Key Highlights
- Above the trophies, photos of baby boys are taped to the wall.
- Thirteen-year-old Sushila, the third daughter of Sunita and Sanjay Singwai, holds up a drawing she made last year of an imagined brother, a smiling baby surrounded by butterflies, hearts and teddy bears, and compares it with the real brother who was born on January 4.
- She is happy because no one at school will dare call her “brother-less” again.
- The taunts were constant, her mother says, lying in bed with her nearly two-week-old son.
- “I never looked at girls and boys differently.
