Modesty is the test of a women’s grandeur. If a woman has no modesty, she is injuring the interest of a womanhood itself, besides undermining her own personality. She is like a frangranceless flower, which the world does not cherish or honour or even approve. The absence of modesty makes life, for a woman, however rich in other accomplishments, a waste and vacuum. Modesty lifts her to the heights of sublime holiness. The modesty of woman wields authority in the home and outside in community as well as in the world. (Ddd, p. 71)