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Konerirajapuram Temple Tank poisoning with Pholidol – a Dravidian heroic telling.

Police personnel activism in Dravidian ideology is particularly problematic because the activists “blackshirts” always operate around the line of criminality. Open expressions of criminal fantasies is justified as ‘but we didnt actually kill you or assault you“. Or that the assault was soft . The contemporary Dravidian-Tamil philosopher Mr Suba Veerapandian calls this as “Men […]

GD Naidus award at Leipzig Trade Fair 1936 – what the German archives say.

For nearly half a century, Tamil language publications, social media, blogs and even a recent Governement of India Films Division production have repeated the claim that G.D.Naidu of Coimbatore won the Third Prize at the 1936 Leipzig Trade Fair in Germany for his razor Rasant. Some accounts credit both the First Prize and Third Prize […]

Discourse Analysis of Frontline magazines anti-brahmin cover on UGC Regulations issue

Examines the rhetorical techniques used in the Frontline magazines special issue on UGC Regulations. Specifically analyzing the brahmin caricature used.

Indian Institutes of Technologies – 20% Womens supernumerary quota as a denominator manipulation sleight of hand

This blog critically analyzes the quota system in Indian Institutes of Technologies, Rather than honestly announce the quota the usage of a sleight of hand like "supernumerary quota" is used to sell it to the people. This exposes the vulnerability of the Indian public to fall for basic manipulations.

Unearthing a Forgotten Dravidian Publication: Udumalai Beerangi (The Udumalai Cannon)

In recent explorations of primary sources related to Dravidian ideology, I came across a fascinating – and disturbing weekly publication from the late 1940s: Udumalai Beerangi (உடுமலை பீரங்கி), literally meaning “Udumalai Cannon.” This Tamil-language weekly was published from Udumalaipettai (about 72 km from Coimbatore) by Udumalai B. Ranganathan and ran for roughly two years before being banned…

The Dravidian Machine Without Its Message: A Response to Perumal Murugan

By Vivek Rajagopal (realitycheckind) Outlook recently ran a long, glowing essay celebrating the “ingenious communication methods” of early Dravidian politics in a special issue dated 11-Dec-25. commemorating ‘100 years of the foundation of the Self Respect Movement ‘. The Outlook magazine had run a special series showcasing Dravidian ideology in March-2024 as well “Dravidian Model […]

Chronological list of speech related arrests in Tamilnadu from 2021 May

List of Persons Arrested by Tamil Nadu Police for Speech-Related Offences (May 2021 – November 2025) Below is a verified and continuously updated list of individuals arrested by the Tamil Nadu Police under the DMK government (since May 2021) for alleged defamatory remarks, hate speech, promoting enmity, or disturbing communal harmony — primarily via social […]

Sathankulam A Raghavan – early Murugan vs Subramanian polemics

Just recording some evidence here. One of the potent religious polemical weapons Dravidians use to dislodge Tamils from their current faith is to put forth the Murugan vs Subramanian schismatic. To posit that the current Godhead is actually an impostor while Murugan shorn of all ‘mythology’ reset to factory settings to use an analogy is […]

Tamil is lowly language – source of Dravidian accusation 2

A wildly potennt accusation in Dravidian-Tamil world is the one where the Sankarachariar Chandrasekhendra Saraswathi is alleged to have called tamil “Lowly language”. This is transmitted to every nook and cranny.. Obviously we can agree that IF this was his position and if he said it – that should be condemned. But like all Dravidian […]

To hate the Brahmin is but an evolution of hatred of the Brahminical.

பார்ப்பனர்கள் மகா தந்திரசாலிகள் Paarparnarkal Maha Tantirasalikal (Tamizh Brahmins are great tricksters) Kuruvikarambai Velu, Valavan Press (Chennai). This essay explains that the Dravidian ideology is against the TamilBrahmin people and not about some abstract Brahmin-ism.