"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalDo you believe in Gender equality? Do you believe in liberation of women? Do you believe that a society which denies equal gender rights can never be progressive? Well then, read through various poetries represented as Emotions. Read through the lines, connect with them, and connect with the various women they represent. Understand the issues women face in this patriarchal society.
The true liberation and equality for women lays in their freedom to think, will to choose and right to execute. Let them choose their mate, their education, their goal and their dream. Let them have their right to pursue it and hold on to it. Let there not be a single girl or woman who is physically or mentally abused. Let there be no acts of violence against them. Let there be ways to find and spread love.
TheCritics
TheCritics, a doctor by profession is a writer by passion. He started writing at the age of thirteen and started working with the society at the age of twenty. Running an NGO and working with the society for ten years, his writing reflects the issues that exist in the society. After a positive response for his poetry compilation ‘Life is bless, and Love is bliss’, he has now come up with his second poetry compilation. Through this book,‘I am a Woman, and I am an Indian,’ he hopes to voice out the voice of oppressed women in this country. And through their voice, he hopes to address the various issues women faces in this society and thereby demand gender equality.
