Pittsburgh Patrika April 2019

The Pittsburgh Patrika, Vol, 24, No. 3, April 2019
Sri Venkateswara Temple of Pittsburgh, PA is seeking
an efficient and highly detail-oriented individual for
the position of Operations Manager.
Eligible candidate must have
• a Bachelors degree and experience in managing
day-to-day operations of an organization, its
building facilities and human resources, and
• a valid visa to work in United States.
Email your résumés to: jobs@svtemple.org
For additional details:
https://svtemple.org/Public/jobs.aspx/
in this mode; the entire Indian society was, and is, in a mad dash to climb
into the ‘upper class’ society.
When such madness was sweeping over the entire country, Biru’s
parents were puzzled on how to raise him. How to rear an autistic child
in India? After much deliberation, they decided to put him through an
unconventional schooling, meant for autistic children. Their record was not
stellar, but the school did focus on children’s confidence building as a part
of their education. Obviously, Biru was lacking in that department. Slowly
gaining this self-confidence began to change Biru, despite his handicap.
Family members began noticing this change. Steadily he completed his
high school courses — not in flying colors, but with so-so grades.
Biru tried sports, music, and painting, in that order, but eventually
settled on business. He turned out to be a good entrepreneur when
he opened his own travel agency. His parents only knew that he worked
as an employee in a travel agency. Soon he expanded his business and
became a tour operator without his family knowing about it. That part
of the business shot up like a rocket as the Indian middle-class income
took off in the new millennium. They all now had extra money and disposable
time to spend on vacations. That Biru was in this transition was
Providence’s gift to him. In organizing tours for his affluent clients, Biru
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