If we look at other countries, the business community moves ahead and government regulation follows. The technology is changing the business paradigm so fast, the government's ability to proactively change laws is going to be very difficult. I think it is an unrealistic expectation. So you need to have the ability to take some risk and work in partnership with the government so that the government keeps moving fast. We generally talk of four impediments-cyber law, infrastructure, payment solution and community.
Infrastructure is a long-term thing.
Even within the limited infrastructure that we have, if we start doing something, then the investment will start flowing in because the business is happening and the infrastructure will grow. The community factor is extremely important. This is the business community that would sustain electronic commerce. At the same time it influences the thinking of various segments of Indian society to move forward. From a business perspective, the top down is of high concern, but influence is lowest.