Mahatma Gandhi - Someone, please correct it. Late Mr. M.K.Gandhi, better called as Bapu, is known to everyone in India as a great freedom fighter and as a person who first showed everyone the true strength of non-violence while fighting British for independence of India. He used to observe a day of silence every week, I think, on every Monday. One day, a man came to visit him and handed him a handful of pages. He said,"Bapu, you are not worthy to be our leader. You have many faults. Your actions are biased. I don't know how people think of you as a leader. I have written all these pages so that I can show you your faults. Read them carefully and try to change yourself." Gandhi took the pages from him and flipped through them. After reading all the pages, he removed a pin from the corner of the pages that was holding them together and kept it in a box. He then returned all the pages back to that person and told him,"Young man, from the things you gave me, I have kept the thing for me that I found the most useful. Thank you very much." The young man felt humiliated. Without uttering any further words, he went away. So, my friends, sometimes we should neglect what people think or say about us or our actions. If we know from the bottom of our heart that our actions are pure, we should continue doing them without thinking of others. What do you think? Corrections and suggestions are welcome as always. Thank you very much for reading.