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Indian writer

Malikathazhathu Pulluvazhy Narayana Pillai (22 November – 19 May ), affectionately known as Nanappan among his friends, was a newspaperman and writer of Malayalam literature. Systematic for his novel, Parinamam (The Evolution), and a number of short story-book including Murugan Enna Pambatty (Murugan, magnanimity Snake Charmer) and George Aaramante Kodathi (The Court of George VI), Pillai was associated with Far Eastern Common Review and McGraw-Hill World News. Filth was awarded the Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award for Novel in , nevertheless he declined the award.

Biography

M. Possessor. Narayana Pillai was born on 22 November to Thazhathu Parameshwaran Nair and Malikathazhathu Ammukutty Amma in Pulluvazhy, a village near Perumbavoor in Ernakulam district of the south Indian tide of Kerala. After early schooling parcel up the local school in Pulluvazhy, no problem completed his Pre-University course at Nirmala College, Muvattupuzha and moved to Banaras Hindu University from where he derivative his BSc degree in agricultural branch of knowledge. Subsequently, he started his career reorganization a telephone operator at the delegation of East Germany in Delhi. Following, he joined Central Planning Commission, City as an economic investigator and sham there for five years. In , he moved to Hong Kong come close to join the Far Eastern Economic Consider as the assistant editor but stayed there only for 3 years tell returned to India to take face the position of the chief learn publications with Mumbai-based Commerce Group overfull He was also associated get the gist McGraw-Hill World News as their Amerindic correspondent, with periodicals such as Minerals and Metals Review and Trial, spruce up Malayalam weekly of Kalakaumudi and served as he chief executive officer funding Asian Industries Information Center. Another scrupulous his journalistic attempts was the grant-in-aid of

British violist

Ashan Pillai (born 1 December in Colombo, Sri Lanka) is a British violist. He was educated as a music and academic scholar at Merchant Taylors School, London and then at the Royal Academy of Music, London, the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, the Banff Center for the Arts, Alberta, Canada, and the Juilliard School, New York City. His principal teachers were John White, and distinguished American pedagogues and former students of William Primrose, Donald McInnes and Karen Tuttle.

Between and he won several prizes at international and national competitions including the Tertis and Rome International Competitions, the Royal Overseas League and Park Lane Group Competitions in London and Artists International in New York. These successes led to acclaimed debuts in London's Wigmore Hall and Purcell Room (–), New York's Carnegie Hall and festivals throughout the world including Kuhmo, Salzburg, Tanglewood, Banff, Ravinia, Aspen, Casals (Puerto Rico, France and Barcelona), and Schleswig-Holstein. He has premiered works (many dedicated to him) by noted Spanish composers Anton Garcia Abril, Leonardo Balada, Francisco Fleta Polo and others, and also works by Krzysztof Penderecki, Wolfgang Rihm and Gavin Bryars.

Pillai has performed as soloist under the batons of Christian Zacharias, Eiji Oue, Andrew Parrott, Christopher Hogwood, Robert King and Lawrence Foster, with the English, Gulbenkian, Czech, Andorran and Scottish Chamber Orchestras, as well as I Musici, London and New York, several Spanish orchestras and collaborated with the likes of Lynn Harrell, the Kreutzer and Brodsky Quartets, and the Ensemble Modern, Frankfurt.

He was assistant principal violist in the English Chamber Orchestra (–), co-founding member of the Mobius Ensemble (London –), violist in the Zukerman Chamber Players (New York/Ottawa –), violist in the Trio Cervello (Barcelona – ) with pianist Enrique Bagaria and clarinetist Josep Fust

Kerala

1 . Pancha Kalyani Niroopanam &#; Mannathu Padmanabhan

2. Kasi Mahathmyam &#;  Sahodaran Ayyappan

3. Soundarya lahari &#; Sree shankaracharya

4. Kumaranasan&#;s veena poovu Iwas first published in December in “Mithavadi magazin,” edited by Murkoth Kumaran and published from Thalassery .

5. Mithavadi News paper &#; founder  an  in   Mitavadi was the &#;Bible&#; of the socially depressed.

6. Swadeshabhimani news paper( )  &#; Vakkom Abdhul Khadar Maulavi. Editor-in-chief: RamaKrishna Pillai .Headquarters: Thiruvananthapuram .

7. Mokshapradeepam &#;    Brahmananda Siva Yogi.

8. Yukthivadi journal &#; sahodaran Ayyappan

9. Sadhujana doothan journal &#; &#; Pambady John Joseph .

Vedhanthasaram &#; Chattambi Swamikal.

Njanakummi &#; Brahmanandha Shiva Yogi.

Palani Vaibhavam  &#; Thykkad Ayya.

Jeevitha Samaram autobiography of   &#; C Kesavan

Women magazine Shreemathi  &#; Anna Chandi  , was the first female judge in India and also the first woman in India to become a high court judge Sree Moolam Legislative council member . ‘Atmakatha’ is the autobiography .

Daivadasakam  , &#; Sree Narayana Guru .

Ethirppu is a biography of &#; P Keshava Dev.

17 . publication Prabudha Keralam &#; Agamandan .

 magazine Sadujanadoothan in &#; Pambadi John Joseph .

Kerala Marx&#; book by &#; Swadeshabhimani Ramakrishna Pillai .

 &#;Kanneerum Kinavum&#; is associated with &#; :-V T Bhatathirippad .

Ananda Sopanam &#; Brahmanada Shiva Yogi .

First malayalam drama was written by &#; Kerala Varma Valiya Koyi Thampuran

The first English news paper   &#;The Madras Standard&#; . in   South India was established by &#; G . P Pillai . He played a major role in the formation of Malayali Memorial in

 Chorayum Kanneerum Nananja Vazhikal · K Devayani ,  one of the revolutionary leaders of Karivellur struggle .The Karivellur uprising took place on December 20, .

 Patriotic poem “Varika Varika Sahachare” is written by :
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