Bisma Farooq Sheikh -

: Her research often bridges scientific inquiry with spirituality. For example, she has written on the "Happiness Revolution" and the role of "Psychological Capital" (PsyCap) in helping individuals find meaning and autonomous strength in the face of adversity.

It was hidden beneath a loose floorboard in the old kitchen—a tin cigar box, rusted at the corners. Inside: a string of grey pearls, a dried jasmine garland, and a photograph. The photograph was of a young man in a pheran, standing in front of a walnut tree. On the back, in faded ink: Farooq, 1989. Before the orchard burned. bisma farooq sheikh

: She is a researcher affiliated with the University of Kashmir , specializing in areas like positive psychology and well-being. : Her research often bridges scientific inquiry with

She has published research on psychological capital as a determinant of well-being and a buffer against stress. Her findings emphasize how traits like hope, efficacy, resilience, and optimism can help individuals find meaning and survive adversity. Inside: a string of grey pearls, a dried

COVID-19 pandemic and the challenges for urban informal sector: An insight from street vendors of the district Srinagar, Kashmir

Bisma Farooq Sheikh had always been a collector of things that were almost lost.

: She co-authored a study on the challenges faced by urban informal sectors during the COVID-19 pandemic, specifically looking at street vendors in Srinagar.