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This article seems to heavily biased towards N.S.Krishnan calling Lakshmikantan a criminal, etc. I doubt if this is an "universally held view". Also, the trivia section looks as if it has been intended for publicity for N.S.Krishnan.--

Rustam

01:57, 15 December 2007 (UTC)

No, this is article is not biased, it is true that NSK and MKT were innocents in that case.

Kaarthu (talk) 06:30, 25 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Lakshmikathan was arrested a lot of times for publishing unauthenicated information about celebrities during that period. He had multiple cases in regard to this filed by affected people, which were pending trial before he died.

It is technically right to state him a criminal in the eyes of justice.

The above mentioned details are part of a research book on the life and works of Kalaivanar N S Krishnan by Prof. Anbukodi Nallathambi (Retd. principal Quaid-e-milleth college for women, chennai, India) titled "Samugavignani Kalaivanar" (Kalaivanar a social scientist - a term conferred on Kalaivanar by the Arignar Anna, Ex-Chief minister of Tamilnadu and a great Dravidian leader)

And speaking about Kalaivanar the humanitarian, the example quoted above in the article is like the tip of an ice berg, there is more incidents to add to the glory of this philanthropist. A partial list of incidents can be read at http://www.kalaivanar.com/philanthropist.html

Read more about him in http://www.kalaivanar.com

Article posted by Mathuram Nallathambi —Preceding unsigned comment added by 59.163.100.34 (talk) 06:04, 24 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]