N. S. Sundararajan
N. S. Sundararajan was an Indian politician and former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Tamil Nadu Born on October 3rd 1909.Died on September 12th 1984. He was elected to the Tamil Nadu legislative assembly from Taramangalam constituency as an Indian National Congress candidate in 1957, and 1962 elections.[1][2]
He was born and brought up at Nanjai Edayar, a village in present day namakkal district, Tamil Nadu, India. Later he had his trace of settling down at Salem with his immediate family to practice law. Late.Shri.N.S.Sundararajan B.A.,B.L., Ex.MLA was even more a multifaceted man. Firstly an agriculturist, then an advocate turned a profound politician, later he was associated with Modern Theatres owned by Mr.T.R.Sundaram (one of the biggest cenima production houses then). He had had his film distribution company too. Apart from all his professional and political interests, he had his love for language and literature too.
His sons Dr.N.S.Chandrasekaran and Mr.N.S.R.Muralidharan are now the founders of Virutcham Foundation on his name. And that has been dedicated to human care and environmental issues. His vision towards human care, rehabilitation and education has been instilled under Virutcham Foundation. And his interest towards language and literature has also been rooted as the base for Third Eye (an academy for language studies, soft skill management and creative science) owned by his youngest grandson Mr.Sooraj Muralidharan.
He continues to inspire every roots of his family even after 30years of his dismissal.
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