May 4, 2021
thedispatch.in
The Dispatch covers our initiative for World Book Day with Niyogi Books and details the ongoing collaboration of sharing a book a day to keep anxiety at bay. Read more on the link or our blog.
November 21, 2020
scroll.in
The Indian Novels Collective has taken advantage of increased online reach during the lockdown. Read more on Scroll.in
July 5, 2020
mid-day.com
The Fort bookstore Kitab Khana in association with Indian Novels Collective (INC) has started putting up live poetry sessions every evening on Instagram.
The Week
In this time of spiralling chaos and uncertainty, look no further than poetry for curative metaphors and images. Poems are lifesaving drugs whose intake in isolation has proven restorative powers.
Scroll.in
The events were organised by Kitab Khana bookshop and the Indian Novels Collective, both based in Mumbai.
THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS
April is national poerty onth and several poets and poetry groups are going live on social media to read their works to ease the heaviness of lockdown
ThePrint.in
Indian Novels Collective and Mumbai bookstore Kitab Khana brought together renowned and new-generation poets together on Instagram via daily lockdown poetry sessions.
October 30, 2019
The Indian Quarterly
The Indian Novels Collective is the latest attempt to fill the cultural vacuum caused by loss of language. Here’s what Preksha Sharma has to say about Indian languages and the reader community that Indian Novels Collective has begun to create.
May 17, 2019
nonprofitquarterly.org
Here’s an article by Nonprofit Quarterly on how Indian Novels Collective aims to make Indian language novels accessible to the English readers through their promising endeavour.
May 16, 2019
bookriot.com
Read Book Riot’s take on Indian Novels Collective’s ambitious translation undertaking.
May 6, 2019
The Hindu
Read what Indian Novels Collective (INC), a Mumbai-based group dedicated to translating Indian novels into English is doing to preserve Indian literature.
August 2, 2018
Mumbai Mirror
Here’s translator and literary critic Shanta Ghokale’s account on the evening Remembering Premchand.
August 1, 2018
Business Standard
In an attempt to bring out translations of Indian literary works, publishing house Speaking Tiger has signed an MoU with JSW Group and Indian Novels Collective. Read more on the development in the press link.
The Times of India
To ensure contemporary Indian classics are reintroduced to GenNext, Indian Novels Collective has launched a project to translate a hundred twentieth-century novels from various Indian languages into English. Read more on the press link.
Indian News and Times
Read the details of the arrangement, the books and the reason why this project is being undertaken in the press link.
EenaduIndia.com
Here’s what Sneha Bura of the week writes about the announcement of the first lot of five books going into translation.
June 20, 2018
Read Bhavya Dore’s story on the Indian Novels Collective discussing its objective, vision and plans.
June 19, 2018
Last weekend, Kitab Khana hosted the second edition of the Indian Novels Collective (INC), an initiative to create awareness about regional literature. During a span of two hours, some of the city’s renowned authors, poets, translators, theatre actors convened to encourage the audience to access regional literature. Click on the image above to read the entire article.
June 17, 2018
JSW Group YouTube Channel
Mrs. Sangita Jindal, the Chairman of the JSW Foundation, reads Kabuliwallah in front of an engrossed audience at the Indian Novels Collective launch. Click the link below to view the reading.
June 15, 2018
Financial Express
Indian Novels Collective with an aim to reach new dimensions to English readers is bringing non-English regional classics to them. Read on to find out more.
June 2, 2018
In an attempt to bring the classics of non-English Indian literature to English readers, The Print will join hands with Indian Novels Collective. Read on to find out more about this collaboration.
June 1, 2018
Bombay Times
Books and films have much in common. Making this clear to the audience on the final day of the Times Litfest 2017 were actors Richa Chadha and Vivek Oberoi. The duo flexed their literary muscles as they took to the mic at a session titled ‘Bioscope Classics’. Read on to find out more.
May 30, 2018
As a new generation of English readers show different reading habits, Indian Novels Collective has taken the initiative to gift the wealth of Indian literature to them. Find out how.
May 28, 2018
FirstPost.com
Recent translation efforts have boosted new life in the Indian publishing space, as it breaks language barriers and touches the hearts of millions of readers worldwide. Find out how the Indian Novels Collective is in a process of translating 100 novels across India.
