Breaking the Loop in Justice with Forensic Linguistics | Dr. Deepak Mashru | TEDxKPRIT
The speaker sheds light on forensic linguistics, the science of turning language into evidence, and its untapped potential in India’s legal system. In a country rich in linguistic diversity, this discipline can uncover identity, intent, and deception through words and speech patterns. From resolving authorship disputes to strengthening testimonies, forensic linguistics bridges critical gaps in justice, paving the way for a system that is more precise, reliable, and fair. Dr. Deepak J. Mashru is a visionary educator and pioneer in forensic linguistics, serving at the National Forensic Sciences University under the Ministry of Home Affairs. With over two decades of transformative work, he has redefined how language, law, and technology converge to strengthen justice delivery. Honoured with national awards for teaching and pedagogical innovation, he is known for blending Bharatiya knowledge traditions with cutting-edge forensic applications. A director of a prestigious ICSSR project, he stands at the forefront of designing new educational and investigative frontiers, inspiring students, scholars, and citizens to see words as instruments of truth. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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