Governor Receives 'Malayala Ratna' for Literary Achievements

West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose was honored with the 'Malayala Ratna' award for his significant contributions to Malayalam literature. His book 'Myth and Science — Oru Punarvayana' was named 'Book of The Year.' The award was presented at the International Book Festival in Kochi, Kerala.

West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose has garnered significant recognition through the prestigious 'Malayala Ratna' award, honoring his contributions to Malayalam literature. The accolade highlights his influential book, 'Myth and Science — Oru Punarvayana,' selected as 'Book of The Year.'

A proud Bose dedicated the award to Malayali communities worldwide, acknowledging their unwavering support and encouragement. The award ceremony was part of the 10-day International Book Festival held in Kochi, Kerala.

Former Union Minister KV Thomas presided over the event's inaugural session, with Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel releasing 14 of Bose's books, which were subsequently handed to Kochi Mayor M. Anilkumar.

(With inputs from agencies.)