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New Delhi [India], Oct 27 : Soon after Tata Sons Chairman Cyrus Mistry's removal on Monday, the attention was directed to the link of his interview that had been moved or removed from the company's website.

A day after Mistry's scathing remarks on the group's precarious finances and the potential debt write-down of USD 18 billion, Tata Steel has spoken about following all the guidelines in the concerned matter, and has 'nothing further to comment.'

"The financial statements of the company are prepared as a going concern basis and present a true and fair view of the state of the affairs of the company," Tata Steel said in a letter to the Bombay Stock Exchange ( BSE) and the National Stock Exchange ( NSE) on Thursday.

New Delhi [India], Oct. 27 : The WWF's Living Planet Report 2016 has ranked India fifth in terms of bio-capacity - an ecosystem's capacity to produce resources such as food, fibre and renewable raw materials and absorb carbon dioxide.

While Indians have a low personal carbon footprint at an individual level, it is a challenge when aggregated by population size. This equation will be further affected as wealth grows and consumption patterns change. India's carbon footprint currently makes up 53 percent of the country's overall ecological footprint.

New Delhi [India], Oct 27 : Soon after Tata Sons Chairman Cyrus Mistry's removal on Monday, the attention was directed to the link of his interview that had been moved or removed from the company's website.

A day after Mistry's scathing remarks on the group's precarious finances and the potential debt write-down of USD 18 billion, Tata Steel has spoken about following all the guidelines in the concerned matter, and has 'nothing further to comment.'

"The financial statements of the company are prepared as a going concern basis and present a true and fair view of the state of the affairs of the company," Tata Steel said in a letter to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange ( NSE) on Thursday.

New Delhi [India], Oct 27 : Anyone who has ever sold a vehicle, or bought a pre-owned one, knows the hassles related to the most important aspect of the deal - the pricing. This gap is what makes Droom's Orange Book Value, an algorithmic pricing engine, such a disruptive phenomenon in the automotive resale space.

To firmly establish OBV's game-changing stance as an industry benchmark in the realm of automobile buying and selling, Droom has rolled out its mega marketing campaign titled 'Resale Ka MRP'.

With a massive budget of Rs. 25 crore, Droom is betting big on the dedicated 360-degree integrated media blitz to enhance consumer salience about OBV and how it can completely alter the dynamics of the industry.

Washington D.C. [USA], Oct. 27 : Hollywood actress Megan Fox gave her fans the very first glimpse of her third child with Brian Austin Green.

The 30-year-old star took to her Instagram account to share a photo of her lying in bed with the baby boy, named Journey River Green.

This is the first time we are getting to see the baby since the 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' actress gave birth to her little munchkin on August 4 this year, in Los Angeles.

The picture shows River Green wearing only a nappy and mom Fox in blue floral.

Earlier last year, Fox had actually filed for divorce from her husband of five years which was the reason why fans were taken aback when she arrived to the '2016 Cinema Con' donning a form-fitting dress with a growing baby bump.

Islamabad [Pakistan], Oct. 27 : The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Thursday ordered the capital administration not to allow a shutdown of the city on November 2 during the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI)'s proposed lockdown on November 2.

Government authorities have been directed by the court to follow all legally available courses to stop the protest in any part of the capital other than the designated "Democracy Park and Speech Corner," reports the Dawn.

The space has been designated by the Capital Development Authority ( CDA) in 2014 for political activities such as sit-ins and protests.

The directions were issued by the court while hearing four petitions, seeking the PTI to withdraw its decision to lockdown Islamabad.