Celebrating Linguistic Diversity: Indian Literature in Translation
| Description: This quiz celebrates the diverse linguistic heritage of India and the richness of its literary traditions. Explore the fascinating world of Indian literature in translation, where stories, poems, and plays from various languages come together to create a vibrant tapestry of cultural expression. | |
| Number of Questions: 15 | |
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Which Indian author's novel, originally written in Malayalam, gained international recognition after its English translation in 1997?
Which Indian language has the distinction of being the first to have a novel translated into English?
Who is widely regarded as the father of modern Hindi literature and is known for his pioneering work in translating Sanskrit classics into Hindi?
Which Indian author's novel, originally written in Assamese, explores the themes of identity, belonging, and the clash between tradition and modernity?
Which Indian author's short stories, originally written in Urdu, have been widely translated and acclaimed for their poignant portrayal of human emotions and social issues?
Who is known for his masterful translations of Tamil Sangam literature into English, bringing the ancient Tamil poetic tradition to a global audience?
Which Indian author's novel, originally written in Kannada, explores the complexities of caste and social hierarchy in rural India?
Who is known for her powerful and evocative translations of Marathi literature into English, bringing contemporary Marathi voices to international readers?
Which Indian author's novel, originally written in Telugu, explores the lives of women in a patriarchal society and challenges traditional gender roles?
Who is known for his pioneering work in translating Malayalam literature into English, making it accessible to a wider audience?
Which Indian author's novel, originally written in Gujarati, explores the theme of religious and cultural conflict during the partition of India?
Who is known for her powerful and evocative translations of Odia literature into English, bringing contemporary Odia voices to international readers?
Which Indian author's novel, originally written in Kashmiri, explores the themes of love, loss, and the complexities of human relationships?
Who is known for his pioneering work in translating Konkani literature into English, making it accessible to a wider audience?
Which Indian author's novel, originally written in Dogri, explores the theme of the changing social and cultural landscape of Jammu and Kashmir?