Translation
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‘I Named My Sister Silence’: The horrors of humans’ capability for destruction persist after the end
Diya Isha
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‘Translating women writers enables their cultural positions to be represented’: Alo Shome
Veeksha Vagmita
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A 1967 Hindi novel about a woman’s alienation after returning from USA gets an English translation
Usha Priyamvada Daisy Rockwell
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How a publisher and a foundation are furthering translations between India’s languages
Sanchit Toor
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Embarking on the divine: On translating the Urdu poet Jaun Elia
Ammar Aziz
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2023 JCB Prize for Literature longlist: Four translations, three debut novels. A reader’s guide
Scroll Staff
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Fiction: A young man falls in love with books and gets into an imaginary relationship with a woman
Geet Chaturvedi Anita Gopalan
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A new anthology brings 30 short stories from the Punjabi language in translation
Gurbachan Singh Bhullar Paramjit Singh Ramana
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Fiction: Revathi, an engineer, marries Ravi, an auto driver, defying her family. Will she be spared?
Imayam GJV Prasad
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‘Arise out of the lock’: 50 Bangladeshi women poets from several generations in translation
Sadaf Saaz Nabina Das, Sufia Kamal, Anjana Saha, Leesa Gazi, Shanta Maria, Asma Beethe
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Women in Translation Month: Travel the world with 12 books written – and translated – by women
Sayari Debnath
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Women in Translation Month: Fiction by ten women authors from Latin America to read in English
Sayari Debnath
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‘Her loveliness will thrill you’: Biharilal’s Hindi verses from the Murty Classical Library
Biharilal Rupert Snell
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‘Tired of living and angry with death’: Mir Taqi Mir’s Urdu verses from the Murty Classical Library
Mir Taqi Mir Shamsur Rahman Faruqi
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Women in Translation Month: 12 women writers to read in translation from 12 European languages
Sayari Debnath
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‘Didi’: A 1915 novel about widowhood and polygamy deftly portrays the tragedies of womanhood
Veeksha Vagmita
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In Perumal Murugan’s new novel, Muthu’s life is upturned when his father divides the family land
Perumal Murugan Janani Kannan
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‘I’ve sacrificed all to that face of yours’: Surdas’s Hindi poetry from the Murty Classical Library
Surdas John Stratton Hawley
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‘Wake up, and do not snore’: Mystic poet Sufi Bullhe Shah’s verses from the Murty Classical Library
Bullhe Shah Christopher Shackle
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Translated from the Hindi: A new book brings 16 works of short fiction about same-sex desire
Akanksha Pare Ruth Vanita