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Vol. 1 · Issue 1 · 2026

July 2026 Journal

July 2026 12 Articles Open Access · CC BY 4.0

Articles

01

Beliefs in Manimekalai

Dr. M.Muthuselvi

It can be argued that belief constitutes the foundation of human life translate in tamil. Before beginning any activity, people traditionally chose an auspicious time and an auspicious day. They belie...

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02

Siva Mythology in the Eight Anthologies (Ettuthokai)

Dr. R. Chandrasekar

The Ettuthokai preserves several mythological references that enrich its literary and cultural significance. Among them, the myths associated with Shiva occupy an important place in conveying the reli...

pp. 11–19 Read PDF
03

Basic Emotions in the Novel Aadum Narkaaligal Aadugindrana

Mrs. P. Shenbhaga, Dr. P. Ponni

The novel Aadum Narkaaligal Aadugindrana by Jayakanthan offers a profound exploration of the emotional complexities that shape human relationships and behaviour. This research article examines the fun...

pp. 20–27 Read PDF
04

Salt – Umanars – Relationships

Dr. K. Balamurugan

From the Sangam period to the present day, salt has played a significant role in the everyday lives of people. Numerous references to its importance are recorded in ancient Tamil literature. The Umana...

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05

Tradition and Structure in Tolkappiyam

Dr.V.Shanmugaraj

Tolkappiyam is a grammar book which combines literary language and case language. Moreover, the book has the honor of being a clear grammar in the state of language development and change. It has trad...

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06

The Life and Miracles of Tirunavukkarasar

Dr. M. Durgadevi

Tirunavukkarasar, popularly known as Appar, occupies a prominent place among the three principal Tevaram saints for his unwavering devotion to Shiva and his dedicated service to Shaivism. His life, as...

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07

Silambu Mekalai in Koothu art

Dr. V. Muthulakshmi

Although Ilangovadis referred to Silappathikaram as “a poem sung by the people,” scholars are more inclined to call it a dramatic epic or a third Tamil epic. The reason for this is the structure of th...

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08

The social Reality expressed in literary (Saakithya) poetry

Mr. S. Sivaneswaran, Dr. K. Panneerselvam

The idea that literature should record the sufferings endured by people as a result of the war-torn conditions that arose in Western countries was proposed by many scholars. In this context, theoretic...

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09

Scientific Perspectives in Sangam Literature

Dr. V. Nalini

Sangam literature is not merely an artistic compilation of poetic imagination, romance, and valor; rather, it stands as a monumental repository of the empirical and scientific temperament of the ancie...

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10

The Neithal Landscape in the Works of Ponneelan

Mrs. S. Vinodha

All the literary creators structure their works with nature as the central theme. It is customary for writers born in lands of bountiful nature to highlight the environmental state of their homeland,...

pp. 84–93 Read PDF
11

Life-Oriented Thoughts in Poet Meera’s ‘Kukkoo’ Poetry Collection

C. Anupriya

Meera, one of the pioneering poets of the Tamil free verse movement, occupies a distinctive place in Tamil literary history through her poetry collection Kukkoo. This article examines the themes embed...

pp. 94–99 Read PDF
12

Valuthalangunam Jain Symbol: A Study on Its History and Archaeological Significance

S. Anbarasu

The Vazhuthalangunam area, located in entity Tiruvannamalai district, is an important historical site that reflects the ancient Jain heritage of Tamil Nadu. The Jain beds, natural caves, bas-relief sc...

pp. 100–106 Read PDF