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What does the book say about the role of women in Indian society?

AWomen are depicted as powerful and independent

BWomen are shown as victims of patriarchal oppression and societal expectations

CWomen are portrayed as equals to men

Dwomen's success in their dreams

Answer:

B. Women are shown as victims of patriarchal oppression and societal expectations

Read Explanation:

Through characters like Ammu and Mammachi, the novel highlights how women suffer due to social norms and gender roles


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