 Ladies and gentlemen, the Lifetime Achievement Award and the award goes to Mr. Sanjeev Vikchandani, the Founder and Executive Vice Chairman, InfoEdge India. I think he is online. I think no words can tell and the most deserving award was Mr. Sanjeev Vikchandani because he's probably been the Godfather of how he's helped in India for the start-ups to be built and the kind of work that he has done is really amazing. He's here with us and very congratulations to you Sanjeev Sir for this wonderful award. It's truly well deserved. I would love to thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you so much to Entrepreneur Magazine. Thank you so much Ritu. And I would like to thank you so much and to all jury members. I dedicate this award to all my colleagues, my former colleagues, my co-founders without whom we would not be here. So you know I may get awards and the truth is this is an award for everybody who's made it happen, the whole company, all shareholders, all investors, our customers, everybody. Thank you so much. Thank you very much Mr. Vikchandani. Just to ask you what is now post the pandemic, how is the start-up world looking different from your eyes than what it was prior to that? Look, there are no start-ups are still there. They're trying and they're emerging. And yes some are damaged and yes some will shut. But I think people who can adapt, people who can get customers, people who can be proven, people who can somehow raise money, they will all survive and they'll be stronger for it. So from the time I became an entrepreneur in 1990 to now this is the fifth or sixth recession of lowdown. And start-ups are focused and frugal and customer-centric come out of crisis. Sure. And we are now going in the digital age completely. You started it and now it's a journey that is now going to see a great big fulfillment going ahead. So what is your message to all the businesses in this country in terms of staying strong and being resilient? We are great believers in being customer-centric. So by all means raise investor money. But just understand that the customer's money is better than the investor's money. Because if you're getting the customer's money, it means you have a viable business. And if you're getting the customer's money, you will get the investor's money. Because investors love to invest behind businesses that are getting customer money. But if you're the investor money, first it does not necessarily mean that you will get customer money. So focus on the customer more than the investor. The investor will come. Sure. Thank you very much Mr. Spikachandani and truly deserving of the Lifetime Achievement Award for the Year 2020 Entrepreneur Awards. Thank you very much. Thank you so much. Thank you.