It was Summers, 1975. Through the lawns of House of Commons in London, a white silk-clad man sporting red tilak and a rudrakhsha was approaching office of the leader of Conservative party- Margaret Thatcher. He was given just 10 minutes. However, the man with long hair and beard was reluctant. He gave Thatcher five white papers and asked to write questions. And then he predicted all of the questions rightly.