Founder & Chief Editor
Founder - Ahazhl Foundation,
Chief Editor - Ahazhl Magazine,
Perambalur - Tamilnadu
thendralvino689@gmail.com
Overview
Tamilnadu Government awarded personality She is S. Vinothini. She lives in Perambalur district of Tamil Nadu. She is an Assistant Professor in the Department of English at Srinivasan College of Arts and Sciences. She was born in a small village called Katathur in Jayangkondam municipality of Ariyalur district. Her father's name is Selvam. Mother's name is Rukmini. Her father is a police officer. Her mother is a nurse. Since her father was a police officer, Vinothini had to study in many districts like Trichy, Kulithalai, Karur and Musiri. Due to visiting different places, she got many different experiences in her life. From an early age, she was very interested in sports, speech, poetry, drama and acting. She is a state player in handball and district player in cricket. During her schooling and college studies, she visited many districts and participated in various competitions, so she gained many different experiences. Due to her immense love for Thamizh, she has been in charge of many Tamil organizations and has been doing various Thamizh works and social works. He has been invited as special guest and lectured in many colleges and schools. Also, she established "Ahazhl Art Literary Association and has been doing many services like publishing books, publishing magazines and conducting various competitions for students and public. In recognition of her poetic prowess, she was conferred with awards such as "Gandhiadigal Award", "N. Muthukumar Award" and "Community Poet Sculptor Award". Her life essay has appeared in various magazines as self-reliance essays. Appreciating her serious social work and Tamil work, she was honored by Perambalur District collector as Perambalur Woman of Achievement and Tamil activist. Also, her organization has set a world record by creating 1330 stories for kural with 133 people in 133 minutes. And through the Ahazhl Foundation, he has produced three books with more than 80 authors. Her organization has produced three books: "Story of Denied Time", a book about the Corona period, "Let's tell a story?", a children's book, and "Cage Bird", a book about people's feelings. She has published an essay titled "Karmekach Charalal" in Tamil and "Drizzles from the black cloud" in English. She has published an English literature review book titled "The portrayal of society in JUMBHA LAHIRI'S "THE NAME SAKE". She has written a poem about her native village, Kattatur in Ariyalur, for the anthology "Poorveegam". She has twice been invited as a special guest on All India Radio and has delivered a keynote speech and hosted the radio program "Night, Music, Sweetness". Now she is doing the activity of creating 1330 stories. Her organization has published books containing 133 chapters of Thirukkural. She has compiled all 133 books, and she created a big book which has 4-3 feet book for Thirukural which contains 1330 stories. The Tamil Nadu government has honored her with the Tamil Semmal Award for the year 2021 in appreciation of her Tamil-based social activities.