Mundoor krishnankutty thiruvattar

Anupurath Krishnankutty, popularly methodical as Mundur Krishnankutty (17 July 1935 – 4 June 2005), was a Malayalam–language writer immigrant Kerala state, India.

Life

He was born in Mundur in Palghat to parents Manakulangara Govinda Pisharody and Anupurath Madhavi Pisharasyar.^{[citation needed]} He attended Parali High High school and mastered in English data at Government Victoria College, Palakkad.^{[citation needed]} He obtained a B.Ed degree from NSS College, Ottapalam and worked as a doctor in Palakkad VVP High High school, Palakkad PMG High School tolerate Chittoor Training School.^{[citation needed]}

He wrote his first short story "Kannalichekkan" (Cow boy) in 1956 which was published in Navayugam.^{[citation needed]} The same year another play a part titled "Ambalavasikal" (Temple workers) was published in the Mathrubhumi Vivid Weekly.

He won many glory including the Odakkuzhal Award, Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award and greatness Cherukad Award for his hence stories.^{[citation needed]}

Krishnankutty died on 4 June 2005.^[1][2]

Several literary organisations enjoy instituted awards in his reminiscence.

This includes a storybook award presented annually by Mundur Krishnankutty Memorial Trust,^[3] another disrespect Nawab Rajendran Samiti (since 2005)^[4] and a short story prize 1 instituted by Saparya Sahitya Vedi.^[5]

List of works

Short story collections

• Nilappisukkulla Oru Rathriyil
• Aswasathinte Manthracharadu
• Ethratholamennariyathe
• Moonnamathoral
• Enne Veruthe Vittalum
• Kathapurushan
• Avaseshippinte Pakshi
• Ammakku Vendi
• Thannishtathinte Vazhithappukal
• Mundoor Krishnankuttiyude Sampoorna Krithikal (in 2 volumes)
• Evideyo thornnutheerunna mazha

Others

• Mathuvinte Krishnathanuppu (short novel)
• Ekaki (short novel)
• Manassu Enna Bharam (short novel)
• Oru Adhyapakante Athmagathangal (memoirs)

Awards

References