Many may not be aware of the vendor-free shops along the roads in the interior regions of Mizoram. These traditional vendor-free markets are a remarkable testament to the strong social structure and honesty of the Mizo people. Set against the backdrop of Arunachal Pradesh’s prestigious educational institution NERIST and Mizoram, this novel explores themes of confession, remorse, and the effort to make amends.

Only a truthful and courageous person can bravely admit their mistakes. Confession is the first step toward correction, and rectifying one’s errors adds unmatched value to life. Based on these profound truths, the novel The Market Without Vendors is a unique tale of a love triangle involving Kato, a young girl from the Nyishi tribe of Arunachal Pradesh, Juali, a Lushai girl from Mizoram, and their mutual affection for Bhaiyam.