The keepsake released by the Utter government has documented intimately the inquire of of over the years against linguistic reorganisation of States and renaming of Madras Presidency
The keepsake released by the Utter government has documented intimately the inquire of of over the years against linguistic reorganisation of States and renaming of Madras Presidency
The keepsake released by the Tamil Nadu government on July 18, observed as “Tamil Nadu Day,” is a esteem trove of data on the inquire of of, which started a lot sooner than the Independence, against linguistic reorganisation of States and the renaming of Madras Presidency to Tamil Nadu.
The 255-web shriek peaceable memento entails all references to the phrases “Tamil” and “Tamil Nadu” in extinct literature, scanned copies of decent paperwork, speeches made by leaders in the Assembly and Parliament, and essays.
The book starts with a letter from Chief Minister M.Okay. Stalin that explains the explanation in the support of staring at July 18, the day when the choice to rename the Utter became passed in 1967, as “Tamil Nadu Day.”
Along side the ceaselessly cited line from Tholkappiyam that defines the boundary of Tamil-talking land, the memento entails such references to Tamil and Tamil Nadu in literary texts equivalent to Silappathikaram, Nannul, Man
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