Vembu Vikiraman - Honours

Honours

  • 1981 Tamil Nadu State Tamil Development Department Award for 'Chola Elavarasan Kanavu'
  • Raja Sir Annamalai Chettiyaar award by MAC Trust for the novel 'Madhurai Mahudam'
  • Honorary Doctorate in Tamil Literature by World University
  • 1988 Tamizh Annai Virudu by Thanjavur Tamil University
  • 1991 Kalaimaamani by Tamil Nadu Government
  • Kapila Vaannar Virudu by Thirukoviloor Cultural Association
  • Narkkadai Nambi award by His Holiness Kundrakkudiadikal
  • Centurion Trust Award by Chennai Cosmopolitan Club
  • Vaagai Chemmal Award by Salem Tamil Sangam
  • Bharathiyaar Virudu by Chennai Bharathiyaar Sangam
  • He has been bestowed with the titles of 'Charitra Kadhai Chemmal', 'Muttamizh Vittagar', 'Pannpattu Kaavalar', 'Sirukadhai Sekkiyaar', ' Kadhai Kalai Chemmal', 'Aruntamizh Maamani', 'Maamnidar' etc. by various cultural associations

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