Publications

4. Language Teaching Course under Dibrugarh University

1. Three Month Certificate Course on Spoken Tai.
2. One Year Diploma Course on Tai Language.

5. Publication of Journals

1. Indian Journal of Tai Studies (publication financially supported by ICSSR, New Delhi), ISSN 0975-5233.
2. Pu-Lan-Chi (in Assamese), ISSN 2229-5712.

6. Publication of Books

1. Traditional Verbal Tales of Assam: Form, Content, Genre and Method of Study, 2005.
2. System of Medical Treatment during the Ahom Rule, 2006.
3. Documents on Ahom Movement, 2010.
4. Kheklai, 2011.
5. Lik Cham Tu Kham Tai Poi Ka Na, 2011.
6. Pioung Khom Tai, 2012.
7. Ahom Andolanor Oitihasik Dalil (First Volume), 2012.
8. Ahom Andolanor Oitihasik Dalil (Second Volume), 2012.
9. Lik Aan Na Ngai Ngai Kham Tai Ahom (Tai Ahom Bhasa Sahaj Neota Puthi), 2016.
10. Folk Culture of Indigenous Communities of Northeast India, 2017.
11. Lit Khek Lai Khek Phi, 2018.
12. Endangered Ethnic Languages and Cultures in North India, 2019.
13. Tais of Northeast India and Southeast Asia: A Study of their Ethno-cultural Linkage, 2019.
14. Assamese-language research titles on Tai culture, language, literature and Ahom history, 2020–2024.
15. Dynamics of Tai Society and Culture (ed.), 2025.
16. Khou Khong Mai Tong (Souvenir of Silver Jubilee, ITSAR), February 21–23, 2025.

7. Publication of Manuscripts

1. Chao-Pha-Khao-Po-Luk Siu Khung-Pha (A Tai-Ahom Manuscript with Translation), January 2009.
2. Tai-Ahom Manuscript: Chum-Pha-Rung-Cheng-Moung (with a translation into English & Assamese), March 2010.
3. Deo Buranji (Translation of Tai-Ahom Manuscript), March 2010.
4. Lit Lai Kwa Mong (Tai Ahom Manuscript with a translation into Assamese and English), 2011.
5. Lit Chang Han (Tai Ahom Manuscript with a translation into Assamese and English), 2013.