The book ‘Indian Women’ presents a terrific research on ethos, pathos, history, and all those societal and its allied parameters that affect the space and liberty and identity patterns of women in all walks of life in our country for ages. Written by a duo of a woman and man – Indira J. Parikh and Pulin K. Garg – this book brings forward the inner dialogues of women from various facets of life that are not necessarily voiced over the time. These inner dialogues, expressed and unarticulated, form the scaffold of the book’s narrative. Despite producing such intense and profound content, which the duo have been compiling since 1983, the book goes in a smooth way, with least interruptions and above all it sounds like a complete work on the status of Indian women, providing relevant and timely commentary and throwing a highlight on their space. It’s a general fact that women in our country endured a lot since the dawn of women. They had been denied privileges, personal space, basic free
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