đź’¨ Abstract
Ranjit Hoskote, a literary expert, compares an anthology to a kaleidoscope, presenting a diverse collection of literary works from South Asia that span over 2,000 years. He emphasizes their importance in preserving and passing on literature. The discussion at India Habitat Centre, featuring translators and former ambassadors, focuses on the relevance and accessibility of Indian classics in English translations.
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