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precious metals should be given as Dakshina. The names should then be taken of all the deities as also of Nara and Narayana.
Then, adorning the persons of some foremost of Brahmanas with scents and garlands, they should be gratified with diverse
kinds of gifts of enjoyable and very superior or costly articles. By doing this, one attains to the merits of the Atiratra sacrifice.
Indeed, at each successive Parva, he acquires the merits that attach to the performance of a sacrifice. The reciter, O chief of the
Bharatas, should be possessed of learning and endued with a good voice and a clear utterance respecting both letters and words.
Even such a man should, O chief of the Bharatas, recite the Bharata. After entertaining a number of foremost Brahmanas,
presents should be made unto them according to the ordinances. The reciter also, O chief of the Bharatas, should be decked
with ornaments and fed sumptuously. The reciter being gratified, the house-holder attains to an excellent and auspicious
contentment. If the Brahmanas are gratified, all the deities are gratified. After this, O chief of the Bharatas, Brahmanas should
be duly entertained with diverse kinds of enjoyable articles and superior things.

"I have thus indicated the ordinances, O foremost of men, (about the manner of reciting these scriptures) in answer to thy
enquiries. Thou shouldst observe them with faith. In listening to a recitation of the Bharata and at each Parana, O best of kings,
one that desires to attain to the highest good should listen with the greatest care and attention. One should listen to the Bharata
every day. One should proclaim the merits of the Bharata every day. One in whose house the Bharata occurs, has in his hands
all those scriptures which are known by the name of Jaya. The Bharata is cleansing and sacred. In the Bharata are diverse
topics. The Bharata is worshipped by the very gods. The Bharata is the highest goal. The Bharata, O chief of the Bharatas, is
the foremost of all scriptures. One attains to Emancipation through the Bharata. This that I tell thee is certain truth. One that
proclaims the merits of this history called the Mahabharata, of the Earth, of the cow, of Sarasvati (the goddess of speech), of
Brahmanas, and of Keshava, has never to languish.

"In the Vedas, in the Ramayana, and in the sacred Bharata, O chief of Bharatas race, Hari is sung in the beginning, the middle,
and at the end. That in which occur excellent statements relating to Vishnu, and the eternal Srutis, should be listened to by men
desirous of attaining to the highest goal. This treatise is sanctifying. This is the highest indicator as regards duties; this is
endued with every merit. One desirous of prosperity should listen to it. Sins committed by means of the body, by means of
words, and by means of the mind, are all destroyed (through listening to the Bharata) as Darkness at sunrise. One devoted to
Vishnu acquires (through this) that merit which is acquired by listening to the eighteen Puranas. There is no doubt in this. Men
and women (by listening to this) would certainly attain to the status of Vishnu. Women desirous of having children should
certainly listen to this which proclaims the fame of Vishnu. One desirous of attaining to the fruits that attach to a recitation of
the Bharata should, according to ones power, give unto the reciter Dakshina, as also an honorarium in gold. One desirous of
ones own good should give unto the reciter a Kapila cow with horns cased in gold and accompanied by her calf, covered with a
cloth. Ornaments, O chief of Bharatas race, for the arms, as also those for the ears, should be given. Besides these, other kinds
of wealth should be presented. Unto the reciter, O king of men, gift of land should be made. No gift like that of land could ever
be or will be. The man that listens (to the Bharata) or that recites it to other people, becomes cleansed of all his sins and attains
at last to the status of Vishnu. Such a man rescues his ancestors to the eleventh degree, as also himself with his wives and sons,
O chief of Bharatas race. After concluding a recitation of the Bharata, one should, O king, perform a Homa with all its ten
parts.

"I have thus, O chief of men, told everything in thy presence. He that listens with devotion to this Bharata from the beginning
becomes cleansed of every sin even if he be guilty of Brahmanicide or the violation of his preceptors bed, or even if he be a
drinker of alcohol or a robber of other peoples wares, or even if he be born in the Chandala order. Destroying all his sins like
the maker of day destroying darkness, such a man, without doubt, sports in felicity in the region of Vishnu like Vishnu
himself."

The End of the Svargarohanika-parva

The Eighteen parvas of the Mahabharata are thus complete







December 3, 2023

U.S. Department of Homeland Security
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Re:
Extraordinary Ability Petition for Mr. Siddharth Tiwari

Dear Sir or Madam:

Please accept this letter detailing the extraordinary ability of Mr. Siddharth Tiwari in the field of digital
banking and financial services. Mr. Tiwari has sustained national and international acclaim due to
his original and impactful Digital Bridge for large organizations offering financial services across the
world. I can attest to the profound effect of Mr. Tiwaris Digital Bridge in the overall field. The
combination of his experience in consulting, technology, and banking/finance informs his skills to
help banking and financial institutions remain ahead of the curve with a rapidly growing trend of
digital banking and financial services on a global scale. The Digital Bridge created by Mr. Tiwari and
his wealth of experience in the industry makes Mr. Tiwaris abilities in his field extraordinary.

My name is Srinivas Chuck Chakravarthy, and I am currently the Managing Director, West Lead
for HiTech XaaS Practice at Accenture. Accenture specializes in information technology and
consulting, with 9,000 clients served across more than 120 countries. Accenture has 738,000 global
employees and holds 8,300 patents and pending patents. Relevantly, our services include
digitalization to speed up the transformation of hardware into software-enabled products. As
Managing Director with Accenture, I apply more than 28 years of experience in business and digital
transformation; mergers and acquisitions; sales operations; supply chain operations; and trading and
risk management. Throughout my career, I have worked as an engineer, merchant banker, industry
executive, and management consultant. Over my consulting career, I have executed many projects
in large-scale business and digital transformations, and my experience spans multiple industries
including Financial Services, H-Tech, Software, Manufacturing, Energy and Resources, and
Distribution. I have worked in Corporate Finance and Strategy, Mergers and Acquisitions, and
Origination and Deal Structuring.

Prior to my time with Accenture, I worked as a Senior Managing Director and Enterprise CTO for
Dell Technologies, leading business transformation sales efforts with some of the largest enterprise
customers in the financial services sectors. I brought together our Cloud, Edge Computing, Big Data,
High-Performance Computer (HPC), IoT, Custom App Dev, End User Computer, Mobile Solutions,
and Software Defined Everything products and services. I also worked as an Enterprise Field CTO
with EMC, a Managing Director with Deloitte, a Senior Principal with Boston Consulting Group, and
a Principal at PWC (PricewaterhouseCoopers). It is evident from these credentials that I have
consistently held leadership roles in top-tier organizations throughout my career. I also hold an MBA
in Finance from The Wharton School, which is one of the best business schools in the U.S., along
with a Master of Science in Chemical Engineering from Vanderbilt University. Based on my
credentials as described above, I am expertly qualified to speak to the originality and impact of Mr.
Tiwaris Digital Bridge on the field as a whole.

precious metals should be given as Dakshina. The names should then be taken of all the deities as also of Nara and Narayana.

Then, adorning the persons of some foremost of Brahmanas with scents and garlands, they should be gratified with diverse

kinds of gifts of enjoyable and very superior or costly articles. By doing this, one attains to the merits of the Atiratra sacrifice.

Indeed, at each successive Parva, he acquires the merits that attach to the performance of a sacrifice. The reciter, O chief of the

Bharatas, should be possessed of learning and endued with a good voice and a clear utterance respecting both letters and words.

Even such a man should, O chief of the Bharatas, recite the Bharata. After entertaining a number of foremost Brahmanas,

presents should be made unto them according to the ordinances. The reciter also, O chief of the Bharatas, should be decked

with ornaments and fed sumptuously. The reciter being gratified, the house-holder attains to an excellent and auspicious

contentment. If the Brahmanas are gratified, all the deities are gratified. After this, O chief of the Bharatas, Brahmanas should

be duly entertained with diverse kinds of enjoyable articles and superior things.

"I have thus indicated the ordinances, O foremost of men, (about the manner of reciting these scriptures) in answer to thy

enquiries. Thou shouldst observe them with faith. In listening to a recitation of the Bharata and at each Parana, O best of kings,

one that desires to attain to the highest good should listen with the greatest care and attention. One should listen to the Bharata

every day. One should proclaim the merits of the Bharata every day. One in whose house the Bharata occurs, has in his hands

all those scriptures which are known by the name of Jaya. The Bharata is cleansing and sacred. In the Bharata are diverse

topics. The Bharata is worshipped by the very gods. The Bharata is the highest goal. The Bharata, O chief of the Bharatas, is

the foremost of all scriptures. One attains to Emancipation through the Bharata. This that I tell thee is certain truth. One that

proclaims the merits of this history called the Mahabharata, of the Earth, of the cow, of Sarasvati (the goddess of speech), of

Brahmanas, and of Keshava, has never to languish.

"In the Vedas, in the Ramayana, and in the sacred Bharata, O chief of Bharatas race, Hari is sung in the beginning, the middle,

and at the end. That in which occur excellent statements relating to Vishnu, and the eternal Srutis, should be listened to by men

desirous of attaining to the highest goal. This treatise is sanctifying. This is the highest indicator as regards duties; this is

endued with every merit. One desirous of prosperity should listen to it. Sins committed by means of the body, by means of

words, and by means of the mind, are all destroyed (through listening to the Bharata) as Darkness at sunrise. One devoted to

Vishnu acquires (through this) that merit which is acquired by listening to the eighteen Puranas. There is no doubt in this. Men

and women (by listening to this) would certainly attain to the status of Vishnu. Women desirous of having children should

certainly listen to this which proclaims the fame of Vishnu. One desirous of attaining to the fruits that attach to a recitation of

the Bharata should, according to ones power, give unto the reciter Dakshina, as also an honorarium in gold. One desirous of

ones own good should give unto the reciter a Kapila cow with horns cased in gold and accompanied by her calf, covered with a

cloth. Ornaments, O chief of Bharatas race, for the arms, as also those for the ears, should be given. Besides these, other kinds

of wealth should be presented. Unto the reciter, O king of men, gift of land should be made. No gift like that of land could ever

be or will be. The man that listens (to the Bharata) or that recites it to other people, becomes cleansed of all his sins and attains

at last to the status of Vishnu. Such a man rescues his ancestors to the eleventh degree, as also himself with his wives and sons,

O chief of Bharatas race. After concluding a recitation of the Bharata, one should, O king, perform a Homa with all its ten

parts.

"I have thus, O chief of men, told everything in thy presence. He that listens with devotion to this Bharata from the beginning

becomes cleansed of every sin even if he be guilty of Brahmanicide or the violation of his preceptors bed, or even if he be a

drinker of alcohol or a robber of other peoples wares, or even if he be born in the Chandala order. Destroying all his sins like

the maker of day destroying darkness, such a man, without doubt, sports in felicity in the region of Vishnu like Vishnu

himself."

The End of the Svargarohanika-parva

The Eighteen parvas of the Mahabharata are thus complete

December 3, 2023

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Re:

Extraordinary Ability Petition for Mr. Siddharth Tiwari

Dear Sir or Madam:

Please accept this letter detailing the extraordinary ability of Mr. Siddharth Tiwari in the field of digital

banking and financial services. Mr. Tiwari has sustained national and international acclaim due to

his original and impactful Digital Bridge for large organizations offering financial services across the

world. I can attest to the profound effect of Mr. Tiwaris Digital Bridge in the overall field. The

combination of his experience in consulting, technology, and banking/finance informs his skills to

help banking and financial institutions remain ahead of the curve with a rapidly growing trend of

digital banking and financial services on a global scale. The Digital Bridge created by Mr. Tiwari and

his wealth of experience in the industry makes Mr. Tiwaris abilities in his field extraordinary.

My name is Srinivas Chuck Chakravarthy, and I am currently the Managing Director, West Lead

for HiTech XaaS Practice at Accenture. Accenture specializes in information technology and

consulting, with 9,000 clients served across more than 120 countries. Accenture has 738,000 global

employees and holds 8,300 patents and pending patents. Relevantly, our services include

digitalization to speed up the transformation of hardware into software-enabled products. As

Managing Director with Accenture, I apply more than 28 years of experience in business and digital

transformation; mergers and acquisitions; sales operations; supply chain operations; and trading and

risk management. Throughout my career, I have worked as an engineer, merchant banker, industry

executive, and management consultant. Over my consulting career, I have executed many projects

in large-scale business and digital transformations, and my experience spans multiple industries

including Financial Services, H-Tech, Software, Manufacturing, Energy and Resources, and

Distribution. I have worked in Corporate Finance and Strategy, Mergers and Acquisitions, and

Origination and Deal Structuring.

Prior to my time with Accenture, I worked as a Senior Managing Director and Enterprise CTO for

Dell Technologies, leading business transformation sales efforts with some of the largest enterprise

customers in the financial services sectors. I brought together our Cloud, Edge Computing, Big Data,

High-Performance Computer (HPC), IoT, Custom App Dev, End User Computer, Mobile Solutions,

and Software Defined Everything products and services. I also worked as an Enterprise Field CTO

with EMC, a Managing Director with Deloitte, a Senior Principal with Boston Consulting Group, and

a Principal at PWC (PricewaterhouseCoopers). It is evident from these credentials that I have

consistently held leadership roles in top-tier organizations throughout my career. I also hold an MBA

in Finance from The Wharton School, which is one of the best business schools in the U.S., along

with a Master of Science in Chemical Engineering from Vanderbilt University. Based on my

credentials as described above, I am expertly qualified to speak to the originality and impact of Mr.

Tiwaris Digital Bridge on the field as a whole.