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'Samvidhaan', meaning "a body of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organisation is acknowledged to be governed" was on Tuesday announced as the Oxford Hindi Word of the Year (HWOTY) for 2019. ...
Translations are an important step towards the democratisation of literary culture as they break down elitist distinctions. Inter-lingual translations into regional languages need to be encouraged, even as the culture specific transfer of symbols, me ...
Employees of Oxford University Press (OUP) one of the world's largest publishers of academic books, went back into time on Thursday as they engaging sessions on themes such as photography, dance, drama, sports and music at charity-run schools in four ...
