That was Sakshi Malik, winning bronze for India – indeed a fan-boy moment for many of us back then, at that juncture. But today, after seven years from that point of time, as we witness in shock and amazement, that same face breaking down in uncontrollable tears of grief and humiliation, crying out for justice, security and respect – we can only bow down our heads and offer our unconditional ‘shame’ and ‘apologies’ to her. Indeed, we have nothing else to offer.