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Thank you for this wonderfully insightful and in-depth interview. Mrs Frisch is a powerful writer/translator. Her “recreation” of Stach’s Kafka is truly the definitive work on the subject.

Music is very annoying

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ఎంతో బాగుంది. మనిషి కథా?కుక్క కథా?

వంశీ గారి కథలయినా,దర్శకత్వమయిన అపురూపంగా ఉంటుంది. ఈ అపురూపం పదం ఎందుకు వాడాలనిపించిందంటే ఎప్పటికీ మనసులో అలా ఉండిపోతుంది కనుక. ❤

Thank you somuch❤

చాలా చక్కగా చెప్పారు

కథ చాలా బాగుంది. చదివిన విధానం కూడా. ధన్యవాదాలు. 🙏🏾

థాంక్స్ అండి. చక్కగా చదివారు. అల్లం రాజయ్య గారి కథలు బాగుంటాయి. సమాజానికి ఏమీ చెయ్యలేక పోతున్నాము అనే ఫీలింగ్ వస్తుంది ఆ కథలు చదివితే.

Thanks for the nice touching story...

Very insightful! These voices have to be heard. Thank you for your passionate talk! More power to you ❤

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It's always great pleasure to listen Ministhy mam

All the best Harsha sir, congratulations 🎉

very inspiring!

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మనస్సు ఎక్కడికి పోయంది. కళ్ళ ముందు చొస్తోంది. ❤️

At least duration should be minimum 5 to 10 minutes. It's worthy. But time is precious. So that you would try to upload minimum less duration sir 😮

Good information

చాలా బాగుంది సార్ 👌👌👏👏

Thanks for this. While some of the questions are usual and frequent asked, JeMo's answers did differ a lot and you uncovered some details that he doesn't always say.

Thank you so much for this!!!!

Sir, your voice is also like director vamsi. Please proceed with your voice

పేరు మార్చిన కథ ఇది

మీ ఛానల్ లో కథలన్నీ చూసానండి చాలా బాగా చెబుతున్నారు మంచి మంచి కథలు సెలెక్ట్ చేసుకున్నారు. మాకు ఇవన్నీ అందిస్తున్నందుకు ధన్యవాదాలు. మీ ఛానల్ త్వరలోనే మరింత పైకి ఎదగాలని ఎక్కువ మంది Viewers మీ కథలన్నీ చేరాలని కోరుకుంటున్నాను🙏👍👌

It is an amazing to introduce Dhumketu to the readers of english language. I'm also one of hard-core fan of Dhumketu. From where could I buy this translated book?

॥ దుఃఖేష్వనుద్విగ్నమనాః సుఖేషు విగతస్పృహః । వీతరాగభయక్రోధః స్థితధీర్మునిరుచ్యతే ॥ (02:56) దుఃఖములు కలిగినపుడు దిగులు చెందని వాడును, సుఖములు కలిగినపుడు స్పృహ కోల్పోని వాడును, రాగమూ, భయమూ, క్రోధమూ పోయినవాడును స్థిత ప్రజ్ఞుడని చెప్పబడును... Author aa sthitini cherukunnadu..

Good story read very nicely. Amazing narration.

Very nice story. This story reminded me the days I spent in Manipal some time ago for my grad school. Those three years are wonderful. I liked that area very much except for that nagging, depressing and relentless rain. This story brought back that rain scene back to memory once again. LOL! The food is OK in that area, if One is a vegan. I was discontent . Nothing beats Andhra food in the entire southern India in my view. The only thing that stuck with me is “Idly and Chicken” for breakfast. I tasted it for the first time in Udipi. LOL! The main character’s initial thoughts reminded me my thoughts when my health permanently turned to worse a few years ago. Now I no longer think that way. I learned to take one day at a time. I changed my thought process from “I lost everything what I have” to -“ one can not lose what he does not have.”. This knowledge gave me a sense of relief and started enjoying every small pleasure I come across. Finally! I am finding my solace. Thank you Anil Garu for giving me an opportunity to enjoy such a wonderful story. I was waiting for this for the past few weeks. Thank you so much.

A very candid and forthright interview. Dinesh garu represents a lot of film and art aspirants who are out there looking for some guidance and light for finding the right path in their career pursuits. kudos to harshaneeyam- Siva Prasad BV, Vijayawada

A very neat and crisp interview with the translator. The audio is very clear and the questions asked are very apt and insightful. Will be useful for the translating fraternity across the globe. Three cheers for a nice podcast- B.V. Siva Prasad, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, India

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Inaach gaaru maa guruvu,1967-68 Anantapuram Arts collegelo Telugu tutorgaa naaku paathaalu cheppaaru, SKU professor ayyaaru, SKU Vice chancellor ayyaaru. aeppudu kanipinchinaa noraataa saayinath ani Prema poorvakangaa pilichae vaaru

. కథను మూడు సార్లు విన్నాను. అంత నచ్చింది మధురాంతకం గారికి Hats-Off .

Very nice story. Difficulties common people endure in daily living are described by the author very well in this story. Hunger pains are unimaginably unbearable. Only people who experienced them, knew their intensity. Who would disagree if one says - hunger pains are not too far behind the labor pains of pregnant women - in causing human suffering and pain. What surprised me in the story is that a well fit military officer choosing to use a ricksha to go to a restaurant in the city. Money buys luxury. LOL! Request: could you please read some stories from the book “ Pachanaku Sakshiga”. All those stories are in Chittor district accent, if I remember correctly. Thank you.

Nice story sir

Why no comments so far for this video? I will put my comments once I complete watching it.

Oh…God! Another great story that reflects relentless human suffering. I listened to this story with heavy heart .There is no end to human suffering. Our society is dealing with extreme fatigue about human suffering that led to inaction. This story reminded me Maxim Gorky novel ‘Mother’ and also The bronze statue of a poor mother holding her limp baby that I saw in Vijayawada Government Hospital campus several years ago. Both reading that novel and watching that statue gave me similar feelings. Had this main character of the story “Subhashni” equipped with enough financial resources, the author might have ended the story differently. She might have stayed home to take care of her child. Indian society needs to reinforce its social protective safety net. As I know it, eastern half of India deals with extreme poverty worse than western half. I dream about India’s future as a country that will implement robust Universal Basic Income to bring people out of extreme poverty. I really admire the author for bringing to us such a wonderful story. Hope to listen more stories from this author. I thank the reader for doing such a great job with her Beautiful voice.

Hi Harsha n Malli I listen all these stories lot lots of time 🪴

Good story beautiful and amazing voice narration

Nice story that depicts the mindset of Indian police officers. As far as I know, Indian Police officers never hesitate to display their feeling that they belong to top of the food chain in our society - just like polar bears of North pole and Orcas of the oceans. Unfortunately, people who are at the bottom of the Totem pole bear the brunt.

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What an amazing story! Brought tears to my eyes. Being together for a long time, make couples to complete each other’s sentences. The desire to live together with intense love and affection might trigger desire to move on together as well. Even then, at times , they may not succeed in reading each other’s mind correctly. I suspect, that’s what happened in this story. Regardless, as a single person, I did not earn my right to comment on this subject, I suppose.

Hello! It is a wonderful story. I immensely enjoyed it. The main character of the story, the street dog - demonstrated the sorrows and suffering of human life and the endurance we need to survive - to the listeners. Your reading style , Telugu accent and pronunciation of words brought glory to the story. The vocabulary used by the writer in translating the story gave me great joy. For example “thataluna” and “avasesham” are not the words I did hear in the recent past. Hope to listen more of this kind of stories in the near future. Thank you very much for your great work. Best regards, AK

Mi jam legis ĝin. Kaj en Esperanto kaj en la angla. I have both the original and the translation. It was perhaps the first Esperanto work I bought that my non-Esperantist friends had any awareness of. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear we've learned the lessons yet.

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Sir , your knowledge and guidance is very much useful to all IAS officers ,particularly of Telugu states ,in their services to help and serve our people. I salute you for your patience to guide needy poor people.

Real story 🎉

Nice narration

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