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விழியப் பதிவுகள் – Video Clips

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Prof.Dr.Avvai Natarajan

 

 

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Prof. Raghuraman

 

 

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My Godfather – Musician Vanathi, daughter of Carnatic Stalward Dr S Ramanathan and younger sister of writer Geetha Bennet, fondly recalls her father-daughter relationship with Naganandhi.

 

 

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My Inspiration – Subbu, journalist and writer, author of the popular book Dravida Mayai, remembers his literary connections with Naganandhi.

 

 

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My Memories – Lawyer, Poet, Head of Vanavil Panpattu Kazagam and organiser of well-known jathi pallakku for Bharti, K Ravi recalls his memories of Naganandhi.

 

 

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My co-teacher – Botanist, Environmentalist and retired Principal, Vivekananda College, Chennai, Dr VV Subramaniam aka Va Ve Su, known in literary and music circles of Chennai, recollects his association with Naganandhi, as a co-teacher and his literary experiences with Naganandhi.

 

 

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My Rolemodel –  Chief Editor of the US Tamil Magazine Thendral, poet, essayist and crtic,  ex-Manager, Syndicate Bank, Madhurabharathi explains how Naganandhi left a very deep impact on him that helped him shape himself up.

 

 

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My Exemplar – Ex-HCL Sr Sales person, HR Trainee and Consultant, Kavimamani P Veeraraghavan reminisces on Naganadhi and how he inspired him.

 

 

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My Associate – Bharati Suraj, President of 58 year old Bharati Kalai Kazagam, the person who provided most of the stages for Naganandhi’s lectures shares his impressions on Naganandhi.

 

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My Guru and My All – Retd. Dy GM, Formulations, Amirtanjan, better known as Amirtanjan Veera, a member of several Temple Management Committees in Nanganallur, Veeraghavan is perhaps the oldest living student of the Professor. A relationship that started in 1963 when Veera studied under him. If a Chemist can break into tears when he remember one who taught him Tamil 50 years back, that itself is a testimony to the Professor’s calibre.

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