STAID SURAJ -The journey of a fled Preteenager

STAID  SURAJ

The journey of a fled Preteenager

STAID  SURAJ

The journey of a fled Preteenager

ABOUT THE BOOK

                                 ISBN-9789385991837

                                            Rs/-399

“Staid Suraj, The Journey of A Fled Preteenager” mirrors the unfortunate suffering of a lad 'Suraj', who belongs to a high caste Hindu, Landlord Brahmin family. Suraj lost his mother at a very young age of five. Considering Suraj's due upbringing, his father(clerk in a local tobacco godown)  married a young Brahmin widow, who was already mother of two kids Chitra and Arun.

            Under the barbarous shadow of step mother, Suraj loosen his grip of sustainability in family and ran away one midnight, after being beaten dark and blue by his father (The only loving being for his world). 

            From the possible fear of being caught 'without ticket' by some bully GRP (Government Railway Police) on train, Suraj encased himself in toilet, where he fainted in the boiling threshold of foul gases and failed to dismount on 'Desri' Railway Station (where he was supposed to).

            The novel touches cunning and critical responses by society(in terms of human trafficker, vendor and policeman) for a lost and helpless lad. 

            Suraj fortunately encounters a Pujari, who took him to his Nanighar, extending his sympathetic helping hand on the sheer sight of Janeu (a sacred thread worn round the body by high caste Hindu Males) and bruises all around his body. 

            On various occasion he is enlightened with valuable universal truth of life and experiences critical outlook of society in terms of castism.  The novel is not untouched with comical episodes and reflects multiple sector like family (inter relationship), self management, social administration, spiritual, moral, high minded values and more ……