Rapes that are too commonplace, and are as ordinary as arrival and departure of trains – are the discussion topics. The book talks of rapes and prostitutes; it talks of hollowness and fakeness of our existences. This is 2016 and still human beings as barbarians move around. Technology, lifestyle and gadgets cannot make us humans. Humans are distinguished by their desires, emotions and ability to think – so, we eat, sleep, drink, have sex, like animals, but also feel, aspire, and have infinite capacities to evolve spiritually. Unfortunately, we as beings are everything but humans, so we are ‘minus’ humans, worse than animals or insects.

This work is no story narration – for the world to read – with fingers crossed – that ‘what next’. It is a thought process and a penning down of all that the author feels as a woman and as a being (if the world regards her as one).