"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
A Holistic approach towards appreciating and forming educated opinions, based on actual research and serious academic deliberations / interactions, about the Culture, Heritage, Customs, Traditional Beliefs and Values, Practices, Cultural Development, Inter-cultural Facts; Intra-cultural facts, Language origin, Language Attitudes, Language Adoption , Value Maintenance, Cultural Maintenance through language, Language Technology and Future Perspectives of the various Indigenous peoples / Tribal communities / Adivasis of India.
Towards that end, Anthropological, Cultural, Socio-economic, Ethno-linguistic, studies on any Tribal community or any field work towards documentation of the same (including endangered and lesser known communities - that encompasses their language, ancestry, culture, heritage, religion, customs, rituals, society, family structure, literature, folklore, art and craft, industry, livelihoods, etc.) will be appreciated. The status of the community’s language and how they are dealing with a dominant language near them can also be studied and included in your research work. Notwithstanding the above explicitly mentioned areas, research papers and talks in associated / related thematic areas, are also welcomed.
Mr. Patitpaban Pal
Editor-in-chief
Patitpaban Pal
Qualified NET for Linguistics in July, 2018.
Guest Lecturer in Linguistics (2019 to now) at The Sanskrit College and University, Kolkata, West Bengal, India.
Currently doing Ph.D in Linguistics from Jadavpur University. He had completed his both MA in Bengali and Linguistics from same university. Also had completed his M.Phil degree in Linguistics from same university.
