![]() ![]() When he attempts to suicide, he transpires to meet Vanhi. He is living with a cloud of despair and there is no light to see here and there. Whatever belonging he has left with, it might be auctioned off at any time. ![]() ![]() He has been trying to get a loan and there is no outcome. Now, he is doing a different job for survival but not enough to take care of the needs of family members. He has to grapple with feeding his family. The story’s protagonist, Subodh Kadale, an ordinary farmer from the Beed district, also has a backlog of financial crises for a long time. It augments the several suicidal deaths that have become a grave concern for human society. Because of this dire situation, my farmers have gone debt-ridden and lost their livelihood. The story depicts the plight of farmers who have been committing suicide due to severe drought and famine in the central part of India. On Suicide a thin line between life and death, one who sees it, doesn’t cross it who doesn’t see it, crosses it.” - Quoted By Eshwarmurthy G Pillai, Hang On: A Second Wind ‘A Second Wind’ is the first book of the ‘Hang On’ Series, written by Eshwarmurthy Pillai. ![]() Book Review: Hang On: A Second Wind By Eshwarmurthy G Pillai Book Review: Hang On: A Second Wind By Eshwarmurthy G Pillai ![]()
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