கி. Cow. P. Loyalty
கி. Cow. P. Vicuvanatam child (November 11, 1899 – December 19, 1994) is widely Muthamizh kiape Guard , the state’s tirucciyaicLankan Tamil who was preceptor. As a member of the Justice Party, he worked for the advancement of non-Brahmins and the rise of the Tamil language. Although initially involved in the anti – Hindi struggle with Periyar, he did not agree with his Dravidanadu demand. He thought it would dilute the uniqueness of the Tamils. All the 23 books written by him were nationalized by the Tamil Development Department in 2007-2008 and a sum of Rs. 10 lakhs was given.
Birth and adolescence
She was born on November 29, 1893, the son of Periyanna Pillai and Subbulakshmi Ammayar. The Tamil grammar seaman never went to school. At the age of five, he trained Muthuchamy Konar to write Tamil letters in the sand. Novelist Venkatasamy Nattar, Maraimalayadikal , Mr. V. Ka , Novelist Somasundara Bharathiar etc. Tamil scholars sought to get in touch with himself and learned Tamil grammar-literature
Major events
- In the first anti-Hindi war (1938) , Ki was the main fighter who fought hand in hand with his father Periyar and Tamil scholars. Cow. P. Loyalty.
- He was imprisoned for two months in 1965 for inciting people in the anti-Hindu war. Due to that Ki. Cow. P. Viswanathan was unable to attend his daughter Manimegala’s wedding engagement event. Towards the end of his life he supported the Tamil Eelam Liberation War.
Awards
- The title of “Muthamilk Kavalar” was conferred by the then Annamalai University Vice Chancellor DM Narayanasamy on behalf of the Tiruchirappalli Tamil Sangam at a ceremony held at the Trichy Thevar Mandram on December 17, 1956 .
- Awarded the “Siddha Medical Sikamani” Award at the Siddha Medical Conference held in Madurai in 1965
- In the year 1975, the Tamil Nadu Nalvazhi Nilayam presented the award “Valluva Vail”
Proud news
- Since 2000, Ki. Cow. P. The Viswanatham Award is given annually in their name to a Tamil volunteer in Tamilnori by the Tamil Development Directorate under the Department of Tamil Development, Government of Tamil Nadu.
- A five rupee stamp in his memory was issued on behalf of the Indian Postal Service.
- Chief Minister Karunanidhi started the Medical College in Trichy in 1997. Cow. Named after P.
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