Dr. Nilufar Khodjaeva Bekmuratovna

Associate Researcher

Dr. Nilufar Khodjaeva Bekmuratovna is an accomplished scholar with degrees from the Tashkent State Institute of Oriental Studies, including a Bachelor's in Hindi, a Master's in Translation Theory and Practice, and a Ph.D. focused on "Lexico-stylistic features of Premchand’s Uzbek Translations."

Throughout her career, Dr. Khodjaeva actively engaged with the scholarly community, sharing her expertise and research findings at both international and national conferences. Her presentations were well-received, sparking meaningful discussions and encouraging further exploration of her chosen subjects. Her impact extended beyond conference podiums. She is a prolific writer, with her work gracing the pages of influential journals such as "Oriental Studies," "Modern Turkish Studies," and "Translation Today." Her contributions to these publications have furthered our understanding of language dynamics, translation processes, and the broader field of linguistics.

One of Dr. Khodjaeva's most significant accomplishments is her pioneering research in contrastive linguistics and translation studies, with a particular focus on translating Hindi into Uzbek. This groundbreaking work has shed light on the complexities of cross-cultural communication and linguistic adaptation. Her research has not only enriched our academic knowledge but has also had practical implications for the field of translation, helping translators navigate the intricacies of these language pairs.