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bltadwin.rumi’s novel The Grip of Change ().Thus this paper is an attempt to articulate and foreground the silenced and subjugated Dalit in an oppressive society along with its consequential voices of protests. The word ‘Dalit’ comes from the Sanskrit root . in carried Sivakami into glare of publicity as a celebrated Indian novelist, her self- translation of it under the title Z The Grip of Change [ attracted much larger audience with wider applause. It voices the plight of an exploited low caste pariyar (Dalit) woman, Thangam who faces triple marginalization-.  · Sivakami’s novel The Grip of Change demonstrates that “the female body is a site of political struggle” (Holdrege, , p. ). The story revolves Author: Aditya Ghosh.

The above lines are taken from the blurb of Tamil Dalit writer P. Sivakami's novel The Grip of Change () originally published as Pazhaiyana Kazhthalum in As an anticipating reader, twin observations are brought forth: firstly, it appears to be a saga of the heroic protagonist Kathamuthu as he is the face of Dalit leadership. The Grip Of Change Character Analysis. P. Sivakami is one of the earliest Tamil Dalit writers who fought for the rights of dalit women who are dually suppressed by the upper caste men and dalit men. bltadwin.rumi, born in , is a post graduate in History. Later she took up IAS exams as she thought that she would gain wealth and status in the. of P. Sivakami‟s The Grip of Change Soni Research Scholar, MDU Rohtak Pallanimuthu Sivakami's first Tamil Dalit novel The Grip of Change deals with many issues of social, political, economical and regional concerns. But its dealing with the question of rampant violence and prejudiced treatment against women of Dalit community is significance.

The Grip of Change is the English translation of Pazhaiyana Kazhithalum, the first full-length novel by P. Sivakami, an important Tamil writer. This translation also features Asiriyar Kurippu, the sequel in which Sivakami revisits her work. The protagonist of Book 1, Kathamuthu, is a charismatic Parayar leader. Abstract: P. Shivkami‟s The Grip of Change is the English Translation of Pazhaiyana Kazhithalum, the first full-length novel by P. Shivkami, an important Tamil writer and a member of the Indian. in carried Sivakami into glare of publicity as a celebrated Indian novelist, her self- translation of it under the title Z The Grip of Change [ attracted much larger audience with wider applause. It voices the plight of an exploited low caste pariyar (Dalit) woman, Thangam who faces triple marginalization-.