said Jayshree as she laughed, probably wondering in her head whether the two young, urban, educated women were thinking if she had a lot of time to idle by. I wake-up at 05:30 in the morning, make my tea, brush my teeth, have tea and leave for the market. I come back with goods by 09:00–clock and hand them over to my daughter-in-law. Then she sets up the stall at Kanheri. By the time I come back home, have a bath, eat some food, and leave back for Kanheri. Then she comes back. And then I spend the rest of the day there in Kanheri. Me and my daughter-in-law come back in the evening. Both of us prepare dinner and have it with everyone. Then, by 10-10:30 at night, we go to sleep. We are tired by then. It's not nice to sit at someone else's door ... Because sitting at someone else's place and talking is like committing a crime here (… Laughs …) As you know things spread very quickly… So better not to step at anyone's door … Our two-three houses here ... Like my house, my sister’s house, Gharatkar’s house ... A few of us get together and sit somewhere … Around 10-10:30 (pm) we set up a fire and chit chat … And then we get back and sleep at our places … Our doors are usually kept open while others close them … Till 11-11:30 (pm) … Sometimes even till 12 at night we keep on chit-chatting about the situations at home … Like only these two to three houses … And we live together nicely …