This is a very heart rending report about the loneliness, hunger, alienation and desperation of the old people who are left alone in the Old Homes and everywhere by their sons and daughters. Poverty again is the cause behind these sad eyes and grim faces. The old people, in the report, yearn for meeting their children. The woman sitting against the wall says she calls up her sons and daughters but she is now more concerned with a respectable death. The grave will at least save her self respect. The old people on the roads say that the government should make a plan for them. At least they should not be bothered about their existence. They don't have the opportunities to make both ends meet even.