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America Through my eyes-Los Angeles -part 1

America Through my eyes -Los Angeles-1   Telugu original : K.Geeta  English translation: Swathi Sripada Los Angeles! world renowned great city. No wonder, if everyone in the world knows its name. People in India, when we say ‘we are in California,’ “You are in Hollywood then” they   comment. I was so anxious to visit […]

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Garden Meditation Day

Garden Meditation Day! –Satyavani Kakarla Thanks to the New age movement that although most of us have become too familiar with the word meditation, the most commonly and ignorantly used term, it still remains an enigma, a paradox… Going to the etymology of the word ‘meditation’, it derives from the Latin root meditatum, meaning to […]

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Unconditional love of Meera Bai

  Unconditional love of Meera Bai    -Sahithi  This is a picture of Meera bai showcase with her musical instrument ektara. As everyone knows she is well known as mystic poet and devotee of Lord sri krishna but she is also known as an incarnation of Radha (from Mahabharata). She is just an ordinary girl,who […]

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Daughter – A bridge

Daughter – A bridge  -Dr. C. Bhavani Devi  Translation -swatee Sripada  No one produces a daughter willingly They take life from an illusion Of producing a son Daughters are always the bridges Throughout the country From small villages to huge cities Between everyone in families Daughters are the bridges Who cares the streams within them? […]

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The male

The male Samatha Roshni Translation: swatee Sripada  We are ten to fifteen, good friends. We meet twice or thrice a year. We discuss joys and troubles, literature; stories so on and so forth. We talk everything, eat and drink what we like the best and celebrate. I have to tell this number ten to fifteen […]

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Fabric of Life

  Fabric of Life -Satyavani Kakarla It’s the story of two kind hearts, my dearest and my beloved, Amma (my mother) and husband… “Stories are how we think. They are how we make meaning of life. Call them schemas, scripts, cognitive maps, mental models, metaphors, or narratives. Stories are how we explain how things work, […]

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Cineflections

Cineflections –Manjula Jonnalagadda   “Art is a manifestation of emotion, and emotion speaks a language that all may understand” – Somerset Maugham in Moon & Six Pence Good cinema is a work of art that takes you on an emotional journey no matter what language it is in. It can amuse you, and/or make you […]

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The Manto we need, not the one we want

The Manto we need, not the one we want –Azfar Rizvi ‘You get Mexican mangoes and we get the real deal Sir’, said Ammara. ‘That’s the price you have to pay for leaving Pakistan’.  I was on our quarterly conference call with some of my former students in Pakistan who were ridiculing my incessant bemoaning […]

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There is a way (Story by Sivaraju Subbalakshmi)

There is a way………… Sivaraju Subbalakshmi  Translation: Swatee Sripada  Doctor Madhava Rao, though came to that village just recently became very popular. He treated the poor compassionately. Kamala, the lady doctor, working with him in the same hospital thought in the beginning all his generosity was pretense to earn a good name, later she started […]

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 Indian Classical Singer Nominated For Grammy

 Indian Classical Singer Nominated For Grammy -Suchithra Pillai Talent has no boundaries and it flourishes on its own, wherever it lands. It rightly describes the remarkable journey of Falguni Shah, the only Indian nominated for the 61st Annual Grammy Awards 2018. Bewildered at the turn of the events, Falguni is still in search of words […]

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A tribute to a soldier’s better half

A tribute to a soldier’s better half –Santi Swaroopa I love movies. I love everything about movies. I love my Indian movies the most. In India, a movie is not just a story being enacted. There are these wonderful sets, elaborate costumes, beautiful dances and there are songs, some of them circumstantial and others for […]

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America Through My Eyes-2(DrK.Geeta)-YOSEMITE 

YOSEMITE  Telugu original : K.Geeta “Yosemite”  English translation: Jagaddhatri  In the end of May luckily we had a long holiday, and when asked children, where shall we go, in one voice they said Yosemite. “How far is Yosemite National Park & Valley from Mountain View?” before I did complete “wait I will consult my Google […]

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America Through My Eyes-1 (Travelogues)

AMERICA THROUGH MY EYES-1 (Naa Kallatho America) (TRAVELOGUES) Telugu Original: “Naa Kallatho America” (నా కళ్లతో అమెరికా) by Dr K.Geeta  English Translation: Jagaddhathri San Francisco  We came to America at the beginning of 2008. Varu is in kindergarten. The place where we lived is called “Mountain View”. It was named so because it is all surrounded […]

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MY PAL

MY PAL -Pravallika I have you so close to my heart  an’ I couldn’t guess what has separated us. May be, I was against But never felt this staid. Don’t you remember dear? We had many sweet times. I know that wasn’t so long ago An’ they are still in my memory. I only muse […]

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ROCK BOTTOMS

ROCK BOTTOMS -Manollasa If I were asked to describe my childhood in one word, it would be change. I changed many schools and many houses. It was mostly because my mother hated stagnation. It gave me a lifetime of experiences. From being a person who was hesitant and xenophobic to an adaptable, open and easily blending-in-a-new-environment […]

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My First Translation Experiences -Vidya Palepu

My First Translation Experiences “SATABDI VENNELA” by Dr K. Geeta  -Vidya Palepu My mother tongue, Telugu, is one of the many Sanskrit child-languages of India, with a literary tradition that dates back to ancient times. As the American-born daughter of two Telugu-speaking immigrants, I am fluent enough to hold a simple conversation, but unable to […]

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