AUTONOMY OF WOMAN: BAMA - A MILE STONE (Pages 278-285) by Ms. N. Aruna Devi* and Dr. P. Jeyyapriya** in THE ENGLISH RESEARCH EXPRESS / ISSN:2321-1164 (Online); 2347-2642 (Print)

The consequences of the sufferings of women makes the world empty. Terrible atrocities are committed against untold numbers of women around the world every day and for most of these women, justice will never be served. Sitting in front of the media and shedding tears is not the solution. Still women are not ready to reveal their sufferings and agony. It is not only in this modern era, women ill-treatment; it was started from Panjaly’s day onwards. Here are two types of suffering: suffering of the physical body, and suffering of the mind. Physical suffering may include a lack of basic necessities, or natural disasters, or injury to the body from weapons, diseases, burns, abuse, or poisons. We all experience this bodily pain no matter what our status is in life. Such suffering can be reduced by co-operation and improvement of our physical situation, such as, for example, an improvement of medical technology. Although the cure may not be ultimate, it provides a certain degree of relief. My paper is going to illustrate about a list of the worst of the atrocities. Women born with power but very often they forget to find out themselves, the aim of the paper is to make them to identify themselves and make them to live their own life by not giving their decisions in other’s hands but through their education which helps to free themselves from other’s hands. Keywords: social or political problems, contemporary Indian novelists, money-oriented civilization, post- independence period etc.