Translate a Hindi Poem to English

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  namitajain68

  • 5 years ago

  Thanks for choosing me as the winner. I echo Mr. Kumar's words that ivictorie's entry was an equally worthy one. I hope that ivictorie wins many contests in the years to come.

  • 5 years ago
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  Contest Holder

  • 5 years ago

  Selecting the winner was tough. There was severe competition between Namita and ivictorie. Basing on the general perception, Namita's translation stood out as the winner. That doesn't make ivictorie's entry any less valuable. As per the contest rules, only one has to be selected, so Namita stands out. Thanks to everybody for participating in the contest. Looking ahead to work with you all in great camaraderie... Keep an eye on the release of my book 'An Incorruptible Nation' in May 2015. Thanks again.

  • 5 years ago
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  Contest Holder

  • 5 years ago

  Okay, the countdown has started... The prize money for the translation will be released to the winner based on the poll results. The main prize for this contest is something else. The best translation will be printed in my forthcoming book 'An Incorruptible Nation' with all due credits of the winner. To know more about the book you can visit my website at writerkumar dot com. Thanks for your participation

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  Contest Holder

  • 5 years ago

  Only one day left for the contest to close.

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  Contest Holder

  • 5 years ago

  Two days left for the contest to end. And some worthy entries have been listed.

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  kpady

  • 5 years ago

  Thanks for all the encouragement. Another brave attempt at #37

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  bharatl

  • 5 years ago

  Have a look at my entry #34

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  buff4u2000

  • 5 years ago

  please check #32

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  Ranjit00

  • 5 years ago

  You have wrote a really nice poem.

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     Contest Holder

     • 5 years ago

     Thanks Ranjit for your feelings. Some 15 years back and in a spur of a moment the thoughts flowed out as ink on paper.

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     Ranjit00

     • 5 years ago

     :-)

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  Ranjit00

  • 5 years ago

  Please review #30 . Thank you.

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  Ranjit00

  • 5 years ago

  I am submitting entry shortly. Please remain online. Thanks

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  kpady

  • 5 years ago

  Thanks for the feedback on #27. I have bettered it and resubmitted as #28.Kindly have a look and some suggestions too

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  kpady

  • 5 years ago

  I have withdrawn #26 and submitted #27 with some modification.Please have a look

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  kpady

  • 5 years ago

  I have improved my earlier and the new entry is #26. Please have a look

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  buff4u2000

  • 5 years ago

  please check #25

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  kpady

  • 5 years ago

  Please have a look at #22.

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  NJ Graphica

  • 5 years ago

  can i ask something from you, You said you are writing a book and your command over the language looks pretty good,but then why are you holding a contest. You could have done it easily by yourself?

  • 5 years ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 5 years ago

     Thanks for your kind words. You know curiosity drives us to do a lot of things. I checked this site some 10 days ago and the 'curiosity bug' bit me. And I felt the urge to do something.

     • 5 years ago
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  Contest Holder

  • 5 years ago

  Sakina, I appreciate your zeal. Thanks for reposting your improved version.

  • 5 years ago
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  namitajain68

  • 5 years ago

  Thanks for your very complimentary words. Believe me, I'd like to follow your advice about a walk in the park or on the beach, but the prize money is like peanut shells so I'd rather not. In any case, even my first attempt was more for the challenge because I could spot it at a glance that this poem has been derived (to use a polite word) from Sahir Ludhianvi's Woh subha kabhi toh aayegi. Sahir is my favourite poet and while I may not have guts to try to translate HIS work, I can surely try to do so with a pale imitation.

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     namitajain68

     • 5 years ago

     Yes I agree, You do need more original ideas. May be a walk on the beach or garden will help:)

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     Contest Holder

     • 5 years ago

     I've just completed a book named 'An Incorruptible Nation' walking the gardens and beaches for thirty years across the nation. Hope to hear from you once it gets out in May, 2015. :)

     • 5 years ago
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  Contest Holder

  • 5 years ago

  My best wishes to all of you... Post your best translation

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     BenazirBhagad

     • 5 years ago

     Thanks Mr Kumar.

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     BenazirBhagad

     • 5 years ago

     Mr Kumar, Could you kindly check my Entry # 13 Thankyou!

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  namitajain68

  • 5 years ago

  Oh yes, your Hindi poem also carries shades of "Aa chal ke tujhe main le ke chaloon' from the movie 'Dood Gagan Ki Chhaon Mein'.

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  penandcreativity

  • 5 years ago

  Even if I was invited to this contest, I don't speak Hindi language :(

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  NJ Graphica

  • 5 years ago

  check the improved version of the poem #8

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  Contest Holder

  • 5 years ago

  Akshay... Thanks for the query...Yes, it should sound poetic

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  Contest Holder

  • 5 years ago

  Gunjan... i could see the next entry

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  gunjan6sept

  • 5 years ago

  can you see the other one/

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  gunjan6sept

  • 5 years ago

  one of my entry is not visible

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  akshaysharma0317

  • 5 years ago

  The English translation must sound poetic too...Right???

  • 5 years ago

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