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Three top international editors questioned him openly on his first TV appearance. No scripts, no teleprompters, no vetted questions, no PR campaign. And still he comes across as what he always was - brilliant, thoughtful, articulate, fearless and full of hope and optimism. Jawaharlal Nehru India’s greatest Prime Minister.... show more

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