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Research Article | Open Access
Volume 14 2022 | None
Satyavati: A Journey of a Woman in Different Dimensions of Sustainable Development in Kavita Kane’s novel The Fishers Queen Dynasty
S. YOGAMBAL,Dr. V. GANESANDr.D.SHANMUGAM
Pages: 1783-1785
Abstract
Indian mythology is closely connected with the Indian religion; these two are vast andmysterious. Every child in India while growing up heard the tales of The Ramayana and The Mahabharata. These two have become ourtradition. Modern writers are willing to rewrite the myth from their perspective. All Myths and Puranas signify the predominating patriarchal society and drive females towards the margins. The Indian Feminist recreates the mythology from the perspective of a woman. Kavita Kane is a well renowned Indian writer known for writing mythology fiction. All her writings are based on retelling mythology and written about uncared characters such as Uruvi, Urmila, Menaka, Surpanakha, and Satyavat
Keywords
Mythology, Discrimination, Marginalized, Rejection, and Identity
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