who is Basheer and which type of novel did he write (question from class 10 CBSE history chapter novel society )
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Vaikkom Muhammad Basheer was a Muslim writer. He had been an active participant in the Salt Satyagraha and other nationalist movements.
He learnt from the teachings and company of Sufis and Sanyasis. He was a traveller.
He often wrote about anecdotes from his life, like the time he participated in Salt Satyagraha. But, he also wrote about topics which were peculiar at the time; he wrote about poverty, insanity and life in prisons.
He learnt from the teachings and company of Sufis and Sanyasis. He was a traveller.
He often wrote about anecdotes from his life, like the time he participated in Salt Satyagraha. But, he also wrote about topics which were peculiar at the time; he wrote about poverty, insanity and life in prisons.
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- Vaikom Muhammed Basheer is one of the profound writers of Malayalam literature.
- He is known for his down-to-earth style of writing that carries the essence of place and character.
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- Vaikom Muhammed Basheer is known as the Sultan of Beypore.
- Even after three decades since his demise, he remains in the hearts of his readers.
- He was not only a writer, but a humanist and a freedom fighter.
- His notable works include Balyakalasakhi, Pathummmayude Aadu, Mathilukal, etc.
- The Government of India awarded him the highest civilian honour, the Padma Shri, in 1982.
- He is known for his sarcastic imagery, simple writing, satirical references, and black humour that still remains in the minds of his readers.
- He wrote about things that remained close to his heart. The places in his village, his childhood experiences, the people he met, etc left deep imprints in his life that found its way to his works.
- His words are filled with emotion and simplicity that are rich with his love for his land.
- His works fill humanity with freshness, peace, and solace.
- He is a writer who has occupied his position in the hearts of his readers forever.
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