India 'insulated' from China fallout

Indian interest rates have come down three times already this year - but many in business want more cuts to try and stimulate growth. The man who'll make that decision is Raghuram Rajan governor of the Reserve Bank of India - and highly respected for his work at the IMF and for predicting the 2008 financial crisis.

The BBC's Asia Business correspondent Karishma Vaswani met Mr Rajan in Mumbai, and with stock markets across Asia and around the world in turmoil - began by asking how vulnerable India was to the threat of a Chinese economic slowdown.