so let's say that we are confronted with the problem of Ganges Water Treaty. So let's take this as an example. Then we have to decide really when we talk about Ganges Water Treaty what are we talking about? So if you ask me right now I will say Ganges Water Treaty should primarily focus on the dry season flow. So now I'm trying to make the problem a little bit sharper. Why dry season flow? In the wet season I have about 70 to 80,000 cubic meter per second of water flow. That is a flood season. Flood season lasts for a few weeks but it creates a problem but that is a recurring phenomenon. Then in the dry season is almost about eight to nine months. That creates significant problem both from water availability for ecosystems to irrigation to navigability so many many things so I will focus on that part. Then my question would be the okay so given that dry season flow is only 4,000 as opposed to 80,000 now what can I do? How do I basically resolve this complexity of the problem? Now we have to come up with India and sit down and see really what are the options can I have? What are the options those are possible so that we both can come up with some options where we know we're not going to get 80,000 we need it clearly to the 20