Tagore translated Gitanjali into English

Rabindranath Tagore's translation of his work _Gitanjali_ into English marked a pivotal moment in the global appreciation of Indian literature. Originally written in Bengali, _Gitanjali_ consists of a collection of poems that reflect Tagore's spiritual and philosophical musings. During a visit to London, Tagore presented these poems to notable literary figures such as William Butler Yeats and Ezra Pound, who were instrumental in promoting his work in the West. The translation was published in a limited edition by London's India Society, which helped to introduce Tagore's unique voice and perspective to a broader audience. Additionally, selections from _Gitanjali_ were featured in the American magazine _Poetry_, further expanding its reach and influence.