Her research interests extend into the socio-economic vulnerabilities of informal workers. She has investigated the challenges faced by street vendors in Srinagar, Kashmir, during the COVID-19 pandemic, shedding light on the loss of livelihood and the urgent need for support mechanisms. Focus on Well-being and Mental Capital
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: She has conducted research on the "Happiness Revolution," focusing on the transition from illness to wellness. Her work often examines Psychological Capital as a buffer against stress. her work consistently champions human dignity
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Dr. Bisma Farooq Sheikh represents a new generation of academics in South Asia who refuse to let their research sit isolated in university libraries. By mapping advanced psychological concepts onto daily human interactions, she has given her audience a accessible vocabulary to understand their own stress, relationships, and digital habits. Whether assessing the financial devastation of street vendors or writing about the emotional resilience required to survive modern societal pressures, her work consistently champions human dignity, mental health awareness, and systemic empathy.