Nalini Bekal
Nalini Bekal (born 15 October 1954) is a Malayalam novelist and short story writer.[1] She has written many novels and short stories, and won many awards including the Mathrubhumi Novel Award (1977), Edasseri Award (1987), SBI Award (1992), and Kerala Sahitya Academy Fellowship.
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| Born | Nalini 15 October 1954 Bekal, Kasaragod |
| Occupation | Malayalam writer |
| Language | Malayalam |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Education | B.A. |
| Notable works | Muchilottamma,Ottakkolam, |
| Spouse | Paipra Radhakrishnan |
| Children | Dr. Anuradha, Anuja Akathoottu |
Personal life
Nalini was born in Bekal village in Kasaragod District of Kerala State. Nalini's husband Paipra Radhakrishnan is a famous writer, columnist and critic in the Malayalam language. They have two daughters, Dr. Anuradha (Ayurveda Medical Officer) and Anuja Akathoottu.
Works
- Novels
- Thuruth (1977)
- Hamsaganam (1982)
- Krishna (1985)
- Muchilottamma (1987)
- Kanwatheertha (1988)
- Shilavanangal (1993)
- Short story collections
- Ottakkolam (1993)
Awards and recognitions
- Literary awards
- 1977: Mathrubhumi Novel Award for Thruthu
- 1987: Edasseri Award for Mutchilottamma
- 1992: SBI Award for Mutchilottamma
- Fellowships
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References
- "Who is who of Indian writers". Who is who of Indian writers. Retrieved 13 April 2015
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