From Silicon Valley to organic farming

Meanwhile, Bangalore's Krish Murali Eswar has just bid goodbye to his long association with the software industry to move to a Tamil Nadu village to cultivate his children the "correct way". Eswar and his wife pulled the children out of school when they felt that school was stifling the children's natural curiosity and innovative spirit.

Among the many things the children are learning is farming and making their own food. The experiment seems to have sown the seeds of a curious mind: Aditi, Eswar's 9-year-old daughter, is beginning to ask her "why" questions again.