Women, Nature, and Subservience: An Eco-feminist Study of Kalidas’ Meghadoot

The article aims to analyze the connections between women and nature in Kalidas’ Meghadoot by using an eco-feminist approach. paper argues that Kalidasa depicts as equally subservient men ancient patriarchal society, his purpose doing so is foreground need equate assert their equality with of men. As a theory, ecofeminism tends nature, particularly fact both face domination exploitation at hands critics believe issues ecology are interrelated. To deal this concept papers borrow theoretical insights from Warren, Miles, Vandhana Shiva. indicates represented alike Meghadoot, treated feminine exploited society. human can live naturally happy life on earth if hierarchy males females abolished. Revering also connotes due respect for inspiresthe male love mother. Through literary work, poet intends show significance idea maintain harmony among men, women, nature.