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A sad day inTamil Literature History
by tom boy on Feb 28, 2008 03:03 PM  Permalink 

Sujatha whose words brought joy to millions of readers has left us today. It is indeed a very sad day in tamil literature history. His style of storytelling captivated and fascinated all those who read his work. The void left behind by him can never be filled. Let's all spare a moment in our busy life to honour this great man and writer. May his soul rest in peace.

Vasanth.

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Tamil Writer Sujatha
by K Anandan on Feb 28, 2008 03:02 PM  Permalink 

Unberable loss for Tamil litrature, great writer of tamil science fictions. May his soul rest in peace

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Great Loss to Techno and literary Worlds ...
by satyavedula on Feb 28, 2008 03:02 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

BTW Rediff should get their facts write.. Sujatha did his Electronics Engg. from MIT Madras and is not an IIT-ian.

Sujatha was amongst most popular Indians because of his work and this indeed is a great loss to society at large ...May his sole rest in peace.



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RE:Great Loss to Techno and literary Worlds ...
by natraj tanjore on Feb 28, 2008 03:19 PM  Permalink
Dear Satyavedula
MAY HIS SOUL AND NOT SOLE REST IN PEACE!

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Sujatha a great multi facet and writer
by Sivam Kumaran on Feb 28, 2008 03:00 PM  Permalink 

I have read his many articles and stories. He was a great writer and have done excellent articles on mostly science based subjects.
Let us pray and his soul rest in peace.


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Sujatha
by mohan santhanam santhanam on Feb 28, 2008 02:59 PM  Permalink 

He will be remembered always for his novels, stories and made intellectual reading among the tamil people. May his soul rest in peace. Great and intellectual man.

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Loss os sujatha - void difficult to fill
by ShankarNarayan R on Feb 28, 2008 02:59 PM  Permalink 

The country has lost a master story teller and a person who demystified science and workings of the brain for the benefit of the common man. Some body should translate into english and other indian languages, his 'thalimai cheyalagam' on the workings of the brain and its enormous capacity to understand his genius. may his soul rest in peace.

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question to rediff
by CHANDRAMOHAN SRINIVASAN on Feb 28, 2008 02:58 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

is rediff a portal for noth indians? Why so late in publishing this news when other websites published the same in the early morning. Also I notice one north indian has why a tamilians is published here. Is it so?

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RE:question to rediff
by Deepak Yadav on Feb 28, 2008 03:04 PM  Permalink
Chill Sir,

At least not today for this North v/s South. Today India has lost one of its jewel.

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Dont give false facts!!
by ulagu dharani on Feb 28, 2008 02:57 PM  Permalink 

Mr. Sujatha is an esteemed alumnus of Madras Institute of Technology(MIT Madras). He is not from IIT. Rediff should invest some time in delivering biographical data!!

Very shameful.

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Condolence
by Srini on Feb 28, 2008 02:57 PM  Permalink 

Our condolence to their family.

I have met him and had couple of hours chat with him and he is a gentleman.

We will miss him in the near future.

Regards,


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