Anupama Niranjana
Anupama Niranjana
Anupama Niranjana (pronunciation: /ɑːnuːpɑːmɑː nɪrɑːnjɑːnɑː/) was a renowned Indian medical doctor and an eminent Kannada writer.
Etymology
The name Anupama is of Sanskrit origin, meaning "incomparable" or "unique". Niranjana is another Sanskrit term, which means "pure" or "unblemished".
Biography
Anupama Niranjana was born in 1934 and passed away in 1991. She was a practicing doctor who used her medical background to enrich her literary works. Her writings, which primarily focused on the condition of women in society, were deeply influenced by her medical profession. She was a recipient of the Karnataka Sahitya Academy Award for her contribution to Kannada literature.
Medical Career
Anupama Niranjana was a practicing Obstetrician and Gynecologist. She used her medical knowledge and experiences to provide a unique perspective in her literary works, often highlighting the struggles and challenges faced by women in society.
Literary Works
Anupama Niranjana's literary works primarily revolved around the themes of women's issues, societal norms, and medical ethics. Some of her notable works include Thanuvu Ninnadu (The Body Speaks), Rutu (Season), and Niranjana. Her works have been translated into various languages and have been the subject of several academic studies.
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External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Anupama Niranjana
- Wikipedia's article - Anupama Niranjana
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