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SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS & ACHIEVEMENTS

Invited for Kapuscinski Development Lecture at MNU Astana 2025

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Grants from DAAD (2023, 2024) and AGS (2025) for co-organising FGLS 2024 and organising LPP-GSC 2025

 

Short-term visiting fellowships in Prague (2019), Olot (2021), Doon (2022). Invite from UPenn (2020) not claimed due to COVID-19

 

Recipient of 15 long-term and short-term scholarships and grants including Cambridge International Scholarship, Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship, Erasmus Mundus Scholarship, two German Academic Exchange Service Bursaries (2005; 2013), JRF India (not claimed)

EDUCATION

10/2014 - 1/2019

University of Cambridge

PhD in Linguistics

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2010 - 2012

University of Bremen

MA in Medieval German Studies

(double degree with Palermo)

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2007 - 2009

University of Bern

MA in German and General Linguistics

 

RESEARCH INTERESTS
 

Language Policy

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Language and Law

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Language Contact and Conflict

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Critical Approaches to Discourse Analysis

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Variation

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WORK EXPERIENCE

Teaching Associate in German Linguistics, University of Cambridge (2022– )

 

Asst. Prof. in German Linguistics
Jawaharlal Nehru University

(2019–22)

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Invigilator, Quincentenary Library

Jesus College, Cambridge (2018)

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Research Intern in the Colonial Linguistics Project led by Prof. Ingo Warnke

University of Bremen, 2011

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OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Jury member, Global Undegrad Prize in Linguistics, 2020–22

 

Peer-review work for Current Issues in Language Planning, Discourse & Society, Social Inclusion, Issues in Applied Linguistics

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Communications Secretary, BAAL Language Policy SIG (2020– )

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Representative, Equal Opportunity Office, Centre of German Studies, JNU (2020–22)

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LANGUAGES

Hindi (First language)

Magahi (First language)

English (Fluent, C2)

German (Fluent, C1/C2)

Sanskrit (Basic, A1)

French (Basic, A2)

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