Excited to share Cotton Fever, the short story that won 3rd prize in the inaugural edition of The Mozhi Prize
https://t.co/DKEBf9DyC1 This is my first experience translating from Tamil.
Thanks to writer Senthil Jagannathan @SenthilJwriter
Photo & cover design: @BalajiMaheshwar
Excited to share Cotton Fever, the short story that won 3rd prize in the inaugural edition of The Mozhi Prize
https://t.co/DKEBf9DyC1 This is my first experience translating from Tamil.
Thanks to writer Senthil Jagannathan @SenthilJwriter
Photo & cover design: @BalajiMaheshwar
My son, Saha (not aware of the original story by Senthil Jeganathan's mazhaikkan) read in English translated by @AnjanaShekar He was just ranting today the pain and anger that he got from Cotton Fever. @mozhispaces A good indicator of translation - https://t.co/agyB8cDS9s
I made an unexpected entry in translations this year and thanks to Team Mozhi @mozhispaces for this encouragement :) My translation of Senthil Jagannathan's மழைக்கண் (Cotton Fever) has received third prize. Here's to more!
1/8. Was Independence the gift of a few Oxbridge elites? As Gandhi put it, not great men, but ‘the people themselves are the cause’ of revolutions. My book The Last Heroes: Footsoldiers of Indian Freedom (Penguin) out in November, looks at 16 such people.
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The recent electrocution of a 13-year-old boy in Villupuram district, while erecting a flag pole, has exposed a deeper issue - kids in rural area taking up jobs as their families struggle financially due to lockdown.