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  • I - Rabindranath Tagore translated by Dipali Chakraborty
    Rabindranath Tagore | Poem | February 2004
    A Tremendous Comet : Michael Madhusudan Dutt - Ketaki Kushari Dyson
    English | Book-Review : ধারাবাহিক | January 2004
    A detailed review of Ghulam Musrshid: Lured by Hope: A Biography of Michael Madhusudan Dutt, translated from Bengali by Gopa Majumdar
    Method - Abhijit Sen translated by Sahana Ghosh
    Translation | Story | January 2004
    Ashwini gave the address of his workplace. Just then, the door opened noisily. A breath of fresh air intermingled with the smelly claustrophobic air inside. The one-armed constable came inside and asked for ...
    Letter from Tagore to F. van Eeden - Parabaas
    Rabindranath Tagore | Photo Gallery | January 2004
    Grateful - Rabindranath Tagore translated by Nandini Gupta
    Rabindranath Tagore | Poem | December 2003
    Home and Abroad - Martin Kämpchen
    Rabindranath Tagore | Essay | December 2003
    The grand concept of globalisation has its origin in economic relations. But it tends to spread its tentacles into other areas of human concern
    The Substitute - Narendranath Mitra translated by Sreejata Guha
    | Story | December 2003
    But Sudha was not the kind of girl who took to heart what someone implied in a jibing tone or how one quirked an eyebrow at her actions. What touched her to the quick was the fact that her father warned her about...
    Kochi Sansad [Club for Tender Spirits] - Parashuram (Rajsekhar Basu) translated by Gopa Majumdar
    Translation | Story | October 2003
    "Don't get cross. Look, extra-marital love is a most complex and high-class business. It is not for all and sundry. But if a man can see his own wife in a similar light -- I mean, find something new in her each time he sees her, something that remains...
    Gazing at the Sun: Bangladeshi Poets and Rabindranath Tagore - William Radice
    Rabindranath Tagore | Essay | September 2003
    This is the first of perhaps five papers which together will grapple with the question, ‘What is Bangladeshi poetry?’
    Matchbox - Ashapurna Debi translated by Prasenjit Gupta
    Translation | Story | August 2003
    And whenever there’s a letter with Nomita’s name on the envelope, he opens and reads it first, and only then does he give it to her. It’s possible that oftentimes he doesn’t give it to her at all. At least...
    From the Hooghly to the Seine - Susan Chacko
    English | Book-Review | August 2003
    Review of Taslima Nasrin's French Lover, translated inti English by Sreejata Guha.
    How hard should we try? – Questions of detail in literary translation - Ketaki Kushari Dyson
    English | Essay | July 2003
    A few mistakes do not invalidate the whole work, and shifts of meaning are inevitable when a text moves from the terrain of one language to the terrain of another. In that case, how hard should we try? I think...
    Rabindranath Tagore in Germany - Martin Kämpchen
    Rabindranath Tagore | Essay | July 2003
    If I were asked who was the greatest poet India has produced, including the greatest of ancient India, Kalidasa, my firm answer would be: ‘Tagore’ …
    A Poet's Dream: Discovery of Tagore Texts - Shailesh Parekh
    Rabindranath Tagore | Essay | May 2003
    Prof. Niranjan Bhagat, a noted Gujarati poet, now 77, believes that it was Tagore’s death in 1941, that ‘seduced’ him into writing poetry!
    Tagore's Poetic Greatness - William Radice
    Rabindranath Tagore | Essay | May 2003
    Khichuri - Sukumar Ray translated by Prasenjit Gupta
    Translation | Poem | March 2003
    Mustache Thievery - Sukumar Ray translated by Prasenjit Gupta
    Translation | Poem | March 2003
    Woodly Old Man - Sukumar Ray translated by Prasenjit Gupta
    Translation | Poem | March 2003
    Biographical Sketch: Sukumar Ray (1887 - 1923) - Parabaas
    English | Biography | March 2003
    Things Recalled at Night - Joy Goswami translated by Prasenjit Gupta
    Translation | Poem | February 2003
    Divergent Rays - Susan Chacko
    Satyajit Ray | Book-Review | February 2003
    Review of The Adventures of Feluda, by Satyajit Ray; Translated by Chitrita Banerjee; and Childhood Days: A Memoir, Translated by Bijoya Ray
    Grieving for Oneself - Ashapurna Debi translated by Prasenjit Gupta
    Translation | Story | February 2003
    Perhaps Shoilobala sees this curse as a blessing. The boys have forgotten, now I’m reluctant to go wake them up again. . . . After a moment Shoilobala turns the table fan down for no reason, turns it up again, then quietly...
    Morning in Chilka - Buddhadeva Bose translated by Ketaki Kushari Dyson
    Buddhadeva Bose | Poem | January 2003
    A poem from "The Selected Poems of Buddhadeva Bose", translated and introduced by Ketaki Kushari Dyson.
    Our Ray of the 70's and 80's - Somjit Dutt
    Satyajit Ray | Essay | November 2002
    We who grew from childhood to youth and young adulthood in the city of Calcutta during the course of the 70's and 80's of the 20th century had the rare opportunity to refer to one of the Titans of the screen, Satyajit Ray, as almost one of us : he was very much Ray.
    Dialogue Between Karna and Kunti - Rabindranath Tagore translated by Ketaki Kushari Dyson
    Rabindranath Tagore | Poem | September 2002
    This dramatic poem based on an episode in the Mahabharata is from Tagore’s collection Kahini (1900).
    Bolai - Rabindranath Tagore translated by Prasenjit Gupta
    Rabindranath Tagore | Story | September 2002
    It hurt him whenever someone plucked a flower from a plant. But he realized his concern meant nothing to anyone else. So he tried to hide his pain. Boys his age would throw stones to knock amlokis off the tree;...
    Boligarto - Begum Rokeya translated by Tapati Gupta
    Translation | Story | July 2002
    The Khan Bahadur Khatkhaté was a man of multiple virtues the principal among which was his capacity to manage things. Because commodities became scarce during the monsoons he would make advance procurements of ...
    Hunger - Kabita Singha translated by Bashabi Fraser
    Translation | Story | July 2002
    Ranjabati turned round and looked at her. She had a neat, slim figure. She couldn't be much older than twenty two or twenty three. She had worn her red-bordered sari in the new style. A round red vermilion bindi on her forehead and ...
    Biographical Sketch: "Parashuram" (Rajsekhar Basu) (1880 - 1960) - Mandar Mitra
    English | Biography | June 2002
    Birinchi-Baba - Parashuram (Rajsekhar Basu) translated by Gopa Majumdar
    Translation | Story | June 2002
    " ... I am not a happy man," Nitai Babu was saying. "My domestic help has run away, my wife is nagging all the time, my daughter's got fever, and I can no longer relax and have a nap in my office. No, sir, I cannot even do that. The new boss prances around everywhere."...
    Easy - Sunil Gangopadhyay translated by Nandini Gupta
    Translation | Poem | May 2002
    Just Four Alphabets - Sunil Gangopadhyay translated by Sheila Sengupta
    | Poem | May 2002
    This Hand Has Touched - Sunil Gangopadhyay translated by Nandini Gupta
    Translation | Poem | May 2002
    Land - Sunil Kumar Nandi translated by Nandini Gupta
    Translation | Poem | May 2002
    Ephemeral - Sunil Gangopadhyay translated by Sheila Sengupta
    Translation | Poem | May 2002
    A truth Bound Sentiment - Sunil Gangopadhyay translated by Sheila Sengupta
    Translation | Poem | May 2002
    On the Wings of Hummingbirds, Rabindranath Tagore’s Little Poems: An Invitation to a Review-cum-Workshop - Ketaki Kushari Dyson
    Rabindranath Tagore | Essay : ধারাবাহিক | January 2002
    Readers who are obsessed about ‘accuracy’ and are not themselves practising translators often fail to grasp why a translator has taken this or that decision, especially in the translation of poetry. ...
    Emperor of Life - Buddhadeva Bose
    Rabindranath Tagore | Essay | December 2001
    At the time we were there, he had just completed a short story. We would have got many more and also newer kinds of short stories, if writing a story had entailed merely thinking it out.
    The Night of the Full Moon - Gautam Sengupta translated by Tapati Gupta
    Translation | Story | November 2001
    But of course Jiji never came straight home from school. There were four days of tutorial classes, dancing lessons on Wednesdays and singing class on Saturdays. On Sunday mornings there were drawing lessons, though at home. The little note...
    Of Man and Bolster - Swapnamoy Chakravarty translated by Tapati Gupta
    | Story | November 2001
    In order to save himself now, the choice has to be made--- either the custard apples or the brown packets. He does not even know what is in the packets. Poison? Seeds ? or germs? Drugs? ----
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