Ordinary Swayamsevak of the R. S. S. is not 'ordinary' in the sense he describes himself to be. There is an altogether distinct 'extraordinariness' in him of which he is not even aware, leave alone being proud of it. Yet it is very important because the Sangh is known to the people more by its ordinary Swayamsevaks than by its philosophy or programs. If at all the form and character of the Sangh has to have proper influence on society, it could only be through the behaviour of an ordinary Swayamsevak...