M. K. Sanu

Malayalam Language, Person

1928 –

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Who is M. K. Sanu?

M. K. Sanu is a protean personality who has enriched Malayalam literature through his versatile writings. He is a retired professor, critic, biographer, editor, translator, journalist, orator, social activist and humanist. He has authored over thirty six books, translated four and edited ten. His greatness is not confined to the prolificacy of his literary output. He has inspired and motivated a few generations of youth, cultivated new sensibilities in them and made them think of the mysteries of life. He is a permanent member of International body for Human rights. He is also the founding member of Mithram, School for Mentally Handicapped, in Mulanthuruthy village, Ernakulam District, Kerala.

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Born
Oct 27, 1928
Alappuzha
Nationality
  • India

Submitted
on July 23, 2013

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