I think the first fair was in the year ’62. That was after I came back to Baroda, I came back in ‘61. Then in ’62 I cannot take the full credit for it, it is between Sanko Chowdhuri and me. We sat together and we thought that our whole teaching probably and the work programme is too stereotyped and doesn’t have a sense of play in it, and then we had to also somehow break out of the ivory tower and get the interest of the general public into what we were doing. That is how the fairs began. And then the first fair did sort of attract people. It was not a great crowd at that time, but then we enjoyed doing all those things, and later the years went on, we had a yearly fair at that time, and during that time our students made things which were, they would not have normally done in their studios. They tried various kinds of materials out, and they sort of made a big impact on the people's interest, and we also started earning a little money.