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To understand the true extent of Nehru's achievement, let's look at the circumstances under which he lead India:Riots during the Partition of India: In the Punjab region alone, between 200,000 to 500,000 people were killed. 14 million Hindus, Sikhs and Muslims were displaced during the partition in what is the largest mass migration in human history.Food shortages: Famines in British India had a long lasting impact. Most recent was the Bengal Famine of 1943.Integration of Princely States: As many as 500 states had to be integrated.Refugees: The partition resulted in millions of displaced refugees.And in addition to these awful problems, there was the formidable task of Nation Building. No other nation was born in more horrific circumstances.Most of Nehru's achievements have been mentioned by others. But what makes Nehru's achievements all the more stellar is the context. While Nehru's accomplishment are certainly laudable, he was ably supported by such stalwarts as Patel, Ambedkar and Rajagopalachari. However, it must be mentioned that these people had left early. Patel died in 1950, Ambedkar and Rajaji left the Union Cabinet in 1951. In the period since, especially in the fifties, Nehru's appeal peaked. As Nirad Chaudhuri wrote in 1953,Nehru's leadership 'is the most important moral force behind the unity of India.'Some people think Patel might have been a better alternative and even venture to suggest that there was animosity between the two. Firstly, Rajmohan Gandhi's Patel: A Life dispels any shred of rancor between them. Secondly, Gandhi chose Nehru because he most accurately represented the diverse, pluralistic and inclusive idea of India that Gandhi himself had lived, fought and died for. Nehru was a Hindu whom the Muslims had trusted, a Brahmin who abhorred the caste system, a North Indian who didn't impose Hindi on the South and a man trusted by women. In short, he was genuinely an all-India leader.

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When someone borrows money using property as collateral, they sign a Promissory Note which states the amount of the loan, the interest rate, when payments are due, etc. Usually, the lender will require the borrower to also sign a Deed of Trust, which says that if the borrower does not pay the Note as agreed, the property can be sold to repay the loan.A typical situation would be a buyer getting a loan to purchase a property, or a property owner refinancing a loan, or an owner “taking money/equity out of the house,” often in the form of a home equity loan or home equity line of credit.The note itself simply states that there is a debt; the deed of trust gives the power to sell the property upon default. The Deed of Trust is recorded with the county recorder’s office, so that it is publicly known. In this way, the DoT secures the Note. The DoT is a lien against the property.When you purchase a property, an important step is to check whether there are any liens on the property. If you are using professional closing services (real estate agent, escrow company, title company, attorney), they should be doing this for you.If any liens exist, the buyer will usually want the lien(s) satisfied (cleared, removed) before closing so that they have clear title to the property. How does this happen? As part of the closing process, the existing liens are paid off by the owner and the buyer gets clear title. This is standard procedure in the closing process.That is the basic, everyday explanation. It gets more complicated if the current owner cannot afford to satisfy the existing liens, such as in a short sale or foreclosure, or if the buyer accepts the property subject to an existing lien. I’ll leave those for another day :-)