Advancing the science of sericulture through nematology, mulberry crop research, and evidence-based agricultural innovation at SKUAST-Kashmir.
"Unravelling the microscopic world to protect the silk of tomorrow."
I am a Research Scholar in Sericulture at SKUAST-Kashmir with deep interests in silkworm biology, mulberry cultivation, and sustainable farming. My PhD research centres on nematology — studying plant-parasitic nematodes that threaten mulberry crop health.
Through field surveys, microscopic laboratory work, and rigorous data analysis, I develop scientifically grounded methods to strengthen agricultural and sericulture productivity in Kashmir and beyond.
A career built on scientific curiosity, hands-on research, and a commitment to advancing sericulture science.
PhD research focused on nematology — studying plant-parasitic nematodes affecting mulberry crops, combining field surveys with advanced microscopic laboratory techniques and statistical analysis.
Advanced studies in sericulture science covering silkworm rearing, mulberry agronomy, crop protection, and research methodology.
Foundation in sericulture, agriculture, and biological sciences with hands-on training in both field and laboratory techniques.
Conducting field surveys and laboratory experiments to study plant-parasitic nematodes. Analyzing experimental data and documenting findings to support mulberry crop health research.
Proficiency in digital tools supporting research documentation, data handling, and academic reporting workflows.
Specialized training in laboratory biotechnology methods relevant to sericulture, plant sciences, and related disciplines.
Research visuals, publications, and certificates from my academic journey in sericulture.
Peer-reviewed and published articles contributing to sericulture and agricultural sciences.
Open to research collaborations, academic discussions, and opportunities in sericulture, nematology, and agricultural sciences.
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