The Social Status of Panchala Workers in the Novel Dreams

Abstract

The novel 'Dispersed Dreams' is a description of the social position of textile workers. 'KalaiKada Kanavukkal' by R. Vichalan has been described in the social situation of the people who go to the textile symposium in coimbatore, Tiruppur, Dindigul and Erode districts. The novel also shows the large number of children in the society who go to the textile strip and the cruel tyranny of women in the name of the scheme. Society is a group of people living as a group. The social status of the community will change according to the change in the environment. Illustrates the life of the working community in the panchayats. Lack of rainfall causes agricultural damage. The middlemen are taking advantage of the poverty of the people. People join the plant to alleviate their poverty. Lets learn about the plight of working women staying in textile and their place of residence. The exploitation of workers' labor can also be seen.The novel 'Dispersed Dreams' highlights the problem of the life of textile workers.