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	Pudhumaipithan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pudhumaipithan is the pseudonym of Viruthachalam (April 25, 1906 - May 5, 1948), one of the most influential and revolutionary writers of Tamil fiction.
		Pudhumaipithan broke the long standing myth that successful creations in the Tamil language needed to be either in the Chennai or Tanjore style of Tamil.
		Pudhumaipithan wrote under different pseudonyms, but the name "Pudhumaipithan" was the one that became famous.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pudhumaipithan (904 words)

	Encyclopedia: Cuddalore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Many well-known writers of Tamil literature, such as Jayakanthan and Pudhumaipithan, were born in Cuddalore.
		Veeramani, one of the leaders of Dravidar Kazhagam, was also born here.
		Pudhumaipithan April 25, 1906 - May 5, 1948 Pudhumaipithan is the pseudonym of Viruthachalam(April 25, 1906 - May 5, 1948),one of the most influential and revolutionary writers of Tamil fiction.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Cuddalore (926 words)

	PudhumaiPithan & Tamil Literature (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I thought this would be a fitting subject considering the issues/debates/controversies going on about PudhumaiPithan.
		Vijayam" to earth and to a middle class house in Chennai (Kadavul vandhaar is the title?) by PudhumaiPithan is more satirical in nature highlighting the negative aspects of human nature.
		But it is undeniable that both have contributed immensely to tamil literature and the rivalry had been good for others.
	www.forumhub.com /tlit/23449.14.07.55.html (646 words)

	Tamil literature - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Bharathidasan was one such poet whose works stand out for its "poetic richness" and revolutionary messages.
		Kalki Krishnamurthy, one of the most renowned and respected writers took Tamil novels to a different plane through his works - Sivagamiyin Sabhadham and Ponniyin Selvan which are both based on historical themes.Some famous contemporary writers include Pudhumaipithan, Mowni, Jayakanthan, Ashoka Mitran, Thi.Janakiraman, Ambai a.k.a C.S Lakshmi, Ku.Pa.Rajagopalan, La.Sa.Ramamrutham, Sundara Ramasamy, Sujatha, Jayamohan, S.Ramakrishnan.
		Emerging modern Tamil women poets like Salma, Malathi Maithree, Uma Maheshwari, Sugitharani, Kutti Revathi are under heavy controversy/fame because of their what is been referred as obscene language.
	www.open-encyclopedia.com /Tamil_literature (635 words)

	Tamil people - the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The written language has changed verylittle over the years, with the result that much of classical literature remains easily accessible to modern Tamils and continuesto influence modern Tamil culture.
		Modern Tamil literature is considerably diverse, ranging from historical romanticism in theworks of Kalki Krishnamurthy, radical and more moderatesocial realism in the works of Pudhumaipithan and Jayakanthan respectively, andfeminism in the works of Malathi Maithree and Kutti Revathi.
		In more recent years, Sri Lankan Tamil literature has produced several powerful piecesreflecting the civilian tragedy caused by decades of war.
	www.free-web-encyclopedia.com /?t=Tamil_people (4722 words)

	Online Encyclopedia and Dictionary - Tamil people (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The written language has changed very little over the years, with the result that much of classical literature remains easily accessible to modern Tamils and continues to influence modern Tamil culture.
		Modern Tamil literature is considerably diverse, ranging from historical romaticism in the works of Kalki Krishnamurthy, radical and more moderate social realism in the works of Pudhumaipithan and Jayakanthan respectively, and feminism in the works of Malathi Maithree and Kutti Revathi.
		In more recent years, Sri Lankan Tamil literature has produced several powerful pieces reflecting the civilian tragedy caused by decades of war.
	fact-archive.com /encyclopedia/Tamil_people (4980 words)

	TOP 10 TAMIL NOVELS OF THIS CENTURY !!!
		there are different norms & morals by different caste levels in India.what pudhumaipithan thinks is very advanced like even his famous agaligai story is not very advanced.
		i think si.su.sellappa said pudhumaipithan has written about 15 good stories.
		you will understand who "pudhumaipithan' is and who the "character" is in his fiction.
	forumhub.com /tlit/24248.24657.23.20.25.html (798 words)

	Tamil Star - Interview
		The story should justify the necessity of two heroines.
		Like in 'Pudhumaipithan' I play the role of a prostitute.
		In the film the girl is a prostitute who gets reformed by 'Pudhumaipithan'.
	www.tamilstar.com /interview/actress/roja (569 words)

	Tamil Literature Detail - Online Entertainment portal for TamilNadu, India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, Food, ...
		Certain social reformers criticized the attitude of the religious institutions which tried to convert innocent people from other religions to their religions.
		Rajaji, Pudhumaipithan and Vintan have written on such themes.
		Ancient Tamils discouraged gambling and dicing which seem to have been somewhat common in those days.
	www.tamilar.org /tamil-literature.asp (3729 words)

	The Hindu : Patronise Tamil writers: Speaker
		The professors who preferred writing literary works in Tamil should make sincere efforts at writing books in English, he added.
		Earlier the Speaker released `Kanavai Nanavakkum Kalam', `Naal oru sindhanai', `Pudhumaipithan muthirai kathaigal', `Ku.Pa.Rajagopalan muthirai kathaikal', `Punaikathai thiran', and `Urai Marabugal'.
		Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu
	www.hinduonnet.com /2004/01/19/stories/2004011911690300.htm (230 words)

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		I'm posting this with tears in my eyes, cursing myself for not appreciating the genius that is our Thenisai Thendral all these days.
		I had the great fortune of watching a "Tamil Movie Melodies" cassette, and it had the songs of "PudhumaiPithan" in it.
		I should consider myself a "Bhajyashali" to see the song "Ujala Ujala...", really a treat to your eyes and the best of the treat to your ears.
	www.tfmpage.com /forum/18945.4794.2.html (1680 words)

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