Delhi :  We fortunate and blessed Dr. Rajendra Bhola, Mr. Sanjeev K Bijli (Owner- PVR Cinema), Shalini Wadhwa ( Founder – Festival Of Hope ), Mr. Avneesh Saran ( Counsel, Government Of India ), Sanjay Kaushik Chairman – Paramount Group, Mr. Abhijeet Sinha Member – UNICEF inaugurate and unveil Title is Untitled – Be infants in Evil, But in your thinking be Adults – A Social Adult Book.

Santosh Avvannavar, KundanSrivastava and RaghunathBabu Are introduce their debut work, ‘Title is Untitled: First Night, No Light,’ to be released at the Festival of Hope in Delhi, November 22, 2014.

‘Title is Untitled’ is a unique social commentary, focused on the issue of rape and the social institutions that enable it in urban and rural India.

Instead of relying solely on statistics to present their argument, Avvannavar, Srivastava and Babu Areutilize fictitious stories to serve as ‘case studies’ about how women are treated in Indian society. The book covers a myriad of interwoven topics, including education, early-arranged marriage and brothel trafficking. The authors tackle serious issues in a novel format, even throwing in a healthy dose of humor towards the end of the book.

Indian actor and director KabirSadanand offers advance praise for the work, “We must understand [rape victims] don’t need our sympathy, what they need is our commitment to stand by them. The initiative and courage to do the same as shown by the authors is inspirational.”

The book is available for pre-order now on Amazon Kindle and other stores such as Amazon, B&N, Pothi.

ABOUT BOOK

“Title is Untitled” Be infants in Evil, but in your thinking be Adults – A Social Adult Book

Highlights:  The River can be purified by an Action Plan; But What Action Plan can revive me? My name is Ganga and this is my Story – Title is Untitled.

We believe Women are the glory of creature and book of facts blended with fiction to spread more awareness in our society. Facts about various problems in the present urban and rural societies of India are presented wrapped in fiction, like case studies to elaborate them. Women of our country are often victims to most issues like rape, marital rape, prostitution, child marriage, child trafficking and others. So, try to create a little awareness in our educated society.

The question is – can we do something for them?

We can at least be aware of the steps that lead to these sins and spread the awareness. We can try to stop people who sell young girls to brothels. We can stop marital rape in our own homes. Will we do so? Or just read the book and keep it in the shelf with a sigh?

What do we intend to show through our Novel?

Title is Untitled – The name itself says that this book is a subjective study. Readers are invited to bring their own subjectivity to the issues discussed in the novel. These issues are being interpreted in their own peculiar way, depending on the context and taboos. The interpretation of the authors can be assessed individually.

      The cover shows symbolic relations between these interpretations and the various pain points touched in the Novel.

A woman has their own identity. However, society has been constantly redefining their identity and trying to communicate in different manner. These communications has been depicted by the letters which covers the women. Especially, covered private parts of women denote sexual abuse. The society is being denoted by a symbolic donkey in a human dress. The donkey is known to be a carrier and is not looked upon with respect. Society carries taboos and their unfulfilled desires and carries them all along; irrespective of the modernity hoax it wears.

      Everything in Indian society is grey. Nothing is black and white. This grey thinking denotes the justification for their beliefs and taboos, which society gives to ladies and everybody around.

However, we need to address positive interpretation of the authors. Back cover with flowers, and two eyes, shows that authors are quite optimistic and are struggling to bring this issue in a positive manner. The future is here to blossom.

 

About Kundan Srivastava

Kundan Srivastava was born on 03 July 1989 to Ratneshwar Prasad Verma and Ragini Verma in Raxaul India. He studied at Dehradun Institute of Technology, Dehradun earning B.Tech in Information Technology. Kundan was passionate social work after when he faced three misfortunes in his life; kidnapped in 2004, younger brother died in 2005, father died in 2012. He is CEO & Founder of Be In Humanity Foundation working for Humanity cause. Engineer by profession and qualification, he is now working as engineer in IT sector. His devotion to social work is worship to God about his commitment to the society. Indeed it is hard to find a Technical graduate and many misfortune survivor till his a small age in social sector. The technocrat turned social worker provides the leadership to the organization. Having the belief in his confidence many of people, worker and volunteer works under his guidance. In single word he is an Altruist.

Achievements

Youngest Founder NGO Sectors and Social Activist in India

Honored with Universal Humanity Award 2013, An International Prestigious Award for Excellence in Humanitarian Services honored by Mr. Kapil Sibbal Minister of Communications and Information Technology and Law and Justice.  Mr Malose William Mogale – South Africa High Commissioner

Honored to Pithhadhish Award (Bihar Shree Award) 2012, for youth social activist in Bihar

DIT Alumni Kundan Srivastava of 2007-2011 batches, B Tech in Information Technology is now among the Top Achievers announced by College Managament of Dehradun Institute of Technology, Dehradun.

DIT Alumni Kundan Srivastava receives Universal Humanity Award 2013 on World Humanitarian Day at Constitution Club of India, New Delhi.