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Youth Wing Secretary is scheduled to campaign on July 7 & 8 for the Vikravandi by-election

5 Jul 2024

Party Chief highlights the importance of teaching betrayers of social justice a fitting lesson

4 Jul 2024

Party Chief endorses Thiru Anniyur Siva prior to the Vikravandi By-elections in a virtual address

3 Jul 2024

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DRAVIDIAN MODEL

Social Justice at its Core
At the heart of the Dravidian movement, movements such as the South Indian People's Association, the Justice Party, Self Respect Movement, Dravidar Kazhagam, and Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam have championed the cause of social justice for the Dravidian race. Their firm dedication to the cause played a pivotal role in the progressive transformation of Tamil Nadu, setting it apart as a model state that has achieved social renaissance unmatched by any other in India.
Rising Against Oppression
Dravidian model stands as a formidable force against oppression, finding its voice in Thanthai Periyar's self-reflective ideals, Perarignar Anna's democratic ethos, and the Muthamizh Arignar Kalaignar’s visionary governance. With commitment to the equality of human rights, the Dravidian model defies all forms of oppression, including those based on caste, religion, race, color, land, language, and gender. It paves the way for a just society that firmly upholds dignity and equality for all, working towards a future where every person is treated fairly and with respect.
Dravidian Ideology
Dravidian, a term that holds significant meaning, serves to define not only the speakers of Tamil and other related languages but also their ancestral homeland. Tamil, celebrated as one of the oldest languages, stands as a testament to the rich linguistic heritage of the Dravidian race. Yet, its history is marred by cultural invasions and marginalization. In the early 20th century, Dravidian ideology emerged as a political movement, driven by a pursuit of social justice. This movement ignites a transformative revolution for promoting equality, and dismantling unjust disparities.

TIMELINE

1938
Kalaignar began his political journey at 14, inspired by Pattukottai Azhagiri's speech of the Justice Party and participated in Anti-Hindi agitations, where he organized demonstrations opposing mandatory Hindi-education in schools, travelling around Tiruvarur.
1938
Kalaignar began his political journey at 14, inspired by Pattukottai Azhagiri's speech of the Justice Party and participated in Anti-Hindi agitations, where he organized demonstrations opposing mandatory Hindi-education in schools, travelling around Tiruvarur.
1938
Kalaignar began his political journey at 14, inspired by Pattukottai Azhagiri's speech of the Justice Party and participated in Anti-Hindi agitations, where he organized demonstrations opposing mandatory Hindi-education in schools, travelling around Tiruvarur.
1938
Kalaignar began his political journey at 14, inspired by Pattukottai Azhagiri's speech of the Justice Party and participated in Anti-Hindi agitations, where he organized demonstrations opposing mandatory Hindi-education in schools, travelling around Tiruvarur.

The 'Dravidian model' today resonates across India as a strong voice for states' rights. Here are some of our key achievements.

Arakkattalai

Dravidam 100

Peravai

karunchattai archieves

Karunchattai books

Dravidapalli

Dravidam 100 video links

Dravida muzhakkam

Dravida maanavar Peravai

Suba Veerapandian

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