nitin: it's pittance, honestly.ok at the number of black people in this country or minorities in this country, while people of my ethnicity have made some progress, in general they don't show up. i can tell you even from my own experience, the glass ceiling still exists. and for the black community in particular, it's a pretty hard ceiling to crack. that is one of the things we are trying to fix. the majority of our investments are in black entre nous wars and the majority in women because black -- black entrepreneurs and the majority in women. the only way this is going to change is that these entrepreneurs end up creating these billion-dollar companies are at the head of the table. that is what we want to see happen, is more of these entrepreneurs, big companies, create wealth for themselves in their communities and sit at the head of the table. emily: some advice. nitin rai at elevate capital, thank you for joining us. meantime, bloomberg has learned tesla is taking steps to ramp up output at its factory in shang

nitin srivastava, news correspondent in the bbc�*s delhi bureau, comes from uttar pradesh, and he talkeding on there. there are experts who believe, and there are people who have credible evidence, who say that the society in india is now increasingly getting polarised, especially between the majority hindus and minority muslims, who are more than 200 million in the country. the national party, the bjp party, the hindu party, if you like, has actually sacked the two officials who made these supposedly derogatory comments about the prophet muhammad, so, this is not nationally driven, is it? the ruling party in india, which is the right wing bjp, has definitely taken action against its own office bearers. this is also very rare, because it's not been seen very often. but yes, the fact remains that such sentiments have been there trending in the indian social media landscape for quite some time. people say that divisions have been so stark that people are afraid to come out, and some say that only because this time it was the prophet muhammad, that people decided to come out on the streets