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This Assamese novel about Bengali Muslim settlers uprooted from their homes resonates sharply today
Rudrani Sarma
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Hindi writer Nirmal Verma’s stories from the 1960s give us people in love with loneliness
Oindrila Mukherjee
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‘Auspicious and intimidating in equal measure’: Translating Benyamin’s twin novels as a first-timer
Shahnaz Habib
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In this novel, a Bangladeshi woman sets out to find out whether her husband has really been hanged
Anisul Hoque
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Hallucinogens, two women living together, and ghosts from the past mark this deeply disturbing debut
Sangeetha Sreenivasan
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The Indian exodus from Burma: An Assamese novel recreates a near-forgotten story from history
Debendranath Acharya
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Football In Sun And Shadow
Scroll
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A meditation: Han Kang’s ‘White Book’ truly deserves a description that is overused for fiction now
Sayali Palekar
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This novel of nested narratives chronicles the battles of two women (or three, including the author)
Suneetha Balakrishnan
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Watch: Cheeky Spanish reporter uses Google Translate to go around French press conference rules
Scroll Staff
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From English to Kannada to Kannada to English: Tejaswini Niranjana’s mirrored path to translation
Trisha Gupta
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How translator Jennifer Croft won £26,000 and the Man Booker International Prize
Sana Goyal
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From Urdu to English: Translator Musharraf Ali Farooqi chronicles his journey
Ilona Yusuf
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In this old-new book of two Telugu novellas, horse-men and Sanskrit scholars take on modernity
Jai Arjun Singh
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A scary novel without ghosts in it: Jhumpa Lahiri’s translation of Domenico Starnone’s ‘Trick’
Sayali Palekar
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Two novellas reacquaint us with the finest Urdu writer of our time, Intizar Husain
Annie Zaidi
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Reviving the past: A literary collective is translating 100 classic novels across Indian languages
Bhavya Dore
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Meet the American who translates some of India’s finest Hindi writers into English
Trisha Gupta
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What makes a translation great? Ten literary translators from across the world weigh in
Katy Derbyshire
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The function of the Gita is to reformat the human mind like a hard drive, says its latest translator
Urvashi Bahuguna