Now fifty-four, Khemka says, ‘I want to carry out my social responsibility.’ He does not see himself fading into the sunset. As long as he is physically and mentally capable, he will be active. ‘One must be a player in one’s own life. I am not the type who will sit, watch and criticize. Choose your side and play. Don’t sit on the sidelines, pretending helplessness,’ he says. This is the reason why he does not hold a grudge against the officials who hounded him, because ‘at least they played the game’. For him the karma of action will always be superior to the karma of inaction.
