Scenarios about 'Dravidian movement'
The Dravidian movement is a political and social movement advocating for the rights, culture, and autonomy of Dravidian-speaking peoples in South India, particularly in Tamil Nadu. Emerging in the early 20th century as a response to perceived North Indian and Brahminical dominance, it championed anti-caste ideologies, linguistic pride, and regional identity. In alternate history scenarios, the movement offers fascinating divergence points for exploring South Asian political boundaries, linguistic nationalism, and potential independent Dravidian nations.
What If Tamil Nadu Gained More Autonomy in India?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Tamil Nadu successfully secured greater autonomy within the Indian federal structure, fundamentally reshaping South Asian regional politics and India's development trajectory.