Thank you so much for joining us. We're really excited to have you here. Can you tell us a little bit about your history with waves and how you became interested in the organization and what topics you talked about at the conference? Sure. My name is Raj Vedam. I do know about waves, but this is the first year I'm taking part in the waves as a presenter and the conference itself, forward some of the work that waves are done in the past. And Dr. Narayanan Comerat invited me and my colleagues to submit a couple of papers, and that's why I'm here. So we submitted, actually I submitted a couple of papers, one on antiquity of engine civilization and other on the transfer of technology, transfer of knowledge from India to other civilizations. And we also took part in a couple of panel discussions. So it's been an amazing experience. It's been quite good. I think waves are very useful as a platform in North America for indie researchers to present their work and reach a large platform. I think it's been quite useful. So could you also talk a little bit about the organization that you have been a part of and your field of research and how that brought you here? So I work with a group called Indian History Awareness and Research. So we are a small think tank. We are more or less majority had quoted in Houston, but we are members from other parts, also from India. We have members from India, from Singapore and so on. So we work on Indian history trying to unravel some of the narrators. So we specialize in scientific validation of narrators in Indian history. That's what I do. So my background is a scientist. So I apply method of science to see what people talk about narrators in Indian history and unravel them. That's what we do. Well, that's amazing work that you're doing. Thank you so much for joining us at waves. We really hope to see you again in the future. Namaste.