zenana वाक्य

In the third terrace, the axial water channel flows through the Zenana garden, which is flanked by the Diwan-e-Khas and chinar trees.
Her first role in India was as manager of the Zenana Hospital in Ludhiana, where a medical school for women was established two years after her arrival.
The division of the administrative tasks was dictated largely by the vision of Akbar, who organized his zenana of over 5, 000 noble women and servants.
On the right of Suraj Pol is the Darikhana or Sabha ( council chamber ) behind which lie a Ganesha temple and the zenana ( living quarters for women ).
Anup Singh, who ruled from 1669 98, made substantial additions to the fort complex, with new palaces and the Zenana quarter ( royal dwelling for females ).

By training as doctors and nurses, the women of the zenana missions could be accepted by the women of India in a way that men would not have been.
Residing within the zenana were also eunuchs, concubines, members of the royal household, servants, and entertainers, all of which comprised a massive community within itself.
By training as doctors and nurses, the women of the zenana missions were accepted by the women of India into their homes in a way that men would not have.
In the late 1875, when one Jagadananda Mukherjee invited the Prince of Wales to his residence and zenana, The Hindoo Patriot commented that the national feeling had been outraged.
At Cawnpur, there was a superintendent, zenana missionary, 13 missionaries, 5 native assistants, 968 pupils, 623 in 37 schools, 345 pupils in 184 zenanas.