Vijay Karthik·Nov 2Verses in Strata, Part 13: The Steering Wheel of Aram — How the Warrior Brain Learned Radical…How does the exact same brain that marches through hell without flinching learn to bend in radical compassion for a stranger?
Senaaravichandran A·May 16Emotions That Exist Only in Tamil: Pinaippu, Viragam, Ninaivekkam, AnanguOne of the world’s oldest living languages has been quietly carrying emotional concepts that English has never found the words for. Four of…A response icon4A response icon4
T.N. Mahesh·Sep 3, 2025The Scene of the Meeting of Lovers in a Rainy SeasonThis song is from the Aganaanooru of the Tamil Sangam literature.
Haribabu Pasupathy·Jul 3, 2025The Submerged South: Reclaiming Tamilakam’s Forgotten Shores“The sea swallowed their cities, but not their memory.”
RJ Menon·May 22, 2025“Who Wears the Jasmine?” A Morning, a Song, and the Unspoken Heroine of Ponniyin SelvanMandakini Devi did not speak. But she gave everything.
T.N. Mahesh·Apr 14, 2025The Runaway Bride and Her Foster MotherThis song is the 7th song of Aganaanooru authored by Kayamanar. The mood of this song depicts separation or a desertic situation.
T.N. Mahesh·Apr 13, 2025What the Heroine Said to The HeroThis is song number six of Aganaanooru, written by Paranar, a noted and respected poet of the Sangam era.
InSangam PublicationbySunitta Raman·Oct 5, 2024The Changing Avtaars of the DosaThis lentil-based pancake has journeyed through time and made a name for itself in the hallowed portals of culinary history. Read on…
T.N. Mahesh·Sep 28, 2024Two Songs of Eerie Similarity in TamilA famous song that is not listed in any Sangam literature, but classified separately goes like this:
T.N. Mahesh·Sep 9, 2024A Famous Love Song From Sangam LiteratureWe will now see a very famous Tamil Sangam song about love that naturally arose between a man and a woman.