Tuesday, August 22, 2006

A BRIEF HISTORY OF DR. MU VA

Dr. M. Varadarasanar (MU Va) had made a tremendous contribution towards Tamil Literature during 20 th century.

He was born in 24/04/1912 at Thirupattur, North Arcot District, Tamil Nadu. He did his schooling at Thirupattur high school and became a pandit in 1935. He was the first person to do doctorate in Tamil Literature at Madras University in 1948. He was the first Tamil Scholar to get a D.Lit., in the American University in 1972.

He served as a Tamil Teacher in 1939 and became a lecturer in Pachiapas College Chennai. Then he became the HOD of Tamil Department at Madras University in 1961. Finally he was the Vice Chancellor of Madurai University.

He was simple in appearance and rich in Knowledge and travelled world wide.

He contributed :

13 Novels; 2 Short stories; 3 Fictional stories; 6 Plays; 11 Essays; 24 Literature books; 4 Children books; 4 Letters; 9 travelogue; 1 History on Tamil Literature; 6 Books on Tamil scripts; 4 Biographs; 2 English books on Tamil Literature; 3 Tamil grammar for Students; 2 English Translations.

He expired on 10/10/1974. He was awarded Sakathiami award for his novel "Agal Villuku".

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5 comments:

Roop said...

I missed your blog, why you took so much of time for the blog. Any how the Blog is excellent and very informative. Carry one Murali.

Roop said...

I downloaded the tamil font called e-kalapai, which is 2 MB file from planetpranav.com, and you should have a system with net connection for the tamil typing. Because you can't do it in cyber cafe.

ദിലിക്കഥ said...

can u please help me to get the tamil version of thrukkural edited by m varadarasanar

ദിലിക്കഥ said...

can u please help me to find thrikkural edited by m varadanasanar
i want to purchase the tamil version of it

Murali said...

thanks pls find this below link useful http://www.asklaila.com/listing/Chennai/Broadway/Pari+Nilayam/0qeLsSAA/

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