M. Varadarajan
Kural Explanation that briefly called Mu. Varataracan ( April 25 , 1912 – October 10 , 1974 ) of the 20th century’s most famous among the Tamil scholars. He has written not only literary essays and research papers but also many short stories and novels.
He was in charge of the Tamil Department at Pachaiyappan College , Chennai and the University of Chennai and also served as the Vice Chancellor of Madurai Kamarasar University . He was a multi-talented writer and educator.
Summary of life
Muvarataracanar, Tamil Nadu , North Arcot district , in Tirupathur Munusami Mudaliar – ammakkannu was born to the couple. Although he was called Thiruvenkadam, his grandfather’s name Varadharasan remained with him.
மு.வ. Vin’s education was developed in association with a small village called Velam near Walajapet, Vellore district. He chose to pursue higher education in Tirupati. At the age of sixteen he won the school finals. In 1928 he worked as a clerk for some time in the office of the Governor of Tirupati.
While working as a clerk, he quit his job due to ill health and went to the village for retirement, where he started learning Tamil from Murugaya Mudaliar of Tirupati.
In 1931 , Widwan passed the first level examination. He then studied on his own and wrote the Widwan Examination in 1935 , becoming the first student in the state to do so.
In 1935 he married his uncle’s daughter Radha Ammayya. To them were born male children Thirunavukarasu, Nambi and Bari. From 1935 to 1938 he worked as a Tamil teacher in Tirupati school. In 1939 P.O.L. Passed.
Working as a professor
He went to Chennai in 1939 to work as a lecturer at Pachaiyappan College. Ack took charge of the college as a “lecturer in downstream languages”. In 1944 , M.O.L. Graduated.
He received his doctorate in 1948 from the University of Chennai for his research on “Nature in Sangam Literature”. He is the first person to receive a PhD in Tamil from the University of Chennai. Is significant.
He joined Pachaiyappan College in 1939. He worked there until 1961 . In 1945 he became the Head of the Tamil Department of the College. Between 1948 alone, as part of his doctoral studies, he became an adjunct professor at the University of Chennai. From 1961 to 1971 he served as the Head of the Department of Tamil at the University of Chennai.
He then took charge as the Vice Chancellor of the University of Madurai in 1971 and served as a Specialist until 1974.
Member of the Senate of the Universities of Chennai, Tirupati and Annamalai. He has also been a member of the Board of Education of the Universities of Kerala, Mysore, Osmania, Bangalore, Andhra Pradesh, Delhi, Madurai and Cambridge. In 1972 , Ooster College of America conferred on him the honorary degree of Literary Scholar (D.Litt). D.Litt at an American university. The first Tamil scholar to receive the special degree of Themselves.
Sahitya Akademi, Bharathiya Jnanpith, National Book Committee, Indian Language Committee, University of Chennai English-Tamil Dictionary Committee, Folk Songs and Dances Committee, Tamil Nadu Civil Servants Selection Commission, Andhra Pradesh Civil Servants Selection Committee, Central Civil Servants Selection Committee, Tamil Nadu Book Publishing Board, Governing Body He has been a member of the Language Law Committee, the Tamil Development Corporation, the Tamil Arts Council, the Tamil Music Society, the State Historical Society, the Tamil Art Gallery, and the World Tamil Research Institute. They. He was fluent in Tamil, English, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi.
Help students
A person who has the quality to go and help students. The one who did all the necessary help for the students who could not pay the college fees, accommodation fees, exam fees. He will help even when he is sick. He does not even know the help he is giving to his wife. And the student’s friends who receive the aid will unknowingly ban the student from receiving the aid.
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