A Planet to Change Isanee Sengupta Last night, a girl from another state called me over the phone, asking in Hindi, "Madam, sirf doctor honge toh hi saza milti hai, agar koi khet me kaam karne wali ho toh!" ("Madam, only in the case of a doctor will the offender get punishment; what about those who work in agricultural fields!") She worked with me as a semi-skilled labourer in my archaeological fieldwork. She used to talk about all her doubts, life struggles, the outside world, and definitely how to cope with those. But I could not ask her anything this time. I thought that it would only nurture her pain more, as I already felt that she must be talking about some known person, maybe a friend, a sister, or a relative. Let's not focus on the addition to the list. Here, the issue is not about any religion, caste, profession, gender, or any other specific background; it is not about any specific modus operandi. It is now a way for offenders to make others see th