Hi, like everybody, I adore some famous personalities in my life. Here I give a list of people with whom I was influenced by their work, thoughts and life style.

Father of the nation, who made his life into an entity is the greatest Indian ever born and his philosphy and ideology still demands relevance in the present world. A deep thinker, ideologist,admant fighter who played a crucial role in the Independance struggle.

Gandhi spearheaded the non-violent method of protest, which was termed "Satyagraha". Non violence or "Ahimsa" to Gandhi was imperative as a search for truth involved fighting injustice.He is the international symbol of a free India. He lived a spiritual and ascetic life of prayer, fasting, and meditation. He lived upto the expectation of country and fought bravely againest other social evils such as Caste system and social discrimination.

Sree Narayana Guru is considered to be one of the greatest revolutionist and philosopher of all times. Born in an ezhava family,of Kerala, he fought againest the social discrimination and injustice to backward classes of Kerala.

His speeches like "One Caste, One Religion, One God", "Whichever the religion It suffices If it makes a better man" etc made a sea change in the social setup of Kerala where racial discrimination was at the peak level. Some of his famous quotes are given below.

"Without differences of caste,Nor enimities of creed,Here it is, the model of an abode,Where all live like brothers at heart"
"Whatever may be the difference in man’s creed, dress, language etc. because they all belong to the same kind of creation, there is no harm at all in dining together or having marital relations with one another"
"One in kind, one in faith, One in God is man Of one same womb, one there is at all"
"Liquor is poison Make it not Sell it not Drink it not"

Mother Teresa, a beloved humanitarian known throughout the world for her charity towards the poor and her firm and passionate pro-life stance.Was born in Macedonia she she joined the Irish Catholic order of the Sisters of Loreto, which operated missions in Bengal. She came to India and spent entire life by dedicating to poor, downtrodden and neglected faction of the society.

In 1950 she founded her order, the Missionaries of Charity, whose work, as she defined it, was to provide "free service to the poor and the unwanted, irrespective of caste, creed, nationality or race." Since then a number of orphanages and shelters and units were establised all over the world for dying destitute, leprosy patients, alcoholics, drug addicts and homeless people.Her work freely crossed religious boundaries, caught the attention and admiration of world leaders, and won the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize.

A veteran communist, ideologist and genius, E M S Namboothiripad played a crucial role in Indian politics. He was the first Chief Minister of Kerala. Born in a conservative Brahmin family, he played a mojor role in the socialist movement in Kerala.

He has written nearly one hundred books in English and in Malayalam together, besides numerous Articles and pomphlets. He participated in the World Communist Conference, Eighth Conference of Chinese Communist Party and Seventieth Anniversary of October Revolution as a delegate from India. His opinions and arguments were extensively subjected to discussion.