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Tushar Kamath

Mumbai
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Auto journo @zigwheels & @cardekho by passion and lack of knowledge in every other aspect of life. Lovingly called 'child's scholarship' by mechanic.
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Improved heritability partitioning and enrichment analyses using summary statistics with graphREML

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By Hui Li, Tushar Kamath, Rahul Mazumder, Xihong Lin, Luke O’Connor
| Nature Verified
Abstract Heritability enrichment analysis using data from genome-wide association studies is often used to understand the functional basis of genetic architecture. Stratified linkage disequilibrium score regression (S-LDSC) is a widely used method-of-moments estimator for heritability enrichment, but S-LDSC has low statistical power compared with likelihood-based approaches. We introduce graphREML, a precise and powerful likelihood-based heritability partitioning and enrichment analysis method.
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2026 Honda City Short Review: What We Liked & What Needs To Improve

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By Tushar Kamath
| Zigwheels Verified
I can relate to the Honda City quite well. We’re both millennials in a GenZ world, trying to fight the feeling that age is catching up to us. However, while the internet moved from Bad Luck Brian to brainrot and music concert headliners may move from artists to AI slop, I still feel relevant because I made an effort to stay up to date. And apparently, so has the City. Honda City Looks The City isn’t the slender slicker it was in the 1990s.
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2026 Skoda Kushaq Short Review: What We Liked & What Needs To Improve

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By Tushar Kamath
| Zigwheels Verified
Skoda’s first made-for-India-made-in-India SUV developed a reputation for enjoyable driving dynamics coupled with sensibility for family use. The improvements include some segment firsts but with a segment evolving at its current pace, the changes do still seem to speak to the same niche buyers as before. Skoda Kushaq Looks For a car with the Kushaq’s understated European appeal, a facelift could’ve turned things polarising.
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