One is the size of our ODA to India. In 1997, we extended on a commitment basis, loans amounting to about 133 billion yen, grant assistance again on a commitment basis amounting to 3.5 billion yen and we have technical cooperation in addition to this. That is the magnitude of the ODA to India. When I talk about the possibility of some sort of steps, that is another question. Exactly what we might do about it is something that we will be looking at.
Japan is by far the number one donor to India.
Anti-nuclear sentiment in Japan is pretty strong and it stems from the fact that Japan is the only country ever attacked in wartime with nuclear weapons. In a way that gives Japan a pretty loud voice in the international reaction to India's nuclear tests. I was wondering if you could just describe for people outside Japan the horror that the people here felt waking up and finding out that India had exploded three nuclear devices. We ratified the CTBT in July 1997. In bringing about the CTBT, we worked very actively in cooperation with like-mined countries and we have been urging countries like India which have not yet become signatories to the treaty to come on board.