My research examines the intersection of language, print, and politics in India’s North-East. I focus on how multilingual print cultures, particularly literary periodicals, influence the formation of identity and belonging in borderland regions. I completed my PhD at King’s College London in December 2024, with a thesis titled "Language and Belonging in 20th-Century Assam: Print Media, Literary Periodicals, and the Construction of Oxomiya Jati."

In addition to my research, I serve as the Centre Administrator for the Centre for Adherence Research and Education (CARE) at King’s College London (KCL). Previously, I was a Print Fellow with the KCL English Department’s Bear Yard Press. My professional experience also includes roles in communications, digital engagement, and as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at KCL, as well as earlier work as a language consultant at The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS). I hold a BA, MA, and MPhil in English Literature from Gauhati University, and an MA in Postcolonial Studies from SOAS.