About this book, the author himself writes that he had thought what is the point of writing an autobiography. Whatever happened, that is what has to be written; but while writing it, he realized that the problem in autobiography is not of writing, but of selection. What to write and what not to write. One has to write one's own truth, but one should not expose the deceit of others; because in it one can see the effort to make oneself great, those events that hurt one's own people and those events, which glorify the author in the form of self-reproach. The author can also adorn himself with those qualities, which he does not have and he can also present his faults in such a way that they appear to be qualities. It is very difficult to speak the bare truth; not only the author himself gets caught in it, but also those people get caught, about whom the author does not have the right to speak the truth. That is why I have written the plain truth and where required, I have also put up a thin veil of creativity. My effort is to ensure that my truth is presented before the readers, but other people should not get entangled in it.