Updated On: 28 October, 2014 08:33 AM IST | | Sumedha Raikar Mhatre
<p>The works of a number of regional women writers have been translated in English and published by a city-based women’s archive called SPARROW</p>

A new anthology of translated poems and stories brings out the resourcefulness and resilience of Indian women writing in Dogri, Maithili, Sindhi, Punjabi and Hindi.
The distinct regional voices are pieced together by a Mumbai-based women’s archive. “Who are you calling out to/ in this land of deaf-mutes/ who are you reaching out to? / even our Gods are sold for a bottle of booze/ and they wouldn’t accept your offering anyway.”