He was ever vigilant and careful to see that I had every type of comfort and mental peace. At some places he explained to me the intricacies of the piece of art. And it is a fair question, which is very much predominant in my mind. My reply will be forthright, straight, and simple. The life is a little fast but orderly.
Life is a little self-centred but equally socialistic.
Life is, so to say, gay and jolly, and not desperate. People try to derive the zest of life, and they want to do whatever they can for themselves and their country. This is an important factor in the evolution of a nation. For a group, for a community, or in any country it can be an asset for the people, and also for those who are under-developed, or handicapped, or distressed, or in any way, so to say, not on a full scale to work with others. In London I visited very many places, notably the Whitehall, which was a seat of power for the whole empire.