Mr. President and NDTV thank you very much for this incredible honor. You know Malcolm Gladwell in his book the outliers said, "Who you are cannot be separated from where you came from. I left India 35 years ago went on to the United States, and had tremendous success in that meritocracy. But none of that could have happened if I hadn't had a wonderful upbringing very much here in India. So, I have a lot to thank India for now my three lessons I'd like to share with you. First, please be a lifelong student. When we are kids we ask questions like –why is the sky blue; why is the bird flying so high; but, for some reason as we get older that curiosity goes away, and if we are happy with the knowledge we have, then we are actually going to atrophy. So, please remain a lifelong student; don't lose that curiosity. Second, whatever you do, throw yourself into it, throw your head, heart, and hands into it. I look at my job, not as a job; I look at it as a calling as a passion, and I don't care about the hours; I don't care about the hardship, because to me everything is a joy. So, whatever you do please look upon it as a calling and a passion –not as a job, not as something temporary. The third and the most important one –please help others rise. Greatness comes not from a position, but from helping build a future. All of us in positions of power have an obligation to pull others up.