If things are tough in India, they're a lot worse in other parts of the world; the US is really, really bad. And here's a kid who wants to make things better for those who need help.
May 25, 2009
MMGB: A kid teaches us how
If things are tough in India, they're a lot worse in other parts of the world; the US is really, really bad. And here's a kid who wants to make things better for those who need help.
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