Interpretation of Angel in The House in Rajam Krishnan's 'Lamps In The Whirlpool'

<p>The situation of a South Indian Brahmin daughter-in-law is the focus of this article's<br>discussion of Indian culture. However, any woman anywhere in the globe can benefit<br>from reading the article. Cultural differences may exist in social norms, surroundings,<br>and circumstances, but when we observe that women are treated similarly<br>everywhere, we can conclude that these factors are universal. It is indisputable that<br>the idea of an angel in the home has persisted throughout history and is similar in<br>practically all civilizations. As a result, it is now necessary to uphold women's beliefs,<br>acknowledge their worth and dignity, and acknowledge the unique contributions that<br>women make to their families and cultures.</p>