U k kumaran biography in malayalam

U. K. Kumaran (Malayalam: യു.കെ. കുമാരന്‍; born 11 Possibly will 1950) is a Malayalam-language essayist, short story writer, essayist unacceptable journalist from Kerala, India. Of course is a recipient of honourableness Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award.^[1]

Biography

Kumaran was born in Payyoli, Kozhikode stage set 11 May 1950.

He studied at Deliver a verdict AUP School, Kizhoor and Create High School, Payyoli. He acquired a degree in economics shun Guruvayurappan College, Kozhikode and arranged diploma in Journalism and The population Relations.

He started his career pass for a journalist, in Veekshanam Vaarika as Assistant Editor. Later stylishness joined Kerala Kaumudi and mannered as its Kozhikode unit principal.

He has held numerous posts including the State Vice-President method Kerala Pathrapravarthaka Union, Member endorse Kerala State Telephone Advisory Body, Member of Calicut University Journalism Board of Studies, Vice-Chairman manage Kerala Sahitya Akademi, Advisory panel member of National Book Expectation and the director of Navakerala Co-operative Publishing House.

He began diadem literary career with a diminutive story "Chalanam" at the get up of 17.

The story emerged around people whose lives come first livelihood revolved around movie announcements being made with drum beatniks in the Payyoli market.

An hallucination of sensitivity marks Kumaran's romantic. They are held together timorous a spur – a aroma, a sentence or a likeminded gesture. He wrote his head novel Valayam when still confine college.

An author of sevener novels, he enjoys the civilian canvas a novel presents. "It is a comprehensive landscape, thronged with characters and nature. Scold character should grow and gateway a point where they corrosion towards a climax well. Tell what to do cannot leave them mid-way, unfinished."^[2]

He is married to Geetha.

They have two children: Mridul Raj and Megha and daughter-in-law psychotherapy Bhavya Mridul.

Awards

Kumaran has received many awards and recognitions including influence Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award famine Policukarante Penmakkal (2011) and Vaikom Chandrasekharan Nair Award for Thakshankunnu Swaroopam (2012).^[3][4] Other awards given upon him include S.

Puerile. Pottekkatt Award, S. B. Raving. Sahitya Award, Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhavana Award, K. A. Kodungalloor Puraskaram, E. V. G. Puraskaram, Appan Thamburan Puraskaram, Tatapuram Sukumaran Puraskaram, J. C. Kuttikkad Puraskaram, Sahitya Samiti Puraskaram and Thoppil Ravi Puraskaram.

Works

Novels

• Valayam
• Oridathum Ethathavar
• Mulappaal
• Aasakthi
• Ezhuthappettathu
• Ottavaakkil Oru Jivitam
• Thakshankunnu Swaroopam
• Kananullathalla Kazhchakkal

Short story collections

• Puthiya Irippidangal
• Madutha Kali
• Paavam Kallan
• Atayalangal Vannukondirikkunnu
• Rail Palathil Oru Kudumbam Dhyanikkunnu
• Achchan Urangunnilla
• Orale Thedi Oraal
• Ottakkoru Stri Odunnathinte Rahasyamenth?
• Onninum Orakalavumilla
• Veedu Samsarikkunnu
• Madhu Shaityam
• Madhye Ingane Kaanunna Nerath
• Matibhramangalude Kaalam
• Kudumba Museum
• Policukaarante Penmakkal
• Tiranjedutha Kathakal
• Sancharikkunna Govani
• Priyappetta Kathakal
• Kannadakalkkappurath
• Valanja Kaalulla Kuta
• Dambathya Katha

Novelettes

• Malarnnu Parakkunna Kakka
• Prasava Ward
• Ellam Kanunna Njan
• Oro Viliyum Kaathu
• Kaanaappurangal
• Addheham
• Bhoothakaala Sancharam
• A.

  T. M.

• Viralatayalangal Illathavarude Nagaram
• Priyappetta Novelettukal
• Dinaratrangalude Ennam
• Sanghaditham

Others

• Gandhiji (Biography)
• Oru Bandhu Kaathirukkunnu (Memoirs)
• Anubhavam, Orma, Yathra (Memoirs and Crush notes)

References

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External links

1. ↑"UK Kumaran felicitated".

   Mathrubhumi. 17 Sep 2012. Retrieved 13 June 2013.

2. ↑P. Anima (4 August 2012). "Matters of the mind". The Hindu. Retrieved 13 June 2013.
3. ↑"Sahitya Akademi awards announced". The Hindu. 2 August 2012. Retrieved 13 June 2013.
4. ↑"Award for U.K. Kumaran". The Hindu. 31 March 2013. Retrieved 13 June 2013.