Current Research: Design and Analysis of post-quantum cryptographic primitives from error correcting codes

Supervisor: Dr. Ratna Dutta, Department of mathematics, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur 

"My primary research focuses on the design and rigorous analysis of post-quantum cryptographic primitives derived from error-correcting codes. As quantum computing advances threaten classical number-theoretic assumptions, my work explores the mathematical foundations of code-based cryptography. I am particularly interested in constructing efficient, scalable schemes that maintain provable security against both classical and quantum adversaries."

Master's Project (2024)

​Title: Rough Weighted Ideal Convergence in Partial Metric Spaces  

​Supervisor: Dr. Sanjoy Kumar Ghosal  

​Institution: University of North Bengal (Completed during M.Sc. in Mathematics)  

​Description: Conducted a theoretical study focused on convergence concepts, abstract structures, and rigorous proof development in partial metric spaces.  

Research Interests

• ​Cryptography  

• ​​Linear Algebra

• ​Measure Theory  

• Topology