Position of women in Dalit Paraya community and their Empowerment in 21st century

Tamil Dalit Christian novelist Bama's Sangati is the jamboree of various voices of the abuse,
resistance and organization in the life of Dalit women of Tamil Nadu. The point of this paper is
to fundamentally look at Bama's novel “Sangati” from the perspective of Dalit woman's rights.
The author through her rendition highlights Dalit woman's rights and tries to investigate
"histories from below" that is the most recent wonder in Indian artistic circles. Position
framework is made by the people for the improvement of humankind and is considered as one of
the techniques for division of work. In the long run this has started to isolate them in
understanding their rank. Afterward, the rank framework itself has gotten to be a custom that will
be taken after, making men to disregard their humankind and fellowship. Every single station has
its own particular exceptional components: both points of interest and weaknesses. The
storyteller through her books shares the way of life and traditions of Paraya community. In the
novel Sangati, she not just delineates the torment of Dalits, be that as it may be, likewise depicts
them as dissenters against the bad form which has laid its savage hand on them by the name of
station and sex. Through this novel, storyteller uncovered the universe of Dalits to the external
world and furthermore to the next Dalit individuals, teaching them to battle for their rights. Dalit
works depend on the sufferings of the abused class. A Dalit lady experiences two sorts of
torment, one that she is a ladies and the other that she has a place with a most minimal group.
Bama through fastidious portrayal, voices out how the way patriarchy functions with Dalit
ladies. This paper endeavors to investigate the oppression as well as agency in the life of Dalit
women and their future Empowerment.

Key Words: Dalit, Women, Position framework, Patriarchy, Paraya Community, Oppression,
Empowerment