கமர மவடட கடல அட மறறம தறவன நவலகளல நயதல நலபபணகளன கலவசசழல / Educational Environment of the Coastal Land Women in the Novels Kadaladi and Thuraivan of Kumari District

In Kumari district, coastal women were often backward in terms of education in the past. Bharathiyar says that men and women are born as equals. Similarly, education is equal for men and women. If women develop knowledge, ignorance can be eradicated in this region. In the past, coastal women of Kanyakumari district were largely deprived of education. Bharathiyar emphasized equality, stating that men and women, as human beings, are equal and so should their access to education. He believed that empowering women through education could eradicate ignorance from the world. This article discusses the challenges faced by women in acquiring education in the neithal (coastal) region as portrayed in Kurumpanai Berlin's “Kadaladi” and Christopher Antony's “Thuraivan”. Topics include obstacles to women's education, poverty's impact on learning, women's rights, and educational environments. This article explains the difficulties faced by women in the education of coastal land, education in poverty, women's rights, educational environment, etc. found in Kurumpanai Berlin's novel “Kadaladi” and Christopher Antony's “Thuraivan”.