August 18, 1997  
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What it Means to be an Indian

50For some, the thoughts come easily, dripping with patriotism or pure venom. For others, it needs hours of conversation for the words and feelings, usually buried deep or hardly ever considered, to surface. INDIA TODAY presents frank, unguarded thoughts of some of the best known -- and some totally unknown -- people across the nation who make up the fabric of India. After 50 years of Independence, this is the voice of India, a reflection of who we are. It shows how far we have come. And how far we need to go.

Interview by KALLI PURIE
Photograph by BANDEEP SINGH

Sachin TendulkarSACHIN TENDULKAR, Captain, Indian cricket team
It's very hard to explain what sacrifice is and what we do. It happens spontaneously, you realise this particular guy is not playing for himself, it just happens. You start thinking about the team and not yourself.

 

 

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