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Narishakti
I sat there, with the paper turned back. Remained quiet amidst the chaos in the class, as my right knee shook. With a hand on my knee and another on the paper, I turned it over. It was not good. It wa...
Keya DadhaniyaI often write about the deep importance of day-to-day experiences in a woman's life. I question the choices of a woman, and help her see beyond what she is shown. This book is on those lines and showcases the questions a woman encounters every day.
