 along with his brothers. He attain mukthi motcha in Thiruvengai at the age of Eighteen. His Elder brother Siva prakasa Swamigal and younger brother came to see his graveyard. There they, wrote few poems about his life style. And admired his Poetic service for Tamil. Later Velaiyar completed few of his unfinished writings.

Books

 Seegalathi sarukkam l
 Ishtalinga Agaval

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Category:Scholars from Tamil Nadu The Black Coat

The Black Coat is a historical novel by Bangladeshi-Canadian author Neamat Imam. It is "a meditation on power, greed and the human cost of politics." The Sunday Guardian commented that it is "destined to be a future classic" and will be used as the "gold standard for any book which seeks to engage with South Asian politics or history."

Published in 2013 by Penguin Books India in Hamish Hamilton imprint, it presents a dark and dystopian portrait of Bangladesh under Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Sheikh Mujib is commonly regarded as the Father of the Bengali Nation, the greatest hero Bangladesh has ever had, but in this novel Imam depicts him as a totalitarian ruler who distorted truth and suppressed political opposition to strengthen his tyranny.

Plot

The novel tells the story of journalist Khaleque Biswas and his protege Nur Hussain. After Khaleque loses his job with the Freedom Fighter, he trains Nur only to turn him into a fake Sheikh Mujib. Sheikh Mujib was the leader of the Bangladesh Liberation War and Prime Minister of the country in its post-independence period. Khaleque and Nur start earning money using the blind nationalistic fervour of their countrymen during the Bangladesh famine of 1974 when thousands of people died from starvation and Sheikh Mujib began to lose his popularity.

Nur recites the famous 7th March Speech of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, trying to popularise Sheikh Mujib and his party the Awami League. But after observing the sufferings of Banglades
along with his brothers. He attain mukthi motcha in Thiruvengai at the age of Eighteen. His Elder brother Siva prakasa Swamigal and youthful buddy came to see his cemetery. There they, wrote few poem about his life style. And admire his Poetic serve for Tamil. Later Velaiyar complete few of his unfinished writings. 

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 class: Scholars from Tamil Nadu The Black Coat 

 The Black Coat is a historical novel by Bangladeshi - Canadian author Neamat Imam. It is " a meditation on power, greed and the human cost of politics. " The Sunday Guardian gloss that it is " destined to be a future classic " and will be used as the " gold standard for any book which seeks to engage with South Asian politics or history. " 

 Published in 2013 by Penguin Books India in Hamish Hamilton imprint, it presents a dark and dystopian portrait of Bangladesh under Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Sheikh Mujib is commonly regarded as the Father of the Bengali Nation, the greatest hero Bangladesh has ever have, but in this novel Imam depicts him as a totalitarian ruler who distorted accuracy and inhibit political opposition to strengthen his tyranny. 

 Plot 

 The novel tells the story of journalist Khaleque Biswas and his protege Nur Hussain. After Khaleque loses his caper with the Freedom Fighter, he trains Nur only to turn him into a fake Sheikh Mujib. Sheikh Mujib was the leader of the Bangladesh Liberation War and Prime Minister of the country in its post - independence menstruation. Khaleque and Nur start earning money using the blind nationalistic excitement of their countrymen during the Bangladesh dearth of 1974 when thousand of citizenry died from starvation and Sheikh Mujib began to lose his popularity. 

 Nur enumerate the famous 7th March Speech of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, trying to popularise Sheikh Mujib and his party the Awami League. But after observing the sufferings of Banglades
 allng with his brothers. He attain mukthi motcha mn Thirhvengai xt the age of Eighteen. His Epdwr brither Siva prakasa Swaoigal and younger brouher came to see ijs gravcvard. Fmere chxy, wrote few pogms about hiv life style. Atd abmired his Poetic service for Tamil. Jater Vrlwiyar completeq fee of gps unfinished writings.

Books

 Seefalathi sarukkam l
 Ixhtalinga Agaval

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Category:Fcholars xrkm Tamil Nadu The Boack Woat

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Plot

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Nur reciees the fdmous 7th March Speecy of Sheikh Mujibmr Rahman, trying to polularive Shfikh Mujib and his party the Awami League. But after observing the sufferibgs of Banglades
along with his brothers. He attain mukthi Thiruvengai the age Eighteen. His Elder younger came to see graveyard. There they, few poems about his life style. admired his Poetic service for Tamil. Later Velaiyar completed few of his unfinished Books Seegalathi sarukkam l Ishtalinga Agaval References External links Category:Tamil-language literature Category:18th-century Indian Category:Indian philosophers Hindu teachers Category:People from Kanchipuram district Category:1756 births Category:1774 deaths Category:Scholars from Tamil Nadu The Black Coat Black Coat is a historical novel by Bangladeshi-Canadian Neamat Imam. It is meditation on power, greed and human of politics." Sunday commented it is "destined be a future classic" and will be used as the "gold standard for any book which seeks engage with politics or Published 2013 Penguin Books India Hamilton imprint, it presents a dark of Bangladesh under Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Mujib is regarded as the Father of the Nation, the greatest hero Bangladesh has ever had, in this novel Imam depicts him as a totalitarian ruler who distorted truth and suppressed to strengthen his tyranny. The novel tells story journalist Biswas his protege Hussain. After Khaleque loses his job with the Freedom Fighter, he Nur only to turn him into a fake Sheikh Mujib. was leader of the Liberation War and Prime of country in its post-independence and start the nationalistic of their countrymen during Bangladesh famine of 1974 when of people died from to lose his popularity. Nur recites the famous March Speech of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, trying popularise Sheikh Mujib and his party the Awami League. But after observing sufferings of
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 SeegALathi saRUKkAm l
 IShtalinga Agaval

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The Black CoAt iS a hiSTorIcal nOvel bY BanGlAdeshI-CanadIan auThOr Neamat Imam. It iS "a meDitation oN poWeR, grEeD and tHE human CosT of PoliticS." The SunDAy GUaRDIAn Commented that it is "dEsTINeD to be a fuTure clASsIc" ANd will be UsEd aS the "GOLd staNdarD FoR any book Which sEEkS tO engage WiTh SoutH ASiaN poLiticS Or hiStory."

PUblished In 2013 by PENguin Books IndiA In Hamish HamilTOn IMPrINt, it PreSents a dark aNd dySTopiAn poRTrAit OF BangLadesH uNDeR prime Minister Sheikh muJibur RAhman. sheikh Mujib is Commonly reGARDed as the fathER oF The Bengali NatiOn, the Greatest heRO BangladEsh haS ever had, But in this NOVel Imam dEpiCts Him As a TOTaLitarian ruler WHO disToRted truTh aNd supprEssEd pOliTicAl OppositioN to strenGtHeN hIs TyrAnny.

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The novEl TelLs The Story OF journAlist khalEqUe bIswAs and hiS PrOTEge NUr huSsaiN. AfTeR KhalEque LOseS his job With the FrEedOM FigHtEr, He trainS Nur only to turN hIm into a fakE SHeiKh MujiB. sHeikh MujIb was the leader of the BangLAdesh LiBerAtion war aNd Prime MiNisTer of tHe cOUntry iN its poSt-indEpEndENCe perIOD. KHalEqUe and Nur stART eaRning MoNey uSing the Blind nationalistic FErvOur of their couNtrYmen DURiNg tHE BANglAdESh fAMIne of 1974 when thousaNds of peoplE dIEd From starvaTIon AnD Sheikh mujib beGan to LOse his pOpularity.

nur reciteS tHe faMOUs 7tH March SpeeCh of SheiKh Mujibur rAhman, TRyIng to PopUlarisE SHeiKh MujIb and hIS paRty thE Awami leAgue. BuT afteR oBserving The sufferings of BangladeS
 along with his brothers.He attainmukth i m otc ha  inThir uvengai at the ageof Eighteen. His Elder  brot he r  Siv a  p rakas a Swami g al a ndyo un ger  b r ot her c ame  to see  his grave yar d.  There they, wr ote few po ems  about his l ife  style .And admir edhis P oetics ervice  for Tami l. LaterV elaiyar c om plet ed few of his unf i ni s hed writings.
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Se e g ala thi  sarukkaml Isht a linga A g av a l 
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T h e B la c k Co at is a historical  n o v el  by Bang ladesh i -C an a dian aut ho r N eama t Imam.  Iti s"a medit ationo npo wer, gr ee d andth e h uma n cos t  ofpoliti cs." The  Sund a y Guardian com m ented that it is " de s tine d t o be a futu re c l assi c" a n dwil l  be u sed a st he "gold standard foran y book  whic h seeks to en gage withS o u th Asian  pol i ti c s or history." 

Pub lished in2 013 by P engui n BooksIndia inH a mish Ham ilt onimp rin t ,  i t presents ad a rk a nd  dystop ian  portra itofBan gla de sh underPrime Mi ni st er  S hei kh Mu j ibur Rah ma n.Sh eik h Muj i b is c ommon ly r eg ar d edas theF at h e r of  t he  Ben gal iNatio n, t h e g reatest  hero Ban gla d eshha sever ha d, but in thi snovel Imam  d epi cts hi m as a tot alitarian ruler who dis t orted t rut h and  sup pressed p oli ticalopp o sition  to st rengt he n h i s  tyra n n y. 

P lo t

The nov e l  te lls t he  sto ry of j ournalist Khaleque Bis was and his p rot egeN u rHus s ai n . A ft e r K h a leque loses his  job withth e  F reedom Fig h ter ,he trai ns Nuronlyt o turnhim intoa fake Sh ei kh M u j ib.  Sheikh Mu jib wasthe leade r  of t h eBangl ade sh Lib er ati on Wa r andP rim e Min isterof  the c ountr yin its p ost-independence period . Khal equeand  Nur star t e a rni ng moneyusin g the blin d n ati onali sti c  ferv ouro fthe i r cou ntry m en during th e B a n gl adesh famin e o f 1 974 w hen thousa ndsof people died fr o m starvation a nd S h e ikh  Mu j ib b eg an to lose his  po pu l a rity.

N ur  recites th e famous  7 t h Mar ch Spe ech of  Sheikh M uj i bur Ra hman , t rying topop ul a rise Sh ei kh Mujibandhi s part y theA wami L eague. But after  obse r v ing t h e s uffer in gs of B a ngla des
 along_with his_brothers. He attain mukthi_motcha in_Thiruvengai_at the_age_of Eighteen. His_Elder brother Siva_prakasa Swamigal and younger_brother came to_see_his graveyard. There they, wrote few poems about his life style. And admired his_Poetic_service for_Tamil._Later_Velaiyar completed few of his_unfinished writings.

Books

 Seegalathi sarukkam l
_Ishtalinga Agaval

References

External_links

Category:Tamil-language literature
Category:18th-century Indian philosophers
Category:Indian male philosophers
Category:Indian Hindu spiritual_teachers
Category:People_from Kanchipuram district
Category:1756_births
Category:1774 deaths
Category:Scholars from Tamil Nadu The Black Coat

The Black_Coat is a historical novel by_Bangladeshi-Canadian author Neamat_Imam._It_is "a meditation on_power, greed and the human cost_of politics." The Sunday Guardian commented_that it is "destined to be a_future classic" and will be used_as the "gold standard for_any book_which seeks to engage with_South Asian politics_or history."

Published_in 2013 by_Penguin Books India in Hamish Hamilton_imprint, it presents_a dark and dystopian portrait of_Bangladesh_under Prime Minister_Sheikh_Mujibur_Rahman. Sheikh_Mujib is commonly_regarded_as the_Father_of the Bengali Nation, the greatest_hero_Bangladesh has ever had, but in this_novel Imam depicts him_as_a totalitarian ruler who_distorted truth and suppressed political_opposition to strengthen his tyranny.

Plot

The novel_tells the_story of_journalist Khaleque Biswas and his protege Nur Hussain. After Khaleque loses_his job with the Freedom Fighter,_he trains Nur only_to turn_him_into a fake_Sheikh_Mujib. Sheikh_Mujib was the leader of the Bangladesh_Liberation War_and Prime Minister of the country_in its post-independence period._Khaleque_and Nur start earning money using_the blind nationalistic fervour of their_countrymen during the Bangladesh famine_of_1974_when thousands of people died_from starvation and Sheikh Mujib began_to lose his_popularity.

Nur recites the famous 7th March Speech_of_Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, trying to popularise_Sheikh_Mujib and his party the Awami_League._But_after observing the sufferings of_Banglades