the chairman, one of india's top oil refiners join us for an exclusive interview, hindustan chair mukesh the mean for india, would be for us to diversify then? >> good morning and thank you for having me on bloomberg. as far as oil prices, there has been a rise. the recent spike is more toward current events happening. as far as a country like india, a big consumer, definitely a high oil price does not too good for us. and oil price of $50-$60 is more stable is the general feeling among the consumer and producer. any higher price, makes the future of oil as a commodity basket, more detrimental to itself, and it pushes people to look for more ultimate -- alternate resources the basket. so we would prefer oil would be on the lower side in the range of $50-$60. haslinda: but not at the moment, so would force india to look elsewhere. if not the middle east, where, then? >> in fact, india has from many countries, the middle east has been the major supplier of oil to us. but as far as any is concerned, we had expanded our energy basket and the oil basket. and the supply from the u.s. had incre