Add to ORKGEveryone knows that Captain Gopinath is uncommonly multi-faceted – soldier, farmer, entrepreneur , and aviation pioneer. Most famously, people will recall him as the person who offered an air ticket for one rupee, thus opening the skies to everyone
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