Feminism in Indian English and Tamil literature

The term "feminism" comes from Latin retina and means "female". It refers to the promotion of the rights, status and power of women for "gender equality". In other words, it involves the belief that women should have the same social, economic and political rights as men. This word was welcomed in the struggle of women's voting rights or voting rights in the Western countries in the early 20th century and later in a well organized social and political movement freed from patriarchal repression by women .

Tamil (English: / tæmɪl /; தமிழ் Tamiḻ, pronunciation) is mainly Tamil language in India and Sri Lanka, Tamil resident, Sri Lankan Moore, castle people, Douglas and Chinese Dravida language. Tamil is the official language of the two countries of Sri Lanka and Singapore. It has a formal status in the Tamil Nadu province of India and the territory of the Indian Commonwealth. It is used as one of Malaysian educational languages ​​and as English, Malay and Mandarin. In Kerala, Karnataka, Andorra Pradesh, the other four states of Terrangana, and the Federal territory of Andaman and the Nicobar Islands, ethnic minorities use Tamil language. This is one of 22 predefined languages ​​in India.

Tamil language (/ tæmɪl (தமிழ், tamiḻ ,?) is also spoken mainly as Tamil language by Tamil Nadu language and Sri Lanka language Tamil language Tamil language is the official languages ​​of Sri Lanka and national languages ​​as well, 1 in Singapore official languages One is a legalization of Malaysian educational language and English, Malay and Mandarin Uses of Kerala, Karnataka, Andorra Pradesh, Pondicheri, Andaman, and the Nicobar Islands are the It is one of the two languages ​​and is one of the 22 languages ​​established by the Government of India in 2004. The first Hindi Tamil language announced in the year is the world's longest-lived classical language , And the inscription of Tamil - Brahmi 2, 200 years ago was discovered in Samanamarai.