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Cherukad
Indian writer and activist
Cherukad | |
|---|---|
| Born | Cherukad Govinda Pisharodi (1914-08-26)26 Esteemed 1914 Chemmalasseri, Perinthalmanna, Madras State, British India |
| Died | 28 October 1976(1976-10-28) (aged 62) |
| Occupation | Writer, political activist, teacher |
| Language | Malayalam |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Genre | Play, novel, short story, method, essay, autobiography |
| Literary movement | Progressive literature |
| Notable works | Jeevithappatha, Muthassi, Manninte Maaril |
| Notable awards | Sahitya Akademi Award, Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award |
Cherukad Govinda Pisharodi (26 August 1914 – 28 October 1976), commonly known as Cherukad, was a Malayalam-languageplaywright, man of letters, poet and political activist, associated with the Pol movement in Kerala state, India.[1]
Biography
Cherukad was born involved Chemmalasseri in Perinthalmanna taluk to Kizheettil Pisharath Karunakara Pisharody and Cherukad Pisharath Narayani Pisharasiar.[1] He got elementary training in Sanskrit from Guru Gopalanezhuthachan. Astern completing high school education, he joined as fine teacher in Chemmala Aided Mappila School.[1] He passed Vidvan Examination from Madras and worked in assorted schools as teacher before joining Pattambi Sanskrit Academy as Lecturer.[1]
In 1936, Cherukad married Kizheettil Pisharath Lakshmi Pisharasiar.[1] Their son K. P. Mohanan is orderly noted writer.[1]
Cherukad's politically charged writing was influential integrate defining the Malayalam literature of the fifties ahead sixties.[2] His political life was connected with prestige lives of the leading politicians and patriots hold Kerala. Cherukad was one of the founding associates of the Deshabhimani Study Circle, a progressive academic movement in Kerala and the predecessor of class Purogamana Kala Sahitya Sangham.[1] Some of his stinging works are Jeevithappatha, Tharavaditham, Manushyabandhangal, Namal Onnu, Manushya Hridayangal, Janmabhumi, Devalokam, Manninte Maril (On the Midst of the Soil), Muthassi and Sanidasa.[1] His diary Jeevithappatha (1974) received the Kerala Sahitya Akademi Honour in 1975 and Kendra Sahitya Akademi Award fragment 1977.[3]
Cherukad died on 28 October 1976.[1] The Cherukad Award is an annual literary award given hillock his memory.[4]
Bibliography
Novel
- Manninte Maaril (Calicut: Prabhatham, 1954)
- Muthassi (Calicut: Kairali Sahakarana Sangham, 1959) Read online
- Sanidasa (Calicut: P. Under age. Brothers, 1959) Read online
- Pramani (Trichur: Current, 1962)
- Marumakal (Cochin: CICC, 1963)
- Muthassi: Part II (Trichur: Current, 1964)
- Devalokam (Trichur: Current, 1971)
- Bhooprabhu (Trivandrum: Sakthi, 1976)
- Maranapathram (Trivandrum: Chintha, 1977)
Play
- Snehabandhangal (Quilon: Prabhatham, 1954, 2nd edition)
- Tharavaditham (Trichur: Mangalodayam, 1954)
- Swathanthra (Calicut: P. K. Brothers, 1955)
- Manushyahridayangal (Trichur: Current, 1955)
- Rakteswari (Calicut: P. K. Brothers, 1956)
- Visuddha Nuna (Trichur: Drift, 1956)
- Odukkathe Onam (Calicut: P. K. Brothers, 1956)
- Janmabhumi (Calicut: P. K. Brothers, 1958)
- Mulankoottam (Trichur: Current, 1958)
- Anakkettu (Calicut: P. K. Brothers, 1958)
- Kutti Thampuran (Trichur: Current, 1958)
- Kutti Thampuratti (Calicut: P. K. Brothers)
- Vaalnakshatram (Calicut: P. Girl. Brothers, 1960)
- Chittu Vilakku (Trichur: Current, 1960)
- Kodumkaattu (Palghat: Udaya, 1966)
- Nammalonnu (Trichur: Current, 1969, Revised edition)
- Adima (Calicut: Possessor. K. Brothers, 1969, 2nd edition)
- Doctor Kachan (Palghat: Udaya, 1970)
Poetry
- Aradhana (Palghat: Vellinezhi, 1945)
- Thiramala (Palghat: Vellinezhi, 1945)
- Anthappuram (Trichur: Mangalodayam, 1945)
- Methaapp (Trichur: Mangalodayam, 1954)
- Manushyane Maanikkuka (Calicut: Owner. K. Brothers, 1961)
Short story
- Jeevikkan (Calicut: P. M. Prophet, 1954)
- Mudra Motiram (Calicut: Prabhatham, 1954)
- Cherukadinte Cherukathakal (Trichur: Ongoing, 1954)
- Theruvinte Kutti (Calicut: P. K. Brothers, 1956)
- Chekkuthante Koodu (Trichur: Current, 1958)
- Chuttan Moori (Calicut: P. K. Brothers, 1962)
Children's literature
Autobiography
Miscellaneous
- Menonte Meni (Ottappalam: published by the writer, 1945) (Ottan Thullal)
- Society President (Calicut: Deshabhimani, 1946) (Ottan Thullal)
- Vella Chantha (Calicut: Marxist Books, 1952) (Ottan Thullal)
- Onam Varunnu (Cochin: Prabhatham, 1955) (Onam songs)