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Kalachuvadu Magazine - November 2015

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In this issue

November issue of Kalachuvadu focuses on Women's issues. Dress code for women, Plight of women in refugee camps of Tamil Nadu, Rights of single mother, the online violence unleashed on women, The cow and motherhood are some of the prominent issues discussed. Perundevi, Sharmila Syyed, Se. Brindha, Nilavumozhi Senthaamarai are among the many who have contributed. The section includes short story of Kavitha Muralidharan, poems of Ku. Umadevi, Siraka, Bindhu Krishnan and Geetha Sukumaran, an obituary for the legendary actor Manoramma by Vilasini and Tamil translation of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Ted talk. On contemporary issues , S.P. Udayakumar's column on Ecology and Tribal s, Dalits and minorities, Stalin Rajagam's take of the politics of beef and editorials on fundamentalist violence and the protests and the impact of UN resolution on was crimes in Srilanka. Sornavel's article on the progress of Tamil Cinema adds value to this issue

Kalachuvadu Magazine Description:

Publisher: Kalachuvadu-Publications

Category: Politics

Language: Tamil

Frequency: Monthly

Kalachuvadu is an international monthly journal for politics and culture. Published since 1988, it was founded by the noted Tamil writer Sundara Ramaswamy (1931-2005). Kalachuvadu was published first as a quarterly then a bi-monthly and has been a monthly since 2004.