As Northeast India’s indigenous languages face unprecedented challenges in the digital age, this inaugural volume examines how technology can serve as a tool for preservation, revitalization, and community empowerment.

Bringing together scholars, technologists, and community practitioners, this collection explores digital archiving, language apps, online learning platforms, and AI-driven documentation methods. From Khasi to Garo, Mizo to Manipuri, the volume showcases innovative approaches to keeping these languages vital in contemporary contexts while honoring traditional knowledge systems and cultural practices.