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	&ldquo;Top guru&rdquo; Sri Sri Ravi Shankar is to be commended for trying to avoid political issues. When he was asked, &ldquo;Would you spare a thought on how (the Modi government) can improve?&rdquo;, he would have done a better job of it if he had answered, &ldquo;No&rdquo;.</div>
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	Thought for the day: If newspapers had existed during the time of the Buddha, they probably would have called him a &ldquo;top guru&rdquo;.&nbsp;</div>
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	Hari Om</div>
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Re: “Top guru stays apolitical”, World, May 15.

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