Discussion
Who expressed the view that "I see God in the smiles of poor" ?
Answer: B
The key credits the words 'I see God in the smiles of the poor' to M.K. Gandhi.
Gandhi regarded service of the poor as service of God and used the name daridra narayana, God in the form of the poor, and said that he could find God only in the hearts of the dumb millions.
Martin Luther King, Amartya Sen and Nelson Mandela are associated with the fight against racial injustice, with the economics of poverty and capability, and with the struggle against apartheid, and the key does not credit them with this saying.
The same idea underlies his programmes for the upliftment of the poor, such as khadi and village industries.
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