Firstly, Tim, the one question that I've been getting over the last couple of months is, everybody's been asking me, what's cooking? So, finally, finally, Mr. Cook himself is here. One as part of our industrial policy, unlike any other state in the country, we actually allow for what is called the self-certification. Any enterprise coming into Telangana doesn't have to seek a clearance from the government because we know that's a challenge. You don't have to run around offices, you don't have to meet anybody. All you have to do is come hit the ground running, start your enterprise, as long as you believe that you will comply with the law of the land, you can come in and start your enterprise. And we take about 15 days, maximum. And we have to come back with you by statute, like I said, with a yes or a no. And what happens on the 16th day if we don't give you an answer? On the 16th day, it's a deemed approval. That's the policy that we have formulated. This is the first of its kind in our country, probably the best, one of the best in the world as well. As I was getting out of my hotel after a series of meetings all day, the question before me was to be or not to be. To be dressed formally or not to be dressed formally. Well, I figured I'm in the Silicon Valley. I figured, you know, I could get away with probably dressing up informally. But then I said, you know, I'm going to a Thai event. No, I better be very Thai. That's how I ended up being a Thai also. We live in an age of uncertainty. We live in an age of IoT, Internet of Things. All your appliances talking to each other. They don't talk to you, but they talk to everything else in the house. You know, in the world we live in. In this uncertain world, I think ideas are the only tool. Ideas are the only thing that can help you. Because as they say, the best way to predict the future is to create it. And therein lies the power of ideas. Thank you very much for this opportunity. If you look at India, one of the biggest trends of India today is our human resource, our workforce, our think force. Because more than 50% of India's population today is less than the age of 27. Right. More than 65% of India's population today is less than the age of 35. That gives us the largest think force on the planet. And in a knowledge economy, you can't ask for more. So as the world is aging, India is getting younger. I think we have very progressive governments which are really accelerating the kind of growth story that needs to unfold. Because we can't talk about leapfrogging anymore. We have to talk about pole-walting. And we have to really start thinking what US has done in 25, 30 years, how we can do it in the next 5 to 10 years. So we have to set a very, very ambitious and an aggressive agenda. We need more capital. And India is being looked at as a story, as an investment. In fact, from a business perspective, as an investment which is going to pay off big time. So I think as long as we live up to that billing, as long as we live up to the positive hope and image that our Prime Minister is creating outside of India as well, I think we are going to do really well in the next one decade. Wonderful. Meaning, in India, as you know, if you try your hand at entrepreneurship and if you fail, in fact, one of the things I wanted to say is, you should start celebrating failure also. And in India, we don't celebrate failure as much. We think, you know, failing means end of the world. I don't think so because if you look around the world, most of the successful entrepreneurs have failed more than once. So we should start getting into that habit of also trying to learn from our failure. Now, the point I was trying to make is, if you fail in your entrepreneurial idea, and if you have to go back to the job market, the hub today gives you what is called as entrepreneurial residence, a certificate from ISB, which kind of puts a stamp on your credential, saying this guy actually tried, but nonetheless, he could not succeed as he wanted to, but at the same time, he is good enough to go back and start working in a professional fashion. So these are all the combination of things we do today. First of all, I forgot to forget. So, Naku Namratagaru, she called me and Vishnu called me and said, you know, we have to do this. I said, fine, we'll do it. But, I could have conditioned and had a name. In the end, Mahesh and Shiva Garu, both of them, they would have had a hand loom shirt, and I would have had a hand loom shirt. So, we are promoting hand looms in a bit, but thank you. Thank you so much. It was really an honor, sir, wearing this. Thank you so much. And they are very comfortable also, by the way, they are not just charity statements, they are style statements also because Mahesh Babu is wearing it. And then, there are my sister, my wife, my daughter, many of my friends, who wall-shed me into what I am as an individual. But, if I were to say one thing on this women's day, I would say women. Now, that is purely a man's perspective. Please don't get me wrong on this. Women, we can't live with you. We can't live without you. That's the problem. That's the problem and the good thing also. So, it's an interesting kind of person.