I Have Eating Something From You, That Means I'll Always Do the Best for You

A large part of British army, both in World War I and World War II, was Indian soldiers who fought for fifty-pisah a day. They did not even give them shoes. If you take something from somebody, the present day Indians may be losing it, but generally, traditionally, it is called as… I have eaten something from you, that means I'll always do the best for you. So, this… it's called namak that I've eaten the salt from your hands, because this comes from the understanding of runanabhanda. This whole enterprise of imperialism will be staffed by Indians,.