மா. நன்னன்
மா. Nannan (30 July 1924 – 7 November 2017) was a Tamil scholar and writer.
Youth and life
He was born in Kavanur, next to Vriddhachalam . His given name is Thirugnanasampanthan. Due to his passion for Tamil, he changed his name to ‘Nannan’. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Annamalai University and a PhD from the University of Chennai . He started his career as an elementary school teacher and worked in high school, training college, art college and state college. He worked as a Professor of Tamil in the State College and later as the Director of the Department of Tamil Development from 11.2.1980 to 31.5.1983. Responsible for being the Vice Chairman of the Board of Adult Education. Inventor of a new method of writing called the Nannan method .
He taught counting and writing on Chennai TV for 17 years. Nannan, who has written several textbooks and supplementary books, wrote about seventy books during the period 1990-2010. Periyar is committed to principles. God supported denial, rationalism, mixed marriage, and the Reformation. He insisted that Reformed weddings should be held on holidays without looking at the time and without tying the knot, and kept such weddings going. He refused to pay the bribe for any reason. He has a policy of not giving small gifts (tips) above the prescribed amount. Periyar wrote several books on principles. His book “Ask Periyar” is one of the best books of the year 2009 by the Tamil Development Department Awarded in Sociological Classification. He is the recipient of the Periyar Award , the Tamil Semmal Award, and Mr. V. Ka. Recipient of awards such as.
Family
Her parents’ name is Meenakshi, Manikkam. His life partner n. Parvati. To whom he had daughters; His son-in-law, after completing his medical studies, continued his research and also looked after medicine. He died suddenly after succeeding in his study of a new drug for joint pain. He set up a foundation in the name of his son’s brother and held annual talk and essay competitions to present prizes to students and certificates to their schools.
Struggle
He was imprisoned during the British rule in the Battle of Vellaiyane, after gaining a sense of Dravidian activism, participating in the Tamil insurgency and the anti-Hindi war, and destroying Hindi letters on nameplates at railway stations.
Speech
Since 1942 he has spoken on a number of platforms in education, sociology, politics and labor. Gradually he talked about Periyarism, rationality, frugal living, use of good Tamil, and linguistic deficiencies in the media
Tamil farm
Manannan people on television know annaimoli entitled accuracy of Tamil in writing, daily information provided and set phrases. He called the readers of the show Tamil Farmers. Every day from 7.30 am to 8 pm at the Tamil Farm show, he explored the mass grievances in modern Tamil usage and the correct solutions to the grievances.
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