My farewell message for my husband was too late: Aung San Suu Kyi to NDTV

New Delhi: Here are the highlights of what Myanmar's pro-democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi said in an exclusive interview with NDTV's Barkha Dutt:

• I was saddened by India yes, but don't feel I have the right to condemn it
• I can only expect things from myself, not another nation
• India took a pragmatic view on Burma; that's India's choice
• The world finds it scandalous but I actually like quite a few army generals
• My defining memory of my father is him in uniform; I have a general affection for the uniform
• My farewell message for my husband reached him too late
• I had prepared Michael for the fact that I would always choose my country first
• Of course I have fallibilities; I have a temper I need to check
• The Nobel Prize opened a door in my heart; it showed the world had not forgotten us
• I have a sense of humour; that has given me strength
• I condemn all violence; but won't take sides in the Rohingyas issue; both communities are clashing
• I took some time off to take a walk in Delhi's Lodhi Garden
• I refuse to watch the movie made about me; find it all slightly embarrassing