About BKS Translators

 

About Us

Welcome to Translation Insights — the official blog of BKSTranslators, a professional multilingual translation agency founded by Bijaya Kumar Sahu and based in Puri, Odisha, India.

With over 7 years of specialised translation experience and a career spanning more than three decades in law, human resources, and the hospitality industry, Bijaya Kumar Sahu brings a rare combination of domain expertise and linguistic precision to every project.

What We Do

BKS Translators provides accurate, culturally sensitive, and legally precise translation services across a wide range of language pairs, including English–Odia, English–Hindi, English–Bengali, English–Chhattisgarhi, and several other Indian and international languages.

Our domain specialisations include:

•       Legal & Judicial — Court documents, FIRs, sale deeds, affidavits, etc.

•       Banking & Financial — Loan agreements, SARFAESI notices, NBFC documents, etc.

•       Medical & Pharmaceutical — Clinical trial documents, informed consent, patient materials, etc.

•       Government & Taxation — Income Tax, labour law, agricultural scheme documents, etc.

•       Corporate & Commercial — Company policies, HR documents, tenders, etc.

•       Agricultural & Technical — Textbooks, training manuals, extension materials, etc.

Our Credentials

•       LL.B. (Bachelor of Laws)

•       Post-Graduate in Personnel Management

•       Certified translator with 7+ years of specialised translation experience

•       Empanelled with leading financial institutions, government departments, and global agencies

•      Experience with CAT tools: Trados Studio, MemoQ, Memsource, Smartling, SmartCat, Crowdin, etc.

Why Choose BKS Translators?

Unlike general translation services, we combine legal acumen, industry knowledge, and native language fluency to produce translations that are not just accurate — but authoritative. Our translations meet the standards required by courts, banks, regulators, and international agencies.

📩 To discuss your translation requirements, visit www.bkstranslators.com or write to us directly.


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