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Over 10,000 volunteers participate SRINAGAR: To encourage civic engagement by promoting voter literacy and voter participation in the community, the University of Kashmir (KU) is spreading awareness under the SVEEP (Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation) programme. The varsity has been organising interactive sessions, debates, discussions, cultural programmes, musicals, nukkad (street) performances, mock voting, etc. across all its campuses during the past

NEP Cell devises survey instrument, implementation mechanism SRINAGAR: To develop a survey instrument by providing an extensive platform to stakeholders to collaborate on its refinement and implementation for the upcoming academic audit, the National Education Policy (NEP) Cell, University of Kashmir (KU), organised a two-day workshop that concluded here on Thursday. Titled ‘Academic Audit in University of Kashmir: Developing Survey Instrument and

Inclusion significant achievement for varsity: VC SRINAGAR: The Kashmir University (KU) on Monday announced that its four more journals have been included in the prestigious UGC (University Grants Commission)-CARE (Consortium for Academic Research and Ethics) list. These journals represent diverse fields of study and signify the varsity’s commitment to academic excellence and scholarly pursuits. The newly included journals are ‘Bazyaft’, published by

Inaugurates AI-cum-IT lab; inspects facilities, infrastructure at South Campus ANANTNAG: To provide a platform for dialogue, generate new insights and chart a path towards inclusive and sustainable approaches to safeguard Kashmir's eclectic heritage for future generations, the Department of English, South Campus, Kashmir University, in collaboration with the Indian Council of Social Science Research, Wednesday inaugurated a two-day international conference here. Themed

Srinagar: Renowned educationist and psychologist, Prof A G Madhosh passed away on Saturday morning after a brief illness. His death has been widely condoled and people from a cross-section of the society, especially from the academic and research community, are paying rich tributes to the departed soul. The octogenarian served as former Dean and Head, School of Education, KU; Director, Physical Education