Question

who wear Devdasis write in short

Answer 1

In the 1930s the Madras Legislative Council saw the passage of a bill on the abolition of the devadasi system. This event generated an extensive debate on the issue in the course of which the devadasi became stereotyped and essentialised either as protectors of art and culture or as unchast women. Against this background this article analyses a novel written by a devadasi who broke away from the system and espoused the cause of women as a part of the early Dravidian Movement. The radicalism of the novel is in striking contrast to the tenor of the devadasi 

Answer 2

 a devadasi or jogini was a term used for a young woman who dedicated her life to the worship and service of a Hindu deity or a temple. Devadasis could be as young as 7 years old when they were initiated into this way of life. 

 parts of southern and eastern India, a devadasi (Sanskrit: देवदासी, lit. After becoming devdasis, these young women would spend their time learning religious rites, rituals and dance. During British rule, in the Indian subcontinent, kings who were the patrons of temples and temple arts lost their power.

The tradition of Devadasi culture can be traced back to as early as the 7th century, particularly in southern parts of India during the reigns of the Cholas, Chelas, and Pandyas. They were well treated and respected, and held a high social status in the society.

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