1413 miles you won't see in India: cause nine stories are enough to make a book worth reading. '1413 miles you won't see in India' is a novel encompassing nine cities in the country and the stories that live in them. It's about the journey of nine different people- from nine to sixty, from broken up to gay, from leaving your hometown to coming back to it, using arts to escape your poison to arts being your drug, from inventing in the slums of a narrow road to the chilly mountains. It has a little young girl realising cats aren't helping birds out and Ananya learning that her best friend breakup isn't the end of love, Ansh discovering the streets of Delhi with the bullies that drug it and a 'settled' postman to want to paint his life a tad shade more exciting, Sindoor stoning her name in rape corrupted slums, Rakhi paying for the trash that took away someone too close, Kripal missing the love that awaits at home and Aja knowing that even though, he might love his parents, they'd never want him to be in love with a man. As each place strings the other along, there lies the same connection between not just the travel of 1413 miles from his house to her but of finding a little bit of yourself here and there as they find love, find acceptance and slowly, painfully, find each other.