Mi,Phoolandevi  (Marathi, Paperback, RAMBALI PAUL)

She Was One Of Those Rare People Who, In Their Very Lifetime, Seem Straight Out Of A Legend ... Born In The Heart Of India Into A Low-Caste Family, Phoolan Devi Was Destined For Domestic Slavery. Married At Eleven To A Man Three Times Older Than Her, Abandoned And Then Raped Before Being Kidnapped By Outlaws, She Rebelled To Become The Famous Queen Of Bandits. For Three Years, At The Head Of A Real Army, She Struck The Imagination Of An Entire Continent, Stealing From The Rich To Give To The Poor, In The Pursuit Of Revenge Ever Satiated Against The Brutality Of Men. For All The Women In The World, From Humiliation To Liberation, Phoolan Devi Had Become The Symbol Of Rebellion And Struggle. She Was Murdered On July 25, 2001. This Book Is Her Will. Phoolan Devi Was Born In 1961 In A Poor Village In India. After Eleven Years In Prison, She Gives Us The Heartbreaking Testimony Of Her Fight Against Misery, Violence And Slavery. After Founding An Advocate For The Oppressed, Phoolan Devi Became A Member Of The State Of Uttar Pradesh, Where She Grew Up. She Was Finally Murdered On July 25, 2001, Leaving Behind Countless Rebels.