Ankush Pal
@ankushpal2001.bsky.social
MSc @LSESociology | Researching and Writing on Cities, Capital, Migration, and Religion | Secretary @LSEAmbedkarSoc | a.pal6@lse.ac.uk | www.researchgate.net/profile/Ankush-Pal-5 | www.muckrack.com/ankushpal
An essay that I wrote for @himalmag.bsky.social, which was published last month.
"The ambitious #Shabdakalpa project, launching in 2028, aims to map the history of every #Bengali word in digital form, preserving cultural memory and inspiring future #Southasian language initiatives," @ankushpal2001.bsky.social writes:
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The making of Shabdakalpa, a pioneering historical dictionary of Bengali
IT WAS A MUGGY Kolkata afternoon in 2017 when the first lines of code for Shabdakalpa were carefully entered into a lab computer at Jadavpur University in West
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September 21, 2025 at 3:28 AM
An essay that I wrote for @himalmag.bsky.social, which was published last month.
I am only realising now that I forgot to share some of my recent publications on here, and it has been a while since they came out. Maybe, I will post about them now, and I hope that I treat this space better than I did with X—focusing too much on what time to post, and so on and so forth.
September 16, 2025 at 12:52 AM
I am only realising now that I forgot to share some of my recent publications on here, and it has been a while since they came out. Maybe, I will post about them now, and I hope that I treat this space better than I did with X—focusing too much on what time to post, and so on and so forth.
Though I had created this account months ago, I was putting off the decision to move here which I have now taken. I am a researcher and writer on cities, capital, migration, public transportation, and religion. Looking forward to interact with geeks with similar interests, academics or otherwise!
April 1, 2025 at 9:00 PM
Though I had created this account months ago, I was putting off the decision to move here which I have now taken. I am a researcher and writer on cities, capital, migration, public transportation, and religion. Looking forward to interact with geeks with similar interests, academics or otherwise!