Scarcity of Pride.

Scarcity of Pride.

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In my blessed country, India, one can find a diverse range of culture, food, color, nature, fashion, heck we even have a bunch of different languages. But there is one thing, that isn't different for all 1.3 billion of use. Women come second, no matter how much they contribute to make our lives better. This is the story of Ishaani, and her battle against family, and people who think they can control her. -Will also include rants.
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