In English
A woman is the first teacher of her children
Man has only one home, but a woman has two homes to guard from ill fame - the home where she was born and brought up and the home where she marries. When she breaks all rules and runs unbridled into freedom, she becomes dangerous to the reputation and good name of both families - that of her parents and that of her parents-in-law. Indian culture and spiritual traditions have always awarded a high place to women, since upon her rested the strength of the entire social fabric. She is a companion and guide of her husband and the first teacher of her children - an example for their social attitudes, a model for their speech and a guardian of their health and mental happiness. She is called the (half body) of the husband. There are many temples where God is worshipped as (half woman and half man) - the right half being male and the left half female. The honour and glory of a country is held to be in the hands of the woman.