P. N. Rangan (1951– 8 November 2011, known by his pen name Manu) was an Indian scientist and Kannadiga author.
Career Manu wrote more than 9 books in 9 publications in Kannada, Telugu and English languages.
Bibliography BookLanguageYearPublisherRef*Śrī Vēdavyāsa Praṇīta Mahābhārata(Meaning: Veda Vyāsa written Mahabharata) Kannada 2011 Bhāratī Prakāśana, Mysūru *Makkaḷigāgi- Ījiptna Kathegaḷu(Meaning: For children – Stories of Egypt) Kannada 2008 Vasanta Prakāśana, Beṅgaḷūru *Manu Kathālōka : Samagra Sampuṭa(Meaning: Manu story world – Complete volume) Kannada 2007 Ōṅkāra Prakāśana, Beṅgaḷūru *Karṇā(Meaning: Karna of Mahabharata) Kannada 2006 Prakāśa Sāhitya, Beṅgalūru *Katheyoḷagina Kathe : Ondu Sāhityaka ātmakathana(Meaning: Story inside a story – One literary autobiography) Kannada 2003 Bhāratī Prakāśana, Mysūru *Kasadinda Rasa : Śrī Ji.Vi.Dāmōdara Nāyuḍu Avara ātmakathe(Meaning: Juice from garbage – G.V.Damodar Naydu's autobiography) Kannada 2003 Bhāratī Prakāśana, Mysūru *Mahā Samparka(Meaning: Great connection) (viz. between Mahabharata and Science) Kannada 2002 Vimal Books, Navadehali *Ayana Kannada -NA- *Prācīna Ījipt : Saṃskr̥tiya Mūlakkondu Payaṇa(Meaning: Ancient Egypt – Journey to a cultural root) Telugu 2007 Aṅkita Pustaka, Beṅgaḷūru *Methodological Frame of the Field English 2005 New age Books, New Delhi
Awards Year Award Film Credits Category Result 1987–88 Karnataka State Film Award Aasphota Story writer Best Story
See also
List of people from Karnataka
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