Chapter Overview
“Dharam Juddha” (meaning “righteous war”) by Arjun Dev Charan portrays Padma, a thoughtful young girl, who questions societal norms around women’s identity. Through dialogues with her parents and teacher, she challenges entrenched beliefs and seeks equality, illustrating a modern moral struggle. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Important Keywords
- Dharam Juddha: A righteous battle – about justice, identity, and rights.
- Padma: The protagonist—a questioning, intelligent young girl.
- Identity: Personal and social recognition, especially of women.
- Orthodox: Strict adherence to traditional beliefs.
- Injustice: Unfair treatment—challenged by Padma.
- Equality: Fundamental theme—women vs men.
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