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“ஆணும் பெண்ணும் நிகரெனக் கொள்வதால் அறிவி லோங்கி,இவ் வையம் தழைக்குமாம்; பூணு நல்லறத் தோடிங்குப் பெண்ணுருப் போந்து நிற்பது தாய்சிவ சக்தியாம்; நாணும் அச்சமும் நாட்கட்கு வேண்டுமாம்; ஞான நல்லறம் வீர சுதந்திரம் பேணு நற்கடிப் பெண்ணின் குணங்களாம்; பெண்மைத் தெய்வத்தின் பேச்சுக்கள் கேட்டிரோ!”

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Subramanya Bharathi
Subramanya Bharathi

Subramanya Bharathi was an influential Tamil poet, writer, and social activist, known as a significant figure in Tamil literature. Born on December 11, 1882, and passing away on September 11, 1921, his works were renowned for their deep social criticism and contributions to the Indian nationalist movement. more

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