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Preeth Nambiar (August 27, 1978) is an English Poet, story writer, philosopher and educationist[1][2]. Born in Kanhangad in the Malabar coast of the Indian state Kerala, he is a humanitarian who advocates literature for bringing major changes in the society. He is also the founder president of Writers Capital Foundation[3][4], established to inspire writers across the world to contribute greatly to humanity through the media of literature. In the field of literature[5], he is known to represent the category of romantic and metaphysical poets.
Early life
[edit]Preeth Nambiar was born as the son of Saraswathi Amma and Kana Padmanabhan Nambiar in Kanhangad in Kasaragod district, Kerala on August 27, 1978. Completing his elementary education from Vellore Government High School, Payyanur and Mahakavi P Memorial Government High School, he pursued higher education in English language and literature at Government College, Kasaragod and St. Aloysius College, Mangalore. He found himself attracted to Advaita Vedanta doctrine by Adi Shankaracharya, he approached Giridhara Shastri, a teacher of Vedanta and presently the principal of Sanskrit College, Shringeri for learning more about the philosophy that gave a different perception to his later life.
Professional life
[edit]Preeth Nambiar started his profession as a humble teacher of Cambridge University ESOL with the Ministry of Education, Maldives and withdrew himself as the department head of English and a teacher educator. In the field of education his focus was the application of teaching methodology considering various factors such as regional and cultural attributes thus ensuring effective teaching – learning experience. While working as a freelance teacher back in India, he founded Writers Capital Foundation to inspire writers to advocate for humanity which now spread over thirty countries. He is the special counselor and Ambassador-at-large for International Council for Diplomacy and Justice (ICDJ), Italy and Editor-in-chief for Litterateur Online, a multilingual literary magazine.
Books
[edit]Preeth Nambiar has written a number of books including The Voyage to Eternity[6] (The Poetry Society of India, 2013), The Solitary Shores[7] (Global Fraternity of Poets, 2015) and he has been the editor of a few world anthologies.
Awards
[edit]The first book of poetry of poetry, The Voyage to Ernest Eternity won MG Gandhi International Poetry awards. In 2016,[8] he was awarded as the World Icon of Peace by Institute of Global Peace, Nigeria.
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- ^ nambiar, preeth (03-10-2014). "A Poetic Meet". http://www.fridaygurgaon.com/news/5488-a-poetic-meet.html.
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