 Now the financial statements are number one, the statement of financial position. Here we report assets, liabilities and equity, the detail of assets. Starting from property, plant and equipment, coming down to the current assets. And the other side is the current liabilities, long term liabilities, and equities. Now each of these headings, the numbers of items given. Statement of income and other comprehensive income. In a statement of income, we report revenues, we report the cost of earning those revenues. We also report operating expense, among operating expense, the administrative expense, selling a distribution expense, and then we have income tax, and then we also have finance cost as well. So all these things should be reported in the income statement. And then we have some other comprehensive income, which is not a regular business items. Maybe some gains or maybe some small investment here and there you did, and you are getting money out of it. So that should also be given in the comprehensive income. Now first statement of change on equity is concerned. This is totally for the equity shareholders, the shareholders of the company. What amount they have invested, that is the share capital. And if they have those shares were issued at a premium, so there should be a share premium also. And if they have a share capital, that is the share capital. And if they have issued let's say right shares or bonus shares, all those details should be in this statement. The other thing is that if in case you have some revaluation of your assets, then those revaluation results should also be mentioned there. Similarly, if you have retained profits, so retained profit should also be there. So in fact, whatever you put into the money in the business as a shareholders, that will be recorded in these statements. In fact, sometime it happens that you buy out your shares from the market. Any company can buy its own share from the market. So that will be reduction out of the share capital. And similarly, out of retained earnings, if you pay the dividends, so that dividend should also be deducted. At the end of the day, you find out that how much amount is available to the shareholders. The notes to the accounts, as I said, they are detailed notes starting from what the company name is, is it whether registered with the stock exchange or not, what are their normal businesses, that what accounting convention they followed. So all those details are there. And the most important one is the accounting policies. Accounting policies are numbers. In fact, more than 30. So because each item you reporting, you need an accounting policy for that. So you need to mention all those accounting policies which you are following. Because once you follow those accounting policies, you are not supposed to change over the period. Change is only allowed in case, in case you feel that if you change, you will give a better picture to the shareholders, only then the change is allowed. Otherwise accounting policies, once you opt, you are not supposed to change. Then the comparative, comparative only for the two years, mean current year and the previous year. Again, current year it should be the first and then the previous years next. And all these figures, let me just brief you to, they are in round figures, maybe round up to thousands. Because we can't give each and every up to the last rupee. No, it's not possible because the figures are so large that we need to condense them into thousands and sometime even to millions. So, comparative we are not supposed to give all the details, but only some items which are very, very much important in the income statement balance sheet and statement of change and equity and so for cash flow is concerned. Now the cash flow is also very important thing here. The cash flow is basically the money coming in and the money going out. And here you will see completely that absolute money terms because in income statement and balance sheet we have some assumptions, we have some estimates, but so for cash flow is concerned, there is cash coming in and cash going out. So, we will discuss this cash flow and all these statements in detail. Thank you very much.