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Epitomizing The Free Thinker: Kiriti Sengupta’s Democratic Spirit

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Casey Dorman

I once told Kiriti Sengupta, in an email, “You epitomize the free thinker who respects tradition—a combination rarely seen.”

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Kiriti Sengupta makes his way to Sanskrit literature through Indian English Poetry

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Kaushik Acharya

There are plenty of Sanskrit texts like Pancatantra, Hitopadesa, Abhijnanasakuntalam, etc, and even The Ramayana, The Mahabharata, two immensely popular Indian epics, which have been successfully translated into several other languages down the ages.

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