Michael Jordan's career was shaped as much by doubt and scrutiny as by championships and accolades. From being cut from his high school team to enduring criticism over his leadership, gambling habits and retirement, he repeatedly faced narratives questioning his ability and character. Rather than respond publicly, Jordan relied on self-belief and performance, turning criticism into motivation and ultimately rendering the rumours irrelevant.
Lost in the Merit Race: Why Kashmirs Youth Need Real Career Guidance
From Kupwara to Qazigund, students chase a few secure options while a world of opportunities passes them by. It is time to make career counselling a core part of education in the Valley DR JAVID QADRI In recent years, the Kashmir Valley has witnessed a powerful transformation. Internet connectivity, expansion of higher education, competitive examinations, and exposure to global trends have opened doors that were unimaginable a generation ago. Yet, when one sits with students in a classroom in Kupwara, a coaching centre in Srinagar, or a higher secondary school in Shopian, the answers to a simple question, What do you want to do in life? remain painfully predictable: Doctor, engineer, government job. This narrow band of aspiration is not because our youth lack talent, curiosity, or ambition. On the contrary, Kashmiri students consistently prove their mettle in national examinations, civil services, entrepreneurship, arts, and sports. The real gap lies elsewhere: in the absence of structured, accessible, and professional career counselling that can help young people understand who they are, what the world offers, and how to bridge the gap between the two. Today, the debate on education in the Valley largely revolves around infrastructure, syllabus, examinations, and results. Career guidance is treated as a luxury, often outsourced to a single annual career counselling session or a glossy brochure. But if we are honest, the stakes are too high for such tokenism. In a region where unemployment remains a burning concern and where decades of conflict have constrained economic options, informed career choices are not merely a personal matterthey are a social, psychological, and economic necessity. A culture of confusion masked as ambition From Class 8 onward, Kashmiri children are pushed into a race that is often poorly defined. The metrics of success are largely confined to marks in Board exams, a rank in NEET or JEE, or the secure comfort of a government post. Parents, driven by genuine concern and lived insecurity, equate stability with respectability. Teachers, overburdened and under-trained in career guidance, repeat the same formula that worked for the few. The child, caught between expectations and limited information, mistakes this tunnel vision for ambition. On paper, we speak of a knowledge economy, 21st century skills, and global opportunities. In practice, most students are unaware of thriving fields like data science, animation and design, clinical psychology, international relations, sustainable agriculture, sports management, social entrepreneurship, or even the diverse and growing avenues within vocational trades. When students do hear of these options, it is often through social media fragmentsnot through structured counselling that can match opportunity with aptitude. The result is a generation that is over-coached but under-guided. They may know how to crack multiple-choice questions, but not how to make life choices. This confusion manifests as anxiety, depression, frequent course switching, and a growing sense of failure among those who do not make it to the handful of socially approved careers. Structural barriers to informed choices To understand the urgency of career counselling in the Kashmir Valley, we must look at the structural realities that shape decisions: Beyond one-off sessions: Rethinking counselling as a system It is tempting to think that inviting an expert to address students once a year will solve the counselling problem. But effective career guidance is a process, not an event. It must be woven into the schooling system from middle school onward, evolving as students grow. A meaningful model for the Valley would include: The psychological dimension: Healing through guidance Career counselling, when done well, does not simply say, Do this course, get that job. It helps a young person answer deeper questions: What kind of life do I want? What values matter to me? What am I good at? How can I contribute to my family and society? This clarity can reduce anxiety, build resilience, and offer a sense of purpose that goes beyond marks and money. Moreover, the Valley has seen a worrying rise in mental health concerns among students, ranging from examination stress to clinical depression. Schools and colleges that invest in professional counsellors, who can handle both academic and emotional concerns, will not only produce better professionals but also healthier human beings. Technology as an enabler, not a substitute With the spread of smartphones and internet access, a new ecosystem of online career guidance platforms, webinars, and mentorship networks has emerged. For Kashmiri students, especially those in far-flung areas, these platforms can be a lifeline. They can connect with mentors across India and the world, access information on scholarships, watch career talks, and participate in virtual counselling sessions. However, technology is not a magic wand. Without local facilitationteachers who guide students to the right resources, community centres that host webinars, NGOs that curate content in Urdu or Kashmirionline opportunities can easily be lost in the noise of social media. The challenge is to blend digital possibilities with on-ground support. Role of the state, schools, and civil society Improving career counselling in the Valley cannot be left to individual effort alone. It demands coordinated action. The School Education Department and Higher Education institutions must treat career guidance as a core service, not an add-on. This means allocating budgets for counsellor posts, training programmes, and resource centres in every district. Collaboration with national bodies and universities can help develop context-specific modules for Kashmiri students. Educational institutionsgovernment and private alikeneed to go beyond boasting about toppers and selections. They should create active counselling cells, host regular interactions with professionals, track the progress of alumni in diverse fields, and open their doors to NGOs working in guidance and skill development. Kashmir University, cluster universities, and professional institutes can play a pivotal role by setting up robust career and placement cells, organising job fairs, internship drives, and soft skills training. This not only benefits their students but can also create role models who inspire schoolchildren. Local NGOs, youth clubs, and media houses can amplify positive stories of Kashmiri youth succeeding in varied fieldsjournalism, research, sports, arts, entrepreneurship, and technology. Newspapers, including this one,
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Career guide for students released by Cong leaders - Ahmedabad Mirror
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