11th Tamil இயல் 1. கவிதை பேழை. முழுமையான விளக்கம்.

Hello! In this explanatory post, we have analyzed two of the most important poetic boxes included in Class 11 General Tamil, Science 1 in an in-depth and interesting way. ​The lines of the poem, the meanings behind it, and notes about the book's publication and authors are explained in a way that is easy to understand for students and those preparing for competitive exams like TNPSC. ​What you will see in this video: ​Yugathin Padal (Soo. Vilvarathinam): The power of the Tamil language that has conquered time, the superiority of the language mixed with soil and human labor, the restoration of Kapadapuram and Tamil destroyed by the ocean planet, and the rise of Tamil for the new era. [00:19] ​Author's Note: A brief look at the poet Soo. Vilvarathinam and his collection of poems "Uyirthedhulum Kalathukka" (2001). [04:05] ​I will call every grass by its name (Ingulab): An extension of Bharathi, Ingulab's vision of equality, companionship with nature, love for all humanity that transcends artificial boundaries, and a funnel of equality that transcends religions. [05:05] ​Editor's Note: Information about the people's poet Ingulab (Sakul Amitu) and his entire collection of poems. [09:13] ​Watch the video in full and understand the deep feelings of the poem. Share your thoughts and what your contribution will be in bringing the Tamil language to the next generation in the comments!