New Delhi: Union minister Nitin Gadkari on Saturday (August 27) quoted Richard Nixon to say that a person does not end when he loses, but when he stops working. The Union minister was addressing a gathering of entrepreneurs in Nagpur. He also said that for anyone who is in business, social work or politics, human relations are the biggest strength.  

Nitin Gadkari, who was in news recently, said that one should never use and throw away. If you have held someone's hand once, then whether it is good days or bad days, hold it continuously. Along with this, he said that do not worship the rising sun. Senior party leader Nitin Gadkari was recently dropped from the BJP's parliamentary board. The Union minister recalled that when he was a student leader, Congress leader Shrikant Jichkar had asked him to join the Congress for a better future.  

Nitin Gadkari said that 'I have told Shrikant that, I will die by jumping into the well, but I will not join the Congress, because I do not like the ideology of the Congress party.' Along with this, Gadkari asked young entrepreneurs to remember a sentence from the autobiography of former US President Richard Nixon. Gadkari said that a person does not end when he loses, but when he gives up things, he is finished.

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