The Summary
Women have a strangely mystifying status in India.
In mythology and folklore, they are worshipped, idolised and venerated. But in everyday life, they are often subjugated, labelled and objectified.
Given the fragile socio-economic levels of their families, the young women in small towns and rural India have an irrepressible urge to contribute with a second income, but they are held back by social conventions, lack of education and productive sk
