মূলত 1945 সালে ওড়িয়া ভাষায় লেখা এবং এখানে প্রথমবার অনুবাদ করা হয়েছে, পরজা আধুনিক ভারতীয় কথাসাহিত্যের একটি ক্লাসিক। এটি একটি মহাকাব্যিক স্কেলে উড়িষ্যার পাহাড়ী জঙ্গলে একজন আদিবাসী কুলপতি এবং তার পরিবারের গল্প বলে। এই পরিবারের ভাগ্যের ধীর পতন- স্থানীয় মহাজনের দাসত্বের দিকে নির্বাহের জীবিকা নির্বাহের শান্ত সমৃদ্ধি থেকে- উভয়ই মর্মস্পর্শীভাবে ব্যক্তিকেন্দ্রিক এবং সেইসাথে কৃষক সম্প্রদায়ের মধ্যে সমগ্র জীবনযাত্রার ক্ষয়ের প্রতীক।

इक्कीस साल का पृथ्वी एक अधेड़ और रहस्यमयी अघोरी ओम्‌ शास्त्री की तलाश कर रहा है, जिसे पकड़कर भारत के एक सुनसान द्वीप पर अत्याधुनिक सुविधाओं के बीच भेज दिया गया | विशेषज्ञों की एक टीम ने जब उस अघोरी को नशे की दवा दी और पूछताछ के लिए सम्मोहित किया, तो उसने दावा किया कि वह सभी चार युगों-सतयुग, त्रेता, द्वापर व कलियुग–(हिंदू धर्म के अनुसार चार युग) को देख चुका है और रामायण तथा महाभारत की घटनाओं में हिस्सा ले चुका है | जीवन के बाद मृत्यु के नियम को भी बेअसर साबित करनेवाले ओम्‌ के अविश्वसनीय अतीत से जुड़े खुलासे सभी को हैरान कर देते हैं। उस टीम को यह भी पता चला कि ओम्‌ हर युग के दूसरे अमर लोगों की भी तलाश कर रहा है। ऐसे विचित्र रहस्य अगर सामने आ गए तो प्राचीन धारणाएँ हिल जाएँगी और भविष्य की दिशा ही बदल जाएगी। तो यह ओम्‌ शास्त्री कौन है? उसे पकड़ा क्यों गया? पृथ्वी उसे क्यों ढूँढ़ रहा है? सवार हो जाइए ओम्‌ शास्त्री के रहस्यों, पृथ्वी की तलाश और हिंदू पौराणिक कथाओं के रहस्यों से भरे अन्य अमर लोगों के कारनामों की इस नाव पर, और चलिए एक रोचक और रोमांचक यात्रा पर|

The River of Blood (Kuruthippunal) was first published in Tamil in 1975. As a work of art, the novel stands testimony to the multifaceted personality of its author. The novel is based on the Keezhavenmani carnage of 1967 in which 42 Harijans were burnt to death in landlord-peasant clash. To the agrarian problem, tinged with untouchablity, Indira Parthasarthy gives a psychological dimension, which is the unique aspects of the book. Parthasarthy has beautiful highlighted the degradation in the field of politics and the corruption having assumed the way of life.

"Two Letters" is an award-winning Maithili novel, "Du Patra," translated into English. The novel is structured around two letters, each written by a different woman to a different man. The story revolves around four characters, including the two men who receive the letters. The women, who come from different cultural backgrounds and value systems, attempt to reconcile the differences between Western and Indian cultures while grappling with their own personal tragedies. Additionally, the novel delves deeply into the inner selves and psyches of the female characters.

Dalpat Chauhan's first novel Homeland (Malak in Gujarati) is set in rural northern Gujarat in pre-independence India and tells the tale of a community of Dalits who eke out an existence on the margins of an upper castr village. They belong to the Vankar caste and are considered 'Untouchables' by the upper caste villagers. Many of them because of small loans taken by them or their forefathers from the village landlords are 'bonded' for generations to them and have to provide them with free labour. Their women are sexually harassed and at times raped and murdered. Yet these Vankars are attached to their Malak and are traumatised when they are forced to leave it due to the threat of uppar caste reprisal over the relationship between a young Dalit man and upper castemarried woman. Homeland is writtten in what be termed the postcolonial narrative style, with interior monologues, interventions of the past into the present and alternative voices. The language is a judicious mix of Northern Gujarat rural dialect and standard Gujarati. This gives the novel a very authentic and contemporary edge.

Post Box No. 203, Nala Sopara by Chitra Mudgal is an extremely moving, sensitive, urgent novel about the life of a transgender, Vinod is an all-rounder in school, a promising mathematician, in love with a girl, the object of envy by friends. Forceful separation from his family by a gang of hijras pushes him into the darkest dungeons of society. His childhood is destroyed due to the reluctance of his family to disclose his identity to society but he refuses to give up his dreams of living normal life. The novel also projects a beautiful relationship between mother and son. Read on to find what happens to his zeal... a thought-provoking and riveting tale of love, separation, pain, grit, couragem friendship, conspiracy, barbarity and undying hope.

The Unreachable is an English translation of Gopinath Mohanty's Odia novella, Apahancha that tells the riveting story of a child belonging to Kondh tribe of Koraput in Odisha, whose exposure to modern education in post-independence India alienates him from his own community and makes him long for the glitter of the urban world. His growing disenchantment with life in the city and eventual return to his own village are vividly chronicled in this novel.

The novel narrates the story of the Hindu epic Mahabharata, primarily using monologue as a literary technique. Several principal characters from the original Mahabharata reminisce about their entire lives. Both the setting and the context for the reminiscence are the onset of the Kurukshetra War. Parva is acknowledged as S.L. Bhyrappa's greatest work. Non-Kannadigas who have read it in its Hindi and Marathi translations consider it one of the masterpieces of modern Indian literature. It transforms an ancient legend into a modern novel. In this process, it has gained rational credibility and a human perspective. The main incident, the Bharata war, symbolic of the birth pangs of a new world order, depicts a heroic but vain effort to arrest the disintegration and continue the prevailing order. It is viewed from the standpoints of the partisan participants and judged with reference to the objective understanding of Krishna. Narration, dialogue, monologue, and commentary are all employed for its presentation. Shot through with irony, pity, and objective understanding, the novel ends with the true tragic vision of faith in life and hope for mankind. Parva has been translated into several major Indian languages: Bengali, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, and Telugu, apart from English. The novel narrates the story of the Hindu epic Mahabharata, primarily using monologue as a literary technique. Several principal characters from the original Mahabharata reminisce about their entire lives. Both the setting and the context for the reminiscence are the onset of the Kurukshetra War.

Translation into English by Pattu M Bhoopathi of Sahitya Akademi Award winning Tamil Novel by Rajan Krishnan entitled Verukku Neer.

Carvalho is one of the most widely read and admired novels of Tejaswi. It is a novek which can be read at varioud levels as it presents many worlds. The dream if science and mystery and the everyday world of ordinary but amazing men and women. The novel explored the various facets of our complex civilisation like agriculture law and politics. It is a novel which will apppeal to readers of all ages. To Children it will appeal as a story of adventure, mystery and thrill; grown-ups can enjoy it as a work which offers stimulating insights into the world of men and women and Nature, and connoisseurs of art can see in it a baffling and inviting vision of art and metaphysics and wisdom.

WEEDS - Tankat (Sahitya Akademi Award-winning Marathi Novel)

English translation by K Chellapen of Kove Manisekharan's Sahitya Akademi award winning Tamil Novel Kutrala Kurinji. Sahitya Akademi Award 2013

English Translation by Vinod Meghani from the Gujarati Original of Sahitya Akademi award winning novel Akhepatar by Bindu Bhatt. Sahitya Akademi award 2018

Vinayak, a Sahitya Akademi-award winning Hindi Novel, as a sequel to the author;s first novel 'Gobar Ganesh', according to the novelist, is the "pratismriti" (remembrance of our national-cultural memories) and the katha or narrative of India as a civilizational state. Its multi-perspectiveal, multi-centric kathana (plot), involving characters representing a cross section of Indian Society, is marked by engaging and interesting debates on such issues as gender-politics, culturalimperialism, casteism, communalism, the Kashmir-question and the condition of Kashmiri Pundits, sustainable development, ecological consciouness, swaraj or decolonization of mind, role of "Breaking India" forces comouflaged as NGO-activism, and the all0embracing nature of the spiritual that subsumes the secular, the significance of purusharthas or cardinal principles of life, etc. A sahridaya or cultivaed reader whould also relish how deftly the narrative echoes the voices of such great masters as Valmiki, Vyas, Krishna, Keats, Rike, Yeats, Eliot, Naipaul, Proust, Prasad and others.

लहरों का आरव प्रसिद्ध तमिल लेखक रा कृष्णामूर्ति 'कल्कि' द्वारा लिखित और साहित्य अकादेमी द्वारा पुरस्कृत उपन्यास अलैयोशे का हिन्दी अनुवाद है। उपन्यास में स्वतंत्रता संग्राम के दौरान १९३० से १९४७ तक की अठारह वर्ष की कहानी को विभिन्न पात्रों के ज़रिए उभारा गया है। यह वह समय था, जब भारत की धरती पर कई बड़ी घटनाएँ एक साथ घट रही थीं। एक तरफ़ राष्ट्रपिता महात्मा गाँधी अपनी अहिंसा की शक्ति के दम पर पर करोड़ों भारतीयों के मन पर राज कर रहे थे तो ख़ुद यहाँ की जनता भी परिवर्तन के लिए कई क्रांतिकारियों कदम उठा रही थी। देश की स्वतंत्रता के लिए हर व्यक्ति अपनी क्षमता के अनुरूप कोई-न-कोई कदम उठा रहा था। इन छोटे बड़े प्रयासों की गूँज इस उपन्यास में आप सर्वत्र महसूस कर सकते हैं।

शान्तनुकुलनन्दन - पुरस्कृत असमिया उपन्यास अति ग़हिरो भावपूर्ण र जीवन्त भाषाशैलीमा रचिएको ऐतिहासिक कथानक हो। अनादि अनंतकालसम्म प्रवाहित महानदी ब्रह्मपुत्र को जीवन रेखा महामुनि शान्तनु र भार्गव परशुरामको जीवन संग जोडेर संपूर्ण भारतीय भाषा-कृष्टि, धर्म-संस्कृति यस्को उद्भव अनी विकास सम्म मननशील शास्त्र सम्मत इतिहासपरक दस्तावेज भन्न मिल्दछ। प्राचीन भारतमा किरातहरुको, आर्यहरुको उपस्थिति प्रवजन, यवनहारूको व्यावसायिक परिभ्रमणले भारतको उत्तर-दक्षिण पूर्व-पश्चिम सबै दिशा र परिवर्तनशील समयको बदलिदो दिशा र दशालाइ शान्तनुकुलनन्दनले समेटेको छायस्को भाषिक उच्चतपूर्वक मर्यादापूर्ण कथनभड़गीले पाठकलाई स्वत समाहित गराउछ।

'वचन' एउटा सामाजिक उपन्यास हो। 'वचन' मा सजीवता छ, वास्तविकता छ औ छ स्वाभाविकता का साथै सभ्यता को छाप! कृत्रिम भाव काँहीं देखिदैन। पुस्तक पढ़दा त्यसमा लेखिएका पात्र-पात्रीहरु तथा भाव एकदम सजीव जस्ता देखिन्छन्।

In "Go Back to Paris," the renowned Tamil author Jayakanthan thoughtfully explores the tension between tradition and modernity in both art and personal life. Musician Sarangan returns to India infused with an idealistic zeal for modernized Carnatic music. However, he faces a significant challenge from his father, Seshiah, a vina virtuoso who views music as divine. Lalitha, a passionate writer, finds herself caught in a struggle between her deep love for Sarangan and her unwavering commitment to her noble husband. The conflict lies not between dharma and adharma but between different interpretations of dharma, resulting in a delicate balance.

English translation of Kannada Classic of Chandrasekhar Kambara by Lakshmi Chandrasekhar, sahitya akademi award 2017

English translation by K Damodar Rao of Boya Jangaiah's Telugu novel.