UDAY PRAKASH

A POET, FICTION WRITER, FILMMAKER AND FREELANCE JOURNALIST. Most un-beloved by the power centers but most popular amongst people living in margins and edges of 'shining India'.

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Mohan Das in more languages

Mohan Das is now translated in more languages:

1. English : Translated by the young and most brilliant award winner translator Pratik Kanjilal.
2. Kannada : The well known trnanslator R.P. Hegde has completed it and the book is in the print in Bangalore.
3. Punjabi : Most reputed translator of the great Indian writer's works in to Punjabi Rabinder Singh Bath has translated Mohan Das in Punjabi. It is now available.
4.Oriya : Manu Dash, well known poet and writer has completed the translation and Mohan Das will be available for Oriya readers by Deewali season this winter.
5. Urdu : Translated by senior Sahitya Akademi award for translations winner Hyder Jafri Syed. He was the first to do it as ever.
6. Marathi: One of the most reputed translator Vanita Savant has done the translation. Mohan Das will be available soon for Marathi readers.
7. Nepali : Translated by Yangesh, a young upcoming writer and journalist residing in Kathmandu, Nepal.
8. Telugu : by Venugopalan, a renowned Telugu writer and civil rights activist in Andhra Pradesh.
9. Mohan Das coming soon in USA, Canada and Australia and will be available world wide. Translated by Jason Grunebaum.(The World is Watching us.)
10. Malyalam translated by Sunny NM, to be published serially in a most popular magazine in Kerala, 'Matribhoomi'.
11. Maithili translated by a young Hindi-Mathili poet and journalist Vineet Utpal.
12. Mohan Das has also been made available in 'Braille script for those destitute who can only read through touch, by Vineet Utpal.
13. Bengali. Sahitya Akademi has taken up the copyright for the translation of Mohan Das to publish its Bengali version.
14. Malayalam. Published by Progress Publishers, Calicut, Translated by NM Sunny.

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Uday Prakash is the sole representative of 24 Indian languages

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This is a book that I recommend highly

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Delhi noir launched in New York

  • "The Walls of Delhi" by Uday Prakash (Prakash’ English language blog, Hindi language blog) This is the only entry in the book not originally written in English, and it is perhaps my favorite. One of India’s poor, who squats in a ruined castle with his family, works as a janitor cleaning government buildings. Until he finds a cache of millions hidden in a building he cleans. He steals some to finance a lavish lifestyle, even taking on a mistress. Will greed take him too far? Who really owns the money? Loved this.

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