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"Essentially, I translate for a reader to whom the text is not accessible in the language in which it is originally written," says award-winning translator Gita Krishnakutty.
Outlook Magazine - 9 October 2017
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These BHU administrators sound more like some mullahs of the Muslim Personal Law Board holding on to their triple talaq. Misogyny seems to be their only sanskar.
Meteorology is a passe, only divine intervention is the way out in MP; while it now takes only six minutes for a newborn's Aadhar in Maharashtra. Read all the juicy gossip from the neighbourhood...
Indian publishers are fertile ground for most Pakistani writers who have few options back home
It's all a perception game when it comes to private schools, says Anil Swarup, secretary in the Department of School Education and Literacy of the Union HRD ministry.
As private schools come under a sharp focus following the brutal Ryan International murder, Delhi’s deputy CM and education minister Manish Sisodia talks on various measures for improving the quality of government schools and the lot of the teachers.
National award-winning director Hansal Mehta talks about this happy, hectic time, the joys of film-making and working with actors such as Kangana Ranaut and Rajkummar Rao.
In the land of drunkards, women who drink are slowly getting accepted, but still face stiff resistance from the patriarchal Malayali male
Underpaid, overworked—teachers are in a bad way. And schools are reluctant to comply with strict CBSE rules.
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These BHU administrators sound more like some mullahs of the Muslim Personal Law Board holding on to their triple talaq. Misogyny seems to be their only sanskar.
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Meteorology is a passe, only divine intervention is the way out in MP; while it now takes only six minutes for a newborn's Aadhar in Maharashtra. Read all the juicy gossip from the neighbourhood...
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Indian publishers are fertile ground for most Pakistani writers who have few options back home
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It's all a perception game when it comes to private schools, says Anil Swarup, secretary in the Department of School Education and Literacy of the Union HRD ministry.
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As private schools come under a sharp focus following the brutal Ryan International murder, Delhi’s deputy CM and education minister Manish Sisodia talks on various measures for improving the quality of government schools and the lot of the teachers.
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National award-winning director Hansal Mehta talks about this happy, hectic time, the joys of film-making and working with actors such as Kangana Ranaut and Rajkummar Rao.
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In the land of drunkards, women who drink are slowly getting accepted, but still face stiff resistance from the patriarchal Malayali male
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Underpaid, overworked—teachers are in a bad way. And schools are reluctant to comply with strict CBSE rules.
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