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(Author: Ki. Rajanarayanan Translation: Radha Soundar & R.S. Saha ) The Company mentioned the locust infestation and the suffering it brought the village, praising the

(Author: Ki. Rajanarayanan Translation: Radha Soundar & R.S. Saha ) It was 1858. Queen Victoria declared that she was taking over the Company, aiming to

(Author: Ki. Rajanarayanan Translation: Radha Soundar & R.S. Saha ) The Kottaiyar house’s generosity provided some help easing the locust famine. But it did not

(Author: Ki. Rajanarayanan Translation: Radha Soundar & R.S. Saha ) The locusts left as suddenly as they arrived. One sign of the insects’ arrival and

(Author: Ki. Rajanarayanan Translation: Radha Soundar & R.S. Saha ) Sreeni Nayakkar and Yengachi stood, shocked, on their porch. Their dear curry tree was covered