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Considered by many to be the most innovative writer of the Assamese short story, Saurav Kumar Chaliha (1930- ) is credited with having ushered the genre into modernity with his “Ashanta Electron” written around 1950. His stories are tempered by a cosmopolitanism that blends the complexities of the social order with a characteristic fascination for formalistic experimentation.
Monday, January 31, 2011
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SECONDARY WORKS
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TRANSLATED WORKS
A few of the English translations of Saurav Kumar Chaliha
Sl no. | English Title | Assamese Title | Year | Translated by |
1. | Ira | Ira | 1960 | Dr. Deepika Phukan |
2. | A Roomy Affair | Eta gharua ghatana | 1962 | Maitreyee Siddhanta Chakravarty |
3. | Up There | Uparat | 1963 | Saurav Kumar Chaliha |
4. | Billi | Billi | 1963 | Arup Kumar Dutta |
5. | Fausta | Fausta | 1963 | Arup Kumar Dutta |
6. | At The Bus Stop | Bus Nohaloi | 1966 | Meenaxi Barkotoki |
7. | A Game of Chess | Ehat Daba | 1966 | D. N. Bezboruah |
8. | On Board | Jahajot | 1968 | Stuti Goswami |
9. | Lost | Heral | 1968 | Meenaxi Barkotoki |
10. | Slaves | Gulam | 1969 | Aparna Bhattacharyya |
11. | Bina Kutir | Bina Kutir | 1971 | Rabin Gohain |
12. | Heritage | Bapati-Sahun | 1993 | D. N. Bezboruah |
13. | The Final Request | Sesh Anurudh | 1993 | Arup Kumar Dutta |
14. | Bonsai | Bonsai | 1999 | D. N. Bezboruah |
15. | Habitat | Habitat | 2002 | Arup Kumar Dutta |
16. | Limits | Lakshman Rekha | 2008 | Dr. Deepika Phukan |
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