Thank you for giving the opportunity. Congratulations on continued strong execution. Sir, first question was again related to the order inflows. So you partially answered it, but just wanted to understand it a little bit more. So I think our order book has stayed constant at around INR10,000 crores for many quarters now. So one way to look at it, is that we are proactively only not taking much orders because there is a limit to how we can execute these orders. And the other thing could be that there is some slowdown in terms of ordering because we are seeing government not prioritizing infra, power and all these areas. In general, the kind of orders that we were witnessing two, three years back, right now, we are not able to sort of see that growth. So if you can throw some more light. I mean, through your answer, I came to understand that maybe once we receive -- we reach INR5,000-odd crore top line next year, we will have to again get aggressive about getting new orders if we were to grow from that level. So which of these scenarios is playing out, sir, if you can explain?
So sir, so on that, sir, basically, let's say, in the second half of next financial year, we would have made another INR7,500 crore revenues from the current order book. So I think that -- so basically, the way I'm understanding is that if we have to grow 15%, 20% FY '28 onwards, we can always get more orders. Right now, we are not taking as much because we can't execute if we take more.