Tell us about your pitch.

Yes.

So still millions of people are actually not having access to Internet.

They cannot afford to buy a smartphone.

There are others who don't have anybody to teach them how to use a smartphone.

I'm particularly talking about people with visual impairments, senior citizens, people in rural India, small cities, towns.

So they also need to be provided the benefits of technology and they also need opportunities to read, to learn.

Can I ask a little bit about the content as well? Where do you get that from? And what partnerships have you built to achieve that?

So far away, how did you get to where you are?

Actually, I should not have been where I am actually at all.

This is just, this happened, you can say, accidentally.

Till 19 years of age, I had good eyesight.

And I was studying for chartered accountancy.

If everything would have been the way we had planned, I would have been a chartered accountant and doing something else totally.

But then suddenly, one day, due to a very rare and a very serious kind of a fungal infection, I had difficulty in seeing.

And even if suppose