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тАЬIf god is the root cause for our degradation destroy that god. If it is religion, destroy it. If it is Manu Darma, Gita, or any other Mythology (Purana), burn them to ashes. If it is temple, tank, or festival, boycott them.тАЭтАХ Periyar
A 100 years ago, when the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) first began to imagine India as Hindu Rashtra, in the South, another movement based on dignity and opposed to gods who were used to perpetuate the caste system was emerging.
The Self-Respect Movement that was started by E.V. Ramasamy тАШPeriyarтАЩ and S. Ramanathan in 1925 following their differences with the Congress party on matters related to caste and proportional representation, is now facing an uncertain future where the redemption must come from their ability to reform and redeem.
Three institutions were formalised and announced. The RSS, the Communist Party of India, and the Self-Respect Movement.
With the Tamil Nadu elections ahead, will PeriyarтАЩs Self-Respect Movement be able to fight the forces of Hindutva? How will and how well will it negotiate between promise, performance, and an ideological legacy?
OutlookтАЩs December 11 issue, Dravida, captures these tensions that shape the state at this crossroads as it chronicles the past and future of Dravidian politics in the state.
In 'The Flow of Thirukkural', Snigdhendu Bhattacharya follows the evolution of these movements across decades, while P.A. Krishnan revisits the imprisonment of Periyar and the political tremors it unleashed. In 'The Outpost', Mohammad Ali studies the Hindutva challenge to the Dravidian model, and Fozia Yasin in 'The Lesser Daughters of the Goddess' turns to one of Tamil societyтАЩs deepest wounds тАФ the Devadasi system тАФ and how it continues to test the regionтАЩs claims of social reform.
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