A Reality Check on the Indian Cultures as Far as Rights of Women are Concerned has Evolved

Author(s)	Shabnum Ara, Dr Aashiq Hussain Zargar
Country	India
Abstract	Abstract The immigrant is about the Nina who lived with her widowed mother in Delhi and is married to NRI dentist in Canada. This paper discusses her life which is completely shattered as she lives a life of loneliness. There is nobody she can talk with except her husband. Canada is a place where Indian culture has offered remained alien ideas and women is considered to remain at home to save her womanhood and her change in attitude is also taken into consideration. Finally the life of Nina changes there is change in overall in her personality. She establishes into a “New Women” and develops new ideas towards life and emerges as a woman of independent ideas.
Keywords	Loneliness, Alien, personality, independent and New Women
Field	Sociology > Linguistic / Literature
Published In	Volume 17, Issue 1, January-March 2026
Published On	2026-01-23

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