Feminism and marathi poetry: Form of expression

The subject of feminism and feminism is of paramount importance today. Women's liberation movement in India dates back to the decade 1975 to 1985. Despite the Indian state constitution giving women all kinds of equalityand freedom, thequestion arises as to what is the purpose of the women's liberation movement but women need holistic development and rights. In the past, a woman's grief was unknowingly expressed verbally. But the female poetess did the work of expressing that grief in poetry by expressing that grief in the form of expression. We get to see feminist poetry in many streams. Feminism in saint poetry, feminism in modern poetry, feminism in Dalit literature seems to be underlined. Its existence began to be felt during the period of 1975 as an echo of the women's liberation movement. Poetry was expressed during this period with very intense inventions. Poets like Prabha Ganorkar, Anuradha Patil, Aruna Dhere, Ashwini Ghongade, Pragya Daya Pawar, Kavita Mahajan, Jyoti Neeraj, Jyoti Lanjewar, HiraBansode etc. were expressing their introductions withgreat.