Which of the following is not a Dalit narrative written by Perumal Murugan?

Correct option is A

Tirukkural: The Book of Desire is a translation by Perumal Murugan of the ancient Tamil classic, Tirukkural, focusing on the theme of love and desire rather than being a Dalit narrative. While Poonachi, One Part Woman, and Pyre explore themes related to marginalized communities and social oppression, Tirukkural is a literary translation, not an original Dalit narrative.
Information Booster:
1. Poonachi: Explores societal discrimination using an allegorical tale about a black goat.
2. One Part Woman: Delves into caste and societal pressures within rural Tamil society.
3. Pyre: Focuses on caste-based violence through the story of a young couple.
Additional Information:
· Poonachi represents marginalization and survival within a patriarchal and caste-driven society.
· One Part Woman critiques societal and familial pressure on individual freedom and love.
· Pyre explores the extremity of caste dynamics through an inter-caste love story, illuminating prejudices against lower castes.