KU condoles Prof Khera's demise
Srinagar: Kashmir University staff on Monday condoled the demise of Prof M K Khera who during his tenure as professor in the varisity held the positions of Dean faculty of Sciences and Head department of Physics .
A condolence meeting was held under the chairmanship of Prof Farooq Ahmad, head department of physics which was attended by entire staff and scholars at the department . The meeting described Prof Khera as a scholar and researcher of repute who represented KU at various academic forums in India and abroad. Prof Farooq said that Prof Khera's contribution in teaching and research at the PG department of Physics would be remembered for long
Prof Khera was a member of the first research group in India who worked to build neutron counters use for the cosmic research activities. He has co edited a book Energy Problems in J&K state.
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