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India News | Writers Vinod Kumar Shukla, MT Nair to Be Honoured with 'Aakashdeep' Award - Vimarsana News

India News | Writers Vinod Kumar Shukla, MT Nair to Be Honoured with 'Aakashdeep' Award

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Veteran Hindi writer Vinod Kumar Shukla and celebrated Malayalam author-filmmaker MT Vasudevan Nair will be conferred with the 'Aakashdeep Sanman' --a lifetime achievement award, media group Amar Ujala announced on Tuesday. India News | Writers Vinod Kumar Shukla, MT Nair to Be Honoured with 'Aakashdeep' Award.

Rabindranath Tagore: Can he be called a nativist? - Vimarsana News

Rabindranath Tagore: Can he be called a nativist?

The Nobel Laureate preferred his mother tongue, Bengali, and was a reluctant poet in English. But he was by no means an aggressive nationalist.

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Into English: Sachin Ketkar on Bilingual Translation - Words Without Borders - Vimarsana News

Into English: Sachin Ketkar on Bilingual Translation - Words Without Borders

Jenny Bhatt interviews Sachin Ketkar on subtractive and creative bilingualism and the challenges of Gujarati translation.

'Everyone who read her was shocked into awareness': Mini Krishnan, Bama's first publisher in English - Vimarsana News

'Everyone who read her was shocked into awareness': Mini Krishnan, Bama's first publisher in English

‘Bama’s Karukku, particularly in Lakshmi Holmstrom’s English, drilled a hole in the wall of both religious hypocrisy and caste consciousness.’

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Early feminist, pioneering novelist: Recalling colonial-era Marathi Christian reformer Baba Padmanji - Vimarsana News

Early feminist, pioneering novelist: Recalling colonial-era Marathi Christian reformer Baba Padmanji

Early feminist, pioneering novelist: Recalling colonial-era Marathi Christian reformer Baba Padmanji Far from being a European lackey, as he is sometimes characterised, he was a visionary whose contributions undergird the history of modernity in India. Baba Padmanji. In 1857, India’s first vernacular-Marathi novel emerged from the presses. At the time, it received only an ambivalent response. But in the years that followed, the book went through three further editions and was included in the curriculum of Bombay University. In 2002, the trenchant critic Bhalchandra Nemade extolled ...

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