A Multilingual Nation, edited by Rita Kothari, explores the rich and complex relationship between translation and language in India. With a new foreword by Professor Christi Merrill, this volume offers thoughtful perspectives on how multilingualism shapes culture, identity, literature, and public life.
Ideal for readers interested in language studies, literary translation, and Indian cultural history, this book brings together insights that illuminate the power and politics of words across regions and communities. It is a compelling read for students, scholars, and anyone curious about how languages connect a nation.
