A Woman In Time Transit

The book is based on historical facts about compulsive migration of Aryan tribe Purus residing in the vicinity of Caspian Sea. They planned to send a three man troupe mission to the land of ‘rivers’ beyond the great mountain Himalayas.

When Zaire, the leader of the probing troupe reached the land of rivers, he found a beautiful land mass with a lot of greenery, abundance of water resources, and vast cultivable agricultural land. As the probing troupe entered Indian continent before eighteen centuries before Christ, they found living Indus Valley Civilization flourishing among the cities of Mohanjo-Doro and Harappa, which were cosmopolitan urban cities.

The black aboriginal people resided in those ancient cities had followed their own customs and rules for the society. On their return and submitting their report of findings, Purus tribe decides to immediately migrate before other Aryan tribes got the news of their migration. When the probing troupe was there, one of the members got entangled with the local girl and got married with her

At the time when India became independent, eighty percent of its population resided in its rural areas, but at the moment rural population was forced to make an exodus and rushed to cities and now the rural population have only come down to little more than around sixty percent. Two important changes had taken place to such exodus in urban society .

Firstly they brought in all the rural legacies, perceptions, behavior and thinking to the society and acted accordingly in cities, because it was the country of all without any exception; and, secondly they dominated in forcing their will by hook or crook. The present fictional story tries to portray the changes that had taken place. On a priority they tried everything to convert themselves to Western ways, which they thought to be urban, but most of them neither remained purely rural folk, nor became a Westerner, except with the costume drama. One most important change that had taken place was common adoption of corrupt practices and abandoning the values arising out of honesty. Now the society has lost the concepts of difference between ‘civilized’ and ‘uncivilized’.