Dear Friend Raj Arumugam 

Thanks for the continued cooperation ny reading my blogs and encouraging me to be better.

Naval Langa

Hi Naval
Look forward to more posts from you in this series

To Mr. Krishnan Bala 

Thanks for such a thought full comment.

Naval Langa

To Dawn and Dew 

Thanks for the visit and the comment.

Naval Langa

Dear Naval Langa,
                                     After going through the comments here I am forced to believe that a man how ever high may be  in merit , gets the ranking according to the opinions held by him of the evaluator. Thus Britishers should be ranking him high in their esteem and the men from the erstwhile occupied territories,feel dis-enchanted with him. That is as far as one's prejudice would go. For me he comes as a great statesman,writer,nationalist,successful politician and the greatest leader of men in crisis. His diplomatic interlude to get the U.S. to get in to the war and his speech of "blood,sweat and tears" epitomizes his personality and strength of character. His depiction of Gandhi as the- naked fakir is less offensive when you compare the rantings of Mayawathi and her ilk in India.

Yes, Churchill has really lied 
and the truth that 
truth always prevails 
has not got its pants on!

To Mr. palahali

Your observations are quite right. And perhaps for those reasons he, Winston churchil was ousted as Prime Minister in the election held after World War II.

Naval Langa

To Dear Friend Raj Arumugam

Yes, though Winston Churchil was one of the good statemen of the west, he had no proper opinion about Indians in general and Mahatma Gandhi in particular.

Naval Langa

To Mr. santhemant

Yes, we the Indians have proved those persons wrong who believed that we would not be able to progress on our own. 
Thanks for the visit and the thoughtful comment. Keep visiting.

Naval Langa

Navalji

Thanks for the blog. Chruchill was considered as a great man in the west, I have heard Americans talk very high of him (He was first in British poll of great/important people taken 5 years ago) . But our experience is not that good. He represents the arrogance of imperialism. Apart from his deplorable statements about Gandhi,I have read that he did not understand the harm of nuclear weapons. Churchill did not talk properly with  Niels Bohr, a great scientist and an equally great human being, He even suspected Bohr of being a traitor ! Regards