Literary Works
Nayanar has authored several works in both English and Malayalam. He was also an occasional poet. A few notable works are:
- My Struggle (Autobiography, translated to Malayalam by himself as Samaratheechoolayil)
- Doha Diary
- Marxism-Oru Mukhavara (Marxism-An introduction)
- Nehru-Gandhi Oru Padhanam (Nehru-Gandhi A Study)
- Karl Marx
- American Diary
- Ente China Diary (My China Diary)
- Parliamentum Chila Vasthuthakalum (Parliament and Some Facts)
Nayanar had been an correspondent and editor for Deshabhimani. He had worked in Chennai as Deshabhimani correspondent. He used to write a weekly column is Deshabhimani, Munnottu(Forward).
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