and it is working. >> huge growth, as i said, they yms in bangalore in one day. lot of people going to the gym, they've never seen fitness equipment before. the idea of this western gym experience is new. >> it's not coming from the government. >> no, this is all private. >> they are not putting enough. speaking of education, let's talk about mitch daniels. >> purdue university. >> he is a man also making a difference. radical in the education sphere. >> higher education is not a sphere where there is a ton of innovation, it moves very slowly. mitch daniels took over, two-term governor of indiana, known as the blade because of his cutting of budgets. he takes over at purdue and 2013 and immediately does things colleges don't do. one, he froze tuition. for sixth straight academic years, tuition will be under $10,000. this is that a time when a lot of competitors are seeing tuitions rise and rise, primarily because of a lack of state funding. he froze tuition. he's doing other innovative things, offering something called degree in three, which will allow you to com

and this gym chain has recently opened something like 20 locations in bangalore in one day.now have more than 200 locations. they're trying to bring fitness to india. >> it's interesting what he is doing, he's growing a lot. he's also trying to, as you say, him they don't have physical education for kids and they're trying to reeducate the society. and it is working. >> huge growth, as i said, they opened 20 gyms in one day. for a lot of people going to the gym, they've never seen fitness equipment before. the idea of this western gym experience is new. >> it's really strenuous. >> it's not coming from the government. >> no, this is all private. >> they are not putting enough. speaking of education, let's talk about mitch daniels. >> he is a man also making a difference. radical in the education sphere. >> higher education is not a sphere where there is a ton of innovation, it moves very slowly. mitch daniels took over, two-term governor of indiana, known as the blade because of his cutting of budgets. he takes over at purdue and immediately does things colleges don't do. on

we are now live from bangalore.igh. >> they certainly are. this is a company that is quite iconic in india. , they broughtup in a new corporate standard and governance to india. as a they are seen bellwether for the i.t. industry, so expectations are really high. the expectations will behind on salil parekh to deliver. david: were talking about a company with 200,000 employees. a lot of this comes down to thinning thell be culture of the company. he has buried experience. he has worked in the european outsourcing firm for 17 years and has been very instrumental in getting deals in north america. all the time he has been based there is over 100,000 people, so he is immersed in the cultural themes. i think he would find it not so hard to fit into the culture, but at the same time there are a lot of challenges he has to face , the least of them being he has --really david: some interesting challenges, not just the company issue, but industry. policies d.c. him having here? >> he has a certain level of experience to do

in the form of the premier chen duran he's the former editor of this din india and joins us from bangalore why have australia managed to win the series so easily i think it's very simple really they've won all the big moments moments when the games have been in the balance their big players have stood up and been counted steve smith the captain was crucial in brisbane in the close human again. and each of the baseball is a little bit new england you know it's. two it's a games and in new clothes i'm just not going to do that so well strictly as captain steve smith scored two hundred and thirty nine runs in this test match a lot of people saying that he is the best batsman in the world right now but what makes him so great do you think. i think his ability to adapt to cross conditions with me earlier this year he came to india which is an extremely difficult assignment the most this thing that he made two hundred exceptional batting in very tough conditions and he's gone back home and made these round we've made friends in england in the past in new zealand so all over the world and i just

a gym chain recently opened something like 20 locations in bangalore, and they are really trying to bringness to india. >> as you say, they do not have phys ed for kids, and he is trying to reeducate society, and it is working, right tackle -- right? bret: exactly. and it is not just reeducate. it is educate. a lot of people in india have never seen fitness before. the idea of western fitness is brand-new. this is all private, not to the government. >> speaking of education, let's .alk about mitch daniels he is a man also making a difference, radical in the education sphere. bret: higher education is not a sphere where there is a ton of innovation. it moves very, very slowly. blade for his the zeal in cutting budgets and ands over at purdue immediately does things that colleges do not do. .irst, he froze tuition this is at a time when a lot of competitors to purdue are seeing tuition rise and rise and rise, primarily because of a lack of state funding. he is doing other innovative things. he is offering something called degree in three. if you're willing to stay on campus for two summers

the biggest source of new talent, followed by shanghai in east china, followed by then lower -- bangaloretraints charges of doing business in china, it is a market that technology companies just cannot ignore. betty: it's interesting. it means a lot of the challenges you outline are certainly did challenges. tech companies here have as for, particularly the war talent. finding talent is always at the top of the list. i'm interested in the artificial intelligence side of it, the robotization of a lot of the tasks. a lot of people say that we'll hit asia first, where many of the low skilled jobs are. many of those industries or jobs, i should say, are going to get wiped out first in asia. replicablefar as routine, potentially, yes. if you were to ask which sectors to adoptionnerable of artificial intelligence and robotics, the answer is probably manufacturing and agriculture. if you're looking at property, as we are in saying more generally what is artificial -- what does artificial intelligence mean? looking forward, we can look to three or four trends. that's not necessarily bad. firstly,