Srinagar, July 16, 2025 — A young researcher from Kashmir has brought laurels to the academic community of Jammu and Kashmir after their study was selected for presentation at the Global Anthropology Congress 2025, scheduled to be held in Geneva, Switzerland. The prestigious international event brings together leading scholars and researchers from around the world to discuss new findings in anthropology and social sciences.
The research, conducted by a scholar from the University of Kashmir’s Department of Anthropology, focuses on cultural transitions and social dynamics in post-conflict societies, with special emphasis on Kashmir’s identity and heritage. The study explores how communities affected by conflict preserve their cultural roots while adapting to changing socio-political conditions.
Academics and experts have hailed the selection as a significant achievement for Kashmiri research on the global stage. The study highlights important themes like conflict studies, cultural preservation, and identity, making it relevant in international academic discussions.
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Kashmir congratulated the researcher, describing the selection as a proud moment for both the university and the region. He noted that the growing recognition of Kashmiri scholars in international forums reflects the academic potential of the youth of Jammu and Kashmir.
This achievement is seen as a positive sign for the future of research and higher education in the Union Territory. It also opens doors for Kashmiri researchers to engage in global academic collaborations and contribute meaningfully to studies on culture, identity, and social change.
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