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Hindi Translation of Why Literature by Mario Vargas Llosa
Peru (पेरू) के प्रख्यात लेखक मारिओ वर्गास लोसा (Mario Vargas Llosa) एक महत्वपूर्ण लैटिन अमेरिकी…
A Note on The Canonization: A by John Donne
The Canonization is a renowned poem by John Donne, written in the 1590 and first…
Visual Essay : Why Literature? – 1st Video
Visual Essay: Hindi Translation of Why Literature? - The premature obituary of the book Written…
Prithviraj Raso: The greatest Epic in Hindi
Prithviraj Raso is a glory-singing epic, consisting the description of the bravery, love, marriage and…
Valentine’s Day: A Quiet Conversation of the Heart
Love isn’t loud—it lives in the quiet moments we choose every day.
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शैलबाला शतक: नयनों के नीर से लिखी पाती
शैलबाला शतक देवी भगवती पराम्बा की स्तुति का अप्रतिम काव्य है। भोजपुरी भाषा की अद्भुत…
The Collar: A Well Known Poem of George Herbert
The collar is a much typical and well known poem from 'The Temple' by George…
Chand Bardai: First Great Poet in Hindi
The first page of Hindi Literature starts from seventeenth century, but this page is compacked with the…
A Revolutionary Poet & A Social Reformer Kabir Das
Kabir Das is the foreseer poet of middle age Hindi Literature. He is not only…
Hindi Poetic Translation of Stray Birds
रवीन्द्र नाथ टैगोर (R.N. Tagore) की सूक्ति कविताओं की पुस्तक स्ट्रे-बर्ड्स (Stray Birds) का हिन्दी…
Malik Muhammad Jayasi: A Sufi Poet in Hindi Literature
Malik Muhammad Jayasi was a prominent Indian Sufi poet and pir, known for his contribution…
Hindi Translation of Herbert’s ‘Virtue’ : A Poem
Original Text of Virtue: George Herbert SWEET day, so cool, so calm, so bright!The bridal…
My Mistress’ Eyes are Nothing Like the Sun
William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 130, also known as “My mistress’ eyes are nothing like the sun,”…