Subramania Bharathi was an Indian writer, journalist, and social reformer born in 1882 in Tamil Nadu. He was a prolific writer who began composing poems in Tamil at age 7 and was popular for his nationalistic poems and essays. Bharathi used simple words and rhythms in his Tamil works, unlike previous century works, and was a pioneer of modern Tamil poetry. He was deeply interested in social reform and wrote on themes of facing challenges with courage and dealing with difficulties without fear.

1. Made by :- kapil jain
Class :-9th

2. -: Who Is Subramania Bharathi :-
He was an Indian writer,
journalist, and social
reformer.

3. Subramania Bharathi
He was born in 11th
December 1882 ,
unfortunately his last breath
came on 12th September 1921.
He spent his life in Ettaiyapuram,
Tamil Nadu, and his full name is
Chinnaswami Subramania
Bharati.

4. ABOUT SUBRAMANAI BHARATHI
*At the age of seven,
he started writing poems
in Tamil.
.
*He was a scholar in early
age.
*During 1919 Bharathi’s
nationalistic poems and
essays were popular.

5. Life
 Popularly he known as
“Mahakavi Bharathiyar”, he is a
pioneer of modern Tamil poetry.
 His father’s name is
Chinnaswami Subramania Iyer
and his mother’s name is
Lakshmi Ammal.
 His father wanted him to learn
English, and Arithmetic and
become an engineer.

6. -:Interesting Facts:-
# Bharathi knows 32 languages – 29 Indian languages
and 3 foreign languages.
# There is a James Bond song inspired by Subramanai
poetry.
# He was the first Indian poet whose works were
nationalized.

7. Some Information About His
Writing Style
Bharathi used simple
words and rhythms,
unlike his previous
century works in Tamil.

8. Famous Quotes
# “Destroy the world if even a single person doesn’t have
food”.
# “World will prosper in knowledge & intellect if both men &
woman are equal”.
# “Live in the present and shape the future, do not be
casting lingering looks to the distant past for the past has
passed away, never again to return”.

9. -:Poem:-
• A Spark of Fire
•Drum of Victory
•Indian Republic
•Order to the Mind
•And Wind
etc...

10. -:Central Idea:-
-:Theme of the Poem:-
THE WIND
The poem inspires us to face challenges
and hardships with courage. The wind
symbolizes problems and obstacles that
are to be dealt with without fear. We must
be friends with the wind to cope with hard
situations.