Bhumikanya

The stories in this book are all of a common woman whom we see often everywhere. These stories reveal the truth about her the facts which are surprisingly intense yet these stories are very meaningful and artistic. A girl child is a burden even before she is born. She is exploited at all the modes of life. No one seems to celebrate her birth on the contrary every single brick in the house mourns on her birth. This especially worries the mother of such child. In a lifestyle where scarcity is in ample then all the women members of the family from the oldest to the youngest have to face the insufficiency the scarcity and the psychological and physical torture it brings with it. The society treats the male gender and the female gender differently. Under no circumstances the woman can be the one to carry the name of her heredity. Rich or poor a woman is always an outsider in her house in her family at her inlaws place in her parent's house. All these aspects make the stories very lively and true. They affect the reader with the truthfulness. They impress the minds deeply. All these stories represent the pain of a female mind as never before.