Since I could not ignore his opinion, I had to include both view points often contradicting each other, in several places. I realized this truth in the later years. The federal government built an editorial board to document India's freedom struggle with me as the chief editor. I discovered that other fellow historians were so eager to write history glorifying their friends in politics that I had to get out. We should not write corrupted history, however bitter the proceedings may be.
Many countries have the tradition of changing history as their leaders change.
We should not let India become one of those. History should be written based on sound proof and reasoning and not focused around famous personalities. I have been greatly influenced by Ramakrishna Paramahamsa and Swami Vivekananda . I distinctly remember seeing Swami Vivekananda in a public meeting. Two of my best friends became Sanyasis.