The caste structure, socio-economic conditions, and concepts of the local community in Tamil Nadu were all mirrored in the social context. Because there was an abundance of cattle and other resources on the area, it was able to satisfy the native people and attract people from other countries at the same time. The majority of the population was descended from the Dravidian race, which includes Hindus, Muslims, and Christians. The Padayachis, Nadars, Paravas, devendrakulavellars, and parayas were the most prominent members of the Tamil communities to fall victim to societal tyranny. These communities also endured inequity and injustice. Social ills like as divorce, polygamy, and irregular marriages were so widely widespread among the groups who were experiencing economic hardship. The purpose of this study is to conduct an examination of the social dynamics in Tamil Nadu.

Social System, Caste Structure, Political System, Reformation, Development