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The boy that could sew

We share the story of a brilliant boy that had to stop his studies because his parents were poor. This is the story of the transformation of that boy’s story from a poor tailor’s son to the founder of an NGO nonprofit that pays it forward to thousands of children.

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‘Where everybody knows your name…”

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An Apple a Day

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Opulence… and re-connection

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All countries have days of  celebration, feasts and festivals.  In India, the calendar appears to be full of festivals.  Many are celebrated with varying degrees of fervor in different parts […]

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A tale of two cities

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