients navigate fear, hope, and the path to healing.
About The Author
Fozia Yasin is a journalist and researcher exploring the stories and lives at the margins
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