TALE OF HEADMAN’S DAUGHTER IN KAMALA MARKANDAYA’S
NECTAR IN A SIEVE
Mrs. P. Jagadeeswari1 and Mr. N. Arunagiri2
1Research Scholar, ERK College of Arts and Science, Erumiyampatti,Dharmapuri (T.N) jagasubhasri@gmail.com 2Assistant Professor, ERK College of Arts and Science, Erumiyampatti Dharmapuri (T.N) arunsrithu@gmail.com ABSTRACT
Kamala Markandaya as a woman novelist portrayed the role of rural women in agriculture. Indian culture is embedded in agriculture for centuries. Her novels blame the vagaries of nature disaster and industrialization for crisis in rural India. The most advanced stage of these issues are lead to hunger, poverty, starvation, degradation of land and human life. It ultimately drives the farmers from rural areas to urban areas in search of better life. Again, Kamala Markandaya observes Indian agriculture is passing through a period of severe crisis. Although some features of these crises in agriculture started manifesting themselves in certain parts of south India during pre-independence period, these crises had assumed a serious dimension since the introduction of tanneries in rural areas. There is a general perception that unbearable burden of debt and starvation augmented as a result of natural calamities is indicative of a crisis in Indian agriculture. In this paper, an attempt has been made to find out the causes of the crisis, problems faced by the agriculture sector and at the end how rural tenant farmers overcome these crises for
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