Heroic Karambir Kamg and representing my flags

In Harvard business school newspaper: Trump orders fewer flags in the HBS classrooms. As I proudly stand by the flags I represent: Pakistan, the United States of America, and Belgium (picture didn't come out right).

Having fun in our "Cool people party bus".

Fun dinner at Atlantic Fish debating American /Trump politics amongst a group of Christians, Jews, Muslims, Hindus, and Buddhists- representing Pakistan/USA, France, Italy, India, Argentina, and China.

Sitting in our living group area. Playing on our phones and not paying attention to our case studies. I of course lead the pack in that.

In class with the Traveling Exhibition director of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts- Anna.

Watching a parody of a "Dove" commercial in Professor Gourville's class.

Visit from the managing director of
Taj hotels in the USA- Karambir Singh Kang. He lost his family during the siege at the Taj Place hotel in Mumbai. Through a 60-hour siege on the hotel whose company he’d served for 19 years, he worked. On and on, without tiring. Helping to save a thousand guests. But he couldn’t save his wife. He couldn’t save his children. Karambir called his parents at midnight that night. “I don’t think they’ve made it,” he said, his voice splitting.