We are delighted to invite you to the book release of MOMO and Malekaadina Kathegalu: Stories of the rainforest as part of the lit fest MILAP on 6 April at 10:30 am Venue: Yelahanka, MAHE Bengaluru campus All are welcome!
We congratulate Mrs Revati Nadgir, theatre artist, author of Gombi Madhuvi, and the former senior marketing executive at MUP on receiving the “Abhinaya Bharati Ranga Prashasti” on the occassion of World Theatre Day!
We are pleased to invite you to the book release of “Bio Banking for Affordable Healthcare Practices and Research”. All are welcome at the venue on Friday, 24 March at 10:30 am!
Bariya Bhavagita! Prof N S Gundur reviews “The Pollen Waits on Tiptoe”, underlining the lyrical confidence in translation that gives non-Kannada readers a taste of Da Ra Bendre’s rich language. We are delighted to see an insightful reading of our publication in Frontline, which reflects evocatively on previous translations of Bendre’s poetry. Click here to […]
We are delighted to announce that the MUP x Goa University book release was a huge success! “Cultural Studies: Theory and Methodology” was released at the Shenoi Goembab School of Languages and Literature this Saturday. The book introduces readers to the field of Cultural Studies through lucid analysis and refined perspectives. What sets it apart […]
Bendre’s translated poetry is ‘At the edge of imagination’, says Deccan Herald. It is our humble pleasure to read such a fascinating review of one of our publications. Read the review for ‘The Pollen Waits on Tiptoe’ below: https://www.deccanherald.com/sunday-herald/sunday-herald-books/at-the-edge-of-imagination-1189844.html
A poem’s second homecoming: Translation of DR Bendre’s works Madhav Ajjampur is an obsessive-compulsive translator, the only variety of translators that should be allowed to exist. But his success owes to something more than the obsessions. BYA P ASHWIN KUMAR A poem’s second homecoming: Translation of DR Bendre’s works
Venue: Yelahanka, MAHE, Bangaluru Campus All are welcome!
