PhD in Linguistics from University of Delhi. Title of the thesis “Word order and Parsing: Dependency Relations in Assamese and Bangla”. MPhil in Linguistics, title of dissertation “Construal and Reanalysis in Assamese Sentences”. Psycholinguistics, Corpus Linguistics, Syntactic Parsing, POS Tagging, Speech recognition and segmentation, Human Sentence Processing, Translation, Localization, Communication training, Sign language More than 20 paper presentations in National and International conferences/ seminars. Areas of publications: Corpus Linguistics, POS Tagging, Psycholinguistics, Human Sentence Processing. Delivered around 40 lectures in national workshops on NLP, and in conferences and seminars organized by various Departments and Institutions in India and abroad. Chief Resource Person in the Linguistic Data Consortium for Indian Languages (LDC-IL), CIIL, Mysore under the Ministry of HRD, Department of Higher Education. Worked in the University of Delhi as ad-hoc faculty in the Department of English literature (Bhagat Singh College and Kamla Nehru College) taught special paper in Linguistics for 5 years before joining LDC-IL. Working on Schizophrenia: language as a clinical marker, Hybrid method of POS tagging in Telugu, User Adaptive Conversational Agent, Multilingual Education and Children’s Cognitive Development in Amharic speaking population of Ethiopia. Presently supervising four research scholars working on Computational Linguistics and Psycholinguistics at the EFL-University, Hyderabad.

Psycholinguistics, Corpus Linguistics, Syntactic Parsing, POS Tagging, Speech recognition and segmentation, Human Sentence Processing, Translation, Localization, Communication training, Sign language