Indian literature

Arktička pradomovina Veda

Knjiga „Arktička pradomovina Veda“ (1903) indijskog naučnika Tilaka predložila je hipotezu da su drevni Arijevci, autori Rigvede, poreklom iz arktičkog regiona. Iako kontroverzna, knjiga ostaje važna u proučavanju vedskih tekstova i indijske istorije.

Brodolom

Roman „Brodolom“ (1906), delo indijskog dobitnika Nobelove nagrade, je priča smeštena u kolonijalnu Indiju, koja istražuje teme ljubavi, identiteta, tradicije i moralnih dilema kroz složen zaplet pun neočekivanih obrta.

Brodolom

Shipwreck (1906) is a novel about fate and chance. After a shipwreck, Ramesh and Kamala begin a life together, believing they are married. The novel explores the conflict between duty, love, identity, and social norms in colonial Bengal.

Brodolom

The novel Wreck (1906), the work of an Indian Nobel laureate, is a story set in colonial India, exploring themes of love, identity, tradition, and moral dilemmas through a complex plot full of unexpected twists.

Doba Šive

Nakon svojega spektakularnog prvijenca, "Smrt Vishnua", Manil Suri vraća se s očaravajućom pričom o suvremenoj Indiji, bogato oplemenjenoj temama iz hinduske mitologije.

Dom i sviet

“Dom i svijet” posljednje je veće djelo najpoznatijeg modernog indijskog pisca Rabindranatha Tagorea.

Godan

Hiljadu lotosa

A Thousand Lotuses (first edition 1971, several reprints) represents the first comprehensive anthology of Indian literature in South Slavic languages, covering the period from the most ancient times (Vedic period) to the 17th century.

Himna čoveku

Oblak glasonoša

Meghadūta is a lyric poem written by Kālidāsa, who is considered one of India's greatest poets. It describes how a Yaksha, banished by his master to a remote area, asked a cloud to convey a message of love to his wife.