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Book titled A woman of no consequence launched

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Last updated: November 1, 2025 6:18 pm
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Published: November 1, 2025
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Author of the book Kalpana Karunakaran, and writers V. Geetha and Nivedita Louis during the book launch on Saturday.

Author of the book Kalpana Karunakaran, and writers V. Geetha and Nivedita Louis during the book launch on Saturday.
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The book, A Woman Of No Consequence, written by Kalpana Karunakaran — Associate professor, Humanities and Social Sciences Department, IIT-Madras, and daughter of Communist leader Mythily Sivaraman — was released here on Saturday. It follows the life of her maternal grandmother Pankajam (1911-2007).

Ms. Kalpana, who began speaking by invoking her mother, said she chanced upon her grandmother’s autobiographical notes during her research aimed at writing a book on Ms. Sivaraman. She had described herself as a woman of no consequence. Though not formally schooled, her grandmother was a voracious reader. 

N. Ram, Director, The Hindu Group Publishing Private Limited, praised Ms. Kalpana for both her intimate and anthropological approach to a book.

Writer, translator, and feminist historian V. Geetha, said for Pankajam, reading was a way of being, of existing. Her writing career that began at 38 continued till she was 90. 

Writer and researcher Nivedita Louis appreciated the way Pankajam wrote autofiction.

Published – November 01, 2025 11:48 pm IST



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