Question

1. Her city cousins and she, with her small town background were poles apert. She
had nothing in common with them.' How was Radha diferent from her cousins?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

For Radha dinner is served at seven. She crouches down behind a shed, a good distance from her house, then waits.

She knows what the menu will be: boiled rice, the same as yesterday and the day before. She knows that it will be her little sister who serves it, throwing the rice onto her plate from a height, the way you would feed a dog.

In Jamu, Radha's village in western Nepal, her status is lower than a dog's, because she is menstruating.