Sree Govind Bharatvaraj
Biographic Data
| ID | 4634690 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sree Govind Bharatvaraj |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sree Govind |
| FAMILY NAME | Bharatvaraj |
| SIGNATURE | BHARATVARAJ S G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jain University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4178-6954 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Contemporary Anti-Caste Cinema
The recent anti-caste cinema trend within the Tamil film industry has created widespread discussion in the public sphere. While early Tamil filmmakers have already engaged with caste-critical themes in their works, the contemporary trend is novel in its approach as it focuses on Dalit experiences and Ambedkarite politics. This paper situates this cinematic shift within the broader context of the Dalit political movements of the 1990s. Director Pa…
Singh, Lata, and Shashank Shekhar Sinha, editors. Gender in Modern India
Wl-6249-Caste Question in Southern Tamil Nadu - Caste Violence in Schools and the Justice Chandru Committee Report
The recent one-man committee report submitted by retired High Court Judge Justice K. Chandru suggests a multifaceted approach to address the deep-rooted problems of caste in educational institutions in Tamil Nadu. Students at both school and college levels engage in various social and public spaces beyond their educational institutions, such as caste organisations in villages, spectacle festivals, and popular culture like cinema. From a Habermasi…
Kaala , a counter-narrative to Hindutva from an Ambedkarite perspective
The right-wing extremists, BJP and RSS, have a long-term mission to construct a Hindu nation bound by Ramrajya, a political model derived from the epic Ramayana. In its nationalistic project, the Hindutva desires to incorporate Dalits. For achieving the same, it usurps Dalits by appropriating Ambedkar – through strategically eroding his radicalism. Additionally, it uses Ramayana as a cultural tool to de-ideologize Dalits. It promotes Ramayana as …
Anti-Dravidian Politics, Anti-Caste Tamil Nationalism and the VCK’s Lost Track
During the 1990s, the VCK evolved as a radical Dalit movement. Pledging to revolutionize the history of Tamil politics, Thirumavalavan, an icon of new generation Dalit activists, mobilized the lower castes of Tamil Nadu. The party emerged as a representative of Dalits, since Dravidian politics turned ineffective in handling Dalit concerns and caste issues. The main Dravidian parties—DMK and AIADMK—have moved a long way from the self-respect movem…
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Anti-Dravidian Politics, Anti-Caste Tamil Nationalism and the VCK’s Lost Track
During the 1990s, the VCK evolved as a radical Dalit movement. Pledging to revolutionize the history of Tamil politics, Thirumavalavan, an icon of new generation Dalit activists, mobilized the lower castes of Tamil Nadu. The party emerged as a representative of Dalits, since Dravidian politics turned ineffective in handling Dalit concerns and caste issues. The main Dravidian parties—DMK and AIADMK—have moved a long way from the self-respect movem…
Kaala , a counter-narrative to Hindutva from an Ambedkarite perspective
The right-wing extremists, BJP and RSS, have a long-term mission to construct a Hindu nation bound by Ramrajya, a political model derived from the epic Ramayana. In its nationalistic project, the Hindutva desires to incorporate Dalits. For achieving the same, it usurps Dalits by appropriating Ambedkar – through strategically eroding his radicalism. Additionally, it uses Ramayana as a cultural tool to de-ideologize Dalits. It promotes Ramayana as …
Singh, Lata, and Shashank Shekhar Sinha, editors. Gender in Modern India
Wl-6249-Caste Question in Southern Tamil Nadu - Caste Violence in Schools and the Justice Chandru Committee Report
The recent one-man committee report submitted by retired High Court Judge Justice K. Chandru suggests a multifaceted approach to address the deep-rooted problems of caste in educational institutions in Tamil Nadu. Students at both school and college levels engage in various social and public spaces beyond their educational institutions, such as caste organisations in villages, spectacle festivals, and popular culture like cinema. From a Habermasi…
Contemporary Anti-Caste Cinema
The recent anti-caste cinema trend within the Tamil film industry has created widespread discussion in the public sphere. While early Tamil filmmakers have already engaged with caste-critical themes in their works, the contemporary trend is novel in its approach as it focuses on Dalit experiences and Ambedkarite politics. This paper situates this cinematic shift within the broader context of the Dalit political movements of the 1990s. Director Pa…
Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · South Asian Studies and Conflicts (3 works) · Tamil (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Caste (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)