and different religions. You may belong to different languages. But when it comes to certain causes, as communities, we need to come together. We must learn social responsibility and collective responsibility. I think we have been all to ourselves a lot. We do a lot of bhangra together, we may do garba together, we may do -- celebrate Diwali together, but when it comes to citizen responsibility, we also need to come together on certain issues. And anti-corruption, we must have a reason to come together, Indians in Australia together, Indians in America together. Even if there are lots of associations, when it comes to anti-corruption, they must come together. Non-resident Indians are already contributing to the strength of the Indian economy by repatriating a lot of valuable dollars, which pays all our petrol bills. I think it would add more for infrastructure. You started Navjyoti in 1986 and treating over 12,000 drug addicts. What has been your experience and how is the foundation going on now? I have two foundations: Navjyoti India Foundation and India Vision Foundation. Navjyoti India Foundation is today focusing on working with absolute underprivileged. It's been working for the underprivileged in slum schoolchildren education program, religious and woman empowerment, etc. Now, we are into a new program, Navjyoti, where people will be linked with business schools for the poor. It's like business schools for the underserved. You only hear of business school for the rich. Now, you will hear of this Navjyoti Business School for