Empowering Women Through Dravidian Ideology: A Case Study Of Gender Equity In Dindigul District

Abstract

This study explores the historical marginalization of women and the role of feminist knowledge production in highlighting these inequalities. Focusing on Tamil Nadu, India, it examines the impact of the Dravidian political ideology on women's welfare. The research suggests that Dravidian policies have demonstrably improved women's lives in Dindigul district, potentially setting a precedent for the nation. The analysis identifies key trends in women's development within this region. Dravidian political ideology has influenced women's welfare, particularly in Dindigul district. The findings indicate that Dravidian policies have significantly enhanced the lives of women in this region, potentially serving as a model for national policy frameworks. The analysis identifies critical trends in women's development, underscoring the evolving landscape of gender equity within the district.