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Just because somebody occupies the most exalted seat in the country, he does not automatically become the most appreciated personality in the country. Presidents like Rajendra Prasad and K R Narayanan became exalted and appreciated, not because they sat in that chair but because they conducted themselves with a dignity, decorum and propriety that won people’s appreciation. Alas, the current incumbent does not rise to that measure. Ram Nath Kovind’s latest public announcement is something the President of India should never have made. “My salary is five lakh a month,” he said, “but I pay Rs 2.75 lakh in taxes. After paying my taxes I get less than what some officers get.” He should have understood that the citizens of the country would know what he left unsaid. The man who pays Rs 2.75 lakhs in taxes gets to live in a 340-room mansion for free. He does not have to pay for the 25 cooks, 184 gardeners and 57 cleaners who take care of his premises (accounting for a monthly

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