dragan thinks cruise ships like this one are to blame more and more are docking and co tours being hardly a day passes without at least one of the huge ships discoursing throngs of tourists into the small city. tours become one of the top cruise destinations along the adriatic next to venice and dubrovnik but while the letter to have been overwhelmed by mass tourism that have put on the brakes the number of crew shifts in culture is increasing. after all a single tourist spends around 40 europe's. a i didn't attain this is the only way tourism can prosper here and a lot of people live off it. unfortunately kauto doesn't have any beaches or even hotels. and there's a. coach or only gets day visitors it's not a sustainable model as the local tourist office well knows but they don't want to give up the lucrative business. plus they quote other people the only thing that would make a real difference in court order would be something hotels in the same number of tourists would bring more profit and cause less environmental damage there wouldn't just be cruise ships here then but other day visi

of the bjp when it was in the wilderness is it really facilitated the rise of state leaders like dragan. it was less a party of action than a party of regional powers. now, the bjp has changed its makeup, but i think that's one way the congress could go. they have a chance to do that to empower a new group of officials, and they chose really not to do that. so i don't have great hopes. in terms of the vision thing that we talk about, i think here they're really in a dangerous position because what modi has done so well is to really saturate the space, both on the right and on the left in a way. so his notion of the public provision of private goods are really things -- as eswar mentioned, the congress sort of began. all congress can say is, if we were in power, we would do bigger and better, but they can't underscore the premise of those schemes because they were all schemes. i think it's important for congress to target the right and adopt the reforms. so they're stuck. and their stuck in a second way and that is that the whole construct of secularism has become -- >> for the audience