"The Decider" is a gripping imaginary story of a mother and her daughter, who were gang raped and tortured repeatedly for two days on a mail train, travelling from Mumbai to Calcutta. The
perpetrators were known to them, one being the daughter's boss, whom she was accompanying on her first business trip. To save the daughter and herself from repeated torture of the four drunk rapists, though rich and well educated, the mother decided to punish them in a very intelligent manner, in self-defense. She also sought to set an example to warn all rapists that a victim, even a seemingly weak one, can Decide to take revenge against repeated rape and torture, thus becoming "The Decider" who takes bold decisions to punish the criminals. The book sends a strong message to society that rape is a severe crime, and a rapist deserves to be punished immediately.
The mystery about the death of four rapists, the pulse-racing narrative of vengeance and empowerment, make "The Decider" a very interesting read.
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Mrinal Nag
Brigadier. Dr. Mrinal K. Nag is a War Veteran and served in the Indian Army for 27 years. He also served in the corporate sector for six years in Senior Positions. He had a passion for teaching and shifted to the field of education in 2006. He was the Director of an eMBA Institute in Mumbai, a Founder Member and Chief Adviser of another MBA Institute in Mumbai. He was also the Chief Adviser and Head of Podar World College, Mumbai, affiliated to the University of London, for 10 years. His outstanding contributions to education have earned him multiple global awards from the World Education Congress. Mrinal Nag holds an MA in Economics, an MBA in Materials Management, a Diploma in Petroleum Technology, an LLB, and a PhD in Operations Management. Two of his recently published books have received wide appreciation from readers. He currently serves as a Guest Faculty at several reputed management institutes across India.
