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I Wouldn't Ask Anyone To Do Anything I Wouldn't Do Myself.

Lots Are Written About How 'she Shows Up At Board Meetings In The Saree.' My God, I Have Never Worn A Saree To Board Meetings; People Play It Out In Different Ways. I Think I Have Never Shied Away From The Fact That I Am An Indian, And I Don't Intend To, But You Can Be At Home With Both Cultures.

What I Would Not Do Is Flaunt My Indianess By Wearing A Saree To Work Everyday, Because It Distracts From The Job. So, I Would Not Do That. When In Rome, Do As The Romans Do. Social Events Are Different. If I Feel Comfortable In A Saree For A Social Event, I Wear It.

The Distance Between Number One And Number Two Is Always A Constant. If You Want To Improve The Organization, You Have To Improve Yourself And The Organization Gets Pulled Up With You. That Is A Big Lesson. I Cannot Just Expect The Organization To Improve If I Don't Improve Myself And Lift The Organization, Because That Distance Is A Constant.

I Grew Up In A Hindu Household But Went To A Roman Catholic School. I Grew Up With A Mother Who Said, 'i'll Arrange A Marriage For You At 18,' But She Also Said That We Could Achieve Anything We Put Our Minds To An Encourage Us To Dream Of Becoming Prime Minister Or President