FOR WHOM ?

a) For those of us whom our macro-development plans have left behind.

b) For all those who participate, to develop a better sense of belonging, for sharing of knowledge and understanding; for modulating the knowledge of those who think they know;for making our minds more fertile; for better understanding those around us and empathising.

c) For the young to combat a sense of cynicism, giving them an avenue to seek fulfillment and to contribute productively.

d) For millions of our people so they can focus their energies and passions on our real problems, sidelining many of the peripheral issues that often divide us.

In short, for all of us, for INDIA.