They're the problems of poverty, of the rights of the individual, of the changes brought about by technology. They're the ones that count, more than religion!

The future doesn't frighten me, even if it threatens to be full of other difficulties.

When you look at the beginning of the actual war, it's not hard to recognize that the Pakistanis were the ones to attack.

The question before the advanced nations is not whether they can afford to help the developing nations, but whether they can afford not to do so.

I remember harrowing episodes. People who emigrated, people who didn't want to emigrate...Many Muslims didn't want to leave India to go to live in Pakistan, but the propaganda was that there they'd have greater opportunities and so they left. Many Hindus, on the other hand, didn't want to stay in Pakistan, but they had ties there or property and so they stayed.

Opportunities are not offered. They must be wrested and worked for. And this calls for perseverance... and courage.

The word 'when' is so important for a people, for an individual! If an individual thinks he won't do it, he'll never do it. Even if he's highly intelligent, even if he has countless talents.