C I I L

Programme
January 1, 2005

Inaugural Session

9.30 am	Welcome	Rajesh Sachdeva
9.35 am	Lighting the lamp & Inaugural Address	Ashok R. Kelkar
10.00 am - 10.25 am	Release of E-Book 'FROM A SEMIOTIC - HUMANISTIC POINT OF VIEW : Collected Essays and Studies' by Ashok R. Kelkar & Presidential Remarks	Udaya Narayana Singh
10.25 am - 10.30 am	Vote of Thanks	K. Ramasamy

10.35 am - 11.10 am

Keynote Address

Session 1, 11.40 am - 1.00 pm Chair : Probal Dasgupta

11.40 am - 12.50 pm	Paper 1	V. Prakasam	Phonological Variation - A Systemic View Point
11.40 am - 12.50 pm	Paper 2	S.S. Bhattacharya B.D. Jayaram N.H. Itagi	Documenting Indian Languages : The LIS-India Experience


Session 2, 2.30 pm - 4.00 pm	Chair : Rajendra Singh

2.30 pm - 3.50 pm	Paper 3	Hans Henrich Hock	The Problem of Time in South Asian Convergence
	Paper 4	Jayant Lele	The Missing Public Searching Vaguely for a Community in the Indian English Debate
	Paper 5	B.A. Sharada	Emeneau M.B. - A Citation Study with Special Reference to India as a Linguistic Area : A Web Resource for Researchers

Session 3, 4.15 pm - 5.45 pm Chair : K. Narayan Devaraiah

4.15 pm - 5.35 pm	Paper 6	Smita Sinha	Tribal Multilingualism in Orissa and Issues on Mother Tongue Education
	Paper 7	K.S. Mustafa	Urdu, Dakkhini Urdu Via-a-vis Emeneau's Concept of ' India as a Linguistic Area'
	Paper 8	Pushpak Bhattacharyya (Read by Milind Malshe)	Machine Translation, Language Divergence and Lexical Resources