Maulik has always been interested in reducing suffering in the world and help improve the well being of the less fortunate. Here's his message: We usually think of suffering in terms of human poverty and disease. While most people acknowledge non-human animal suffering, the scale of this is enormous and usually not comprehensible for most of us. There are about 40 billion farmed land animals and about 125 billion fish. To have a perspective of the numbers, this is more than the total number of humans to have ever lived (~100 billion). I think it is also important to consider the suffering of these animals and try to help reduce it.