Yazh Suthakar
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| Born | Suthakar Sanmuganathan 17 October 1959 (age 66) Jaffna, Sri Lanka |
| Other names | Anbu Nenjan, Yazh Suthakar |
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| 🌐 Website | Yazh Kavi |
Yazh Sudhakar (Tamil: யாழ் சுதாகர்) (born Suthakar Sanmuganathan on 17 October 1959) is a Tamil poet, writer, orator and a well-known radio jockey. He is known for his Tamil radio programs throughout the part of the world where Tamil is spoken.
Early life
Yazh Suthakar was born Suthakar Sanmuganathan on 17 October in Jaffna, Sri Lanka. His father, Sanmuganathan Nagalingam,[1] also known by his pen name Yazh vanan, was also a writer. Suthakar was educated at Nelliyadi Methodist Mission School [Arasadi Pallik Kuudam] from 1965 - 1970. He graduated from high school at Jaffna Hindu College in 1976.
He was at Jaffna University from 1981 to 1984, graduating with a BA and working as a part-time teacher in Logic and Economics. He developed his writing skills early.
Life in India
Suthakar came to India in 1984, gaining employment as a journalist. He used to be a short story writer, publishing interviews of famous stars, etc. Initially he worked in magazines such as Savi, Devi as a reporter. He worked as a Sub Editor in the Cine magazine Bommai. He then worked as an Editor for a Female Magazine Mangai from 1993–1998.
Radio jockey
The voice of Yazh Suthakar was first broadcast in 1994 for the Radio Station Neyam F.M. After that, he made several radio programmes for stations like London IBC (1997–1998), Inbatamil Oli of Australia.[citation needed]
Currently[when?] he is working as a radio jockey at Sun Network, Chennai.[citation needed]
Books
- Ezhamagal Kanneer(ஈழமகள் கண்ணீர்) by Yazh Suthakar. Madurai, 1985.
- Oru Yazhpaana Kuyil Pesukirathu(ஒரு யாழ்ப்பாணக் குயில் பேசுகிறது) by Yazh Suthakar. Chennai, 1986.
- Pulam Peyarntha Tamizhargalin Kelvigalukku Yazh Suthakarin Pathilgal(புலம் பெயர்ந்த தமிழர்களின் கேள்விகளுக்கு யாழ் சுதாகரின் பதில்கள்) by Yazh Suthakar. Chennai, 2005
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