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Aadujeevitham is a novel which had a theme of hope wrapped inside it. Najeeb had a lot of hopes, dreams and desires of his gulf life. But he was subjected to the bitter sufferings in the desert and now he had learnt to accept the truth that his dreams and desires were no more and he cannot escape from these sand dunes.

An autobiography book by Na. Muthukumar.

பார்ப்பதற்கு நிறையக் காட்சிகளும், படிப்பதற்கு கொஞ்சம் புத்தகங்களும், பழகுவதற்கும் பேசுவதற்கும் எதிரில் அன்பான மனிதர்களும் வாய்த்தால் வாழ்க்கை முழுவதும், இந்த ஜன்னல் ஓரத்து இருக்கையிலேயே வசித்துவிட இவனுக்குச் சம்மதம்.

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S. Palamurugan associated himself with human rights activities. B.U.C.L. A system operator. Solicitor. He has been a key figure in the movement against human rights abuses against indigenous peoples for the last ten years. In this novel, he has expressed his love for the culture, life, myths and forest of the tribal people.

A short story by R. Chudamani Named Naangaam Aasiramam, It deals with the life journey of Sankari. Sankari An indipendent Women, Who committed suicide When Her 3rd husband denied to give divorce... This story is narrated from Sankari's 3rd husband's point of view. An interesting story with deep meaning.

It's a short book but has a lot of ideas. Through this book, one can learn about many things like religion, conversion, caste, religious politics.

In this series, we are going to read and explore more interesting works by Famous authors. Let's get start..

Gandhi, who said that the nation should be dismembered on my dead body, why did he accept partition? Could partition have been avoided if Gandhi had thought? So, is this Gandhi's failure? Why did Jinnah, who was associated with the Congress, suddenly raise the theory of Pakistan? Opinions may vary as to who can be held guilty and what are the grounds for partition. This is not just political history. It is also a moving story of the people of the two nations, twisted by the demon of sectarianism.

The purpose of this book is not to give advice or to lash out at why you fools are like this. We face daily the decline of reading habits in the standard of living, thought, science, industry, education, cinema, politics, administration and arts. In that sense it is a national problem. All should explore its roots together, Parents who care a little about their children can read this book to them and discuss it. Teachers who are concerned about the welfare of students can create a collective reading on this text. Finally It's all about reading.

When Bhakkiyam falls in love with a Dalit sub-inspector, death is the only punishment that will satisfy her village panchayat. Pazhani, her father, is ordered to kill her. But how can a father murder his own daughter? Imayam's powerful tale about caste bitterness--sickness that continues to

plague Indian society--eerily preceded an actual event that occurred two months later. The narrative, constructed on short, crisp dialogues, is an unflinching account of the ugliness and trauma that await those who dare to transcend caste borders.

Comrade Thol. Thirumaavalavan said that Dalitism was an extension of the proletarian philosophy that extended to the margins of the Dalit people and that the goal was an egalitarian society for all. He Provides detailed theoretical and psychological guidance for the appropriate structure and practice.

Employees working among working people, progressives of various ideologies, and all concerned with society should read this book in depth; To be discussed; To benefit.