Putin walks barefoot to Gandhi's samdhi

No matter how many honours our leaders might acquire, none can exceed Gandhi. He was indeed a great leader. It was not incorrect. He was every inch very much magnificent. 

This was significantly well demonstrated when we saw the picture of Vladimir Putin, the second most powerful person in the world, walking nearly barefoot to honour him during his recent visit to the country. This remains his intense respect for the Father of the Nation.

In the hard or soft pages of the internet, how could this gesture truly get lost or, more significantly, forgotten? 

This one will remain present in the vibrantly most shadowed corner of every conscious citizen's mind, regardless of how many tributes others may factually receive. 

Unless the future state of our digital world is going to rid its devoted users of varied finer gadgets and stay committed to the needs of all the  leaders are not going to change anytime.

Even if that someone happens to be a great person who unironically did not feel quite ashamed to wear a loincloth to speak in an intense affirmation. There is something to be said for inkly being true to his fully physical identity in these indistinct times.

Who would not like to expect to see more party-based language, let politicians lead what they have been counting on today's fast-moving political peculiarities, as different seasons pick up and our political leaders make confrontational remarks that impact all of us at the moment.