In India, getting a baby is everybody’s business. I remember that wife of one of my ‘sala’ (brother-in-law) (although ‘sala’ is also commonly used as a swear word in India) had a tough time dealing with comments till she conceived fourteen years after marriage, after many surgeries, etc. She had become immune to comments, or maybe, they made her stronger. I remember a ‘tantrik, a kind of black magician)’, who stayed near our house, told my wife casually on seeing her cousin’s wife for the first time (without asking) that her face shows that she would be soon have good news, though ‘soon’ took ten years. In India, ‘tantriks’ are a common phenomena in small towns and villages, and some come to stay in bigger towns to mint money. Even local TV channels and regional newspapers boldly advertise them.