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Dr. Parorriita Nandy, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Dr. Parorriita Nandy, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor
paromita.nandy@bvrit.ac.in

Ph.D.: University of Kerala, 2022.

M.PhiL: University of Kerala, 2015.

M.A.: University of Kerala, 2014.

B.A.: West Bengal State University, 2012

JNTU Faculty ID:8853-221018-163330

Contact Number: +91-9744037622

 

My area of research is sociolinguistics. In my doctoral research, I undertook a sociolinguistic study of the Bengali diaspora in Kerala. This study contributes to the literature on diaspora studies pertaining to Indian languages in general and Bangla and Malayalam in particular and thus help explore this rather virgin field of contemporary Indian linguistics. It seeks to generate a model for sociocu ltural mapping of diasporic communities in the Indian scenario. The data and analysis provided in the chapter on the language used by the Bengal i Diaspora are expected to open ne w vistas of research in comparative linguistics with special reference to homonymy, phonological differences, semantic mutation, etc. in Bangla and Malayalam. Apart from this, I am also interested in sociociiltural studies vis-a-vis diasporas. I am also engaged in English language teaching, in course of which I study the influence of mother tongue on the learning by Indian students (mostly studying engineering) of English as a second language by India.

Assistant Professor: BVRIT, Narsapur (December 2025- Present)

Assistant Professor: MRCET, Hyderabad (July 2024- December 2025)

Assistant  Professor: SPEC,    Hyderabad (September 2022- June 2024)

    1. Nandy, Paromita, & P. Veerraghava. (2026). Cultural Continuity and Diasporic Identity: Bengali Religious and Cultural Practices in Hyderabad. In:}amiru1 Islam, et. at. (Ed.) LiteratHre, Culture, and the Question a{ the Marginal in India. Publisher: Literature Chronicle. ISBN: 978-93-7724-556-6.

      • Nandy, Paromita. (2025). Women’s Cricket in India and the Global Imperative of Gender Equality. In: Jamirul Islam (Ed.) Voices wifhout BorderS kmpotVeFment, IdenliEy, and Cultura! Expression Across Publisher: Literature Chronicle. ISBN: 978-93-48540-47-8.
      • Nandy, Paromita, & V. Madhusudhana Reddy. (2025). Assessing English Speaking Competence of Engineering Students: A Comparative Analysis of Rural and Urban Contexts. In: JamirN Islam (Ed.) india Between the Lines: Transnational Perspectives on Power, Translat ion, and the subaltern Publisher: Crown Publishing. ISBN: 978-93 -7424-626-9.
      1. Nandy, Paromita, et. al. (2023). A Method of Teaching Non-Verbal Communication to EFL Students. In: OQcinl Journal of fhe Patent The Patent Office Jovnal No. 42/2023 Dated 20/10/2023. P. 519.
      2. Nandy, Paromita, al. (2023). Reimagining Fredric Jameson: The Subject of Historicizing the History in 6umnaomi, a Film by Srijit Mukherjee. In: fnternntionnl Journal of Enhanced Research in Educational Development (IJERED). ISSN: 2320-8708, Vol. 11 Issue 4, July-August 2023.
      3. Nandy, Paromita, et. at. (2023). Ensuring proper learning by active learning techniques and collaborative learning. In: Proceeding o( Internatio Rab Summit on Quad ity fndices in Higher Education held between 23′d-25t” March 2023. Publisher: Engineering Staff College of India.

       Nandy, Paromita. (2019). Ratiocinate the Soclocultural habits of Bengali diaspora residing in Kerala: A linguistic anthropology study. In: Asmatt Haji Omar (Ed.) the Conference rim Asian linguistic Authtopology 2019 Proceed iRgs. Publisher: The CALA. ISBN: 978-0-6485356-0-7.

      8. Nandy, Paromita. (2015). Loan word in Bangla and Malayalam. In: G.K. Panikkar, Syamala Sasidharan, Sourav Chakraborty (rd.) studies on Bangla com a broader perspective. Publisher: International School of Dravidian L nguistics. ISBN: 81-85892-59-9.

 

No. of International Conferences presented/Participated

No. of National Conferences/Seminars presented/Participated

No. of Training/FDP programs

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  1. 2024 – Certified for outstanding contribution as an English mentor and facilitator for learners in the Cambridge English Empower programme.

    2017 – Best Paper Award for “Diaspora in Kerala: retrohex difference of Bengali and Malayalam” at 45′h All India Conference of Dravidian Linguists and International Symposium on Case, Agreement and Postpositions. Date: 23’d – 25′hJune 2017, Place: University of Delhi.

    2015 – Qualified as UGC JRE-NET in Linguistics.