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SSR Cycle II Tamil Book Publication Titles Translated to English S.No NAAC – SSR Cycle II 3.3.3 Book Publication 3.3 Research and Awards 2014-2019 Tamil Book Publication Titles Translated to English S.No. Faculty Name Dept. of the Title of the book/ paper Year of Faculty Publication 1. Dr. M. Baby Tamil Valluvar reflect in the life 2018 Thirukkural in the literary world 2018 2. Dr. E. Rajasekar Tamil Aesthetics in short Film 2018 Science in Sangam Literature 2018 Food-production-trade in Sangam 2018 literature 3. Dr. D. Tamil PARIPADAL: A study of time 2018 Dhananjayan and concept 4. M. V. Devendiran Tamil Chidambaram Ramalingam and 2018 Vallalar: The manual 5. Dr. R. Tamil Charity and Business Heritage of 2018 Sathiyapriya the Kurinji Women 6. Dr.Ahila Tamil Foursome of the Devara 2018 Charitable Life of Women in the 2018 New Poetry Business ethics in Tamil Classical 2018 literature 7. Mrs. A. Mary Tamil Business and Tradition in Tamil 2018 Julie Literature 8. Dr.D.Dhananjaya Tamil Practices and Taxes on 2018 n Inscriptions Tamilanpan’s poetry in Womens 2018 Charity in the AGANNURU 2018 9. Dr. B. Johnson Tamil Biblical values in the story telling 2018 tradition 10. S.Sundaramoothy Tamil Tamil Literary Creation and 2018 Development 11. Dr.Ahila Planting in Tamil Culture 2019 Tamil Imaginations in the 2019 Muthitholareram 12. Dr. M. Baby Tamil Nattunalivadai reflect in Agam 2019 and Puram NAAC – SSR Cycle II 3.3.3 Book Publication 3.3 Research and Awards 2014-2019 13. Dr. D. Tamil Hair in Sangam Literature 2019 Dhananjayan 14. Dr.Ahila Tamil Planting in Tamil Culture 2019 15. Mrs. A. Mary Tamil Women's Culture and Role in 2019 Julie Dairy Songs, Einar's Humanities 16. Mr.P.K.Subramai Tamil Charity in the Tamil Classical 2019 nyam Literature 17. Dr. N. Arivarasan Tamil Commentary on the poetry of 2019 Kalagar M. Karunanidhi Sangam Poetry: Crime and 2019 Punishment 18. Mr. V. Regaraj Tamil Why is the SangamMaruva period 2019 dark? 19. Dr. R. Tamil Imaginations in the 2019 Sathiyapriya MUTHITHOLARERAM 20. Mr. V. Tamil Dynamic aspect in 2019 Devendiran NATTUNALIVADAI 21. Dr. N. Arivarasan Tamil Woman: Fiction and Deletion 2017 22. Dr. N. Tamil Tamil Culture and Customs 2017 Dhananjayan 23. Dr. B. Baby Tamil Jiva's Culture aspect 2017 Jiva's life and creation 2017 24. Dr. D. Tamil Drunken tradition in Sangam 2017 Dhananjayan literature: Vannar Verbal litigation in the 2017 PURANANURU 25. Dr. M. Baby Tamil Biological norms in the 2017 AASARAKOVAI Jiva's Role in Journalistic 2017 Development RamalingaVallalar and Bharathi 2017 26. Dr. N. Arivarasan Tamil Bharati's Education Standards 2017 Silappadikaram and Gilgames 2017 27. Dr. R. Tamil Cultural Values of Kurinji Songs 2017 NAAC – SSR Cycle II 3.3.3 Book Publication 3.3 Research and Awards 2014-2019 Sathiyapriya in Women 28. Dr. M. Baby Tamil Pilgrimage of the Thirunavakaru 2017 in the Namachiyavadha post 29. Mr. V. Tamil Kamparamayanam 2016 Devendiran 30. Dr. B. Johnson Tamil Personality at the interval in prose 2016 Tamil Personality of the interval in the 2016 course of the study of Tamil The social impact of expressing 2016 when the nests are mutilated The Tamil Works of Dinamani 2016 News paper Musical and theatrical traditions 2016 31. Dr. N. Arivarasan Tamil Kapilar 2016 The Influence of Sangam Poetry 2016 on Ancient Chines Poetry 32. Dr.Ahila Tamil CITRILAKKIYAM in review 2016 33. Mrs. A. Mary Tamil Characteristics of Daughters 2016 Julie showing Dairying 34. Dr. D. Tamil Life history in the 2016 Dhananjayan ThiruvenkadaSatakam Shastras and Feminism 2016 35. Dr. M. Baby Tamil Mental struggle and solution: 2016 Karaikallammaiyar 36. Dr. N. Arivarasan Tamil Thiruvalluvar's Educational 2016 Ethical Theorys Survival in Chilappadikaram 2016 NAAC – SSR Cycle II 3.3.3 Book Publication 3.3 Research and Awards 2014-2019 A review of the Tamilkudimagan’s 2016 book in Tamilmembadu 37. Dr. R. Tamil Dignity of the women showing the 2016 Sathiyapriya march 38. Dr. M. Baby Tamil Ten Possessions of Valluvar 2016 Science Ideas in the New Poetry 2016 39. Dr. N. Arivarasan Tamil Sovereign Ideas of Tirumular 2016 40. Dr. M. Baby Tamil Biology of five hundred prostitutes 2016 Textual specialty of the manual 2016 41. Dr. N. Arivarasan Tamil A Study of Purananuru and 2015 Ancient Chines poem 42. Dr. B. Johnson Tamil The linguist of the Adikalar 2015 43. Dr. N. Ahila Samann Literature 2015 Cultural Values of Women in 2015 PeriyaPuram 44. Dr. N. Arivarasan Tamil Literary Technical teams of 2015 Tholikkappam and Folklore 45. Dr. R. Tamil Women in Awakening 2015 Sathiyapriya 46. Dr. M. Baby Tamil Bharathan in the Man of Charity 2015 Biographical Ideas of Mughal 2015 Rasabandian's Mother's Lamentations Short Story Use of Advertising in Media 2015 Kanyakumari District Christian 2015 Literary Creators 47. Dr. N. Arivarasan Tamil World Literature: Record and 2014 Reference NAAC – SSR Cycle II 3.3.3 Book Publication 3.3 Research and Awards 2014-2019 48. Dr. N. Arivarasan Tamil The status of women in the field of 2014 anthropology 49. Dr. N. Arivarasan Tamil Pathupattu: Virally and Badini 2014 50. Dr. R. Tamil Records on the Status of Women 2014 Sathiyapriya in the MayuramVedanayagamPillai's Justice Book 51. Dr.Ahila Tamil Pallu Literature and Community 2014 Perspectives .
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