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Gaur Gopal Das

 It is my great honor and pleasure… privilegedto be amongst all of you here this evening… Oh, this afternoon, I am still in Germany! I travel a lot, and I see that every countryhas a USP, a unique selling proposition. When we talk about the United States of America,it has a USP: Liberty, freedom, comfort for the citizens. When we talk about the United Kingdom, ithas a USP: Royalty, the supremacy of the Queen. When we travel to Japan, Japan has a USP:technology. You travel to the Middle East; the MiddleEast has a USP: Oil. And when we talk about India, India also hasa USP, a unique selling proposition, something that all of us are known for. Sometimes they say, how do you recognize anIndian? An Indian is known by a man or a lady whowill use the shampoo till the last bit by putting water to the bottle. How do you recognize an Indian? You would know an Indian by a man or a ladywho will use the belan, the rolling pin, to squeeze the last bit of the toothpaste outof the toothpaste. How ...