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One day, he invited me to his home for a meal. His wife was horrified at the idea of
a Muslim boy being invited to dine in her ritually pure kitchen. She refused to serve me in
her kitchen. Sivasubramania Iyer was not perturbed, nor did he get angry with his wife, but
instead, served me with his own hands and sat down beside me to eat his meal. His wife
watched us from behind the kitchen door. I wondered whether she had observed any difference
in the way I ate rice, drank water or cleaned the floor after the meal. When I was leaving his
house, Sivasubramania Iyer invited me to join him for dinner again the next weekend,
Observing my hesitation, he told not to get upset, saying, "Once you decide to change the
system, such problems have to be confronted.” When I visited his house the next week,
Sivasubramania Iyer's wife took me inside her kitchen and served me food with her own
hands.
Then the Second World War was over and India's freedom was imminent. "Indians
will build their own India," declared Gandhiji. The whole country was filled with an
unprecedented​

Answer 1

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it's the story of Dr APJ Abdul Kalam sir