Hari-śauri: It's the white one. It's on my bed. (break)
Devotee: Hari-śauri is asking if you can take... (break)
Jagadīśa: Well, that doesn't mean I can. (break)
Indian lady: In our schools and college...
Prabhupāda: (Bengali) She'll understand Bengali. (Bengali) That explains. (Bengali)
Indian lady: Why don't they teach this in our schools and colleges?
Prabhupāda: Because they won't take it. They'll take this unauthorized interpretation.
Indian lady: I remember, I come from Sindh, and before partition, we were taught all these religious books in our school. But now...
Prabhupāda: Simply reading will not do. You have to learn from the right person.
Indian lady: By reading, reading, we learn.
Prabhupāda: No, if you read as it is, then you will be benefited. But if you read these rubbish commentaries, then (speaks to another man) You inquired about that land? He wants to avoid the land.
Indian man: We have met the court, and the land is still available. Depends on your convenience at how things go.
Girirāja: Yes, we'll take a look at it.
Devotee: When can we go?
Girirāja: Tuesday?
Indian man: Or Wednesday would be even better.
Devotee: Morning?
Indian man: We can pick him up or meet him there. (Devotees talk briefly with Indians)