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The Idea called Malai
This book is a peek into Annamalai's nascent journey for those who wish to understand the potential future he represents for Tamil Nadu and Bharat. I, for one, will certainly follow this journey as a keen and interested votary of the Bharatiya cause.
- J. Sai Deepak
Tamil Nadu needs a change. This book is about that change personified in a person as author feels in an informed and enlightened way – Annamalai.
The book is unapologetic and honest with respect to what it is. The author sees a revolution of sorts happening in Tamil Nadu. He feels he should be part of it and hence this book. The book is both a narration of ‘Annamalai phenomenon’ to the vast readers it will reach. It is also a feedback to Annamalai – of not only how a sceptic-turned-admirer views Annamalai with admiration but also what he expects. The book will be an important document in ages to come as to what impact Annamalai Phenomenon had on its admirers and who those admirers are.
- Aravindan Neelakandan
Suresh Kumar, a Chemical Engineer, changed his professional path to IT consultancy after earning his MBA in Systems. After 15 years of successful consulting with multinational clients, he founded his firm in Nagercoil, his birthplace. In addition, he has authored two novels. He constantly expresses his political ideas on social media.
- J. Sai Deepak
Tamil Nadu needs a change. This book is about that change personified in a person as author feels in an informed and enlightened way – Annamalai.
The book is unapologetic and honest with respect to what it is. The author sees a revolution of sorts happening in Tamil Nadu. He feels he should be part of it and hence this book. The book is both a narration of ‘Annamalai phenomenon’ to the vast readers it will reach. It is also a feedback to Annamalai – of not only how a sceptic-turned-admirer views Annamalai with admiration but also what he expects. The book will be an important document in ages to come as to what impact Annamalai Phenomenon had on its admirers and who those admirers are.
- Aravindan Neelakandan
Suresh Kumar, a Chemical Engineer, changed his professional path to IT consultancy after earning his MBA in Systems. After 15 years of successful consulting with multinational clients, he founded his firm in Nagercoil, his birthplace. In addition, he has authored two novels. He constantly expresses his political ideas on social media.
176 pages, Paperback
Published March 29, 2024
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June 16, 2024
The emotional influence of DMK over the people of Tamilnadu for over 60 years would finally come to an end. There is light at the end of the tunnel after all and it's called Malai. Annamalai, the individual has brought so much transformation with speaking about every arbitrary issue with facts and numbers always. Dealing with opposition in the most civil manner is one that's to be imbibed from him.
This book portrays the ground reality of Tamilnadu and how Annamalai is changing it one day at a time. People with him are aspiring for him to be the next CM of TN. This book is a must read for anyone who has even watched/read about Annamalai even once, because he is here to stay. Not just to stay but to turn the state 360 degrees over.
That being said, the book is poorly proofread. It's such an insult to the person whom the book is based upon - an individual known for perfection, precision, and clarity.
This book portrays the ground reality of Tamilnadu and how Annamalai is changing it one day at a time. People with him are aspiring for him to be the next CM of TN. This book is a must read for anyone who has even watched/read about Annamalai even once, because he is here to stay. Not just to stay but to turn the state 360 degrees over.
That being said, the book is poorly proofread. It's such an insult to the person whom the book is based upon - an individual known for perfection, precision, and clarity.
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