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Tagore‟s role in the freedom of Indian women is an unequivocal one, yet he assumes an imperative part in the liberation of women particularly in Bengal. Through his productive written work of letters, short stories and essays, he uncovered the hopeless situation of women. Accordingly he campaigns for their uniformity and he has featured the situation of women who are subjected to man centric setup in the Bengal society for a few centuries. The violence, both physical and mental released against women is broadly predominant wherever regardless of caste, creed and colour. The delegate states of women nearly demoralize them such that they endure and live with it quietly. Through his stories and novels Tagore needs to sharpen public opinion, individual convictions and society‟s self-recognition. Women are the objective of mistreatment on numerous fronts like societal, physical, political and economic condition. Mistreatment of women is assumed that men are better than women and therefore manifestations of violence against women on different measures and degrees existed back then and such circumstance is yet prevailing in India. It surfaces as a noteworthy subject in his short stories, the issues of joint-family structures, the patriarchal setup and women‟s expectations and aspirations being broken by the savage society. William Radice in his Introduction to Tagore‟s selected short Stories states, ...we find in Tagore‟s stories ample evidences of his reflections on child marriage and dowry system; bigoted orthodoxy or casteism; changing landlord-tenant relations; the political frustrations of a rising educated class; the growing gulf between town and country; man‟s intimate relation with nature; ruinous litigation; dehumanizing poverty; cruel and corrupt officialdom. (Dominic, 2009, p-23-24)

Dena Paona (Debits and Credits): A Critical Assessment on the Basis of Feminism