Subramania Siva
Recently, Vice-President of India paid floral tributes to the great freedom fighter Thiru Subramania Siva at the Uprashtrapati Bhawan on the occasion of his death anniversary.
- Subramania Siva was born on 4 October 1884 in Wattalakundi, Dindigul district, Tamil Nadu.
- He was honoured as ‘Veeramurasu’.
- He fought for freedom by combining politics and spirituality.
- He was close to freedom fighter V. U. Chidambaranar and Mahakavi Bharathiyar.
- He formed the Dharma Paripalana Samajam in Thiruvananthapuram in 1906–07.
- He started a monthly magazine called Gnanapanu.
- In 1916 he started a weekly magazine called Prabhanja Mithran.
- He wrote articles under the pen name Naradhar.
- He wrote Ramanuja Vijayam, Madhva Vijayam.
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