Kaanduri and other stories
Material type: TextLanguage: English Publisher: Hyderabad Orient Blackswan 2015Description: xv,94p. PB 22x14cmISBN: 9788125057444Subject(s): Indian English Fiction | Indian English Novel | Indian English Small Stories | Odia Tr in EnglishDDC classification: 820.301 Summary: The tales in Kaanduri and Other Stories, selected from the writings of Jitendra Narayan Dash (whose pen name is Dash Benhur) reveal his wide range. Small surprises and poignant discoveries about relationships account for the appeal of these stories, occasionally marked by humour, which convey the flavour of life among generally the middle and lower classes of Odisha. This volume of nineteen stories will appeal to general readers and readers of Indian fiction in translation and will be a useful guide for students of Translation Studies. The stories have been deftly translated from the Odia by Prof. Bikram K. Das.Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Book | St Aloysius College (Autonomous) | English | 820.301 BENK (Browse shelf) | Available | 075973 |
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820.23 PADH Harvest | 820.3 HEGT Tale of Narayana the impostor | 820.301 BALA Arya and other stories | 820.301 BENK Kaanduri and other stories | 820.301 CHUS Solitary sprout: Selected stories of R Chudamani | 820.301 MISF Face of the morning | 820.301 RAJP Path and many shadows and twelve stories |
The tales in Kaanduri and Other Stories, selected from the writings of Jitendra Narayan Dash (whose pen name is Dash Benhur) reveal his wide range. Small surprises and poignant discoveries about relationships account for the appeal of these stories, occasionally marked by humour, which convey the flavour of life among generally the middle and lower classes of Odisha. This volume of nineteen stories will appeal to general readers and readers of Indian fiction in translation and will be a useful guide for students of Translation Studies. The stories have been deftly translated from the Odia by Prof. Bikram K. Das.
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