Under such circumstances, if one girl has an overture for another “Tomorrow I Shall put vermilion in your finer’; the other one accepts the morass. This is not social, not natural but is a probably reality. What the Girl is practicing or has practiced for is in the depths of inappropriateness or this is a social or conditional need of time in the changing social precincts.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Rita Garg
Rita Garg holds and M.A. (English) degree from St. John’s Collage, Agra and a Doctorate from Meerut University, Meerut. She started teaching at the Rajasthan university, Jaipur in 1978, followed by the Meerut University, Meerut; has authored a set of text books, a novel, a story book (in collaboration), a book of poems (in collaboration) and the novel (in press); has produced three Ph. Ds and is supervising more than a dozen doctoral dissertations; has eight research papers to her credit. She is the Senior most Reader, Dept. of English, I.N. (P.G.) College, Meerut.
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