On your first question regarding my saying that they're doing it successfully and Suresh saying that it's difficult and they have to go through Mauritius and all that, the thing is that for the small companies in the area where I belong, there is actually no problem, because repatriation of money and everything is pretty straightforward. There is no problem. You have to apply to the Reserve Bank of India. They'll look at the documents and all, and whatever part has to come to you, it comes to you. I'll let Suresh answer that.
But on the Mauritius part, there are people going through Singapore and all these places and investing in India, whether it's in equity and/or whichever. Even Sun Life, for that matter, I believe went through Mauritius for investment.
The thing is that certain advantages arise because of the agreement that India has with Mauritius. I believe some of this been changed because they want to protect certain things. Very recently, some changes have happened to this agreement between India and Mauritius, so things may change. I don't have the details of that, but yes, it is true that most of the large companies find third-country hubs to invest in India. That is true, but I'll let Suresh elaborate on that.