George Harrison"I've come here to do things,... don't 'ave to do any interviews." George Harrison's mid-Atlantic Liverpudlian accent firmly ruled out all meetings with the press during his recent stay in Bombay. Nevertheless, he finally relented, and in an interview agreed to talk to INDIA TODAY about Beatles and India.Q: It's two and-half years since you've been in India. Any changes?A: And how! Hey, I tell you Mrs Gandhi ought to run England. At last, India has some direction. There aren't any beggars in the streets, there's no chaos. The tragedy is Indian youth. When you have such a fascinating culture yourself, why turn to the West! Don't rediscover Indian culture through the Beatles when it's all around you. Somebody here was telling me that kids eat beef steak. If that's westernisation, I think I'll stay here.Published By: AtMigration Published On: Dec 11, 2006--- ENDS ---
