Gk moopanar history in tamil
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Tamil Maanila Congress (Moopanar)
Indian political party
Indian political party
The Tamil Maanila Congress (Moopanar) (transl. TamilStateCongress (Moopanar); abbr.TMC(M)) is an Indian regionalpolitical party in the state of Tamil Nadu. It was founded by the former member of parliament of the Republic of IndiaG. K. Moopanar on 29 March 1996 as a breakaway faction from the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee.[2]
After the death of G. K. Moopanar, the party's officials chose G. K. Vasan, the son of the founder, to lead the party in 2002. The TMC(M) was merged with Indian National Congress from 2002 to 2014. The party was again formed after a split from INC in November 2014.
It is formerly in an alliance with the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam and is part of the Indian political front, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in 2019.
Party position
Mission
"To bring back the ‘Golden Rule’ of K. Kamarajar in the state of Tamil Nadu."[3][4]
The party's mission is to provide:
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Shri. G.K. Moopanar & His Associations with Sri Thiagabrahma Mahotasa Sabha as President for 36 Years
Sri. G. K. Moopanar who is affectionately called PERIA AYYA in south India, came from a Family of rich landlords, in Kabisthalam situated inThanjavur District, He was born as 19.08.1931. His father Shri. Govindasamy Moopanar was a great lover of Music. He used to invite leading Carnatic Musicians of his days to his Bungalow and hear their Music and honour them heavily. As an youngster Shri. G.K. Moopanar used to hear those Music performances and developed a desire for music even from his younger days. In the year 1950 or so he became interested political activities worked in the Congress for 1952 Elections and later came in contact with late Kamaraj, who made him The President of Thanjavur District Congress Committee in the year 1965. In the same year Sri. Thigabrahma Mahotsava Sabha the sponsors of Annual Aradhana Festival of Thyagaraja had some differences of opinion among the Members and a dispute came among the musicians as to who should contact the festval. Then all t- •
The Rediff Special /Shobha Warrier
Ayya, the man who lost out
he world, today, knows him as Govindaswamy Karuppiah Moopanar -- the man who discovered, anew, the meaning of that classic cliche about there being many a slip between the political cup and the lip.
Back in his native Thanjavur, however, he is just ayya -- a Tamil honorific that could mean grandfather, lord, or what have you. And it is remarkable that in a fertile, agrarian area dominated by feudal landlords, there is only one ayya -- such is the pervading influence of the man.
To understand the man, it is perhaps necessary to understand his origin -- and Moopanar is a product of Thanjavur, the headquarters of the famed Chola kings, headquarters of Tamil literature and culture and, by virtue of its idyllic situation on the banks of the River Cauvery, abundantly fertile and, in consequence, amazingly prosperous.
Moopanar's parents were landowners on a scale now unimaginable. In fact, during the pre-Independence period, all of Thanjavur comprised a mere five villages, and the Moopanar clan ruled over t
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