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A HISTORY OF INDIAN HAIKU, part 1.

Haiku and Classical Indian Aesthetics — Kala Ramesh Haiku seems to have become a new mantra in India. If you tell people you’re into...

learning- Look East: A New Son Rises

Look East: A New Son Rises —Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty The Hindu, September 2002 After receiving the prestigious Order of the Rising...

A HISTORY OF INDIAN HAIKU, part 2.

HAIKU IN INDIAN LANGUAGES — Kala Ramesh When Surya Rao wrote to me asking if we could attempt a small feature on “Haiku in Indian...

learning: Haiku in Indian Languages - Telugu

HAIKU IN TELUGU editor: Rama Krishna Perugu translators: Sathyanarayana MVS and Prof. Indira Babbelpati Inspired by Bashō, many Indian...

learning: Haiku in Indian Languages - Tamizh

HAIKU IN TAMIZH editor and translator: A. Thiagarajan The great Subramanya Bharathi brought haiku to the attention of the Tamizh public...

learning: Haiku in Indian Languages - Punjabi

HAIKU IN PUNJABI editor and translator: Arvinder Kaur Haiku entered the life of Punjabis in a big way when Parminder Sodhi published his...

learning: Haiku in Indian Languages - Marathi

HAIKU IN MARATHI editor & translator: Puja Malushte Haiku has its own identity in Marathi literature. Haiku is written giving importance...

learning: Haiku in Indian Languages - Malayalam

HAIKU IN MALAYALAM editor: Geethanjali Rajan ariyaatha bhaashayil how sweetly you sing kelkaatha shabdathil ...

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