Give a brief write-up about a man from Udipi.
Or
What stories did a man from Udipi once tell the author, Anees Jung?
Once the writer meets a man from Udipi. About the shoes, he tells that as a young boy, he would daily go to school past an old temple. In his way he would stay there for sometime to pray to the goddess for a pair of shoes. His father was a priest at the temple. Finally, he got a pair of shoes and became contented.
Why do these children remain barefoot?
What different excuses do the ragpickers children offer for not wearing chappals?
What type of contrast does the writer point out between Saheb and the son of the priest?
Seemapuri is on the periphery of Delhi and yet miles away from it. Why does the author say so?
