PTSD Affects Up to One in Four Adults in Kashmir, Review of 16 Studies...
Systematic review links higher psychological distress to cumulative conflict trauma, socioeconomic disadvantage, gender and childhood bereavement; authors call for expanded community-based mental-health services
SRINAGAR: A...
Kagan and Soai Win Chemistry Nobel for Solving Life’s Molecular Mirror Mystery
Discoveries by two chemists explain how chemical reactions can favour one mirror-image molecule over another, a breakthrough with major importance for making medicines
SRINAGAR: Henri...
Kashmir University Retains 4-Star Rating in MIC-AICTE Innovation Assessment
SRINAGAR: The University of Kashmir (KU) has retained its 4-Star rating in the latest performance assessment of the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC), conducted by...
Three Scientists Win Nobel Prize in Medicine for Putting the Brain Under a Light...
Now optogenetics will evolve into a revolutionary technique that allows scientists to switch individual nerve cells on and off with light
SRINAGAR: Karl Deisseroth, Peter...
20 Kashmir University Researchers Feature in Stanford Rankings 2026
SRINAGAR: Twenty researchers from the University of Kashmir (KU) have been included in the 2026 Stanford University rankings, giving the institution the highest representation...
Eight NIT Srinagar Faculty Members Feature in World’s Top 2 Per Cent Scientists Database
SRINAGAR: Eight faculty members of the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar have been included in the 2026 edition of the World’s Top 2...
Kashmir University Researcher Named Among World’s Top 2 Per Cent Scientists for Fourth Consecutive...
SRINAGAR: Dr Manzoor Ahmad Mir, a breast cancer researcher at the University of Kashmir, has been included in the list of the world’s top...
Francis Halzen Wins Nobel Prize in Physics for Decoding Cosmic Neutrinos
Belgian-born physicist honoured for turning Antarctic ice into a giant neutrino detector and opening a new way of studying the universe
SRINAGAR: Francis Halzen, a...
Muslim Rule Made Kashmir Healthcare Integrative, Progressive, Study Finds
SRINAGAR: Healthcare in Kashmir under Muslim rule was integrative, progressive, robust, indigenous, specialised and accommodating, with Hindu vaids and Muslim hakeems practising alongside each...
Zehanpore Buddhist Site Faces Collapse Risk, Study Warns
SRINAGAR: A Buddhist archaeological site on the Jhelum in Baramulla faces a high risk of structural collapse within the next three decades, with a...
Kashmir Youth Mental Health Intervention Could Become School Curriculum, Study Says
SRINAGAR: A culturally tailored mental-health intervention being developed for young people in Kashmir could eventually be introduced as a curriculum in schools and colleges...
Kashmir Tree-Ring Study Reconstructs 221 Years of Summer Rainfall, Reveals Major Drought and Wet...
SRINAGAR: A new study has reconstructed more than two centuries of summer rainfall variability in the Kashmir Himalaya, revealing recurring droughts, prolonged wet periods...
64% of Kashmir’s Newly Diagnosed Diabetics Have Fatty Liver Disease, New Study
SRINAGAR: Nearly two-thirds of patients newly diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) were found to have metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD), with...
Kashmir’s Geological Heritage Could Put Region on Global Geotourism Map, Study Finds
SRINAGAR: A recent study has identified a range of geological, geomorphological and culturally significant sites across Kashmir that could be developed as geoheritage and sustainable...
Hangul Breeding Pattern Mapped, May Stress Linked to Human Disturbance: Study
SRINAGAR: Female Hangul, the critically endangered Kashmir red deer, have a widely dispersed mating season. While males show a much more synchronised rut between...
