ali sabry.y much for that question. it's a very difficult time for all of us. i hoped that i had a ready—made answer for that, you don't have it, it's not easy to be frank with that. internationally, prices have gone up, rupee has depreciated, particularly the energy, petroleum, coal, 35% of what we are relying on for our electricity, grain and all those things, but what we are trying to do is to control the inflation, curb the demand so that the inflation is controlled. i think we have seen some positivity, 95% of the inflation which was injune—july had come down to 70 or 60%, that the food and the general inflation has also come down from 85% to 505. so, therefore, ithink there is no quick fix, but the only way out is to increase the export, reduce the import, preserve the dollars and repurposed it for import of important items, which is necessary for day—to—day movement. alright. and ranmini's second part of her question was — could it lead to more civil unrest? are we going to see millions o