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Tarkala Kashmiri Chirukathaigal
by V. Krishnamoorthy Neeraja Mattoo Hriday Kaul BharatiTarkala Kashmiri Chirukathaigal (Contemporary Kashmiri Short Stories) is a Tamil translation of Neeraja Mattoo’s English version of ‘Kasher Humasar Afsana’ compiled by Hriday Kaul Bharati. This collection of seventeen short stories most of which are philosophical in content, displays the evolution of Kashmiri literature and development of Kashmiri short stories.
Works of Auvaiyar:Atichuti, Konrai Vendan, Muturai and Nalvazhi
by Auvaiyari) AticuTi: contains 109 morals in one line with few words ii)Konrai Vendhan: 91 one line moral verses the first letter of each starts with alphabetical and consonants order. iii) Muturai: contains 40 verses of four lines each preaching morals and ethics. iv) Nalvazhi: contains 40 verses of advises of good deeds that will lead to a good life.
Yer Ezhupathu and Tirukkai Vazakkam of Kambar
by KambarIn Yer Ezhupathu: (Plough Seventy) Poet Kambar is all praising the profession of agriculture right from ploughing the land till harvesting in seventy verses. In Tirukkai Vazhakkam, he praises the qualities of benovalence of Velalar community in sixty verses.
Andal's Nachiyar Thirumozhi
by AndalAndal was a 10th century Tamil poet who is revered as a saint in the southern parts of India. Infact, she is considered as one of the twelve Alvars (saints) and the only woman Alvar (saint) of Vaishnavism (a cult devoted to Lord Vishnu). After her first work known as Thiruppavai, this one, Nachiyar Thirumozhi is the second compilation by Andal consisting of 143 verses. Through this poem, she disclosed her passionate yearning for Lord Vishnu. These 143 verses are a part of the 4000 hyms of Nalayira Divya Prabandham and are organized in 14 segments, each one called a tirumozhi. The poems compiled by Andal in her teenage years, display a high level of literary and religious maturity.
C. Subramania Bharathiyar Padalkal - Part I
by C. Subramaniya BharathiyarIt contains 52 patriotic songs under five chapters of Poet Bharathiar.
Kayiru Part-I
by Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai C. A. BalanThe novel stretches across 7 generations and a time span of 150 years vividly portraying the culture, tradition and the social order of yesteryears’ Kerala and the gradual transition it went through to arrive at the current state of affairs. With multitude of characters it recounts the social, political, economic reformations and upheavals the society, families and individuals went through those times.
Kayiru Part-II
by Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai C. A. BalanThe novel stretches across 7 generations and a time span of 150 years vividly portraying the culture, tradition and the social order of yesteryears’ Kerala and the gradual transition it went through to arrive at the current state of affairs. With multitude of characters it recounts the social, political, economic reformations and upheavals the society, families and individuals went through those times.
Kayiru Part-III
by Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai C. A. BalanThe novel stretches across 7 generations and a time span of 150 years vividly portraying the culture, tradition and the social order of yesteryears’ Kerala and the gradual transition it went through to arrive at the current state of affairs. With multitude of characters it recounts the social, political, economic reformations and upheavals the society, families and individuals went through those times.
Mann Bommai
by R. Veezhinathan Kalindicharan PanigrahiThis novel is a Translation in Tamil from Hindi of Kalindicharan Panigrahi’s Oriya Novel, Matir Manish. The story revolves round the family of Shama Pradhan, a rural farmer, and his two sons, Baraju and Chakadi and disagreements over the family home and land after his death.
Nila Adirvumaanikale Nanri
by K. Nachimuthu C. RadhakrishnanThis science fiction novel is a Tamil translation by K. Nachimuthu of the Malayalam novel Spandamaapinikale nanri by C. Radhakrishnan.
Yugattin Mudivil
by Vivekanandagopal Iravati KarveThis book is a Tamil Translation of Iravati Karve’s Marati Classic Yuganta. Yugattin Mudivil studies the humanity of the Mahabharata’s great figures, with all their virtues and their equally numerous faults.
Arignar Anna
by S. Shanmuga SundaramThis book is a monograph on Arignar Anna a.k.a. C.N. Annadurai. A vivid portrayal of his biography, poetry, short stories, novels, plays, cinema scripts, journals, articles and essays, letters, speeches and other creative works so much so that the reader will admire the multifaceted personality who rose to become a people’s leader using the weapons of tongue and pen.
History of Europe 1453 to 1789: ஐரோப்பிய வரலாறு 1453 முதல் 1789 வரை
by R. Aalalesundaramஇந்த புத்தகம் 1453 முதல் 1789 வரையிலான ஐரோப்பாவின் வரலாற்றை விவரிக்கிறது. இடைக் காலத்தின் இறுதியில் ஐரோப்பா, புராடஸ்டண்டு சமயத்தின் எழுச்சி குறித்து அறியலாம்
Aayirathil Iruvar
by SujathaThe suspense story narrates how the detectives Ganesh and Vasanth successfully expose the mystery in the death of a woman wedded to an I.A.S.Officer.
C. Subramaniya Bharathiyar Songs - Part III
by C. Subramaniya BharathiyarKannan pattu comprises 23 chapters each in which the poet considers God Krishna in various roles as mother, father, servant, king, disciple, guru (teacher), child, lover, master, deity and so on. Kuyil pattu (Songs of Cuckoo) praises the glory of cuckoo in 9 chapters.
Computere oru kathai sollu
by SujathaA compilation of fifteen short stories of mystery and suspense.
En Iniya Iyanthira
by SujathaA science fiction serialized in a popular Tamil weekly during 80s. With advancing mechanization, this novel interestingly visualizes what would happen in 2021 A.D.
Holy Bible - New Testament - Part IV Corinthians I & II
by CorinthiansThe First Epistle of Paul to the Corinthians is the seventh book of the New Testament which contains sixteen chapters. The Second Epistle of Paul to the Corinthians is the eighth book of the New Testament which contains thirteen chapters.
Kalki
by R. MohanKalki is the Pseudonym of Laureate of Tamil Literature, Ra. Krishnamoorthy (1899-1954), who founded the popular Tamil magazine "Kalki". In this Monograph in Tamil by R. Mohan, Kalki's life sketches, his literary works, his multifaceted personality, etc., are narrated in such a vivid style as the present generation would find fascinating to read and wonder.
Malai Mel Neruppu
by Ashokamitran Anita DesaiThis book is the Tamil Translation by Ashokamitran of Anita Desai’s Akademi Award winning English novel “Fire on the Mountain”. The plot of this novel is set at the backdrop of Simla hills, portraying wonderfully the ways of Indian life and stages of old age. In this novel, the intricacies of relationship and the palpation of kinship are vividly picturized to captivate the readers.
Nijathai Thedi
by SujathaStarting from his first short story published in a Tamil Weekly, it is a compilation of a few short stories of Sujatha (alias S.Rangarajan) written during the early years of his writing career.
Pathavikkaga
by SujathaThis novel depicts how crime and perfidy act as powerful forces in determining the destiny of the people in a bogus democracy.
Pirivom Santhippom – Part 2
by SujathaPopular Tamil novelist Sujatha (alias S. Rangarajan)’s Tamil novel “Pirivom Santhippom” which was serialised in the Tamil Weekly ‘Ananda Vikatan’ with a mass reading has two parts. This second part starts with Raghu’s migration to U.S. for higher education where he meets his ex-love Madhumita with her husband Radhakishen, a betrayer, and ends on Madhu’s fatal end in a car accident and Raghu marries Ratna. A vivid portrayal of NRI’s life abroad; also produced as a feature film in Tamil.
Pirivom Santhippom - Part 1
by SujathaPopular Tamil novelist Sujatha (alias S. Rangarajan)’s Tamil novel “Pirivom Santhippom” which was serialised in the Tamil Weekly ‘Ananda Vikatan’ with a mass reading has two parts. This first part is a love story spun around two characters Raghu and Madhu was set in Tamiraparani in Tirunelveli District of Tamilnadu. This novel was also produced as a feature film in Tamil.
Saraswati Antati & Satakopar Antati of Kambar
by KambarAndhathi is a classical poetic format of verses wherein the last word of a verse will be the first word of the next verse and so on till the end of all verses. Saraswati Andhathi belongs to this format wherein Poet Kambar is profusely glorifying Goddess Saraswati with whose boon Kambar was believed to have been bestowed with poetic skill. In Satagopopar Andhati Kambar pays rich tributes to Saint Nammazhwar, one of the twelve vaishnavite Azhwars. Poet Kambar lauds God Vishnu as the greatest of all Gods and Nammazhwar who composed chanting verses on God Vishnu as the greatest of all Azhwars.