Incorporating SQL questions from normal language is a long-standing open issue and has been drawing in extensive intrigue as of late. Natural Language Interface (NLI) is the confluence of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Human-Computer Interaction, which allows interaction between humans and computers through the utilization of Natural Language. Here we are gonna deal with the problem of automatic generation of Structured Query Language (SQL) queries. SQL is a database language for querying and manipulating relational databases. Despite the spectacular rise in the acceptance of relational databases, there is a fundamental limitaion to the ability to fetch data from those databases. One of the major reasons for this is the fact that the users of these relational databases need to comprehend convoluted structured query languages. In this body of work, we present an interface that allows users to interact with the databases using Natural Lanaguage as opposted to the conventional structure query languages.
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