Dr. Abraham George

Yes, absolutely. You have to be patient, especially in rural areas, trying to de-government. Nothing happens sometimes. You just can't get frustrated. Contractors don't want to work in remote rural areas. There are so many hurdles you have to overcome. The solar panel is a perfect example where we didn't have to rely on too many people to buy from British Petroleum.

put them up and it produces energy. So some solutions are much easier.

put them up and it produces energy. So some solutions are much easier.

put them up and it produces energy. So some solutions are much easier.

Shilpa is one of the great sexist stories coming from one of the poorest. Her father is an elephant chaser. That's why her book is called The Elephant Chaser's Daughter. The elephants come into his village and he's asked to chase them away by the government by bursting crackers. A lot of them get killed too. But anyway, they were living in utter poverty. But this girl was really smart.

Shilpa is one of the great sexist stories coming from one of the poorest. Her father is an elephant chaser. That's why her book is called The Elephant Chaser's Daughter. The elephants come into his village and he's asked to chase them away by the government by bursting crackers. A lot of them get killed too. But anyway, they were living in utter poverty. But this girl was really smart.

Shilpa is one of the great sexist stories coming from one of the poorest. Her father is an elephant chaser. That's why her book is called The Elephant Chaser's Daughter. The elephants come into his village and he's asked to chase them away by the government by bursting crackers. A lot of them get killed too. But anyway, they were living in utter poverty. But this girl was really smart.

And she went on to take two masters and come to Hofstra University for her PhD. This is her last year, sixth year, clinical psychology. She'll be a doctor next year. And she wrote this marvelous book. It is Fit the Elephant Chase's Daughter, which is right now, I think in Kindle, it's running like 4.6 out of a score of five in ranking. So she's one.

And she went on to take two masters and come to Hofstra University for her PhD. This is her last year, sixth year, clinical psychology. She'll be a doctor next year. And she wrote this marvelous book. It is Fit the Elephant Chase's Daughter, which is right now, I think in Kindle, it's running like 4.6 out of a score of five in ranking. So she's one.

And she went on to take two masters and come to Hofstra University for her PhD. This is her last year, sixth year, clinical psychology. She'll be a doctor next year. And she wrote this marvelous book. It is Fit the Elephant Chase's Daughter, which is right now, I think in Kindle, it's running like 4.6 out of a score of five in ranking. So she's one.

There are other kids whose mother burned herself because she was raped by some people. And we picked him up and did some plastic surgery and things like that. And he's now a a middle-level manager in a technology company. There are others who were orphaned. There's one girl who was an orphan, and we took her and we got her through her college. And today she's somewhere in, I believe, in Dubai.

There are other kids whose mother burned herself because she was raped by some people. And we picked him up and did some plastic surgery and things like that. And he's now a a middle-level manager in a technology company. There are others who were orphaned. There's one girl who was an orphan, and we took her and we got her through her college. And today she's somewhere in, I believe, in Dubai.

There are other kids whose mother burned herself because she was raped by some people. And we picked him up and did some plastic surgery and things like that. And he's now a a middle-level manager in a technology company. There are others who were orphaned. There's one girl who was an orphan, and we took her and we got her through her college. And today she's somewhere in, I believe, in Dubai.

She is running a real estate firm. So they've gone into different things, some in technology, some in psychology, some in business and so on. They are in Google, they are in Amazon, they are in Microsoft, they are in ExxonMobil.

She is running a real estate firm. So they've gone into different things, some in technology, some in psychology, some in business and so on. They are in Google, they are in Amazon, they are in Microsoft, they are in ExxonMobil.

She is running a real estate firm. So they've gone into different things, some in technology, some in psychology, some in business and so on. They are in Google, they are in Amazon, they are in Microsoft, they are in ExxonMobil.

Every company would like to take them when they go for interview because our children display a certain level of self-confidence, their communication skills are excellent, and they are humble. So the combination of all these things and intercommunication skills are high. So all combination of these things make them very attractive and they get hired.

Every company would like to take them when they go for interview because our children display a certain level of self-confidence, their communication skills are excellent, and they are humble. So the combination of all these things and intercommunication skills are high. So all combination of these things make them very attractive and they get hired.

Every company would like to take them when they go for interview because our children display a certain level of self-confidence, their communication skills are excellent, and they are humble. So the combination of all these things and intercommunication skills are high. So all combination of these things make them very attractive and they get hired.

And they compete with other students from well-to-do families and our kids get selected. Now, you pointed out that, and now there are 12 of them in the last three years joined American colleges in full scholarship. Just to name a few, Princeton, University of Chicago, Stanford, Duke, Middlebury, I don't know. There are 12 of them. And this year we have another five.