What should the acts and behaviour of girls be like?

Shri Shri Thakur : Without pushing behind the curtains we need to ensure that girls do not have free mixing with men¹. If they are required to go outside for some reason they need to be accompanied by an elderly relative first or else by some elderly, wise and respectful man. Other than these, easy mixing with anyone is not good at all². Reading with a student or reading in front  of a young professor in isolation – such acts are indecent for girls. Moreover, the Aryans are the superior most race, so an Aryan woman will never surrender to a sub-Aryan race.

Question : Why the Aryan race is the superior most?

Shri Shri Thakur : The Aryan race is the superior most³ because they are the oldest and Vedas are the record of realisations of the past sages (Aryan). Those who did not follow this, did not perform 'Suryopasana' (heliolatry) - they left Persia and Bharat.

Foot notes:

¹ – "Great daily intimacy between sexes....tends to rub off the bloom and delicacy which can develop in each. Girls suffer in this respect far more than the boys." - 'Youth' - Stanley Hall

² – "From girlhood to maturity a woman must be under the guardianship of the father, the husband or the son. In their absence, the kinsmen will be her guardian; never is she free." -  (1.85) from Yajnavalkya Samhita

³ – "Naturally isolated by its gigantic mountain barrier in the North, the Indian Peninsula has ever since the Aryan invasion formed a world apart, over which a unique form of Aryan civilisation rapidly spread, and has ever since prevailed. When the Greeks, towards the end of the 4th century B.C. invaded the North-West, the Indians had already fully worked out a national culture of their own unaffected by foreign influences. No other branch of the Indo-European stock has experienced an isolated evolution like this." - A. Macdonald

"..and remember that this (Geeta) which forms part of the Mahabharata, the greatest epic on earth, was written four or five thousand years ago." - Maurice Maeterlinck

 [Ref: Nana Prasange Vol.1, Ninth Edition, Dec-2001, Page 65]