 Thank you for talking to us first of all and how was the meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and what were the big points that were discussed between both of you, sir? It's a great meeting. We're so proud of our partnership with India. We've been in India for 26 years. We have over 12,000 employees and events, R&D. We do a lot of our chips. India with a lot of the software and we talk about many things that are very relevant, I think, to what we think about the future technology. We talk about the 5G and acceleration of 5G. We talk about incredible opportunity to advance the industry, not only domestically in India, but India as an export of technology as we think about the digital transformation enabled by 5G combined with the design in India. We talk about semiconductors, which is kind of an important, I think, topic of conversation and we talk about the opportunity to continue to build an incredible mobile ecosystem that it is developing in India. Very pleased with the conversations and we're very, very happy with everything we're doing together with India. In India, various reforms have been taken recently. That includes the PLI scheme and various other structural reforms in India. We think this will give a major push to the semiconductor sector, the 5G, the AI primarily. And of course, will this give you a point to invest or build up the capacities as far as supply chain diversification is concerned? We continue to invest in India and R&D. We are a company that are 100% fabulous, so we don't manufacture our own semiconductors. However, we see a lot of activity right now because of the necessity to geodiversify and build a very resilient supply chain for semiconductors. We believe India could be an important destination and if that infrastructure is available in India, we'll be very happy to partner with India. You've invested massively in India as you mentioned this point and how has your experience been in India as far as investment is concerned? It's been a great place for invest and not only to invest directly, but also to support other companies. For example, we have built a Qualcomm design in India program that would today we help 77 startup companies in India design based on our technology. We have been investing with our venture fund in new India startups and we think we have been very successful to date with all the investments we have made in India. How do you look at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership as far as boosting business and investment in India? I think the approach to drive economic growth and making India a destination for investment has been very successful and we welcome that. Thank you so much for the opportunity.