The important sector to look at is agriculture. That's extremely sensitive. I would not be surprised if at any time India decided to just stop the import of something, because it controls the situation quite closely.
If you look at infrastructure, it's regulated to a large extent. There are some private sector opportunities there, but infrastructure also has a lot of regulation.
Then there is energy, which to a large extent is also regulated.
Then you look at education. You know that our universities are doing a lot of work. It's not that they are not in private sector, but giving a local degree over there has its own rules and regulations, so again you are held up there.
Defence is totally regulated, and has a huge budget in India right now. They are spending a lot of money on defence, but it is totally regulated.
Mining I just mentioned.
Typically, if you look at where our expertise is, we do run into that little problem. However, notwithstanding the point Suresh made that services is a great area for us to grow, how much will we grow? We can grow, but not at the same rate as mining or something like that.