
Srinagar, Nov 15: Renowned academician and noted Geography scholar Prof Tasawoor Ahmad Kanth passed away on Sunday morning at the age of 70 following a prolonged battle with cancer.
Prof Kanth was a former Professor, Dean and Head of the Department of Geography and Regional Development at the University of Kashmir. He was widely recognised for his contribution to teaching, research and academic development in the field of Geography.
His research work covered several areas, including glaciers, glacial geomorphology, climate change, Himalayan ecology, landslides and environmental studies. His academic work contributed to research on the Himalayan region and its environmental challenges.
Prof Kanth remained highly respected among students, research scholars and fellow academics for his expertise and commitment to teaching and research.
After completing his service at the University of Kashmir, he declined an extension offered by the university. His retirement was attended by former students, research scholars and academic colleagues, with several travelling from different parts of the world to honour his contribution.
His death has been widely mourned by the academic community and has left a void in Kashmir's field of geographical research.
The Nimaz-e-Janazah is scheduled to be offered at 12 noon at his residence in Hyderpora, Srinagar.
Prof Kanth is survived by his wife, who is also a retired professor, two married daughters and a son.
Srinagar, Nov 15: Renowned academician and noted Geography scholar Prof Tasawoor Ahmad Kanth passed away on Sunday morning at the age of 70 following a prolonged battle with cancer.
Prof Kanth was a former Professor, Dean and Head of the Department of Geography and Regional Development at the University of Kashmir. He was widely recognised for his contribution to teaching, research and academic development in the field of Geography.
His research work covered several areas, including glaciers, glacial geomorphology, climate change, Himalayan ecology, landslides and environmental studies. His academic work contributed to research on the Himalayan region and its environmental challenges.
Prof Kanth remained highly respected among students, research scholars and fellow academics for his expertise and commitment to teaching and research.
After completing his service at the University of Kashmir, he declined an extension offered by the university. His retirement was attended by former students, research scholars and academic colleagues, with several travelling from different parts of the world to honour his contribution.
His death has been widely mourned by the academic community and has left a void in Kashmir's field of geographical research.
The Nimaz-e-Janazah is scheduled to be offered at 12 noon at his residence in Hyderpora, Srinagar.
Prof Kanth is survived by his wife, who is also a retired professor, two married daughters and a son.
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