English translation of Karunanidhi's books to be launched

Vice-President M. Hamid Ansari to attend function

May 30, 2010 02:08 am | Updated November 16, 2021 09:53 am IST - CHENNAI:

English translations of 12 books of Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi will be launched at a function to be held at the University of Madras on Monday.

The names of the books and the team that worked on them were announced at a media conference here on Saturday.

Committee of professors

The Tamil books were translated by a committee, comprising professors of Bharathiar University and experts from different fields, with Macmillan as the publishers.

10 months to complete

According to C. Swaminathan, Vice-Chancellor, Bharathiar University, it took the members around 10 months to complete the translation work.

The programme on Monday will be attended by Vice-President M. Hamid Ansari, Governor Surjit Singh Barnala, Mr. Karunanidhi and Union Ministers Veerappa Moily and Vayalar Ravi.

The books

The books are Tolkappiya Poonga (The Flower Garden of Tolkappiyam); Kaala Pezhaiyum Kavidhai Saviyum (The Treasure Trove of Time and the Verse Key); Kavidhai Mazhai – I, II, III (Shower of Poetry – Volume I, II and III; Thenpaandi Singam (Thenpaandi Singam); Paayum Puli Pandaraka Vanniyan (Pandaraka Vanniyan – The Leaping Tiger); Ponnar Sankar (Ponnar Sankar); Muthu Kulial (Reflections); Paraasakthi & Manohara (Paraasakthi & Manohara); Poompuhar & Oranga Nadagangal (Tale of the Anklet and One Act Plays); and Kalaignarin Siru Kadhaigal (As is in the Original).

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