Manavaasam - Tamil | Kavignar Kannadasan/ Kannadasan Padhipagam Publications/ Fictional Book

•One of the most renowned Tamil writers and poets, Kavingar Kannadasan, wrote the novel ""Manavasam"" in the Tamil language. The life and problems of those residing in a refugee camp following the 1947 India-Pakistan split are discussed in the novel, which was published in 1966.
• A group of refugees who have escaped from Pakistan to India and are residing in a camp in Delhi are the subject of the narrative. Rangan, a young guy who lost his family in the division and is fighting to make ends meet in the camp, is the book's protagonist. 
• The tamil novel book examines the terrible realities of life in a refugee camp, such as social inequality, starvation, poverty, and sickness.
• Despite its grim subject matter, ""Manavasam"" is a profound and poignant book that shows how the human spirit can persevere in the face of tragedy.
• The work has become a classic of Tamil literature thanks to Kannadasan's realistic portrayals of the individuals and their problems, as well as his lyrical language and evocative imagery.
• Both the theatrical adaptation and the movie of ""Manavasam"" have received rave reviews. 
• The tamil novel book is still read and studied by Tamil readers and academics all over the world since it is a well-known and significant piece of Tamil literature.