Publications

	Sanjay Kumar Srivastava A disaster that arrived without weather https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/toi-blogs/planet-watch/a-disaster-that-arrived-without-weather/articleshow/133756215.cms Srivastava, Sanjay Kumar. (2026, September 04). A disaster that arrived without weather. The Times of India.
	G Parthasarathy First spectroscopic characterization of silicate mineral in the St. Severin LL6 chondrite: Diffuse reflectance and FTIR spectroscopic studies https://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/geosocindia/jour-geosocindia/article-abstract/doi/10.17491/jgsi.2026.174583/734898/First-Spectroscopic-Characterizat… Saikia, B. J., Parthasarathy, G., & Borah, R. R. (2026). First spectroscopic characterization of silicate mineral in the St. Severin LL6 chondrite: Diffuse reflectance and FTIR spectroscopic studies. Journal of Geological Society of India 102(9).1288–1293
	V S Ramamurthy Separated by space and time, united by grief -the tragedy of being a lake https://scienceandculture-isna.org/uploads/latestIssue/1786606051_03_D_K_Srivastava.pdf Srivastava, D. K. & Ramamurthy, V. S. (2026). Separated by space and time, united by grief -the tragedy of being a lake. Science and Culture 92(7-8). 497-505. Blurb: The paper examines the disappearance of Tulare Lake (California) and the Aral Sea (Central Asia) - where river diversions for irrigation destroyed millennia-old lakeshore societies - as emblematic cases of global lake desiccation due to over-exploitation, silting, and waste dumping. It is pointed out that lakes, ponds, and other waterbodies would play an increasingly important role in recharging underground aquifers and offering a relief on a planet under stress due to climate change.
	Dinesh Kumar Srivastava Separated by space and time, united by grief -the tragedy of being a lake https://scienceandculture-isna.org/uploads/latestIssue/1786606051_03_D_K_Srivastava.pdf Srivastava, D. K. & Ramamurthy, V. S. (2026). Separated by space and time, united by grief -the tragedy of being a lake. Science and Culture 92(7-8). 497-505 Blurb: The paper examines the disappearance of Tulare Lake (California) and the Aral Sea (Central Asia) - where river diversions for irrigation destroyed millennia-old lakeshore societies - as emblematic cases of global lake desiccation due to over-exploitation, silting, and waste dumping. It is pointed out that lakes, ponds, and other waterbodies would play an increasingly important role in recharging underground aquifers and offering a relief on a planet under stress due to climate change.
	Biju Dharmapalan Synthetic lab-grown humans https://www.thestatesman.com/supplements/science_supplements/synthetic-lab-grown-humans-1503628913.html Dharmapalan, Biju. (2026, August 20). Synthetic lab-grown humans. The Statesman.
	Vinay Kumar Dadhwal Tracking vegetation dynamics after a glacial lake outburst flood (GLOF): A multi-source data analysis from Sikkim Himalaya https://cms.nias.res.in/sites/default/filesefs/2026-08/Tracking-vegetation-dynamics-after.pdf Pasha, S. V., Vasu, L., Swarada., & Dadhwall,Vinay Kumar. (2026). In S. S. Vijayaraghavalu et al. (Eds.), AI-Driven climate intelligence for climate risk prediction and decision making. Biodiversity Conservation Foundation (BCF-India).
	Shaik Vazeed Pasha Tracking vegetation dynamics after a glacial lake outburst flood (GLOF): A multi-source data analysis from Sikkim Himalaya https://cms.nias.res.in/sites/default/filesefs/2026-08/Tracking-vegetation-dynamics-after.pdf Pasha, S. V., Vasu, L., Swarada., & Dadhwall,Vinay Kumar. (2026). In S. S. Vijayaraghavalu et al. (Eds.), AI-Driven climate intelligence for climate risk prediction and decision making. Biodiversity Conservation Foundation (BCF-India).
	M Sai Baba World Lizard Day https://niascomm.in/2026/08/14/world-lizard-day/ SciComm@NIAS An occasion to learn about one of the most diverse and often misunderstood groups of animals. One useful service many lizards provide is eating insects. Lizards have a rich place in Indian folklore. Conservation often concentrates on large animals—Tigers, Elephants, rhinos, and Whales; smaller species like Lizards also deserve attention.