People Tend To Forget Their Duties But

I Know I'll Astonish Everyone By Talking Like This, But It's God's Truth. Honors Have Never Tempted Me And I've Never Sought Them.

Until I Was About Eighteen, Yes [i Didn't Want To Get Married]. But Not Because I Felt Like A Suffragette, But Because I Wanted To Devote All My Energies To The Struggle To Free India. Marriage, I Thought, Would Have Distracted Me From The Duties I'd Imposed On Myself.

I Suspected [richard Nixon] Was Very Pro-pakistan. Or Rather I Knew That The Americans Had Always Been In Favor Of Pakistan - Not So Much Because They Were In Favor Of Pakistan, But Because They Were Against India.

Little By Little I Changed My Mind, And When I Was About Eighteen, I Began To Consider The Possibility Of Getting Married. Not To Have A Husband, But To Have Children.

Everything I've Done, I've Done Because I Wanted To Do It. In Doing It, I've Plunged In Headlong, Always Believing In It.