(class 12 lost spring chapter pls ans it....) It symbolizes an lIndian woman's suhag, auspiciousness in marriage. Ilt will dawn on her suddenly one day when her head is draped with a red veil, her hands dyed red with henna. a) What symbolizes "suhag"? b) Who is being referred to? Where does she live? c) Where does she work?
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bangle symbolises an Indian woman's Suhag, i.e. an auspiciousness in marriage. She will also come to know of it when she becomes a bride.
Bangles symbolise auspiciousness for a married Indian woman. According to the author, Savita will know “the sanctity of the bangles she makes” when she becomes a bride. An Indian bride's head is draped with a red veil and her hands are dyed with red henna. Red coloured bangles are worn by her on her wrists.