One of the beautiful verses from Tamil classical literature Narrinai. The Girl thinks that her father is wise man who understand the pains and crisis of the girl. She wishes her father may live long because he understands his daughter well.
Mother’s love – Akam 16
One beautiful poem on the Mother’s day. The very reason why I like Sangam literature. Poem speak about eternal love,…
Moss and the Touch – Kurunthokai 399
Probably one of the greatest visual imagery in Tamil literature. Any body who wants to understand the greatness of Sangam Tamil poets need to read the poem and see my visual representation. Nothing more to say from my end the picture would say the rest!
Roman Soldiers in Tamil King (Pandya) ‘s army
I have been lately looking to Museum archives for artifacts that are associated with Indian lamps. Few of the artefacts…
Fire Stick – Neruppu Da- Purananuru 315
Avviyar is often the most understood poet in the history of Tamil literature. She is often thought to be an…
Dravidian origin of Tamil and its Impact
More and More evidence are flowing to show that Proto Dravidian language of Indus came down to present Tamil geographical…
Gifts and Seduction
Hero meets Heroine in festival…gives her gift and seduces her…. Kurunthokai 223
Tamil or Hindu – Politics of Identity
Get up in the morning, see your phone for your daily dosage of Social media. You see a set of…
Tamil Classical Literature – Primer
I am thinking of weekly or Biweekly class on Tamil Classical literature. This will help you understand the literature, help you read the actual work on your own without translation or urai.
I am planning to have a token fee to keep both my dedication and your dedication going till end of the course. This will be 10 -1 hours classes. No knowledge in Tamil Literature required.
Travel of Kaakka and Vadai from Indus valley
Stories from Indus valley are still heard across the world. Our Kakka/crow – Vadai story is one of them!
Tamil Grammar theme and Oodha Color Ribbon
If you felt Oodha color ribbon was fresh idea in lyrics.. it simply means you didn’t read Tamil grammar in school!
2500 Years of Globalized Tamil Nadu Part 1 – Indus and Tamilagam trade relationship
2500 Years of Globalized Tamil Nadu Part 1 – Indus and Tamilagam trade relationship