Gopal Agarwal

Pcos / पी-कॉस Gopal Agarwal

Whether the disease is in the society or in the individual, hiding or suppressing it will worsen the condition, so it would be appropriate that treatment should be started as soon as the symptoms emerge.




Every living being is bound by the essential laws of nature. The rumbling clouds in Indian politics are being countered by raising an umbrella at the city square, while the problem is of rain water filling up the streets and roads and that water filling the houses and shops. The author sees the diagnosis of the disorders of the society in the quiet treatment according to the scriptures, apart from the noise of dissection and surgery.




The first story is of a girl who is turning young. Often, girls hesitate in sharing things with their mothers while growing up to avoid shame. 'PCOS' is a story of a normal family but there is depiction of a common problem in the society, the solution of which should be seen by every family.



In the second and third story, its shown how conspiracies happening in the society are being accepted.



The fourth story revolves around a family where each member has their own definition of happiness. A college going girl from the same family gives the ideal definition of 'happiness'




The author is here to bring out the root causes of everyday problems and treat the disorders at the root. This is a family friendly book.