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Sir, I refer to Mother Teresa's beatification. At the height of famine in Ethiopia, she called up President Ronald Reagan. The U.S. immediately stepped up the flow of American aid. And a Senator said, "when a saint asks you for something, how can you refuse?" She had already become a saint in people's hearts.
Bidyut Kumar Chatterjee,
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