International Mother Language Day is on February 21
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International Mother Language Day is on February 21

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: In a world where words bridge cultures and open minds, Telugu literature is caught in a quiet struggle. Telugu literature has witnessed a surge in translations both to and from the language, with notable names like V. Narayana Rao, Volga, Alladi Uma, M. Sridhar, and others leading the way. “You have to retain the local flavor without losing the essence of the original,” says Volga, a renowned Telugu author and translator. "When translating from English to Telugu, I choose authors I connect with emotionally, politically, and ideologically," she adds. Tamireddy further elaborates on the types of writings that attract readers: "When translated from Telugu to English, short stories and poetry are often overlooked.

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International Mother Language Day
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International Mother Language Day

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India Today  

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