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Book Title: | Book Title: അപ്പൻ: ഒരു ഓർമ്മപ്പുസ്തകം (Appan, Oru Ormmapusthakam) in Malayalam and Darsar, The Untold Story Of An Unsung Hero in English. These books are the detailed biographies of Dr. Ayathan Gopalan, a key figure in Kerala's social reform movement. It highlights his role as a renaissance leader, his establishment of the Kerala Brahmosamaj in 1893, and his contributions to education and social equality, particularly for women and marginalized communities like Dalits and Harijans. | ||
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Ayathan Alok Chand born in renowned Ayathan family at Calicut. He is an author, apothecary and philanthropist who wrote the first authoritative biography of Dr. Rao Sahib Ayathan Gopalan, a renowned renaissance leader and social reformer from Kerala, A prominent renaissance leader from Malabar who is the founder of the Sugunavardhini-Brahmasamajam movement's in Kerala.
Authorship and Work: Book Title: അപ്പൻ: ഒരു ഓർമ്മപ്പുസ്തകം (Appan, Oru Ormmapusthakam) in Malayalam and Darsar, The Untold Story Of An Unsung Hero in English. These books are the detailed biographies of Dr. Ayathan Gopalan, a key figure in Kerala's social reform movement. It highlights his role as a renaissance leader, his establishment of the Kerala Brahmosamaj in 1893, and his contributions to education and social equality, particularly for women and marginalized communities like Dalits and Harijans.