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SOCIAL MEDIA
Telegram lashes out at WhatsApp
Hyderabad, November 21
The founder of Telegram, which is for urgent GST Council meeting soon turn lighter
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emerging as a strong rival to WhatsApp in
the messenger stakes, has launched a
Advance payments tion company, there may be either
no requirement or reduced require
blistering attack on the subsidiary of US-
Bengal Finance Minister Amit Mitra says (WMA)’ and are now using the by Discoms cutting ment of working capital by generat
based Facebook, alleging that it exposes overdraft facility. WMA is a tem ing company or transmission com
them to serious vulnerabilities. “...unless many States are fi nancially stressed Gencos’ working
porary credit facility provided by pany or distribution company (in
you are cool with all your photos and the RBI with caps. capital needs case of prepayment by the con
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messages becoming public one day, you OUR BUREAU paid soon. Sources in the Finance When that limit is reached, sumers). The present system of re
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New Delhi, November 21 Ministry admitted that there are States opt for an overdraft, which TWESH MISHRA bate in case of timely payment does
phone,” Pavel Durov said on his Telegram The war of words over GST com some concerns on the compens is credit for a slightly longer New Delhi, November 21 not fully compensate against the re
channel on Wednesday. p3 pensation continued between ation fund as the GST collection period. People across the country will have duced requirement of working cap
the Centre and the State govern has been below expectation. If On Wednesday, fi ve opposition something to cheer about as they ital,” the letter from the Ministry of
ments, with West Bengal Finance the compensation amount of Amit Mitra, Finance Minister of ruled States — Delhi, Rajasthan, can expect lower electricity bills in Power to the regulators said.
PORTFOLIO Minister Amit Mitra pointing ₹ 28,000 crore is taken as the West Bengal, addressing a press Kerala and Punjab apart from the coming year or so. Last week’s letter said the Appro
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out that the dues owed to the base, then the total amount re conference in New Delhi on West Bengal — in a statement ex According to offi cials, power tar priate Commission (State or Cent
PERSONAL FINANCE States and three Union Territor quired for the remaining period Thursday KAMAL NARANG pressed concern over the delay iff s can fall 3 to 5 paisa per unit ral) may determine the reduction of
Investing for monthly returns ies with Legislative Assemblies would be ₹ 84,000 crore. in payment of compensation. across the country. Generation/Transmission Tariff in
Are you looking to invest a lumpsum such total about ₹ 40,000 crore. However, the cess amount ex tion required to be released,” a Mitra said that diff erent States This is because power distribu case of full or part advance pay
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that you can earn a monthly income? From According to the GST Act, pected to be collected in the re source said. have diff erent headroom to face tion companies (Discoms) have ments by Discoms.
simple bank fixed deposits (FDs) to States and UTs with Assemblies maining period based on the Mitra told mediapersons here the situation and many States been paying in advance for the elec The Ministry also asked the regu
systematic withdrawal plans (SWPs) in are guaranteed compensation if mopup in AprilAugust is on Thursday that “this is viola are fi nding it diffi cult to meet tricity they buy from generating lators to furnish a monthly Action
mutual funds, there are a handful of the GST revenue growth is less ₹ 58,200 crore. Taking into ac tion of federalism.” He urged all their expenditure. companies (Gencos). Taken Report to the Forum of
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options. Here’s a low-down on the than 14 per cent. The amount is count the unutilised cess the States to write to the Union Although the compensation is Regulators.
products and their suitability for various paid bimonthly. This year, States amount of ₹ 23,400 crore, the Finance Minister demanding an guaranteed by law, there is no Power Ministry letter “From August 1, the government
investors. p10 and three UTs were paid ₹ 28,000 total amount available would be urgent meeting of the GST Coun legal clarity on what happens The expectation of a fall in tariff is has come out with an order that all
crore for the JuneJuly period. ₹ 81,600 crore. cil. when the Centre does not pay or raised by a letter written by the Min the distribution utilities have to pay
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They are yet to be paid for Au “Any further shortfall in the is unable to do so. istry of Power ask in advance to the
TRENDING gustSeptember, which was due revenue will further increase the States on overdraft On Wednesday, Kerala Finance ing the Central and X generation company
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in October. gap between the amount avail Mitra said the States are stressed Minister Thomas Issac indicated State Electricity Reg Gencos will roughly be or furnish a letter of
WWW.THEHINDUBUSINESSLINE.COM The Centre has assured the able for release of compensation as many of them have exhausted that his State could take legal re ulators to reduce saving a little over credit. Distribution
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States/UTs that the dues will be and the amount of compensa the ‘Ways & Means Advances course. the fi xed cost com ₹ 4,000 crore of utilities are paying in
ponent allowed to working capital advance and even a
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Gencos because of requirement and the oneday advance has
Why people across the the reduced work regulators have been been allowed by sub
country appreciate Union
Adani Group may bid for DHFL assets Cane farmers’ protest ing capital asked to ensure that sequent amend
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The Adani Group, which has in franchise. pany under the Insolvency and Mumbai, November 21
over ₹ 4,000 crore in working cap foregoing the 45day credit period
Which country has sent the
terests in the power sector, ports A number of other NBFCs are Bankruptcy Rules, 2019, the Farmers’ agitation seeking ital requirement and the regulators provided in PPAs and funding pay
most tourists to India in the last
and terminals, real estate and also understood to be keen on sources said. higher sugarcane prices in have been asked to ensure that this ments to Gencos at market rate,
three years? Find out
housing fi nance, among others, bidding for DHFL, say sources. The RBI will apply to the Na Kolhapur district of Maha saving is passed on asreduced tariff based on the strength of their bal
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may be a frontrunner to acquire While media outlets named tional Company Law Tribunal for rashtra turned violent on to consumers. ance sheet. The current rebate
the fi nancially stressed Dewan Piramal Group as a likely bidder, appointing the Administrator as Thursday with reports of cane “It has been observed that in case mechanism for timely payment
RELIEF AT LAST Housing Finance Corporation an offi cial spokesperson said the Insolvency Resolution Pro hauling tractors being set on fi re of advance payment even for a day does not remunerate the Discom,
How the spectrum payment Ltd (DHFL). there are no such plans. fessional (IRP). The IRP will call and tyres being punctured to by the distribution company to gen but the Genco ends up with a re
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moratorium can help Airtel The Group, whose housing fi n The bidders plan to make a for expressions of interest from block traffi c on highways. erating and transmission company duced working capital require
and Vodafone Idea ance company was incorporated play for DHFL once the Reserve interested bidders. Details p14 or by the consumer to the distribu ment,” the offi cial said.
Commodity participants’ body to create
Azim Premji, Chairman, Wipro Ltd, receives the MMA Amalgamations Business Leadership Award 2019 from
A Krishnamoorthy, Chairman, Amalgamations Pvt Ltd, in the presence (from extreme left) of N Vaghul,
former Chairman, ICICI Bank Ltd; Mallika Srinivasan, Chairman, TAFE Ltd; and Vikram S Kirloskar, President,
investor database to rein in defaulters
CII and Vice-Chairman of Toyota Kirloskar Motor Pvt Ltd, in Chennai on Thursday (Report p18) BIJOY GHOSH SURESH P IYENGAR in business from one exchange to X
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Mumbai, November 21 another impacts the exchange The online database would lowing them to trade, he said.
The Commodity Participants’ Asso rather than the clients. help exchanges access the Sources said the proposal was
ciation of India plans to create a re The association, which has a re trading track record of part of a SEBI move to align regula
gistry of individual clients trading cord of members trading on the ex clients based on their PAN tions with that of the International
on the exchange platform to pre change platform, will now create numbers, and ensure that Organisation of Securities Com
India accedes to IMO’s Hong Kong vent defaulting members of one ex
change moving to another.
It has been observed that some
an electronic database of indi
vidual clients of trading members,
a source said.
they do not go exchange
shopping
missions and ensure market integ
rity. Last month, SEBI refused to ban
trading in castorseed contract on
Convention on safe shiprecycling clients who were banned in the re
cent castorseed crisis in NCDEX
had moved to other exchanges in
Of late, he said, some clients who
were banned from trading in one
exchange for payment defaults,
The proposal will be taken up at
SEBI’s Commodity Risk Manage
NCDEX despite a payment default
by some of the trading members.
The crisisridden NCDEX had to
P MANOJ second condition but the third condi the absence of a common platform have been moving to another ex ment Committee meeting next square off castorseed contracts
Mumbai, November 21 tion will be met only when two of the to assess the trading credentials of change to continue trading month, for legal validity of the data worth ₹ 735 crore of the defaulting
India has become the fi rst major ship four major ship recycling countries — clients. without any restrictions. base. Once approved, the proposal clients, using the contract tearup
recycling nation to ratify a global rule India, Bangladesh, China and Since there is hardly any diff er The online database would help will be placed before SEBI’s board option for the fi rst time ever. It also
that seeks to ensure that endoflife Pakistan — accede. India’s accession entiation in the commodity con exchanges access the trading track for fi nal approval. auctioned 370 tonnes of buy posi
ships are dismantled in an environ will help meet the third condition of tract specifi cations of the fi ve com record of clients based on their PAN After it becomes a regulation, ex tions to avoid a potential default
mentfriendly and responsible man the convention. If China or modity exchanges, especially that numbers, and ensure that they do changes will have to mandatorily during the October contract settle
ner, giving a big push to the treaty’s Bangladesh now accedes to the treaty, of agriculture commodities, a shift not go exchange shopping. run through the database to check ment.
enforcement. it will come into force globally.
The ‘Hong Kong International Con A file picture of a worker at the Alang
vention for the Safe and Environment shipyard REUTERS ‘Hallmark moment’
ally Sound Recycling of Ships’ was ad “This truly is a hallmark moment to
opted by the International Maritime ling. Shipspecifi c Ship Recycling wards the accession of the Hong Kong
Organization (IMO) in 2009. Plans (SRPs) will need to be prepared Convention by the largest ship recyc
The Convention is yet come into for incoming vessels and incoming ling nation in the world,” said Anil
force because it has not been ratifi ed ships will need to obtain a “Ready for Sharma, President and CEO of Global
by 15 nations, representing 40 per Recycling Certifi cate”, in accordance Marketing Systems Inc, the world’s
cent of the world merchant shipping with the HKC. biggest cash buyer of ships for
by gross tonnage (capacity) and a When India accedes to the IMO’s demolition.
maximum annual ship recycling treaty, it will become the 14th contract “With this giant step, the govern
volume of not less than 3 per cent of ing state to ratify the Convention out ment has ensured that not only on
the combined tonnage of the coun of the 15 required as per the fi rst of the the microend, will the industry con
tries, to take eff ect globally. three conditions for it to take eff ect. tinue to operate while keeping
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday When Germany acceded to the worker health and safety of the envir
approved the Recycling of Ships Bill, treaty in July, as the 13th contracting onment at heart, but on the macro
2019 and accession to the Hong Kong state, it represented 29.42 per cent of end, too, a growing number of ship
Convention. the world merchant shipping ton owners seeking Statement of Compli
The Bill, when enacted by Parlia nage, only 10.58 per cent short of the ance based greenrecycling options
ment, requires ship recycling facilit total required to satisfy the second can be certain that the authorities
ies to obtain an authorisation to oper condition. have added another layer of security
ate and only authorised yards will be The accession of any shipping for their incoming vessels,” Sharma
permitted to import ships for recyc country can fulfi l the fi rst and the added.
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Sajjan Jindal, promoter of JSW crore loan to release pledged A PayPal study shows that more than half of of crossborder shopping, About 27 per cent of the Swiss watch manufacturer
Group, has released pledged shares of JSW Steel. the study revealed. merchants surveyed actively Frederique Constant an
shares of JSW Steel and JSW Shares of JSW Steel and JSW online shoppers buy on international sites However, shipping costs, targeted international buy nounced the launch of three
Energy worth ₹ 200 crore. He Energy were beaten down due delivery time, lack of clarity ers and 26 per cent felt that watches under ‘Ladies Clas
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has so far repaid ₹ 3,000 crore to debt concern. When share K.R. SRIVATS leading the mobile com on duty/taxes and return selling to an international sics Quartz’ collection. The
of loans in four tranches. prices fall sharply, promoters New Delhi, November 21 merce usage with 88 per shipping costs acted as some customer base had a positive new watches, released
In his fi fth tranche, Vividh who have raised money Indians have taken to cross cent of Indian consumers us of the barriers. impact on their business within the entry price ‘Clas
Finvest, a promoter group through pledged shares have border shopping like a duck ing mobile devices to make A majority of online shop growth. sics’ collection, which range
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company, on Thursday repaid to bring in more money to to water with more than half purchases or pay online and pers (7 in 10) About 45 per cent of mer from CHF 695 to 895 a piece.
loan to release 72 compensate the fall of the online shoppers now 81 per cent of Indian mer said that the chants have made mobile The ‘Ladies Classics
lakh pledged shares in value of pledged making purchases on inter chants are optimised for mo optimisation a business Quartz’ collection, combines
of JSW Steel, ac shares or cut their national sites, a new mCom bile shopping by priority in the next 12 traditional style with func
counting for 0.30 outstanding loan by merce report commissioned customers. months. Time saving and tionality and beauty, comes
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per cent of the paid prepaying debt. by PayPal, a global leader in The survey is designed ease of transacting are the with a simple and un A watch from Frederique
up capital, and JSW Despite the bench digital payments, has re to gain insights into main drivers of mobile cluttered dial. Constant’s ‘Ladies Classics
Investments repaid mark index, Sensex, vealed. Also, one in two mo three main areas: Pay commerce. The new case has been ad Quartz’ collection
debt to release 4.03 hitting a new high, bile shoppers in India buy ment behaviours and App purchases are most apted to a 36 mm, feminine
crore shares of JSW shares of JSW Steel across border. acceptance, drivers popular for bill pay size, adding new aesthetics maker said in a press release.
Energy, which ac has been languish The study by ipsos was and barriers to mobile ments, purchasing fash and an edge to the ladies The watches are available in
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count for 2.45 per ing for long. They fell conducted across 11 markets commerce and the ion and in food tech. quartz timepieces. full stainlesssteel or with a
cent of paidup from a 52week high and about 22,000 con readiness of con Anupam Pahuja, Man The watch is powered by blue crococalf leather
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capital. Sajjan Jindal of ₹ 354 last Novem sumers and 4,602 businesses sumers and business aging Director, PayPal FC220 quartz calibre and is bracelet.
This is the second ber to a 52week low participated. In India, 2,000 respondents as far as India, said: “India has waterresistant up to 50 The wearer can also
time Jindal has repayed a loan of ₹ 202 this August. The stock consumers (aged 1874) who mobile commerce is been rapidly moving to metres. choose the rose goldplated
in the last fortnight. Earlier was trading at ₹ 247, down owned or used a smart concerned. wards digitisation and mil Each model is distin case combined with a black
this month, he repaid a ₹ 342 0.60 per cent on Thursday. phone and 302 business in In the last six months, 47 availability of PayPal boosted lennials are embracing in guished by a silver colour crococalf leather strap.
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crore debt to release 1.26 crore Similarly, JSW Energy fl uencers or decision makers per cent of sales for Indian the feeling of security on in novative ways of transacting dial with guilloché decora The Ladies Classics Quartz
of pledged shares of JSW Steel shares have fallen from a 52 who sell or take payments businesses came from inter ternational stores. Also, using technology. We at tion (engraving intricate was launched in New Delhi
and 6.98 crore pledged shares week high of ₹ 80 logged last online to consumers (and national customers, the re when it comes to crossbor PayPal, are focused on en geometric patterns), black on Saturday. Mohena Ku
of JSW Energy. November to a 52week low of businesses), were port showed. Better product der shopping, 37 percentage abling seamless and safer printed Roman numeral in mari Singh (Princess of
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In October, Jindal repaid ₹ 58. These shares were traded interviewed. quality and availability of of consumers said they are transactions to become a dexes, handpolished black Rewa) was named the ‘Brand
₹ 1,200 crore of loan raised down by 0.49 per cent at Interestingly, the global re new and interesting product ‘not very/not at all likely’ to part of the daily lives of In hands and a date window at Friend’ for the Ladies Clas
against pledging of JSW Steel ₹ 71.30 on Thursday. port suggested that India is varieties are the key drivers purchase without PayPal. dian consumers..” 6 o’clock, the Swiss watch sics Quartz collection.
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the time when the banking and much was value created ing for over a century. We de the best and wellrated, both compromising on the interest small, has doubled in the past
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our overall conservatism, says Kamakodi sector was opened up and for investors only in the last cided that this is the path and in terms of customer comfort of all stakeholders. These two 1015 years. We are able to add
many new licences were is 1520 years when competition we are sticking to that. And no and safety. We have been con will be key to any regulations. value to all customers whom
G BALCHANDAR ous profi tability and dividend sued. Even at that point in intensifi ed. Consistency, sta regrets on that. tinuously taking steps to up Over a period of time, we we are serving. It is not that
Chennai, November 21 declaration record. From in time, some of the old genera bility and trust are part of our grade technology and make it have understood that a bank we are not changing our
Kumbakonam (Tamil Nadu)- ception to this year, every year tion private sector banks like overall conservatism. They are Technology is transforming at par with the industry ing institution runs on the strategy. But the change hap
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headquartered old private the bank was able to generate us decided that they will not particularly very important every business including benchmarks. There are ad trust of all stakeholders — cus pens in a gradual and calib
sector lender City Union Bank profi t and declare a dividend be in a position to maintain for organisations that have a banking. How has CUB equate investments going tomers, government, in rated manner rather than do
(CUB) will be celebrating its 115 and it has been primarily due their identity and got merged large legacy. So, more than leveraged technology? into technology on a continu vestors, shareholders. We ing some thing too quickly.
years of operations this to customer service and con with larger banks. CUB under just the size, effi ciency and It’s a misconception that we ous basis. have continuously demon Two decades ago, we were
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Saturday. Incorporated in 1904, servatism. The bank has seen stood that size wouldn’t mat profi tability determine the are may not be techsavvy as strated that we follow rules not strong in working capital
the bank stands out so many changes and ter as long as you understood value that is created in an or we are 115 years old. Our tech As regulations become and regulations, both in word fi nancing. Later, SME and
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other small private Wars to the freedom provide value to them and ers. So, the conservative ap are at par with the best in the prepared is CUB to handle ital, as I said earlier, we have al came our bread winners. We
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banks, due to its well- struggle, India run the institution proach was a industry. Over a period of them? ways been conservative, in the will evaluate the opportunit
managed business Pakistan war, India properly with effi conscious choice. time, more than 90 per cent We need to understand the sense that we have always ies available in the market. At
model. More than two-thirds its China confl ict and al cient and profi table We are not fully of our transactions have reasoning behind the bulk of maintained more than pre the same time, the change
branches are in Tamil Nadu. most six to seven economic metrics. convinced that moved out of branch chan these regulations. First, the scribed norms. Even in prac will not be drastic, too big and
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CUB has seen a number of cycles. But, it stuck to the ba Some of the we will be able nels to nonbranch channels. bank should be adequately tice, most of our policies are too quick. There will be a cal
business cycles during the sics and did not get diverted banks that decided to increase the Be it our internet or mobile capitalised. It should have suf much more stringent than ibrated evaluation of the
course of its existence but has or distracted. Though CUB to grow faster and size at a faster banking, ATMs or cash ma fi cient capital to take care of prescribed rules. We don’t feel changes that are required and
managed to maintain its may not be a large bank in the tried to change rate without chines — they take care of any unexpected shocks, and anything adverse because of we will be doing it on a con
performance on a consistent country, it has always re course, I would not compromising more than 90 per cent of op hence, they prescribe norms. that. tinuous basis.
basis. BusinessLine spoke to N mained an effi cient and prof say they have all suc on core val erations. In terms of innova Second, in any country, regu
Kamakodi, Managing Director itable bank taking care of cus ceeded. For us, the ues tions too, we were the earliest lators want to ensure that the What will be the key aspects
and Chief Executive Officer of tomer needs and being happy market cap ones to introduce robots. Our institutions are run in a pro of your future growth
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This will also help corporates minimise the The CLC’s stance is bound to told BusinessLine: “The provi
come as music to the ears of sions for debarment of fi rms is
After reports of yet another breach, falls for the trap, his/her phone cost of getting new auditors, say experts several professional fi rms, es harsh and may deter profes
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is exposed. Interestingly, the pecially those operating as sionals from pursuing careers
Pavel Durov asks users to delete the app latest ‘update’ for WhatsApp in KR SRIVATS next round of company law re Limited Liability Partnerships in the audit profession. The
Google Play, the Android app New Delhi, November 21 forms. Simply put, this clarity with, say, 200300 audit part law should allow for alternat
KV KURMANATH warned the public in May this store, makes no mention of Large audit fi rms may have a could be introduced in the ners. Not only will such an ap ive remedies such as close
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Hyderabad, November 21 year about ‘backdoors’ in What patching up vulnerabilities. It cause for cheer with the Com company law at a later date proach be a departure from monitoring of the fi rm, and
The founder of Telegram, which sApp. “This week a new back talks about a new security fea pany Law Committee (CLC) when the next round of legal the current harsh regime, it sanction on the partner, and
is emerging as a strong rival to door was quietly found in ture that allows users to key in veering around to the view changes are contemplated. will also help corporates in debarment should be pursued
WhatsApp in the messenger WhatsApp. Just like the previ Pavel Durov, founder, Telegram and out of the app using their that debarring an audit fi rm terms of easeofdoingbusi only in exceptional
stakes, has launched a blister ous WhatsApp backdoor and fi ngerprints. should be an exception, and ‘Harsh’ regime ness and minimise costs in circumstances.”
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ing attack on the subsidiary of the one before it, this new back to the latest version of the app. not a rule, when tackling audit This is in variance with the cur getting new audit fi rms on Ashok Haldia, former Secret
USbased Facebook, alleging door made all data on your It found a vulnerability that How did it come to this? failures. rent regime where the Na board, say economy watchers. ary, Institute of Chartered Ac
that it exposes them to serious phone vulnerable to hackers could be exploited by a remote WhatsApp claims that its users The 11member panel tional Financial Reporting Au The main point is that sev countants of India, had a
vulnerabilities and and government attacker to execute arbitrary are protected by endtoend en headed by Corporate Aff airs thority (NFRA), the new eral audit fi rms have huge tal slightly diff erent take: “While
asking users to delete Scan & Share agencies,” he code. On infecting the system, cryption. This encryption, it Secretary Injeti Srinivas has, in regulator of auditors in listed ent, which should not go an audit team has primary re
the messaging app. cautioned. the attacker could launch a claims, ensures only the user its report submitted to the Fin and large companies, is em wasted by closing the whole sponsibility, the fi rm also has
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“...unless you are “All a hacker had Denial of Service (DoS) attack, and the recipient read what's ance Minister, taken a view powered to pass an order de unit for the misdeeds of a few, an important role to play in
cool with all your pho to do was send you a CERTin warned. sent. However, a recent spyware that an audit fi rm should be barring any auditor — an indi feel supporters of the CA pro ensuring audit quality. This
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tos and messages be video — and all your The cyber watchdog found a attack, which saw the accounts debarred only if the fi rm re vidual or a fi rm — from being fession. has been wellcaptured in ap
coming public one data was at the at vulnerability that could be ex of WhatsApp users globally fuses to cooperate in the pro appointed an auditor, an in “You can’t kill the entire pro plicable standards on audit
day, you should delete tacker’s mercy,” he ploited by a remote attacker to breached, has made many ceedings or if its top manage ternal auditor or a valuer for a fession for the misconduct of ing. If audit failure is attrib
WhatsApp from your warned. execute arbitrary code. On in worry about the safety of the ment is involved in the fraud. minimum period of six one signing audit partner,” uted to gross failure at the fi rm
phone,” Pavel Durov said on his fecting the system, the attacker app. The spyware gives unau The CLC said debarment months and a maximum of 10 said an audit professional who level, the fi rm ought to be held
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Telegram channel on Wednes Breach confirmed could launch a Denial of Service thorised access to private data, may be restricted to those indi years. did not want to be named. responsible. The ban on a fi rm
day. His post has gone viral, trig Indeed, India’s cyber emer (DoS) attack, CERTin warned. including to passwords, mes viduals/partners associated Also, there is no legal provi Sudhir Soni, National Dir may be warranted depending
gering an animated debate on gency response team CERTIn The hacker could sneak into a sages, and calls. The scandal has with the fi rm actually involved sion to limit the debarment to ector and Partner, Assurance on facts and circumstances of
social media platforms. raised a fl ag a few days ago, ask WhatsApp account by sending once again highlighted the vul in the fraud. It suggested that the partner(s) actually in Services, S.R. Batliboi & Co LLP the case and the gravity of
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Durov claimed that he had ing WhatsApp users to upgrade an mp4 (media fi le). If a user nerability of Indian citizens. this may be taken up in the volved in the wrongdoing. (a network fi rm of EY in India) failure.”
Says ‘bribes’ paid that it would defend itself vig “It (the lawsuit) can’t help alliances, not a merger
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(FCA), alleging that its rival ted in the US to create jobs, UAW.” ment, “We are confi dent that ate merger. velop electric car parts jointly.
bribed United Auto Workers but did not specify an exact The planned $50billion the terms of those contracts “We feel the pressure” from JLR currently sells an electric
(UAW) union offi cials over amount. merger with Peugeot owner were not aff ected” by the ac demands to slash carbon emis Jaguar IPace sport utility
many years to corrupt the PSA Group will not be blown tions of FCA or UAW offi cials. sions and develop electric vehicle, and has said the next
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bargaining process and gain Fiat-PSA merger off course by the lawsuit, a It said it was “regrettable” vehicles, JLR chief Ralf Speth generation of its topofthe line
advantages, costing GM bil The lawsuit comes at a delic source close to FCA said. that these issues can cause said on the sidelines of the Los XJ sedan will be allelectric. The
lions of dollars. ate time for FCA, which is GM’s general counsel, Craig doubts about the contracts. Angeles auto show. But to the company has not said when it
GM also alleged that Fiat working on a planned 5050 Glidden, told reporters at GM’s Glidden said a “pat question of whether the com will launch the new XJ.
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Chrysler’s former Chief Exec merger with French auto GM’s headquarters that the tern of racketeering” by FCA pany and its parent, Tata Mo “There’s no question in our
utive, the late Sergio Mar maker PSA to create the lawsuit has nothing to do from 2009 to 2015 left GM tors, are seeking a merger for mind that electric is the drive
chionne, was central in the world’s fourthlargest auto with the planned merger of paying higher wages than Jaguar Land Rover, Speth said: train of the future,” said JLR
scheme. The No 1 US auto maker and is negotiating a PSA and FCA and the auto Fiat Chrysler, and allowed the “The answer is no. We can really North America chief Joe Eber
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maker said it will seek “sub fouryear labour contract maker does not intend to fi le latter to use more temporary survive on our own.” hardt said. “But from a cus
stantial damages” from FCA with the UAW. suit against the UAW. workers and lowerpaid The British luxury sedan and tomer adoption point of view, it
that it said would be reinves FCA said late on Wednesday PSA declined to comment. secondtier workers than GM. SUV maker is “always open” to takes longer than anticipated.”
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Its fi nished steel imports in New Delhi, November 21
Disproportionate demands made by AMITI SEN mittee on AntiDumping, In creased 4.7 per cent to 7.84 mil NHAI has started selling
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New Delhi, November 21 dia said the antidumping in lion tonnes while steel exports FASTags — RFID stickers that
Washington compared to what it is willing Japan has raised concerns over vestigation on the specifi ed fell 34 per cent to 6.36 million can be used to make electronic
to offer remain a sticky issue, say officials an ongoing antidumping in steel import from Japan was tonnes. payment for toll charges — free
vestigation by India on import ongoing, and that it will look “Although India has been of cost till December 1.
AMITI SEN to off er India in the package, of certain steel products from at all relevant factors. It as taking protectionist measures In fact, even the security de
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New Delhi, November 21 the offi cial added. The US the country and has asked In sured Japan that its concerns to check import of cheap steel, posit of ₹ 150 will be borne by
A highlevel team of offi cials wants India to lower import dian authorities to evaluate all would be addressed,” the offi it has been in line with WTO NHAI. This was announced by
from the US Trade Represent duties on items such as mo “relevant economic factors’’ cial said. stipulations and proper pro SS Sandhu, Chairman, NHAI.
ative’s (USTR) offi ce is in In bile phones, highend motor before taking a decision. New Delhi has been trying cedures have been followed so “Between Thursday
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dia to talk to its counterpart bikes like Harley Davidsons, The matter was taken up by to put in place restrictions far,” a government offi cial said. (November 21) and December
in the Commerce and In apples, almonds and dairy Japan at the meeting of the such as safeguard duties and The WTO allows a member 1, you can get the FASTags for
dustry Ministry to try and items and also lower pricing World Trade Organisation’s antidumping country to im free,” said Road Transport and
conclude the ongoing mini restrictions for medical Committee on AntiDumping duties on steel pose anti Highways Minister Nitin
trade package talks. equipment manufacturers. The US has been vocal in its disappointment over the high trade on Wednesday. imports, as its dumping and Gadkari in a conference.
“The US Trade Representat India’s demands are deficit it has with India, despite steps being taken by New Delhi “Japan raised concerns with domestic mar safeguard du “We cannot say what will
ive and Commerce & In mostly defensive. It wants an Indian investigation on ket is fl ooded ties on imports happen after December 2,”
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package during the Indian ences (GSP) benefi ts for its trade package with the US. trade defi cit it has with India last June, and asked that In The free trade items are people have to use their own
Minister’s recent visit to exporters that was with “There have been discus and despite steps being dian authorities be sure to agreements either being money to top up their ac
Washington due to some drawn earlier this year and sions between the two sides taken by New Delhi to lower evaluate all relevant economic with Japan and dumped in the count. At present, almost 40
sticking issues related to rollback unilateral import on trade since the two lead it over the last two years by factors having a bearing on the South Korea domestic mar per cent of toll income of NHAI
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market access for certain duties imposed on alu ers (Prime Minister Naren importing more oil and gas state of the domestic in have resulted India has been taking ket at prices accrues electronically. NHAI
items for the US and restric minium and steel last year. It dra Modi and US President and other items, Washington dustry,” a Genevabased trade in very low tar protectionist measures to lower than hopes that the entire toll in
tions on pricing for medical is also hopeful of getting in Donald Trump) met and in still remains dissatisfi ed. offi cial told BusinessLine. iff s (zero or check import of cheap steel what it is avail come will be collected
equipment. The USTR team creased market access for structed their offi cials to India should also keep in nearzero) on able at in the through FASTags by December
that is visiting India this certain agricultural goods, fi nd a solution to the trade Bilateral trade mind the competitive relation highgrade steel products, country of the seller or there this year.
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week will try to fi nd a solu including fruits and issues. There have been dis The US is one of India’s ship between Japanese export pushing up imports of such has been a surge in imports of This will involve a cost of
tion to these issues,” a gov vegetables. cussions since then. These largest trading partners and ers and Indian producers of items. Moreover, increased a particular commodity in a some ₹ 150200 crore for NHAI,
ernment offi cial told matters are complex. We re bilateral trade is projected to the like product and the dis protectionism across the particular period of time. In according to the Minister.
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BusinessLine. ‘Optimistic of solution’ main optimistic that a solu grow to $238 billon by 2025 comfort that is likely to cause world, has resulted in a drop in both cases, the complainant From 1.4 lakh km of Na
The disagreement is likely According to the Ministry of tion be be found soon,” said from about $90 billion at to the domestic industry in the India’s exports of steel also has to proved that imports tional Highways, toll charges
to be over the disproportion External Aff airs (MEA), India Raveesh Kumar, spokesper present, acccording to the normal course of events, Japan products. have caused injury to the do were being collected from al
ate demands made by the US is optimistic that a solution son, MEA. USIndia Strategic Partner indicated in the meeting. India turned a net importer mestic producer and caused most 25,000 km, as on March
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compared to what it wants will be found soon to the The Trump government ship Forum estimates. “At the meeting of the Com of steel in 201819, the fi rst time disruption in the market. end 2019.
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New Delhi, November 21 poration of India; Container consumers in India are Assam was integrated within ing to step in, as was the case New Delhi, November 21 other is not,” Pradhan said at
A day after the Cabinet de Corporation of India; Tehri Hy supreme.” the India’s framework, follow with ONGC buying out HPCL, “The industry should focus on the Indian Steel Association
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holding in fi ve public sector poration (THDCIL), and North stake in CPSEs is in line with resulted in dialogues.” will be kept in mind when the cilities for steel projects,” Min dustry needs to come out with
undertakings, Minister for Eastern Electric Power Corpor the aim to bring more profes “NRL will maintain the next decisions are taken. But ister of Steel, Petroleum and avenues of collaboration here.
Petroleum and Natural Gas ation Ltd (NEEPCO). sionalism in some sectors. He identity of a government com when I say that the govern Natural Gas, Dharmendra Pra There can be common carriers
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and Steel, Dharmendra Pra Speaking to presspersons gave the example of the tele pany. A successful PSU will be ment has no business to stay dhan, said. for roads, railways and water
dhan reiterated his stand that on the sidelines of the Second com and aviation sectors. given its responsibility. The As in business, then a lot of “India needs to have a com ways,” he added. “There is also Union Steel Minister
the government should not Indian Steel AssociationSteel Responding to queries on sam government had made a things are included in this.” mon carrier facility for the opportunity to develop water Dharmendra Pradhan
be operating businesses in Conclave, Pradhan said, “We why NRL is being excluded, request for the same to the Responding to a query on steel sector clusters. For ex ways for cheaper transport op
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sectors that are have been clear since 2014 that Pradhan said, “Including or Prime Minister and this was the timeline for the strategic ample, if Tata and SAIL are in tions,” Pradhan said. sumption. He said the Indian
selfsustaining. sectors where businesses can excluding anything is to be de accepted,” he added. sale, he said, “The Finance Min the same cluster, they need not He said the Centre’s assess economy is consumption
The fi ve PSUs in which the sustain themselves should be cided by market experts and On whether the govern ister has said the strategic sale deploy two separate railway ment of ₹ 100lakhcrore in driven, and as the economy
Centre will sell stake are allowed to continue. Govern strategists ... Numaligarh Re ment has already found a is expected to be completed lines for ferrying raw materi vestment in infrastructure size increases, steel consump
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CUSTOMER OUTREACH INITIATIVE
Did not violate regulatory guidelines knowingly in South Africa: BoB
₹ 2.53lakh cr loans OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, November 21
Africa) were carried out in a
professional and transparent
This observation comes in the
backdrop of the bank getting
The Prudential Authority of
South Africa had imposed an
cial Intelligence Centre Act.
In FY2018, the Reserve Bank of
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its operations in South Africa.
“Transactions (in South
by the governing bodies and
regulators,” the public sector
bank said in a regulatory fi ling.
which had close ties with the
former South African President
Jacob Zuma.
comply with the cash threshold
reporting requirement in
terms of section 28 of the Finan
with the cash threshold report
ing, implementing adequate
processes, and reporting suspi
and guidelines of the South
African Reserve Bank and the
Reserve Bank of India.
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New Delhi, November 21 of ₹ 1,70,893 crore. While 226
At the end of the second and districts were covered under
last phase of the customer the fi rst phase, as many as 148
outreach initiative, which was districts were covered under
or
announced by Finance Minis the second phase.
ter Nirmala Sitharaman in Of the total disbursement
September, public sector of ₹ 2,52,589 crore (including
banks (PSBs) had, in aggreg camps and branches),
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₹ 2.53lakh crore, the Finance towards new term loan and
Ministry said on Thursday. ₹ 46,800 crore towards new
While the fi rst phase (from working capital loans, an offi
October 1 to 9) saw loan dis cial release said. Total credit of
bursals of ₹ 81,695 crore, the ₹ 19,627.26 crore was given by
second phase (from October 9 PSBs to NBFCs in October.
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dicators, I think chal strategy on saving bank
lenges still remain. – it has to give the bank
The index of indus a certain growth, and
trial production has then it has to be value
contracted (in August and accretive (for the customer).
September). There has been a It is signifi cantly cheaper
slowdown. The monsoon has than term deposit. Average cost
been both good and devastat of savings is around 5.3 per cent,
ing. So many places have had or thereabouts. Our oneyear
fl oods. There was loss of crop. and 390 days TD rates today are
There has been some modera at 6.40 per cent and 6.50 per
tion in rural demand. cent, respectively. So, we go by
But I am hoping that it (mon the absolute cost of savings. We
soon) will give a fl ip to agricul have savings account in diff er
ture and that there will be a ent buckets – up to ₹ 1 lakh (4 per
little bit of postmonsoon con cent interest) or ₹ 1 lakh to ₹ 10
sumption boost in the busy sea lakh (6 per cent), and above ₹ 10
son. Thanks to the very attract lakh (5.5 per cent).
ive corporate tax rate (15 per
cent), investments, be it infra With digital transactions
structure or noninfrastruc growing, do you see the need
ture, should start picking up to expand branch network?
This will aid growth. I think Branches are still very critical.
markets have already taken the We have about 1,500 branches.
cue and growth is coming back. Physical network has to be in
terwoven with digital strategy
What do you make of the for both acquisition as well as
bind that the real estate service. You can acquire (cus
sector is currently in? tomers) digitally and service
The real estate sector is still not them physically. You can ac
out of the woods. Residential quire physically and move
real estate is doing well in cer them to digital. So, it is a ‘phy
tain pockets (Hyderabad, gital’ world.
Bengaluru, Pune and Even if an account is opened
Ahmedabad) and at certain digitally, customers prefer go
price points (up to ₹ 1 crore to ing to the branch. Banks will
₹ 1.5 crore). continue to put up branches,
Above a certain price point, it and we continue to put up
is still diffi cult. People are buy branches. We will put more
ing fi nished inventory. With branches where there are more
very early stage construction, business banking customers,
there are still issues. Aff ordable current account customers,
housing went down a little bit. business customers, and lend
It will probably come back. ing customers.
With saving bank customers,
With the economic we will choose clusters, but
downturn, is there concern people are used to doing (trans
on bad loans increasing actions) digitally. But branches
in the retail portfolio? remain an important delivery
We have to be little tighter (on channel and, across banks if
underwriting). We have to be you see, they are expanding
careful because of the environ branch network. Formats are
ment, jobs and other things. changing, sizes are changing,
Whenever there is excessive and what you put inside the
lending to one sector, you branches are changing. At least
should always be more careful for the next three years, banks
like what happened with will continue to expand and we
wholesale; now, everybody has are no exception.
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N MADHAVAN uncork the Champagne bottle. Not
come investors of companies, many of all supplyside issues have been re
which have recently gone bankrupt. The regulator MATTERS OF FACT solved. Any mature power sector
has now tried to address this matter in its recent will have suffi cient reserve capacity,
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board meeting by stipulating that from January 1,
n the face of it, media re cent of the generation capacity, to
2020, all listed companies should disclose any de ports painted a scary pic meet the seasonal swings in peak
fault in repayment of principal and interest of loans ture. One report men power demand. India, traditionally,
from banks or other fi nancial institutions that are tioned that as many as never had this luxury.
outstanding beyond 31 days. This will help give an 262 thermal power units had shut Most thermal power plants oper
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down operations by early Novem ated at a PLF of 90 per cent or more
earlywarning signal to investors in bonds and
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ies’ fi nancial statements in many instances not India’s output fell to its lowest in six ventive maintenance which resul
really presenting the true state of aff airs, and given years in September on account of ted in them breaking down causing While it has to create capacity ing. The government has set itself as government wants to off er free or
inadequate communication from the credit rating heavy rains. Not just that. Its coal disruption in power supply. ahead of demand (power plants be aspirational green energy target of cheaper power to a section of the
shipment that month was a fi ve ing long gestation projects), it must 175 GW (achieved 83 GW so far) by population it should use direct be
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true state of aff airs in a company, until it is too late to ity (CEA) data revealed that the But what we have at the moment is emerging economy it is susceptible part signifi cant fl exibility to the them. Crosssubsidisation of free or
act. Such disclosure is also in the interest of minority plant load factor (PLF) of thermal a reserve capacity that is uncom to vicious economic cycles com grid to leverage clean energy eff ect cheap power by charging the in
shareholders of companies that may eventually go units in the AprilSeptember 2019 fortably high. In October the aver pared to more mature economies. ively and optimally use the thermal dustry more will not work any
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period (at 57.67 per cent) was the age peak demand (of 1,64,875 MW) This invariably results in situations assets. more. It will leave manufacturing
for resolution under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy lowest in a decade. Even worse, by was less than half the total genera where supply far exceeds demand Also, now that we are sitting on uncompetitive and hurt India’s
Code. These shareholders witness severe erosion in endSeptember it had dropped fur tion capacity. As many as 133 as is the case now. surplus capacity, the situation is ‘Ease of Doing Business’ ranking.
the value of their holdings once ther to 51 per cent. thermal power plants with an ag The need of the hour thus is fl ex conducive to weed out ineffi cient To make all this possible and pro
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the IBC process begins, and prior Under these circumstances, the gregate capacity of 65,133 MW have ible generation capacity, some generation units, especially in the tect the interest of all stakeholders
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country should have been in a state been shut down for want of thing India lacks in its overall en public sector, which are decades old an independent regulator is essen
intimation about possible stress
of crisis with a crippling electricity demand. ergy mix. Gasbased power plants with high variable costs. This will tial. But State governments still
could help them make adequate shortage that would have brought This has raised concerns of a off er this fl exibility and so do make the sector more effi cient. prefer to appoint ‘yes men’ to this
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adjustments to their portfolios. industrial, commercial and retail fresh set of NPAs hitting the already pumped storage hydro power role just to satisfy a constitutional
It is good that the regulator has consumers to their knees. But that fragile banking system. This fear is a plants. Tariff rationalisation need more in letter than spirit.
given the companies a 31day is not the case. This fi scal, bit overblown as most of Unlike thermal or nuclear power Today if the sector is under stress it Warts and all, the electricity sec
peak demand for electri these plants have a power plants they don’t have to be run is because demand from well pay tor in India is in a relative better
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peak demand, was 12.7 per quidity issues and pos this era of renewable energy. ing domestic consumers have risen. than China’s 4,475 units and the
even after the disclosure the company has two more cent. sible default of their debt Solar energy is available only dur This has hurt distribution compan US’12,071 units. The headroom for
months to salvage the situation before their assets This has been possible because obligations. ing the day time and wind is sea ies’ cash fl ow badly. The only solu growth is immense.
become NPAs. The regulator also needs to spell out India has fi nally overcome the capa Nevertheless, shutting down so sonal, a sustainable grid uses clean tion to this problem is tariff ration A concerted eff ort to deal with
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city constraint that dogged power many power plants and running energy when available and alisation. the remaining pain points will en
the details that need to be included in the announce
generation since Independence. the rest at half their capacity is not switches to conventional sources at Consumers — industrial, com sure that it will be best placed to
ment, to avoid ambiguous disclosures. That, indeed, is a signifi cant an optimal strategy. In fact, India is other times. India’s share of renew mercial or retail — should pay the power India’s growth into a de
Streamlining the rules governing rights issues is achievement. In fact, the total gen caught in a piquant situation. able energy is 22 per cent and grow right price for electricity and if any veloped economy.
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also welcome. The timeline for completion of rights
issue has now been reduced from 55 days to 31 days,
ensuring that trading disruption caused by the off er
is shorter. The move to allow trading of rights enti
tlement in demat form will considerably simplify
the process for rights renunciation.
Another segment that enjoyed lighter regulation
so far, with more leeway to fund managers in asset al The first step is to build on our areas of economic convergence, and then secure at least a partial trade deal in the near-term
location, was Portfolio Management Schemes. There
have been reports of portfolio managers struggling MUKESH AGHI new, but they show the cracks in the of the top destinations for India’s ing relief to American farmers and
relationship and tell us that it can services exports. The US is still sup manufacturers to the tune of $250
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to repay investors mainly due to the excessive risk
he last few months have not claim automatic support — plyconstrained when it comes to million.
taken by them. SEBI’s move to tighten the regula witnessed a rising tide of even from the people who have technology, and India is helping to
tions governing PMS should help restore credibility bipartisan support for US built it. fi x the gap. Indian companies Trade matters
in this segment. Laying down limits for the extent to India relations. The The US needs a richer and more provide worldclass IT services to Finally, both Prime Minister Modi
which funds can be deployed in unlisted securities Howdy Modi summit in Houston, powerful India to drive economic global companies, and are now and President Trump need to “walk
featuring President Trump and opportunity for the US private sec deeply entrenched in the American the talk” on free and fair trade. In
and unregulated investment vehicles will help avoid Prime Minister Modi, was attended tor across the region. For its part, In ecosystem through local hiring, in dia needs to move forward on some
future fi ascos. By increasing the networth require by a number of top US lawmakers. dia needs the US in its fi ght against novation centres, and facilitating muchneeded market reforms,
ment for companies off ering PMS to ₹ 5 crore from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, in her terrorism, counter a hegemonic STEM education opportunities for such as eliminating preferential
₹ 2 crore, the regulator is trying to keep away fl yby remarks on Mahatma Gandhi’s China, and sustaining economic Trade concerns must be ironed out the communities they work in. market access and instilling regu
150th anniversary, categorised US conditions and technology invest Second, it is necessary to set the latory coherence in the business en
night operators. Doubling the minimum invest India relationship as “a shining ex ments for growth. and investments in renewable en foundation for growing bilateral vironment. On the US side, actions
ment by clients to ₹ 50 lakh will restrict the access to ample of mutual cooperation, ergy technologies. Healthcare also trade by securing at least a partial like the Section 301 review of India’s
PMS to high networth individuals, with better ability prosperity, and respect.” Beyond Areas of convergence stands to benefi t from the US and trade deal in the nearterm. Re ecommerce policies or leaning
to take risk. just optics, these reaffi rm a new era It is time we set a geoeconomic dir India collaborating on innovative markably, even without any formal hard on India to ban Chinese tele
of greater strategic and economic ection to the bilateral relationship, solutions to patient costs, regulat arrangements, USIndia trade has com giant Huawei from supplying
convergence. with economic cooperation as the ory, and access issues. been on the upswing. According to equipment for 5G wireless techno
However, since 2018, the Trump bedrock of the relationship. The On defence cooperation, the US a USISPF study, USIndia trade is pro logy defl ects attention from cur
administration has criticised India fi rst step is to build on our areas of can help India meet its military jected to grow to $238 billion in rent and future areas of economic
as a “tariff king”, increased duties economic convergence that can ul modernisation goals. India has the 2025 from the current $143 billion if collaboration.
FROM THE VIEWSROOM on 14 per cent of India’s exports, timately work in the national in world’s fi fth largest defence the 7.5 per cent average annual The commitment to build a
and withdrawn India from the Gen terest of both countries. budget, and the US has become In growth rate is maintained. strong USIndia bilateral economic
eralised System of Preferences (GSP) For instance, US energy exports dia’s second largest defence sup A partial deal would be a great relationship with an eye towards
JNU fosters inclusivity programme. India retaliated by to India have grown rapidly in the plier, following Russia. As US com start to lay the groundwork for a fu the future needs to start now. The
slapping tariff s on about 6 per cent past few years. This helps both to panies expand manufacturing ture free trade agreement, provid stakes for this relationship are way
The hostel fee hike will hamper access to the disadvantaged of US exports. On the strategic side, meet India’s growing energy de operations in India, this should cre ing policymakers a platform for too high — businesses and govern
too, our “natural alliance” cannot mands, and to shrink the US trade ate additional opportunities for US binding our economies more pur ments on both sides cannot aff ord
I t is very easy to criticise and mock students of Jawaharlal
Nehru University when you have the might of the state and
ruling party MPs behind you. The students who have been
be taken for granted.
At a recent hearing on Capitol
defi cit with India — a major concern
for the Trump administration. The
Tier 2 and Tier 3 suppliers, allowing
India to grow its manufacturing ca
posefully. A USIndia trade deal
could also secure a political win for
complacency to set in.
protesting the steep hike in hostel fees for close to three Hill, Democratic lawmakers ques US can support India’s shift towards pacity and reduce trade defi cit with the Trump administration in an The writer is the President and CEO of
weeks now have been variously pilloried as ‘liberal freeload tioned India’s democratic creden alternative energy source through the US. election year — especially if India’s the US-India Strategic Partnership
ers’ who exploit the hospitality extended to them to carry out tials. None of these diff erences is exports of natural gas and biofuels, On the other side, US remains one GSP benefi ts are reinstated, provid Forum
“antinational/antisocial activities” from the safety of the uni
versity campus.
JNU has been similarly blackened and projected as a univer
sity that harbours “urban naxals.” And the fee hike was projec
ted in some quarters as an instrument that would not only
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21yearold male nurse, skills young people should be learn In the absence of any such they are able to buy houses.
hired to care for an 81 ing. measure which provided fi n Lower interest rates can only
yearold man suff ering Today’s workers are losing the ance to projects, the situation cushion payments, but the ba
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from severe dementia, re ability to talk, reason, listen or ne would have been worse. Hence sic purchasing power is
peatedly ignored pleas from the pa gotiate with other humans — the any help from the government imperative.
tient’s wife to help set her husband pillar skills that make a modern so is better than no assistance. Even if this does work out,
bed. The nurse was busy on his ciety function. When on their The present scheme off ers sup there are estimates that the
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device, having brought two smart devices, they are in a state of bliss. port even to those companies total amount of projects that
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phones to work that day — each The device never complains. It is which are NPAs or have been re are stuck could be valued tors, and the meas
with suffi cient charge to last his never tired. It doesn’t misunder ferred to the NCLT, but not un between ₹ 4.34.5 lakh crore, ures taken for auto
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eighthour shift. Having watched stand or get upset. It doesn’t show he ₹ 25,000crore pack der liquidation. One can see and hence the amount of mobiles and SMEs have
this happen repeatedly, that even emotion or empathy, so there are age for the real estate two positive outcomes here. ₹ 25,000 crore may be not be been at the forefront, besides
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ing the woman, herself 75 years old no arguments or disputes. In such a sector has been hailed First, the companies will be adequate and could be biased banking. This move can be con
and ailing, complained to the comfortable zone, users can get as a panacea for a ma able to complete their projects. towards the set of 1,600 pro sidered to be more direct, be
nurse’s employer. He was fi red. whatever they want by command jor part of its worries. As the For buyers who are in a state of jects that have been high cause rather than having the
As India’s policymakers and tele ing a device that is completely at package helps a select set of de limbo, this is good news, as lighted. RBI change policy and regula
com providers push ultracheap in their beck and call. velopers complete their pro their dwellings can be com Hence, while this is a tion to enable the fl ow of
ternet access — even Prime Minister When devices are forcibly taken jects — which were stalled pleted and handed over to good move to the extent credit, the government is put
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Narendra Modi at the Houston away from this environment — such primarily after being cut off them. of covering some pro ting in money directly. The is
mega rally with US President Don as in an offi ce meeting — addicts ex from the fi nancing channels The second plus point is that jects, it is defi nitely not sues that need to be focussed
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ald Trump mentioned the low price perience fi rsthand the diffi culties due to slump in the sector and the banks and NBFCs which a cure for all developers. on are the takeoff of the
for 1 GB of data — there’s a dark side of interacting with humans. This problems in the banking and have lent money to these pro scheme and the ‘terms of lend
to device addiction that is rarely ad becomes uncomfortable, because NBFC segment — it prima facie jects will now receive their pay Direct involvement ing’. Also, the sifting of recipi
dressed. The cancer has spread from in all real communication, the prin looks positive. But this may be ments and thus will be better In economics, there is a the ents would be important,
young children to college students; ciple of give and take is inherent. just a breather, not an actual off . To this extent, the creation oretical concept of ‘moral and it can be assumed that
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and now, to the entire Device addicts are not cure for the challenges faced by of new NPAs will be low. hazard’: once a precedent this not be entirely be in this
workforce, including used to such interac the industry. But for this to happen, the is set, there is strong year, but would play out over a
millions in the in tions, and so they The scheme talks of the set units need to be sold to recover reason to believe that period of time.
formal economy. long to return to the ting up of an Alternative Invest the dues to repay the banks. there can be further One can
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India produces a virtual world. ment Fund (AIF) by the govern Hence, a lot depends on such schemes, which hope that if
much lesser output per This is a serious ment, where ₹ 10,000 crore will whether the stock is sold or un make the benefi ters de this is success
workday than it used to problem globally. A be infused along with addi sold. If it is the latter, then the fault in their obliga ful, such a scheme
even a decade ago, at a few years ago, the tional funds coming from the issue of demand arises, as buy tions. can be extended to a
to
time when the country Washington Post re SBI and LIC — and probably sov ers are needed to complete this Depending on how larger set of developers
should in fact be doing ported that in South ereign wealth funds — which ring of success. For this, it may the scheme is re over the next few years.
the opposite. Korea — one of the bestwired coun will sum up to ₹ 25,000 crore. be necessary for builders to structured in terms But this may also lead
Addiction to devices is more dan tries — students diagnosed with In The amount will be used to lower the prices. of the lending rate to a demand for sim
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gerous than addiction to sub ternet and device addiction are sent lend to around 1,600 projects Anecdotally it has been ob and the time provided ilar schemes to be set
stances — alcohol, drugs or to government treatment centres. which have approximately 4.6 served that the price correction for repaying the debt, builders for other sectors too,
smoking — because device addicts In China, militaristic government lakh stalled housing units is never really signifi cant in may pull back on their commit where direct action
start out much younger. Parents are “boot camps” have treated millions which remain incomplete. places like Mumbai and Delhi, ments to potential homeown works better.
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complicit in this act, knowing that a of children. Japan, too, has trialled which are the two main centres ers, hoping to get this benefi t This will be a
smartphone can distract (and calm) an Internet “fasting camp” for Buyers needed besides other State capitals in future. This is not very diff er challenge, because
a wailing child like no babysitter. young people. With this money, the builders that have been identifi ed. Will ent from farmloan waivers, ex at the end of the
After a year with a smartphone, the Device addiction in India’s can complete the projects and demand increase? cept that there is a cost for the day there are
child wants nothing else. middle and upperclass families has hence equilibrium will be borrower. limited funds
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Children like devices because been a problem for years now. But reached. The AIF will include af Purchasing power But the problem for this sec with the gov
they can control the environment — today, the addiction has spread to fordable and middle income Most of the problems that have tor was the unavailability of ernment — this
it is a world very diff erent from real lower class workers in the informal group housing (where the been affl icting our economy in fi nance, rather than cost, be amount has not
ity. In a video game, if a character is and gig economy, which by some ac value of a unit could be the last three years are on the cause fund been provided for
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hurt or killed, quitting and restart counts supports 80 per cent of the between ₹ 1.52 crore, depend demand side, which has af ing became in a Budget which is
ing brings it back to life. If the level domestic GDP. ing on the location). The pro fected supply. diffi cult vulnerable to several short
gets too diffi cult, it is easy to dial it The toothpaste is already out of jects qualifying for the AIF The measure by the govern after the falls in corporate tax collec
back a notch to fi t within the play the tube. It’s going to be awfully would be those whose net ment is clearly on the supply NBFC crisis began. the benefi ts would be to the tions, GST, customs collections
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er’s abilities. Any learning that oc hard to put it back. worth, defi ned as the stock of side, which assuages the prob By opening this door, succour targeted section only. and disinvestment.
curs is restricted to what the game sold and unsold inventory, is lems of the builders, but there is provided to the sector to an The government has evid
developer had in mind. The ability The writer is Managing Director, higher than the cost of comple should be purchasing power in extent, but given that the size ently gone about addressing The writer is Chief Economist, CARE
to critically think is further re Rao Advisors LLC, Texas tion of the project. the hands of the people so that of the problem is much larger, specifi c issues of various sec Ratings. Views are personal
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Hedge fund files $70-m lawsuit in UK Sundaram Mutual launches
Global Brand feeder fund
against Cals Refineries for GDR scam The plan is open for
subscription now
ment Pte Ltd Singapore, a 100 per
cent subsidiary of Sundaram AMC,
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SAT, too, had ordered Cals’ promoter to average daily volumes of over four which in turn sold it to Cals. The The fund has a 30stock portfo
crore shares, as Indian investors plan was to pack this refi nery and OUR BUREAU lio and the current top 10 holdings
return $92 million with interest for 10 years were swayed by the company’s transport it to India. Mumbai, November 21 are Apple, Amazon, McDonald’s,
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PALAK SHAH Rastogi and Cals to pay $92 million plan to build a $1.1billion refi nery RP Explorer’s case is that it pur Sundaram Mutual has launched a Walt Disney, CocaCola, Procter &
Mumbai, November 21 with 6 per cent interest on the at Haldia, West Bengal, that was chased the securities that were is fundoffunds that will feed into Gamble, Microsoft, Alphabet Inc,
Cals Refi neries, India’s largest amount from 2009, for de supposed to be opera sued to raise capital for the acquis SGBF (Sundaram Global Brand IBM and Toyota Motor Corp.
traded penny stock at one point, is frauding Indian investors. tional by March 2011. ition and installation of a Fund, formerly known as
Scan & Share
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now part of a $70million litiga SAT has observed that 25 The story sold by the secondhand oil refi nery in Hal Sundaram Global Advantage Leading global brands
Infy: Kiran Mazumdar settles case tion in the UK. Hedge fund RP Ex million GDRs worth $92 Cals management to dia. Malhotra was a “promoter” for Fund) and provide an opportunity Sunil Subramaniam, Managing
New Delhi, November 21
plorer has claimed damages from million issued by Cals had the market was that a group of individuals behind the for investors to participate in in Director, Sundaram Mutual, said
Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, lead independent
Sanjay Malhotra, promoter of Cals come to rest in the Asia Texx they would ‘dismantle refi nery project called ‘Spice En ternational equities and indirectly SGBF will invest in leading global
director of Infosys, has settled with SEBI a case
Refi neries — currently lodged in a account, which were fur and import’ a refi nery ergy Group’. own some of the leading brands of brands that are used every day by
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of alleged delay in making disclosure regarding
Dubai prison for “conspiracy and ther transferred freeofcost plant in 3,000 contain RP Explorer told the court that the world. Indian consumers, companies
change in her shareholding in the IT company
deceit” — arising out of the hedge to Rastogi. SAT further ob ers from Germany to Malhotra and others, working in The subscription for the fund characterised by strong fi nancials
by paying over ₹ 3 lakh as settlement charges.
fund’s 2007 purchase of securities served that Rastogi sold a Haldia, where it would conspiracy, made “false represent opened on Thursday. The current and solid business models that
Mazumdar Shaw, who is also chairman of
issued by the Indian company, a part of these GDRs and received be put back together again. The ations to induce RP to acquire the net asset value of Sundaram have stood the test of time.
Biocon, was alleged to have violated provisions
report by Bonnie Eslinger of news $8.96 million in November 2011. company had hired UK refi nery GDRs”. Malhotra is currently in Global Brand Fund is ₹ 17.76 and it While products and services of
of the PIT regulations. Before initiating
portal Law360 revealed. SEBI had concluded that GDR issu engineers KBC to upgrade the prison in Dubai and did not parti has assets under management of these companies are availed by In
proceedings against her, the regulator sent
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The UK case also draws refer ance to certain overseas investors plant, adding new units so that cipate in the trial, according to RP $11 million. It holds 16 per cent in dian consumers, the fund
notice of settlement to her, intimating that the
ence to a recent order by the Secur was a sham transaction. they could also refi ne lowerqual Explorer. The reason for his incar cash due to the uncertainty over provides an opportunity for in
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proceedings may be settled and disposed of
ities and Appellate Tribunal, Between 2010 and 2014, Cals Re ity Arab crude oil. In 2007, Cals ceration was not disclosed. the current global trade war. vestors to benefi t from their
upon fi ling of an application under the
which upheld a SEBI order against fi neries, which was at around said BayernOil sold a 30yearold The Serious Fraud Offi ce in In The SGBF, Singapore, was growth, he added.
settlement mechanism of SEBI along with
Cals Refi neries for GDR scam and ₹ 0.300.40, was an aggressively refi nery plant at Ingolstadt in Ger dia is investigating Cals’ GDR launched and managed since June Sundaram Mutual manages
remittance of settlement amount of over ₹ 3.01
asked one of its promoters Gagan traded counter. The stock churned many to Lohrmann International, issue. 2015 by Sundaram Asset Manage $700 million of global assets.
lakh, which she subsequently paid. PTI
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Puranik fi les afresh for ₹ 1,000cr IPO
Why BPCL shares got hammered Zee Entertainment stock zooms 12.4% as
New Delhi, November 21
Realty fi rm Puranik Builders has fi led fresh
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papers with market regulator SEBI to raise an
estimated ₹ 1,000 crore through its initial share
sale. The IPO comprises a fresh issue of shares
post announcement of divestment investors lap up Subhash Chandra’s stake
worth ₹ 810 crore, besides an offerforsale of up VARUN AGGARWAL Prudential, Reliance MF and Wel cent stake is encumbered with
to
loan and other general corporate purposes. In taking over the NRL stake could by deciding to sell his 16.5 per cent cover their entire money lent trying to cut down on its debt of
addition, the company plans to receive the
Refinery is seen as
imply some potential downside to stakes in the company, investors against shares of Zee Entertain about ₹ 7,000 crore by selling 16.5
benefi ts of listing of its equity shares on the a key reason BPCL’s overall valuation. That is, if are already fl ocking in. The issue ment Enterprises to the Essel per cent stake in Zee Entertain
stock exchanges. PTI NRL is valued at less than 10 times has already been oversubscribed Group. ment. They hope to mop up over
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relations advisory and asset management, has sponse to an announcement by government’s big announcement earnings) based target price of book was oversubscribed by ap the CEO, and the promoters will The investment from Invesco,
ventured into the portfolio management the government to divest its entire on Wednesday, post market hours. ₹ 512 includes a similar value for proximately three times. I am maintain management control however, is part of the 11 per cent
service (PMS) business by acquiring equity stake stake in the company. On Finance Minister Nirmala NRL. The stake sale, excluding NRL, grateful to our lenders and in over Zee despite the singledigit stakesale earlier announced by
in Crescita Investment Management Private Thursday, the shares of BPCL Sitharaman on Wednesday said will only impact government re vestors for their trust and sup stakes they would be left with. the company, which was sup
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Limited. Crescita Investment Management, closed at ₹ 513.8, down 5.66 per the government would sell its en ceipts,” Nirmal Bang said in a port. I remain committed to elev This is because the largest stake posed to fetch ₹ 4,224 crore.
founded in 2016 by industry veteran Vijay Sarda, cent, on the BSE. The key reason is tire 53.29 per cent stake in BPCL, morning note to its clients. ating Zee to a global media & holder Invesco Oppenheimer has The promoters currently owe
is a PMS fi rm, which, besides PMS, offers the anticipation of a lower valu but the sale would exclude BPCL’s For BPCL investors, the stake entertainment powerhouse,” shown no interest in either a about ₹ 7,000 crore to MFs and
investment advisory services to high net worth ation for BPCL’s Numaligarh Re NRL, in which the company holds will still off er value based on how Punit Goenka, MD & CEO, Zee En board seat or any management fi nancial investors, including
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individuals (HNIs), ultra HNIs, family offices and fi nery. 61.65 per cent stake. it is valued in the proposed trans tertainment Enterprises, said. control. Russia's VTB Capital, which has
institutions. Pareto and Crescita aim to grow Analysts told BusinessLine that “Our replacement cost based fer to another PSU, most likely IOC GIC, BlackRock, Capital Re Post the sale, Subhash Chandra encumbered about 10.71 per cent
their asset management business to ₹ 500 crore BPCL’s overall valuation could be value of ₹ 583 for BPCL includes or OIL India, which holds 26 per search, SBI MF, HSBC Global, and his son will be left with only stake in Zee Entertainment. The
in assets under management (AUM) in the next impacted as the company’s Numa ₹ 62 per share or 10.6 per cent (for cent stake in NRL, Nirmal Bang Segantii Capital, Marshall Wace, about 5 per cent stake in their fl ag promoter group is also planning
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two years. OUR BUREAU ligarh Refi nery (NRL) would be NRL). Our base case PE (priceto said. Norges Bank, Key Square, ICICI ship company, of which 1.1 per to sell stakes in Zee Learning.
EPS appears attractive and we recommend HCL Tech [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1132.80. . . . . 1136.60. . . . . 1138.60. . . . . 1148.50. . . . . 1131.55. . . . . 1938.09. . . . . . 920.15. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . 19. . . . . 1136.40 The price of zinc dwindled in the past week and
HDFC [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2200.95. . . . . 2210.35. . . . . 2202.00. . . . . 2216.00. . . . . 2186.20. . . . . 2679.07. . . . . 1821.55. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . 32. . . . . 2211.10
‘buy’ on Ashok Leyland with a target price of 11974 • Nifty 50 Futures HDFC AMC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3626.05. . . . . 3769.75. . . . . 3646.60. . . . . 3796.50. . . . . 3646.60. . . . . 1163.26. . . . . 1302.00. . . . . . . . 5.00. . . . . 68. . . . . 3769.95
this fall seems to have put an end to the recov
₹ 111, valuing the stock at 17x FY22E EPS. S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT HDFC Bank [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1273.35. . . . . 1283.35. . . . . 1270.25. . . . . 1287.00. . . . . 1268.35. . . . . 6009.76. . . . . 1000.00. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . 30. . . . . 1283.15 ery that began in October. Prior to that, itwas in
11920 11870 12020 12070 Initiate fresh long positions with a
HDFCStandLif . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 574.70. . . . . . 589.25. . . . . . 576.40. . . . . . 592.35. . . . . . 573.00. . . . . 3752.78. . . . . . 345.00. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 89. . . . . . 589.15 a major downtrend that extended from April to
HeroMoto [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2470.50. . . . . 2443.45. . . . . 2477.00. . . . . 2499.90. . . . . 2436.55. . . . . . 677.66. . . . . 2228.25. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . 15. . . . . 2442.20
tight stoploss only if the contract Hind.Znc [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 213.60. . . . . . 214.70. . . . . . 214.25. . . . . . 215.80. . . . . . 210.00. . . . . . 464.82. . . . . . 193.00. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . 11. . . . . . 214.60
August, tumbling about 20 per cent as indic
ANANDRATHI moves beyond 12,020 levels Hindalco [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 190.75. . . . . . 188.60. . . . . . 190.20. . . . . . 192.90. . . . . . 188.05. . . . . 6342.75. . . . . . 171.25. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . 68. . . . . . 188.60 ated by the spot price on the Multi Commodity
Atul Auto (Buy) HPCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 295.90. . . . . . 286.80. . . . . . 302.00. . . . . . 302.00. . . . . . 284.85. . . . . 7726.64. . . . . . 211.35. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . . 9. . . . . . 287.00
HUL [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2026.50. . . . . 2048.65. . . . . 2027.00. . . . . 2059.95. . . . . 2017.00. . . . . 1397.18. . . . . 1649.70. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . 66. . . . . 2049.65
Exchange of India.
CMP: ₹ 225.35 ₹ 1283 • HDFC Bank Ibull HsgFin [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 208.20. . . . . . 231.55. . . . . . 209.50. . . . . . 235.30. . . . . . 204.55. . . . 53888.17. . . . . . 165.95. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . . 3. . . . . . 231.65 The November futures contract of zinc on
Target: ₹ 350 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT ICICI Bank [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 495.00. . . . . . 498.25. . . . . . 498.10. . . . . . 503.80. . . . . . 491.25. . . . 25745.59. . . . . . 335.90. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . 63. . . . . . 498.25 the MCX slipped from its recent high of ₹ 196.25
ICICILombGIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1357.00. . . . . 1374.10. . . . . 1350.50. . . . . 1380.00. . . . . 1335.10. . . . . . 662.16. . . . . . 787.00. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 58. . . . . 1374.55
The company has a run rate of 4,0005,000 1268 1255 1295 1310 Make use of intraday declines to Idea Cell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 7.05. . . . . . . . 6.65. . . . . . . . 7.75. . . . . . . . 7.95. . . . . . . . 6.15. . . 879935.48. . . . . . . . 2.61. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . -. . . . . . . . 6.64
to the current market price of ₹ 186.5, weaken
units a month at 76 per cent utilisation. It buy the stock while retaining a fi xed IndusInd BK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1469.30. . . . . 1446.15. . . . . 1480.10. . . . . 1502.05. . . . . 1437.60. . . . . 6229.28. . . . . 1192.00. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 24. . . . . 1446.30 ing by nearly 5 per cent. The price has dipped
has put up a 60,000unit plant, which would stoploss at ₹ 1,268 levels Infosys [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 713.00. . . . . . 713.25. . . . . . 715.50. . . . . . 721.45. . . . . . 710.50. . . . . 9692.97. . . . . . 600.65. . . . . . . . 5.00. . . . . 21. . . . . . 713.75 below both 21 and 50DMAs giving the com
IntGlobAviat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1426.65. . . . . 1400.20. . . . . 1426.65. . . . . 1443.05. . . . . 1385.00. . . . . 1363.24. . . . . . 956.45. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 59. . . . . 1400.90
commence in March 2020. This new capacity IOC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 130.90. . . . . . 128.90. . . . . . 131.40. . . . . . 131.80. . . . . . 128.40. . . . . 9151.10. . . . . . 116.10. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . . 9. . . . . . 128.90 modity a negative outlook. Also, the daily relat
would also cater to demand in the southern ₹ 713 • Infosys I-PruLifeINS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 503.30. . . . . . 499.55. . . . . . 503.30. . . . . . 504.90. . . . . . 497.30. . . . . 2326.32. . . . . . 277.95. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 63. . . . . . 499.55 ive index has moved below the midpoint level
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and northern regions. ITC [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 250.70. . . . . . 245.70. . . . . . 251.40. . . . . . 251.40. . . . . . 245.05. . . . 10393.22. . . . . . 234.10. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . 22. . . . . . 245.70
of 50 and the moving average convergence di
JSW STEEL [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 248.70. . . . . . 245.25. . . . . . 248.00. . . . . . 248.95. . . . . . 244.15. . . . . 3840.42. . . . . . 201.90. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . . 7. . . . . . 245.40
We expect the scaleup to take 1.5 years and 705 695 722 732 Fresh long positions can be initiated
Kot.Mah.Bk [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1599.45. . . . . 1595.25. . . . . 1603.45. . . . . 1604.90. . . . . 1587.50. . . . . 1673.81. . . . . 1153.25. . . . . . . . 5.00. . . . . 53. . . . . 1595.35 vergence indicator has entered the negative
expect the entire 120,000 capacity to be with a tight stoploss only if the L&T [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1380.80. . . . . 1392.70. . . . . 1405.00. . . . . 1417.90. . . . . 1385.00. . . . . 5719.32. . . . . 1202.30. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . 28. . . . . 1393.00 territory, both indicating a bearish bias.
available by FY22. stock reverses higher from ₹ 705 L&TFinHold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 99.05. . . . . . . 95.90. . . . . . . 99.20. . . . . . . 99.40. . . . . . . 95.60. . . . . 6967.80. . . . . . . 78.60. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . -. . . . . . . 95.95
Lupin [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 777.85. . . . . . 771.00. . . . . . 783.95. . . . . . 787.95. . . . . . 768.70. . . . . 1846.58. . . . . . 646.20. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . 20. . . . . . 770.75 The contract is currently trading at a support
These two regions account for only 25 per M&M [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 560.45. . . . . . 551.80. . . . . . 560.50. . . . . . 562.65. . . . . . 550.20. . . . . 3346.25. . . . . . 502.85. . . . . . . . 5.00. . . . . 16. . . . . . 551.60 and so the contract might witness some profi t
cent of the company’s sales but have a more ₹ 245 • ITC Marico Ltd [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 355.35. . . . . . 356.85. . . . . . 356.90. . . . . . 359.25. . . . . . 353.05. . . . . 1219.94. . . . . . 325.00. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . 38. . . . . . 356.75
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
Maruti [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7152.75. . . . . 7019.05. . . . . 7150.00. . . . . 7200.00. . . . . 7004.80. . . . . . 763.45. . . . . 5447.00. . . . . . . . 5.00. . . . . 35. . . . . 7019.25
booking resulting in a pullback rally. Hence,
or less equal number of dealers. However, we only a daily close below ₹ 186.5 can be taken as a
243 240 249 252 ITC has breached a key support at MothersSum [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 132.30. . . . . . 122.30. . . . . . 132.20. . . . . . 132.20. . . . . . 121.40. . . . 16054.01. . . . . . . 91.15. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . 55. . . . . . 122.50
believe it would be diffi cult to capture NESTLE INDIA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 14228.65. . . . 14179.45. . . . 14240.00. . . . 14280.15. . . . 14121.10. . . . . . . 40.48. . . . 10028.10. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 74. . . . 14167.60 confi rmation for further depreciation. Below
₹ 250. Make use of intraday rallies
market share from Bajaj Auto and Piaggio. NHPC Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 23.50. . . . . . . 23.40. . . . . . . 23.65. . . . . . . 23.75. . . . . . . 23.30. . . . . 1272.20. . . . . . . 20.85. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . . 8. . . . . . . 23.40
that level there is a support in the band
to sell with a fi xed stoploss NMDC Ltd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 101.80. . . . . . . 99.70. . . . . . 102.30. . . . . . 102.30. . . . . . . 99.15. . . . . 3127.69. . . . . . . 74.80. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . . 6. . . . . . . 99.65
Growth, thus, may not be exponential. Also, NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 117.05. . . . . . 115.30. . . . . . 117.40. . . . . . 117.40. . . . . . 114.80. . . . 15099.98. . . . . . 106.75. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . . 9. . . . . . 115.10 between ₹ 182 and ₹ 183.7. Alternatively, if the
the company is set to launch BSVI vehicles in ₹ 131 • ONGC ONGC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 133.70. . . . . . 131.15. . . . . . 133.70. . . . . . 134.50. . . . . . 130.60. . . . . 7946.56. . . . . . 115.55. . . . . . . . 5.00. . . . . . 7. . . . . . 131.00
contract advances taking support at ₹ 186.5, it
February 2020. Oracle Fin [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3064.55. . . . . 2965.20. . . . . 3065.00. . . . . 3065.00. . . . . 2926.20. . . . . . . 34.95. . . . . 2832.90. . . . . . . . 5.00. . . . . 20. . . . . 2973.00
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
PAGE INDUSTRIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 23047.55. . . . 22180.20. . . . 23004.00. . . . 23004.00. . . . 22050.00. . . . . . . 31.62. . . . 17140.70. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 62. . . . 22193.60 will face stiff resistance at ₹ 191.
Q2 FY20 result takeaways: 1) Average 128 125 134 137 Initiate fresh short positions with a Petronet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 275.35. . . . . . 272.60. . . . . . 277.00. . . . . . 284.35. . . . . . 270.95. . . . . 3088.12. . . . . . 203.40. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 15. . . . . . 272.55 On the global front too, the threemonth
realisation rose 6 per cent qoq, driven by a stiff stoploss if the stock of ONGC PFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 117.95. . . . . . 114.90. . . . . . 117.50. . . . . . 117.70. . . . . . 113.80. . . . . 3941.84. . . . . . . 83.35. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . . 4. . . . . . 115.05
rolling forward contract of zinc on the London
1.5 per cent price hike as well as the revenue fails to move beyond ₹ 134 levels
PGHH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 11016.65. . . . 10925.15. . . . 11020.00. . . . 11097.25. . . . 10850.00. . . . . . . . 2.04. . . . . 9250.10. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 86. . . . 10912.15
contributed by spare parts;
PidiliteInd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1328.10. . . . . 1299.75. . . . . 1330.55. . . . . 1334.50. . . . . 1296.00. . . . . . 494.38. . . . . 1048.85. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . 60. . . . . 1299.55 Metal Exchange has declined in the past week.
PiramalEntp [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1774.30. . . . . 1764.40. . . . . 1774.30. . . . . 1795.00. . . . . 1753.75. . . . . . 585.69. . . . . 1302.00. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . 75. . . . . 1764.55
2) Gross profi t per vehicle increased 17 per Trading at $2,313, the contract has immediate
₹ 1537 • Reliance Ind. PowerGrid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 196.10. . . . . . 196.30. . . . . . 195.80. . . . . . 196.95. . . . . . 194.00. . . . . 6810.69. . . . . . 173.05. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 10. . . . . . 195.55
cent qoq, but EBITDA per vehicle was down S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Pun.Natl.Bk [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 63.90. . . . . . . 63.25. . . . . . . 64.00. . . . . . . 64.75. . . . . . . 63.10. . . . 13725.24. . . . . . . 55.70. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . -. . . . . . . 63.25 support at $2,286. A break below that level
a slight 4 per cent qoq;.
Reliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1547.65. . . . . 1537.60. . . . . 1545.00. . . . . 1556.00. . . . . 1528.55. . . . . 6810.58. . . . . 1055.35. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 27. . . . . 1537.25 could drag the price to $2,200. However, if the
1520 1505 1550 1565 Fresh long positions can be initiated SBI [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 328.80. . . . . . 331.35. . . . . . 329.25. . . . . . 332.85. . . . . . 326.55. . . . 34116.16. . . . . . 244.35. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . 37. . . . . . 331.35
3) Dealer inventory is 4045 days; 4) Capex with a fi xed stoploss if the stock of SBILifeInsur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 939.70. . . . . . 929.60. . . . . . 942.45. . . . . . 945.45. . . . . . 916.00. . . . . 2642.19. . . . . . 510.00. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 76. . . . . . 929.45
contract rebounds, it will face a hurdle at
₹ 80 crore for FY20 and ₹ 50 crore for FY21. RIL rebounds up from ₹ 1,520 levels Shr.Tr.Fin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1126.50. . . . . 1128.85. . . . . 1133.50. . . . . 1144.50. . . . . 1120.05. . . . . . 685.74. . . . . . 909.25. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . . 9. . . . . 1129.45 $2,400.
ShreeCements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 20289.95. . . . 20294.70. . . . 20290.00. . . . 20574.95. . . . 20216.60. . . . . . . 23.21. . . . 14843.55. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 55. . . . 20378.10
Valuation: After the sharp fall, the stock Siemens [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1543.20. . . . . 1543.15. . . . . 1548.00. . . . . 1551.60. . . . . 1524.10. . . . . . 864.55. . . . . . 901.50. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . 51. . . . . 1543.70
trades at an attractive 8.8x FY20e PE. We ₹ 331 • SBI Sun Pharma [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 450.00. . . . . . 447.15. . . . . . 450.00. . . . . . 454.45. . . . . . 443.60. . . . . 7480.46. . . . . . 350.40. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . 41. . . . . . 447.20 Trading strategy
expect revenue to register an 8 per cent S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Tata Motors [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 167.40. . . . . . 164.15. . . . . . 166.95. . . . . . 170.10. . . . . . 163.00. . . . 21609.12. . . . . . 106.00. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . -. . . . . . 164.20 Though MCXZinc and LMEZinc indicate
Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 398.70. . . . . . 385.10. . . . . . 399.00. . . . . . 399.15. . . . . . 383.25. . . . 10208.55. . . . . . 320.30. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . . 4. . . . . . 385.20
CAGR (to ₹ 763 crore) and PAT to record a 7 324 315 336 343 Consider fresh long positions with TCS [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2108.55. . . . . 2118.10. . . . . 2112.00. . . . . 2126.60. . . . . 2107.40. . . . . 2052.57. . . . . 1787.00. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . 24. . . . . 2117.05
strong shortterm downtrend, both contracts
per cent CAGR (to ₹ 64 crore). a tight stoploss only if the stock of Tech Mahindra [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 771.40. . . . . . 765.15. . . . . . 775.00. . . . . . 780.00. . . . . . 762.80. . . . . 2102.14. . . . . . 607.90. . . . . . . . 5.00. . . . . 17. . . . . . 764.70 are trading near their respective support levels.
Given the inexpensive valuation, we see SBI climbs above ₹ 336 levels TheNewIndAss [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 148.05. . . . . . 153.50. . . . . . 148.50. . . . . . 155.45. . . . . . 146.95. . . . . . 853.59. . . . . . . 94.15. . . . . . . . 5.00. . . . . 60. . . . . . 153.65 Hence, traders are recommended to wait for a
TitanCompany [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1162.85. . . . . 1148.25. . . . . 1163.00. . . . . 1170.00. . . . . 1144.00. . . . . 1417.10. . . . . . 869.00. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . 71. . . . . 1148.20
potential and upgrade our recommendation UB [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1222.05. . . . . 1227.30. . . . . 1229.60. . . . . 1245.95. . . . . 1222.50. . . . . . 281.81. . . . . 1180.00. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . 71. . . . . 1226.75 decisive break of the support at ₹ 186.5 before
to a ‘buy’, at a target price of ₹ 350. ₹ 2117 • TCS UltraTech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4114.05. . . . . 4077.25. . . . . 4110.00. . . . . 4110.00. . . . . 4064.00. . . . . . 213.33. . . . . 3340.00. . . . . . . 10.00. . . . . 35. . . . . 4075.40 initiating fresh short positions. So, sell MCX
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT United Spr [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 611.60. . . . . . 610.60. . . . . . 612.10. . . . . . 617.55. . . . . . 607.05. . . . . . 837.44. . . . . . 497.00. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . 58. . . . . . 609.90
Risks: Lowerthanexpected volume growth. UPL [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 552.85. . . . . . 544.80. . . . . . 553.20. . . . . . 559.80. . . . . . 542.00. . . . . 2177.45. . . . . . 481.47. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . 113. . . . . . 544.25
Zinc November futures contract only below
2090 2060 2140 2160 Initiate long positions with a stiff
Vedanta Ltd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 141.45. . . . . . 139.05. . . . . . 142.00. . . . . . 142.35. . . . . . 138.80. . . . 11986.66. . . . . . 125.70. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . . 7. . . . . . 139.00 ₹ 186.5 with tight stoploss.
stoploss only if the stock rallies Wipro [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 248.90. . . . . . 247.55. . . . . . 248.40. . . . . . 249.50. . . . . . 247.00. . . . . 1744.10. . . . . . 227.25. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . 18. . . . . . 247.50
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sourced from third party brokerages. Reports may be sent above ₹ 2,140 levels YES Bank [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 65.85. . . . . . . 64.25. . . . . . . 66.90. . . . . . . 66.90. . . . . . . 63.80. . . 133531.52. . . . . . . 29.05. . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . -. . . . . . . 64.25
Note: The recommendations are based on technical
Zee Ent [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 307.00. . . . . . 345.15. . . . . . 337.70. . . . . . 364.00. . . . . . 320.20. . . 100218.86. . . . . . 203.70. . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . 19. . . . . . 345.25
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Price Over 14 days Days Close(₹ ) Pr Close(₹ ) % Change 52wk high(₹ ) 52wk low(₹ )
Company Close 7day avg Chg% 50day avg Company Close 7day avg Chg% 50day avg
Nov 01,2019 HIgh Low Close GL(%) Gain Loss
Nifty Auto 8004.65 8083.80 0.98 9579.60 6727.55 Name Pr cl Close % Name H/L Close % Name H/L Close %
Ratnamni Met 963.95 918.51 4.95 915.74 Federal Bank 87.85 92.13 4.65 92.14
Coffee Day Enterprise Ltd 32.05 55.40 32.05 55.40 72.85 13 0 Nifty Bank 31349.95 31353.85 0.01 31783.60 25598.95
Marutisuzuk 7019.25 6690.54 4.91 6833.69 Acc Ltd 1473.15 1544.83 4.64 1530.24 L TOP GAINERS
Manpasand Beverages Ltd. 4.80 8.65 4.80 8.65 80.21 13 0
or
E.I.D.Par 185.65 177.79 4.42 184.75 Infosys Ltd 713.75 747.98 4.58 734.49 Nifty Commodities 3332.65 3392.50 1.76 3753.85 2939.05 Hdfc Bank 1287.00 1283.35 0.79
Ramsarup 0.10 0.15 50.00 Mohota In 6.55 7.00 4.48
Reliance Naval & Engg Ltd 3.60 6.35 3.60 6.35 76.39 13 0
Centuryply 169.75 162.62 4.38 165.30 Blissgvs Ph 138.40 144.96 4.53 146.47 Nifty Consumption 4984.60 5015.55 0.62 5195.05 4429.50 Indrapras 438.70 417.05 1.15
Sjvn Ltd 24.70 24.70 24.50 24.65 .2 11 2 Hind.Cons 8.25 9.90 20.00 Mps Infot 0.05 0.0550.00
Hind.Petro 287.00 275.31 4.25 267.85 Aiaengineer 1633.50 1705.85 4.24 1694.54
Persistent Systems Ltd 614.20 687.40 598.10 687.40 11.92 10 3 Nifty Energy 16085.45 16337.40 1.54 16841.85 13322.05
Sunpha Adv 159.85 153.42 4.19 165.10 Proseed I 0.25 0.30 20.00 L ALL - TIME LOW Mvl 0.05 0.10 0.00
Hind.Copper 38.95 40.62 4.11 41.99
0.01% Cum Red Pref Shares 2.40 2.50 2.40 2.45 2.08 10 3 Nifty Fin Service 14019.20 13982.20 0.26 14094.55 10837.60 Bkm Indus 0.60 0.65 0.00
Balkrish Ind 843.45 814.95 3.50 834.68 Ujjivan 291.10 303.29 4.02 293.96 Gammon In 0.25 0.30 20.00 Parsvnath 1.90 1.95 0.00
8.49% Sec NonCum Red Ncd 13.48 13.65 13.46 13.65 1.26 10 3 Nifty FMCG 30893.55 31089.35 0.63 32644.90 28099.15
Shriram Tran 1129.45 1091.32 3.49 1107.19 Navnetedul 101.00 105.20 3.99 105.31 Digjam 0.80 0.80 5.88
om
Indiabulls Ventures Ltd 105.85 149.80 105.85 149.80 41.52 10 3 Mukand En 11.30 13.55 19.91 Pokarna L 84.20 95.10 2.81
Advenzymes 175.40 169.49 3.49 170.97 Ceat Limited 949.05 986.60 3.81 1043.53 Nifty Infra 3301.25 3325.35 0.72 3453.30 2777.90
Fdc Limited 176.30 200.60 174.90 193.85 9.95 10 3 Dollar In 152.00 152.85 1.64
Kaveri Seed 496.45 479.93 3.44 495.44 Hindalco 188.60 195.99 3.77 200.48 L TOP LOSERS Raj Rayon 0.05 0.05 0.00
Pnc Infratech Ltd. 172.00 192.30 170.10 192.30 11.8 10 3 Nifty IT 15293.95 15318.50 0.16 16720.40 13581.35 Goodluck 42.20 43.70 2.89
Sfl 1320.00 1276.29 3.42 1301.83 Swan Eng 101.45 105.30 3.66 104.77 Mps Infot 0.10 0.0550.00 Rama Stee 43.05 45.10 3.92
Ptc India Fin Serv Ltd 13.80 14.15 12.50 13.35 3.26 2 11 Nifty Media 1939.15 1863.20 4.08 2612.70 1630.50 Gtl 1.30 1.40 3.70
Balram.Chini 145.90 141.21 3.32 133.30 Idfcfi rstb 43.05 44.67 3.63 44.45
Thermax Ltd 1158.00 1158.00 1012.45 1012.45 12.57 2 11 Sujana Un 0.20 0.1525.00 Sab Event 0.65 0.65 0.00
Indian Hotel 151.50 146.63 3.32 145.26 Solar Ind 1045.00 1084.11 3.61 1073.14 Nifty Metal 2470.45 2524.90 2.16 3262.90 2174.10 Guj. Leas 0.80 0.80 5.88
Krbl Limited 223.90 230.45 189.20 200.30 10.54 2 11 Fcs Softw 0.25 0.2020.00 Som Disti 103.05 107.00 1.34
Pidilite 1299.55 1258.49 3.26 1233.97 Zee Enter 345.25 357.56 3.44 377.63 Nifty Midcap 100 16862.35 16994.10 0.78 18463.05 14975.75
Magma Shrachi Finance 54.10 54.10 37.25 39.05 27.82 2 11 IndSwift 3.45 3.50 2.78
Suprem Ind 1136.20 1101.69 3.13 1091.10 Navkarcorp 32.80 33.88 3.19 38.36 Gayatri P 86.90 69.5519.97 Stampade 0.35 0.45 12.50
Himatsingka Seide Ltd 153.90 153.90 127.30 135.05 12.25 2 11 Nifty Midcap 50 4616.85 4668.90 1.11 5137.45 4077.40 Jain Stud 1.75 1.75 0.00
Tech Mah 764.70 742.95 2.93 734.46 Oberoi Real 507.00 522.96 3.05 509.12 Karuturi 0.35 0.3014.29 Stampede 0.60 0.60 7.69
Page Industr 22193.60 21571.09 2.89 22151.40
S H Kelkar And Co. Ltd. 125.50 128.15 112.50 112.50 10.36 2 11 Nifty MNC 13741.95 13842.55 0.73 14356.20 11743.95 Jp Power 1.00 1.05 0.00
Tatamtrtdvr 75.35 77.68 3.00 80.75
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Ge T&D India Limited 200.95 200.95 166.20 170.40 15.2 2 11 Nifty Pharma 8068.95 8107.60 0.48 9578.40 7047.10 Uttam Val 0.05 0.10 0.00
Ashok Leyl. 82.45 80.19 2.82 84.05 Bosch Ltd 15795.20 16271.75 2.93 16857.79 Jvl Agro 0.55 0.60 0.00
Gillette India Ltd 7953.40 7953.40 6952.60 6952.60 12.58 1 12 L ALL - TIME HIGH
Alem Pharma 546.50 531.86 2.75 543.43 Godrejagro 474.55 488.80 2.92 491.31 Note: % change is over previous day's
Nifty PSE 3246.00 3310.65 1.95 3719.55 2862.05
ds
Eih Limited 166.95 166.95 147.90 147.90 11.41 1 12 Name H/L Close % Kss 0.05 0.10 0.00 close
Jsw Energy 70.25 68.40 2.70 68.62 Godrej Prop 859.60 885.05 2.88 844.34
Britannia Industries Ltd 3268.55 3269.75 3072.65 3072.65 5.99 1 12 Nifty PSU Bank 2564.65 2572.25 0.30 3492.70 2113.05
Breakout above 7 day avg is a buy signal.(Price in ₹ ) BSE Breakout below 7 day avg is a sell signal.(Price in ₹ ) BSE
Nifty Realty 275.45 273.95 0.55 295.50 220.00
Note: Gain/Loss over 14day period NSE Circuit Breakers
Nifty Serv Sector 16916.35 16893.55 0.13 17156.80 14181.95
Name Pr cl Close % Name Pr cl Close % Name Pr cl Close %
Company News High Delivery Stocks - BSE What to Watch
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Traded Delivered % Close Prev % Chg L UPPER
Roto Pumps has Vol '000 Vol '000 Delivered(₹ ) close(₹ )
Peninsula 4.05 4.20 10 Gtl Infra 0.45 0.50 5
63 Moons 101.90 109.50 10
announced that the Sitinet 224 224 99.99 1.95 1.86 4.84
Ramky Inf 40.25 42.25 5 Hcl Infos 9.60 8.65 10
Aksh Opti 6.20 6.50 5
registration of Design of Pun.Alkali 179 179 99.67 33.30 33.65 1.04
Alok Indu 2.30 2.40 5 Reliance 0.65 0.70 5 Indiabull 67.25 70.30 20
the new high effi cient Hsil 210 208 99.35 48.05 47.80 0.52
Ansal Pro 4.90 4.95 5 Reliance 4.50 4.30 5 Indiabull 66.40 66.35 10
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maintenance in place of the Aavas 212 210 99.07 1691.60 1694.95 0.20
Arss Infr 23.70 22.75 5 Radha Mad 3.30 3.30 5 India Tou 415.70 374.15 10
progressive cavity pump Liquidbees 103 101 97.51 1000.01 1000.01
Ballarpur 0.50 0.50 10 Reliance 3.50 3.65 5 Izmo Limi 26.80 25.50 10
has been granted by Greenpanel 154 150 97.35 47.60 47.50 0.21
B.C. Powe 9.50 9.65 20 R.P.P Inf 85.30 81.80 10 Jaypee In 1.20 1.15 5
Controller General of Singer India 191 185 97.05 31.10 31.00 0.32
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Mastek 361.20 1267439 27882 4446 Housing D 2.60 2.70 5 Srei Infr 8.85 8.90 5 Reliance 33.00 31.35 5
resenting 10 per cent of the has completed the preap tion cables, has introduced a
Cadila Healthcare said it Mukand En 13.55 73419 3973 1748
total paidup equity capital of proval inspection for an API fastmoving range of electrical Indiabull 67.25 70.30 20 Sterling 285.55 314.10 10 Reliance 4.50 4.30 5
has received approval from Alok Ind 2.40 22992343 1374643 1573
the company, to nonretail in manufactured at its units 1 & 3, wire accessories such as door Indiabull 66.40 66.35 10 Tata Tele 2.75 2.90 5 Reliance 3.50 3.65 5
the US health regulator to Aegis Log 184.70 1490395 176626 744
vestors on Thursday, and on at JN Pharma City, Parawada, bell, extension box, spike Indiabull 47.85 56.05 5 Uco Bank 18.70 21.15 20 R.P.P Inf 85.30 81.80 10
market Isosorbide Dinitrate Kopran 33.60 360425 64154 462
Friday to retail investors, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pra guard, angle holders, batten
Jaypee In 1.20 1.15 5 Urja Glob 1.65 1.65 5 Rattanind 1.55 1.50 5
tablets used to prevent Basf 945.70 111121 20208 450 Kellton T 16.10 16.10 5 L LOWER Sanwaria 2.15 2.05 5
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to additionally sell up to 1.25 spection,” it further said. The heaters, fans, MCBs, switches Mohota In 6.70 7.00 5 B.L.Kashy 10.80 10.30 5
Administration for Uniply In 24.85 23.65 5
desonide cream, used to
crore shares in case of oversub inspection was carried out and lighting products. The Mt Educar 17.80 17.05 5 Corporati 27.65 24.90 10 Urja Glob 1.65 1.65 5
The Under 50s - NSE scription. The fl oor price has from November 1821. The company had posted a profi t Mukand En 11.30 13.55 20 Fcs Softw 0.25 0.20 10
treat a variety of skin Close(₹ ) Prev.Close(₹ ) Change% Volume 52wH(₹ ) 52wL(₹ )
Vikas Eco 3.45 3.35 5
conditions such as eczema, Gammon Infra Proj Ltd.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 0.30. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.25. . . . . . . . . . . 20.00. . . . . . . 2400278. . . . . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . . . . 0.20 been fi xed at ₹ 293.50. Market stock may remain in focus, as of ₹ 123.12 crore and revenues The New I 148.05 153.50 10 Future Mk 28.55 27.30 10 Vikas Wsp 10.15 9.75 5
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Hindustan Construction Co . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 9.90. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.25. . . . . . . . . . . 20.00. . . . . 17668245. . . . . . . . . 16.60. . . . . . . . 6.90 men will closely monitor the investors will follow further of ₹ 715.76 crore for the second Parsvnath 1.95 1.95 5 Gayatri P 86.90 69.55 5
dermatitis, allergies and Williamso 13.70 13.15 10
Proseed India Limited . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 0.30. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.25. . . . . . . . . . . 20.00. . . . . . . . . 174972. . . . . . . . . . . 1.40. . . . . . . . 0.20
rash, the company said in a Uco Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 21.15. . . . . . . . . . . . . 18.70. . . . . . . . . . . 13.10. . . . . 22338050. . . . . . . . . 23.50. . . . . . 11.40 response to the issue. developments. quarter of FY20. Patel Eng 15.25 16.00 10 Gfl Limit 68.55 65.15 5 Note: % denotes circuit limit
Gtl Infra.Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 0.50. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.45. . . . . . . . . . . 11.11. . . . . . . 9587861. . . . . . . . . . . 1.50. . . . . . . . 0.35
fi ling to the BSE. It will be Lloyds Steels Ind. Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 0.50. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.45. . . . . . . . . . . 11.11. . . . . . . 1462052. . . . . . . . . . . 1.25. . . . . . . . 0.40
manufactured at the Nitin Fire Prot Ind. Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 0.50. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.45. . . . . . . . . . . 11.11. . . . . . . . . 103418. . . . . . . . . . . 0.65. . . . . . . . 0.30
USDINR 27122019 72.0025 0.09 783565 ZEEL 28112019 341.95 9.91 38481300 Index Futures 82453 140762 31097 30312 153860 117634
Aditya Birla SL Banking&Financial Services . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30.52. . . . . . . . . 17.52. . . . . . . . . 15.80. . . . . . . 14.73
NIFTY 28112019 11974.55 0.36 14469675 Stock Futures 1003332 600782 199978 128615 845029 271052
GBPINR 27112019 92.8750 0.17 67223 Aditya Birla SL CEF Global Agri Plan . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24.20. . . . . . . . . . . 1.74. . . . . . . . . . . 4.61. . . . . . . . . 2.70
Index Call 179250 57214 113397 137032 327179 442062 Aditya Birla SL Digital India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54.37. . . . . . . . . 10.04. . . . . . . . . 18.64. . . . . . . . . 9.91
EURINR 27112019 79.5650 0.07 52329 IBULHSGFIN 28112019 231.20 10.71 25539200
Index Put 265802 114401 121836 180646 437846 609784 Aditya Birla SL India GenNext . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90.31. . . . . . . . . 17.41. . . . . . . . . 15.79. . . . . . . 13.45
JPYINR 27112019 66.0950 0.27 27804 YESBANK 28112019 64.05 3.04 165950400
Stock Call 22626 32034 69391 174236 414002 299479 Aditya Birla SL Infrastructure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29.70. . . . . . . . . 2.27. . . . . . . . . . . 4.70. . . . . . . . . 3.22
GBPINR 27122019 93.1800 0.15 36796 ICICIBANK 28112019 497.20 0.71 74938875 Aditya Birla SL Inter Equity Plan A . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23.26. . . . . . . . . 13.54. . . . . . . . . 13.44. . . . . . . . . 7.82
Stock Puts 23595 18432 72584 83299 201598 196046
USDINR 29012020 72.2175 0.10 178395 SBIN 28112019 331.05 0.66 85275000 Aditya Birla SL Inter Equity Plan B . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18.84. . . . . . . . . . . 6.77. . . . . . . . . . . 9.03. . . . . . . . . 6.56
EURINR 27122019 79.9100 0.06 21784 RBLBANK 28112019 335.30 3.06 11389200 Future OI Gainers Future OI Losers Aditya Birla SL Manufacturing Equity . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12.94. . . . . . . . . 0.99. . . . . . . . . . . 6.73. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Aditya Birla SL MNC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 782.93. . . . . . . . . . . 9.39. . . . . . . . . 12.15. . . . . . . 10.33
JPYINR 27122019 66.4150 0.29 21648 BPCL 28112019 514.65 6.17 24199200 Open Interest Futures Open Interest Futures
Company Volume %Chg Price %Chg Company Volume %Chg Price %Chg Baroda Banking&Fin Serv Plan A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.27. . . . . . . . . 24.67. . . . . . . . . 15.52. . . . . . . 10.29
GBPUSD 27112019 1.2958 0.48 3240 LT 28112019 1391.80 0.74 11977500 BNP Paribas India Consumption Reg . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12.57. . . . . . . . . 20.91. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CastrolIndia 6497400 37.09 152.40 0.39 Bosch 121680 16.73 15763.60 4.34
National Stock Exchange RELIANCE 28112019 1538.05 0.60 46315000 BOI AXA Manufacturing & Infrastr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.07. . . . . . . . . . . 1.41. . . . . . . . . . . 7.55. . . . . . . . . 4.47
Sun TV 3229000 9.35 481.10 3.25 NCC 36880000 13.38 62.15 1.14
BHARTIARTL 28112019 427.35 2.60 34250904 Canara Robeco Consumer Trends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42.52. . . . . . . . . 17.98. . . . . . . . . 16.89. . . . . . . 12.43
Zee Enter 38481300 8.25 341.95 11.00 UPL 13232700 12.17 544.40 1.50
MCX Commodity Futures INDUSINDBK 28112019 1447.30 1.48 9856000
Canara Robeco Infrastructure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44.48. . . . . . . . . . . 3.68. . . . . . . . . . . 4.70. . . . . . . . . 5.16
DLF 31973200 7.04 216.80 2.07 Federal Bank 48608000 11.16 87.80 1.07 DSP India T.I.G.E.R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91.80. . . . . . . . . . . 8.82. . . . . . . . . . . 8.27. . . . . . . . . 7.03
Commodity Expiry Date Unit Close(₹ ) % Change Open Int
HDFCBANK 28112019 1282.35 0.75 21811000 DSP Natural Resources & New Energy . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31.65. . . . . . . . . . . 0.86. . . . . . . . . . . 7.71. . . . . . . 11.06
CRUDEOILM 18122019 1 BBL 4098.00 0.44 52042 Hexaware 1465500 6.08 340.25 0.38 RBL Bank 11389200 10.41 335.30 2.97
TATASTEEL 28112019 385.55 3.67 20621596 Franklin Asian Equity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23.53. . . . . . . . . 20.61. . . . . . . . . 12.41. . . . . . . . . 8.31
CRUDEOIL 18122019 1 BBL 4098.00 0.44 24907 Adani Ports 19360000 5.81 372.80 1.35 MothersSum 24654300 8.53 122.65 7.61 Franklin Build India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41.86. . . . . . . . . . . 8.68. . . . . . . . . . . 9.83. . . . . . . . . 9.54
NCC 28112019 62.15 1.13 36880000
NATURALGAS 25112019 1 mmBtu 183.80 0.16 22097 Siemens 2505250 5.37 1536.05 0.50 Apollo Hosp 1632500 8.08 1453.25 2.24 Franklin India Opportunities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.28. . . . . . . . . . . 7.04. . . . . . . . . . . 8.29. . . . . . . . . 6.73
MARUTI 28112019 7039.60 1.85 2840400
IDEA 542640000 4.69 6.60 6.38 Grasim 18562500 7.79 780.45 1.60 Franklin India Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162.27. . . . . . . . . . . 8.43. . . . . . . . . 15.15. . . . . . . . . 7.45
NICKEL 29112019 1 KGS 1067.70 0.37 7474 HDFC 28112019 2210.70 0.37 32391750 HDFC Infrastructure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.62. . . . . . . . . 0.61. . . . . . . . . 0.99. . . . . . . . 0.93
SILVERMIC 29112019 1 KGS 44814.00 0.25 21185 CESC 1212800 4.19 740.65 1.58 Sun Pharma 55236500 7.67 447.55 0.80
INFY 28112019 712.70 0.04 53038800 HSBC Infrastructure Equity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.01. . . . . . . . 12.90. . . . . . . . . 3.63. . . . . . . . 3.27
SILVERM 29112019 1 KGS 44822.00 0.27 10372 YES Bank 165950400 4.17 64.05 2.95 Vedanta Ltd 54933000 7.49 139.00 1.87 ICICI Pru Banking & Financial Services. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67.87. . . . . . . . . 17.95. . . . . . . . . 15.83. . . . . . . 14.27
IDEA 28112019 6.60 6.82 542640000
SILVER 05122019 1 KGS 44819.00 0.28 10341 National Stock Exchange ICICI Pru Exports and Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57.55. . . . . . . . . . . 4.60. . . . . . . . . . . 8.43. . . . . . . . . 6.93
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20 Micron [5] 34.90 34.00 35.20 35.20 33.05 37.92 48.15 28.55 5 34.00 Clari.Chm 337.90 333.65 337.45 341.05 332.50 38.16 427.00 265.10 26 333.30 Hester Biosc 1568.65 1571.50 1580.05 1580.05 1552.00 1.64 2044.40 1043.25 31 1565.00 Madhucon [1] 4.30 4.25 4.20 4.50 4.10 49.23 10.91 3.33 - 4.30
21stCentury Mg 14.10 13.85 13.85 13.85 13.85 0.00 25.50 12.46 - 13.98 CLEducateLtd 74.65 76.95 75.05 79.35 74.65 3.98 147.00 67.25 10 79.25 Hexaware [2] 340.15 338.95 338.05 347.80 338.00 893.63 439.00 294.80 21 339.00 MadyaBharat 73.25 68.90 70.00 70.00 65.00 7.19 90.50 63.55 - -
3i Info 1.95 1.95 1.95 2.00 1.90 662.51 4.70 1.60 - 1.95 CMI 58.85 57.65 58.90 61.70 57.00 23.64 185.30 50.55 2 58.00 HFCL [1] 17.30 17.20 17.35 17.40 17.10 1170.98 25.30 16.75 9 17.20 MagadhSug&En 99.50 98.40 99.00 100.50 98.20 10.63 136.50 58.36 2 98.20
3m India 22372.85 22598.55 22375.00 22730.00 22335.55 2.12 25361.10 18200.00 7622589.30 CochinShip 410.90 414.00 411.10 424.55 411.10 415.84 424.55 320.15 10 414.15 HGInfraEngg 254.45 262.65 258.30 264.90 257.50 62.23 307.00 172.70 12 262.15 Magma Fin [2] 37.25 39.05 38.40 39.10 35.75 1229.09 138.20 37.00 6 38.95
3PLandHold 6.20 6.20 6.50 6.50 6.20 0.62 13.70 5.25 - - CoffeeDayEnt 52.80 55.40 55.40 55.40 51.20 2594.26 317.90 26.60 - 55.60 Hikal [2] 111.15 109.05 111.60 111.65 108.30 141.89 187.15 105.60 13 109.10 Mah.Cie.Auto 144.15 146.80 144.25 147.40 142.65 57.64 263.55 135.55 120 146.25
5PaisaCap 154.05 151.85 154.10 154.10 150.00 6.66 270.95 112.90 - 153.95 Colgate [1] 1542.25 1512.05 1539.40 1545.50 1508.10 591.08 1641.00 1104.00 51 1512.25 HIL 1240.70 1213.40 1242.35 1257.55 1210.00 8.89 2249.05 1075.00 11 1212.55 Mah.Holi 220.00 216.30 219.80 222.20 215.05 43.26 256.00 185.10 40 216.55
63MoonsTec [2] 101.90 109.50 100.40 112.05 100.40 196.81 185.00 71.00 - 109.50 CompuageIn [2] 9.25 9.10 9.00 9.70 8.60 154.92 25.65 8.22 2 9.19 Hilton Mtl 16.25 15.45 15.45 15.45 15.45 3.31 24.70 6.50 10 15.48 Mah.Life 387.65 386.15 385.75 390.00 380.00 74.25 454.15 351.90 33 384.30
Compucom [2] 7.90 8.05 8.10 8.20 7.85 21.12 12.45 7.26 - 7.98 HimadriSpe [1] 61.05 65.10 61.20 65.85 59.35 1305.18 145.75 59.40 10 65.00 Mah.Scoot 4811.05 4771.70 4848.30 4850.00 4753.00 3.34 4948.00 2515.00 71 4769.00
A ................................................ Con.FinHld 37.05 36.90 36.55 37.00 36.50 1.29 78.40 26.55 - - Himat.Seid [5] 127.30 135.05 127.80 138.15 126.40 165.55 243.00 121.00 6 135.35 Mah.Seam [5] 379.10 377.35 379.85 379.85 375.10 8.94 532.00 342.00 6 377.40
A2Z InfraEng 8.85 8.90 9.00 9.05 8.90 216.62 19.70 8.30 - 8.89 Concor [5] 578.15 577.15 603.00 603.00 573.25 4868.88 665.05 460.00 30 576.70 Hind.Compo [5] 170.20 167.65 169.00 171.00 165.65 1.91 339.00 162.00 15 167.00 MahangrGas 1035.35 1042.20 1037.95 1052.25 1025.50 558.37 1058.20 754.70 14 1042.50
ConfdnPetIn [1] 26.50 26.35 26.65 26.85 26.20 99.89 47.90 19.35 12 26.40 Hind.Cop [5] 41.50 38.95 41.50 41.55 38.50 1583.71 53.00 27.90 31 38.95 MahaSteelInd 155.40 151.20 156.60 156.60 144.15 7.60 221.00 64.00 42 151.30
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Aarti Drug 525.25 524.45 524.00 528.00 520.55 7.86 705.00 419.30 12 524.05
Aarti Ind [5] 847.75 843.50 851.00 854.65 835.15 116.58 912.90 623.30 27 843.20 ControlPrint 222.85 246.00 225.05 248.45 225.00 11.45 362.00 190.45 13 244.75 Hind.Media 73.35 71.70 74.10 74.10 71.40 8.32 141.00 61.00 5 71.95 MaheswariLog 233.35 234.90 238.50 238.50 228.00 14.41 297.50 202.00 - -
Aarvee Den 12.60 12.70 13.25 13.25 12.45 4.36 34.10 11.15 - 13.57 CoralIndFin [2] 11.55 10.70 11.90 11.90 10.50 4.11 22.90 8.91 5 10.57 Hind.Mot [5] 5.65 5.65 5.55 5.80 5.55 80.01 9.48 4.90 5 5.65 MahindraLog 394.55 394.70 394.55 397.70 392.10 8.81 574.80 325.00 39 394.90
AavasFinance 1695.30 1696.65 1725.05 1748.80 1680.00 314.63 1746.00 676.20 57 1691.60 Cords Cab 42.20 43.65 42.15 45.50 42.15 24.23 75.90 35.15 7 43.85 Hind.N.Gls [2] 29.40 27.95 29.40 29.75 27.95 1.96 116.95 17.35 - 30.80 Maithan 457.25 463.55 458.25 474.00 454.95 42.60 697.50 339.75 6 464.35
AB Money [1] 32.50 34.95 33.00 36.80 32.30 568.16 67.90 28.50 16 34.90 Corom.Intl [1] 469.55 464.80 469.00 471.95 461.00 141.90 519.90 336.50 16 463.65 Hind.Oil.Ex 92.45 92.75 92.75 93.40 92.10 107.96 135.75 87.50 8 92.60 Majesco [5] 413.20 436.60 413.95 451.95 412.50 134.73 588.40 396.25 123 435.45
ABB [2] 1449.65 1439.20 1450.00 1458.40 1436.00 32.82 1669.00 1209.95 53 1439.60 Corp Bk [2] 27.65 24.90 26.80 26.80 24.90 4260.09 32.15 13.60 - 24.95 Hind.Rect [2] 220.60 220.50 221.00 224.40 218.00 43.48 241.20 101.50 18 220.90 Malu Paper 23.00 22.10 23.80 23.80 21.90 17.53 45.10 18.25 11 23.30
Cosmo Film 239.20 234.65 240.80 240.80 227.50 19.46 255.70 161.00 5 234.30 Hind.Znc [2] 213.60 214.70 214.25 215.80 210.00 464.82 291.80 193.00 11 214.60 Man Ind [5] 42.10 43.15 43.80 45.30 42.75 72.10 77.50 34.55 8 43.20
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Abbott 12578.95 12392.30 12635.00 12749.95 12351.60 7.17 13200.00 7131.00 5012382.30
ABCapital 85.60 95.75 86.50 99.75 85.3522362.43 115.90 75.60 - 95.80 CounClubH [2] 3.35 3.40 3.45 3.45 3.30 10.12 8.05 3.03 - 3.41 HindujaGlo 602.85 620.70 604.00 628.50 604.00 13.81 729.00 535.00 6 620.70 Man Infr [2] 22.90 25.35 26.85 26.85 25.05 748.05 41.85 18.00 10 25.35
ACC 1483.75 1473.35 1487.00 1495.00 1471.00 431.81 1768.40 1325.00 15 1473.15 Count.Cond [1] 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 6.89 5.35 1.51 - 1.58 HindustnAero 803.30 803.55 799.60 827.00 793.30 50.90 864.30 603.25 10 803.00 ManakAlumi [1] 4.75 4.65 4.45 4.80 4.10 8.90 9.44 4.00 - 4.56
AccelyaKal 986.05 964.70 980.00 1010.00 961.10 26.44 1247.00 699.30 13 961.65 Cox&King [5] 1.60 1.65 1.65 1.65 1.65 742.29 202.00 1.31 - 1.70 HisarMetalIn 49.35 48.25 50.80 50.80 48.00 0.38 67.90 30.90 5 - Manaksia [2] 36.45 34.30 34.40 36.10 33.80 22.61 45.00 28.95 17 34.85
Action Con [2] 79.80 79.70 80.25 82.50 79.40 66.53 124.45 48.25 18 79.60 CPCL 136.35 136.90 136.60 137.30 133.75 119.66 299.00 133.80 - 136.65 HiTech Gr 174.95 167.25 173.05 174.00 167.00 3.31 375.00 141.75 10 167.65 ManakSteel [1] 9.70 9.40 9.80 9.80 9.25 4.12 28.00 8.55 9 10.11
Adani Ent [1] 205.70 205.50 206.90 209.00 201.95 4409.70 212.20 113.00 26 205.55 CrdtacsGramn 788.35 776.30 794.90 794.90 766.55 60.77 837.90 339.00 32 776.90 Hi-TechPipes 133.50 134.95 139.60 139.60 132.00 5.27 120.00 66.00 16 89.60 Manali Pet [5] 16.45 16.35 16.30 16.60 16.30 130.26 34.80 16.10 6 16.30
Adani Pwr 60.35 61.50 60.40 63.40 60.0014897.58 73.75 33.35 - 61.50 CreatPer&Dis 71.00 72.10 72.00 73.25 71.55 12.78 77.45 58.00 - - Honda Siel 1346.15 1303.10 1332.75 1352.00 1300.00 2.62 1359.95 819.00 19 1301.45 Manap.Fin [2] 166.25 161.85 167.20 168.80 161.00 2805.62 173.85 77.50 14 161.80
Adani Trans. 267.10 263.45 268.70 271.45 256.45 146.50 305.20 180.00 - 263.60 Crest Ventu 94.75 94.65 94.15 99.45 93.15 4.07 153.70 65.30 46 97.00 Honey.Aut 27509.45 27779.20 27691.80 27900.00 27289.90 0.47 29499.00 20700.00 6127690.75 ManCoatMe [1] 3.85 3.85 3.85 3.85 3.85 0.41 8.90 3.50 - -
or
AdaniGas [1] 146.55 146.30 146.60 147.40 146.15 437.97 184.25 80.00 48 146.30 Crisil [1] 1519.65 1515.05 1515.00 1520.00 1500.00 12.37 1674.30 1135.45 36 1515.05 Hotel Leela [2] 7.40 7.30 7.40 7.40 7.20 90.78 18.78 5.94 - 7.34 Mang.Cem 289.30 284.35 297.00 297.00 281.55 18.43 339.90 193.00 15 286.15
AdaniGreenEn 98.75 97.00 98.65 99.20 96.30 855.17 100.50 30.05 - 96.95 CromGreaC [2] 257.15 251.55 256.30 257.15 250.00 409.41 272.00 192.00 35 252.15 HOV Services 47.35 46.05 47.50 49.25 45.30 7.29 201.30 45.80 41 46.05 Mang.Chem 29.05 27.85 29.00 29.00 27.75 41.87 45.00 25.45 11 27.90
ADF Foods 298.35 292.55 295.35 302.00 290.25 36.45 324.00 205.30 20 292.85 CubexTub 11.60 11.75 11.50 12.15 11.50 0.72 23.50 8.37 - 12.50 HPCL 295.90 286.80 302.00 302.00 284.85 7726.64 333.45 211.35 9 287.00 Manugrph [2] 13.05 13.35 13.50 13.50 12.65 7.59 33.65 12.30 - 13.39
AdityaBirFas 216.05 210.05 216.05 216.95 209.00 703.82 236.45 176.70 54 210.05 CUMI [1] 306.50 305.65 306.80 314.45 305.00 22.34 415.25 266.40 34 305.85 HPLElect&Pow 41.25 40.20 40.70 41.00 39.10 45.15 70.00 36.40 10 40.00 Maral Over 14.75 14.55 14.75 15.20 14.25 27.88 32.00 14.30 - 14.50
Ador Weld 313.75 306.10 309.20 314.90 305.20 5.66 424.95 272.00 15 305.45 CumminsInd [2] 569.55 562.90 569.00 574.75 557.60 509.32 885.00 532.55 24 561.15 HSG&UrbanDev 43.15 42.25 43.30 43.40 42.10 931.56 47.70 28.70 5 42.20 MarathNxtg [5] 72.50 73.15 73.95 75.35 73.00 2.80 159.80 56.70 8 73.90
AdunikInd 107.95 112.80 108.00 118.00 107.80 103.46 127.00 37.20 - 114.45 Cupid Ltd 199.75 193.05 199.75 199.90 192.00 47.53 239.00 101.00 10 192.50 HSIL [2] 47.85 48.00 48.40 49.45 47.75 226.24 84.67 38.10 4 48.05 Marico Ltd [1] 355.35 356.85 356.90 359.25 353.05 1219.94 403.70 325.00 38 356.75
AdvancedEn [2] 178.20 175.05 179.00 183.40 173.95 138.68 225.00 142.00 49 175.40 Cybertech 49.40 48.75 49.40 50.40 48.20 28.72 64.45 32.80 15 49.00 HT Media [2] 15.85 15.95 16.30 16.80 15.80 276.81 45.68 15.80 - 16.05 Marksans [1] 15.35 15.00 15.15 15.40 14.90 1063.73 31.20 11.45 - 15.00
CYIENT Ltd [5] 398.50 398.25 397.00 400.00 394.10 49.66 692.30 380.00 12 398.60 Hubtown 12.70 13.00 12.75 13.40 12.70 25.65 45.10 11.43 - 13.25 MASFinServ 724.50 721.65 729.30 729.50 715.90 5.10 764.00 504.25 23 722.45
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Advani Hot [2] 56.40 55.40 55.50 56.25 55.00 2.28 78.35 48.10 25 55.70
Aegis Log [1] 179.35 184.70 180.30 187.70 178.75 1490.40 241.00 160.05 - 184.75 Mastek [5] 324.85 361.20 322.00 387.00 322.00 1267.44 508.50 295.00 30 361.05
Affle(India) 1633.75 1689.55 1633.75 1727.90 1622.60 331.75 1729.00 751.05 258 1686.80 D................................................ I................................................. Matrimny.C [5] 478.95 466.80 478.00 478.95 466.00 1.03 750.00 365.25 34 468.00
Agarwal Inds 106.10 105.20 109.85 109.90 104.95 0.87 238.90 97.25 8 109.20 Dabur [1] 468.80 464.25 470.00 473.90 462.40 2168.44 488.15 357.10 60 464.10 Ibull HsgFin [2] 208.20 231.55 209.50 235.30 204.5553888.17 919.00 165.95 3 231.65 Maw.Sug 32.80 33.00 33.45 34.25 32.30 78.23 61.30 25.75 5 32.90
AgriTech Ind 43.10 42.00 43.25 43.25 41.05 14.48 87.95 40.10 - 41.30 Dalm.B.Sug [2] 87.30 86.70 87.50 88.50 86.00 100.49 136.00 69.60 4 86.60 Ibull Real [2] 67.25 70.30 67.05 70.60 63.90 3001.88 151.00 38.00 - 70.30 Max India [2] 79.50 79.90 79.95 82.00 78.90 211.88 89.60 54.10 - 79.90
Agro Tech 600.40 584.20 604.40 612.95 578.45 8.79 708.00 466.00 35 584.00 DamodarInd [5] 26.75 26.80 26.05 28.75 25.15 2.66 49.95 23.45 - 26.50 ICICILombGIC 1357.00 1374.10 1350.50 1380.00 1335.10 662.16 1400.00 787.00 58 1374.55 MaxFinancia [2] 506.85 507.10 509.10 521.10 500.25 2729.27 521.20 361.10 78 507.30
AgroPhosInd 126.20 127.15 126.40 127.40 126.40 655.06 127.40 55.00 - - Datamatics [5] 71.70 69.95 72.30 72.45 68.60 42.41 119.75 63.00 13 69.70 ICICISecu 307.10 300.80 306.55 307.40 300.00 127.76 351.80 188.00 - - MaxVent&Ind 37.85 41.75 38.20 42.60 37.35 352.76 60.70 33.25 - 41.70
Ahluwalia [2] 274.00 273.10 276.80 282.75 272.50 3.32 385.00 243.60 17 272.00 DB Corp 141.75 140.35 141.50 143.00 140.00 10.07 208.90 131.40 8 140.75 ICRA 2741.80 2693.50 2710.00 2712.45 2672.95 5.51 3790.00 2542.20 36 2709.75 Mayur Uniq [5] 224.15 221.50 224.15 226.00 220.35 5.10 409.75 200.25 13 222.00
AIA Engg [2] 1648.75 1632.30 1640.00 1654.95 1626.20 20.01 2026.00 1484.20 30 1633.50 DB Realty 8.30 8.70 8.70 8.70 8.70 324.50 34.55 5.73 - 8.74 IDBI 33.90 33.45 33.90 34.15 33.15 1803.58 65.80 23.55 - 33.35 Mazda Ltd 389.40 383.75 394.50 397.60 380.00 10.07 480.00 244.05 9 381.00
AIRAN 11.25 10.95 11.80 11.80 10.75 25.64 49.60 10.20 - - DB Stk [2] 9.55 9.55 9.55 9.55 9.55 2.95 12.60 6.55 - - Idea Cell 7.05 6.65 7.75 7.95 6.15879935.48 27.51 2.61 - 6.64 McD.Hld 17.55 17.60 17.60 18.05 17.45 8.59 31.05 14.25 - 17.50
Ajanta Phr [2] 1004.00 1007.70 1015.00 1024.90 988.40 158.47 1204.25 840.00 23 1006.15 DCB Bk 176.85 178.75 177.00 181.55 176.00 658.24 244.60 148.00 16 178.80 IDFC 34.00 33.50 33.95 34.35 33.35 4664.11 48.05 30.80 - 33.60 McL.Rusl [5] 7.40 7.05 7.15 7.35 7.05 569.74 131.90 6.00 - 7.04
Ajmera 117.70 120.55 118.70 123.75 118.70 37.92 200.55 97.50 7 120.70 DCMNouvelle 30.00 28.95 26.50 31.35 26.50 4.51 52.20 23.55 - 30.20 IDFCFirstBnk 43.15 43.10 43.00 43.70 42.7515294.73 56.85 35.30 - - MCX 1157.25 1145.70 1159.00 1168.75 1135.00 242.48 1219.90 643.50 29 1148.30
Mega Soft 7.00 6.90 7.00 7.10 6.85 9.91 10.50 5.60 - 7.10
t
AkashInfProj 64.50 61.50 64.55 65.00 61.50 3.57 66.50 57.00 - - DCMShrira [2] 317.05 313.10 317.00 317.05 310.65 39.96 637.00 285.05 6 312.75 IFB Agro 395.45 400.05 396.00 408.05 396.00 6.74 705.00 241.05 15 400.00
Aksh Opti [5] 6.20 6.50 6.30 6.50 6.10 325.90 27.25 5.27 - 6.49 DCW [2] 14.40 14.30 15.00 15.10 14.25 484.64 23.15 13.15 - 14.30 IFB Ind 677.85 668.85 673.65 684.20 661.30 11.42 999.00 559.40 48 667.60 Meghmani [1] 52.40 52.15 52.05 53.45 51.85 307.96 73.00 40.60 9 52.10
AksharChem 207.85 199.60 207.00 207.05 197.05 2.26 469.90 177.00 11 199.40 De Nora 227.25 222.15 223.15 234.70 220.50 3.70 330.00 192.05 77 221.50 IFCI 7.75 7.35 7.80 7.85 7.30 2669.79 15.35 6.00 - 7.33 MenonBear [1] 55.05 54.85 55.40 56.95 54.15 6.27 92.90 53.90 17 55.05
ds
Akzo 1936.10 1951.35 1940.00 1967.20 1931.30 16.48 2275.00 1500.00 38 1947.95 Deccan Cem [5] 316.85 323.00 323.95 329.80 315.50 6.49 486.60 316.35 6 321.25 IFGLRefract 145.85 143.40 150.20 152.75 141.00 1.46 262.00 125.00 19 143.90 MEP Infra 35.70 38.75 36.95 40.00 35.75 1710.38 49.80 24.90 - 38.65
Alankit [1] 15.35 14.80 15.25 16.00 14.60 43.91 40.50 9.85 14 14.89 Deep Ind 101.45 103.95 101.50 106.65 101.05 35.87 176.00 90.00 4 103.75 IG Pet 141.60 142.95 140.15 145.45 140.10 7.86 438.90 129.90 9 144.10 Metrpolhelt [2] 1435.70 1438.90 1445.25 1447.90 1425.00 25.66 1480.05 904.85 62 1440.90
AlbertDavid 410.00 402.10 414.95 414.95 397.00 7.28 508.95 318.00 6 399.50 Deepk.Fer 96.80 96.95 97.45 98.60 96.00 163.33 191.85 76.45 - 97.00 Igarshi 239.95 252.60 241.00 263.80 238.40 195.16 629.00 171.10 26 252.50 MFL 19.95 19.60 19.75 19.95 19.50 87.82 24.70 12.15 - -
Alembic [2] 52.85 51.55 53.15 53.30 51.40 124.48 59.25 32.08 30 51.70 Deepk.Ntr [2] 348.50 350.45 349.00 355.10 345.45 172.88 377.45 204.60 13 351.10 IIFL Wealth 1240.25 1246.90 1240.00 1267.45 1212.25 14.22 1353.00 1085.00 - - Minda Corp [2] 93.95 93.30 95.25 95.25 93.00 51.16 156.60 65.50 20 93.55
Alembic Ph [2] 547.85 547.80 545.00 559.00 543.20 183.39 636.50 435.10 15 546.50 Delta Corp [1] 197.60 194.45 198.20 201.00 193.25 756.92 277.75 116.05 29 194.60 IIFLHoldings [2] 152.65 145.05 152.00 152.00 143.60 131.15 258.68 98.85 32 144.85 Minda Ind [2] 344.15 351.90 345.00 359.80 343.75 325.80 392.45 256.30 72 352.30
Alicon [5] 375.85 370.10 373.15 384.50 366.00 1.07 675.00 331.00 13 369.55 Delta Mag 39.85 39.80 39.00 39.90 39.00 0.04 94.00 30.00 - - IIFLSecurity 23.90 23.45 24.70 24.70 23.40 164.20 31.70 19.05 - - MindTec(Ind) 29.60 29.50 32.00 32.00 29.10 4.20 54.40 26.60 20 29.55
Alkali Met 39.85 41.25 40.90 41.80 40.00 5.40 67.00 34.05 14 41.60 Dewn HsgFin 20.15 21.15 21.15 21.15 19.2512284.05 252.20 15.15 - 21.15 IL&FS Ven [2] 3.70 3.85 3.60 4.00 3.60 103.94 8.91 2.90 - 3.82 MindTree 716.25 710.15 717.00 722.25 708.00 245.07 996.50 652.50 19 710.10
AlkemLabs [2] 2083.55 2091.00 2085.00 2100.00 2055.40 40.28 2149.00 1660.35 23 2094.90 DFMFoods [2] 245.00 245.50 245.05 246.50 245.00 30.05 289.40 176.55 28 244.60 IMPAL 590.40 586.80 600.00 607.00 586.00 1.49 714.00 522.67 15 590.00 Mirc Ele [1] 7.45 7.40 7.45 7.70 7.25 54.25 31.35 6.18 - 7.38
Alkyl Amine [5] 1014.90 1016.45 1006.00 1028.00 1006.00 5.16 1074.20 660.00 16 1015.30 Dhamp.Sug 178.35 177.50 177.50 180.00 176.00 261.39 252.20 128.00 4 177.25 Ind Terr [2] 69.55 68.50 68.15 70.00 68.10 0.79 155.00 66.10 12 68.15 Mirza [2] 56.15 55.45 56.35 56.50 55.25 92.75 90.05 49.70 20 55.45
ar
Allahbd.Bk 24.85 24.25 25.05 25.25 24.10 3986.10 58.80 23.65 - 24.25 Dhanlk.Bk 15.05 15.05 15.05 15.30 14.85 226.83 21.25 12.65 5 14.95 Ind.Bk.Mer 7.25 7.15 7.25 7.40 7.10 39.69 11.00 6.31 - 7.32 MishDhatuNig 171.75 167.90 171.50 173.40 166.15 285.32 186.80 100.00 22 167.50
Allcargo [2] 93.30 95.45 94.55 96.85 93.30 116.10 126.00 87.35 13 96.20 Dhanuka Ag [2] 315.70 304.75 319.00 319.00 302.25 24.36 486.00 289.00 12 307.05 Ind.Cem 77.90 77.95 78.00 80.50 77.35 1503.71 116.90 67.90 19 77.95 MM Forg 383.05 376.70 394.80 394.85 376.00 0.44 664.85 326.10 13 -
Allied Dig [5] 16.30 16.50 16.30 16.75 15.30 107.09 19.39 9.25 10 16.66 Dhun.Inv 211.75 211.00 216.95 216.95 210.00 0.88 355.65 180.65 11 216.60 Ind.Gly 221.15 216.90 221.00 221.00 215.00 39.20 351.00 178.95 5 216.85 MMTC [1] 18.90 18.20 19.00 19.00 18.15 852.88 31.45 14.00 - 18.25
Allsec 279.25 279.25 276.50 283.75 276.50 1.52 325.00 151.10 20 272.10 Dhunseri Tea 174.00 170.40 173.00 173.00 169.25 3.16 315.00 140.20 - 170.70 Ind.Hume [2] 212.40 208.50 215.00 215.00 206.85 20.47 370.00 207.50 14 208.40 Mohit Ind 5.40 5.40 5.15 5.40 5.00 0.78 10.69 4.20 - 5.70
Alm.Global [6] 9.45 9.20 9.15 9.80 9.00 0.76 29.35 9.23 - 10.14 DhunseriVent 69.15 68.95 69.25 70.70 68.70 6.40 117.80 64.35 - - Ind.Metals 196.20 191.25 194.00 198.40 190.55 13.35 279.15 136.00 19 192.35 MohotaInd 6.70 7.00 7.00 7.00 6.55 11.46 93.65 6.96 - 7.00
Alok Ind 2.30 2.40 2.40 2.40 2.2022992.34 5.91 1.36 - 2.68 DIC India 324.00 324.10 319.60 332.95 318.15 0.67 424.00 294.10 19 326.70 Ind.Nippon [5] 332.40 326.90 336.95 339.95 325.10 3.16 481.55 290.00 11 328.35 MOIL 142.80 143.05 142.80 143.60 142.30 195.70 181.70 118.20 8 143.05
Alpha Lab 15.75 15.80 16.40 16.95 15.70 9.98 32.55 13.20 11 15.96 Digicontent [2] 3.35 3.20 3.20 3.20 3.20 216.19 16.00 3.20 - - Ind.Ovr.Bk 10.75 10.95 10.85 11.35 10.55 1470.50 15.80 8.75 - 10.93 Mold-TekPa [5] 282.80 283.95 285.95 288.80 282.05 14.97 322.00 201.80 21 284.35
w
Alphageo 158.45 157.00 157.00 159.90 156.50 6.23 547.50 153.10 3 157.10 DigispiceTec 6.75 6.45 6.45 7.00 6.45 9.85 12.95 4.60 - - Ind.Ram.Sy 25.35 26.00 25.45 26.90 25.05 4.30 40.95 15.65 - 25.95 Mold-TekTe [2] 48.95 51.85 50.60 53.60 48.30 38.30 62.90 41.00 12 52.00
Amararaja [1] 753.00 745.70 750.00 750.00 737.15 511.27 796.00 572.60 21 745.95 DilipBuildco 406.70 414.50 421.00 436.90 411.60 585.80 733.85 311.55 9 414.50 IndbullsVent [2] 143.55 149.80 142.90 150.70 141.50 1410.48 458.60 78.10 64 149.70 MonetIsp&Ene 10.05 10.00 10.10 10.20 9.95 74.47 43.50 9.25 - -
AmberEntp(I) 997.35 988.75 987.00 1005.35 985.00 9.65 1084.00 621.05 26 986.60 Dish TV [1] 16.85 15.85 18.50 19.50 14.90147604.24 42.55 10.35 14 15.83 IndiabulsInt 66.40 66.35 63.10 69.70 63.10 1794.85 408.00 52.55 - - Monte Carlo 253.60 257.00 256.05 258.95 253.10 7.41 395.00 216.05 9 257.20
Ambika Cot 869.00 865.45 865.55 880.10 861.35 2.82 1249.00 833.00 9 865.00 DishmanCar [2] 120.40 120.25 121.50 123.75 118.50 1983.37 258.15 109.80 31 120.15 Indian Bk 122.40 120.65 123.40 123.40 119.85 1413.76 292.35 105.10 9 120.75 Morarj.Tex [7] 13.25 13.40 13.25 14.25 13.25 0.51 29.10 10.13 - 13.95
AmbujaCem [2] 201.60 201.05 201.60 202.20 200.30 1272.62 244.00 184.15 23 201.00 Divis Lab [2] 1763.60 1747.05 1763.55 1779.95 1740.10 429.11 1797.00 1421.00 36 1745.45 Indian Htl [1] 152.20 151.80 151.20 153.95 150.90 574.23 164.10 121.15 46 151.50 Morepan [2] 16.55 16.95 16.50 17.40 16.10 1208.01 24.40 12.70 - 17.00
AMD Ind 16.00 15.60 15.40 16.25 15.05 6.28 28.40 12.00 5 15.50 DixonTec(In) 3103.55 3139.85 3096.70 3175.00 3050.00 128.63 3397.40 1830.90 42 3131.85 IndianEgyEx [1] 143.15 144.80 143.70 145.00 142.65 153.00 172.95 112.00 26 144.85 Most.Fin [1] 737.60 745.45 735.10 763.70 729.40 359.45 855.00 480.40 24 745.00
Mot.Gen.Fin 33.95 34.25 35.60 35.60 33.90 4.73 62.80 30.40 - 34.00
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AMJLandHol [2] 19.20 18.90 19.30 19.70 18.70 5.37 25.65 14.10 - 18.60 DLF Ltd [2] 212.10 216.85 213.40 218.90 209.0011285.13 218.85 133.90 22 216.80 IndianRailTr 895.70 884.80 898.00 906.00 880.10 1297.12 980.90 625.00 - -
Amrutanjan [1] 445.00 447.95 449.00 453.90 441.70 43.54 523.00 236.05 48 448.75 D-Link [2] 88.70 89.60 88.20 90.90 88.10 51.72 107.65 66.00 10 89.80 IndmrtIntmsh 2052.85 2060.30 2073.35 2083.00 2052.00 38.00 2304.05 1102.95 - - MothersSu [1] 132.30 122.30 132.20 132.20 121.4016054.01 179.30 91.15 55 122.50
Anant Raj [2] 33.80 34.35 33.80 35.30 33.80 232.67 38.00 22.90 23 34.45 DolatInvest 70.85 68.00 70.05 71.00 67.55 131.68 83.80 33.50 - - Indo Count [2] 48.70 47.30 50.50 50.50 47.10 61.73 69.30 30.00 6 47.35 MphasiS 910.60 890.15 906.00 910.00 881.70 114.98 1059.70 830.00 20 889.35
Andhar Sug 290.75 289.15 292.30 293.90 289.00 6.62 416.35 257.00 4 289.45 DollarInd [2] 155.40 152.85 155.05 156.80 152.00 7.19 334.75 148.00 13 150.85 Indo Wnd 2.95 2.80 2.85 2.95 2.75 31.14 7.25 2.51 - 2.85 MPS 484.95 464.20 485.00 489.85 460.50 16.10 612.00 425.00 12 461.20
Andhra Bk 19.65 19.00 19.50 19.85 18.70 1315.83 33.30 15.10 - 19.00 Donear [2] 29.05 28.90 29.10 29.65 28.75 3.40 48.70 21.50 13 29.10 Indoco Rem [2] 150.20 154.25 151.65 155.70 149.60 26.63 238.00 133.10 54 155.00 MRF 63058.45 62546.50 63100.00 63430.20 62446.20 3.75 69883.55 51850.00 2562534.95
AnjPortCemen 148.50 145.80 148.10 151.60 143.15 2.86 192.00 92.00 9 142.95 DPSC 8.45 8.85 8.75 8.85 8.75 13.05 16.15 8.40 - - IndostrCapFn 187.85 196.00 193.20 208.05 190.45 277.21 442.85 177.00 8 195.70 MRPL 48.50 47.55 48.30 48.50 47.40 139.64 80.90 43.10 - 47.60
Ansal Pro [5] 4.90 4.95 5.05 5.10 4.85 107.21 14.95 3.69 - 5.00 Dred.Corp 391.80 348.55 410.60 413.70 345.50 1833.83 479.05 293.20 10 348.40 IndoThai 21.70 22.95 21.70 23.85 21.45 5.12 44.25 18.55 - 23.00 MSP Stl 5.30 5.20 5.05 5.50 5.05 2.32 16.29 4.18 - 5.76
MSTC 158.50 152.90 158.10 159.80 151.75 179.03 184.85 73.10 - -
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Apar Ind 444.45 466.05 440.65 489.00 440.65 25.91 702.00 433.00 10 465.10 DrLalPathLab 1594.95 1581.20 1598.00 1617.00 1575.00 63.27 1698.00 830.00 58 1581.35 Indra.Gas [2] 421.90 417.05 423.00 438.70 412.20 4521.08 438.55 242.10 28 418.85
Apcotex Ind [2] 164.90 163.60 163.25 171.95 163.00 33.02 244.95 159.75 21 163.20 DuconInfrTe [1] 5.85 5.75 5.85 6.05 5.60 37.86 19.75 4.35 - 5.74 Indra.Med 43.85 42.70 44.30 44.30 42.35 115.02 47.20 33.80 10 42.70 MT Edu 17.80 17.05 18.25 18.65 16.95 117.84 94.05 13.35 11 17.10
ApexFznFoods 294.65 292.15 294.00 303.00 291.00 130.99 399.00 190.10 18 291.55 Dwarikesh [1] 24.40 24.25 24.40 24.90 24.15 249.49 32.95 19.50 6 24.25 Ind-Swift [2] 3.60 3.50 3.65 3.75 3.45 16.33 7.34 3.47 - 3.60 Mukand 31.00 29.10 31.00 31.85 28.75 83.06 70.80 26.55 - 29.75
APL Apl 1542.50 1551.50 1525.00 1569.90 1525.00 17.14 1682.65 1009.05 39 1551.85 Dynac.Sys 27.10 27.30 27.90 27.90 27.20 6.08 40.95 20.80 4 27.15 INEOS Styro 700.70 711.45 700.20 714.40 700.00 6.39 719.70 365.00 - 710.00 Mukand En 11.30 13.55 13.55 13.55 13.40 73.42 28.40 10.25 - 13.70
Apollo Hsp [5] 1421.55 1455.45 1428.00 1462.95 1425.00 1123.65 1574.95 1083.00 61 1455.15 Dynamatic 1103.35 1098.15 1100.60 1115.00 1090.90 0.74 1699.90 1044.90 18 1103.00 Infibeam Inc [1] 44.20 49.05 44.00 50.50 44.00 9103.18 53.55 31.70 - 49.15 Mukta Ar [5] 37.85 37.75 37.65 38.35 37.50 7.70 54.40 31.95 12 38.30
ApolPipes PIPES 361.70 358.60 358.00 365.45 356.05 2.04 394.95 354.95 - - DynemicProd 147.75 144.25 149.95 151.75 143.50 13.60 155.35 96.05 8 144.05 Info Edge 2591.20 2576.50 2607.30 2619.95 2553.00 343.75 2736.60 1370.85 100 2573.80 Munj.Auto [2] 45.55 44.70 45.05 46.00 44.35 126.83 69.80 29.45 18 44.90
ApolloMicSys 71.90 72.55 72.00 75.80 72.00 80.97 151.60 65.15 7 72.40 InfobeansTec 67.10 67.45 67.20 68.00 67.00 2.03 82.90 50.25 - - Munj.Showa [2] 126.70 125.90 126.50 127.55 125.55 4.04 189.90 115.00 9 125.55
E ................................................ Murd.Cera 16.30 16.35 16.35 16.75 16.05 22.68 26.40 11.25 8 16.55
.m
ApolloSindo 725.10 699.55 725.20 725.20 641.10 6.60 1340.00 641.10 - - Ingersoll 685.55 652.30 690.00 695.85 650.00 106.96 729.00 507.65 26 652.30
ApolloTyr [1] 167.65 165.45 167.60 169.50 164.80 1679.70 244.90 144.05 16 165.25 Inox Leis 360.20 360.75 362.40 365.00 357.05 81.65 390.00 208.00 25 361.00 MusicBrdcast 27.70 29.40 28.60 30.00 28.35 185.73 336.80 27.50 - -
Eclerx 423.15 419.75 425.00 425.10 415.00 50.49 1179.00 381.05 9 419.55 Muthoot Cap 453.35 451.35 450.60 459.90 445.00 5.66 1049.40 420.00 11 451.05
Aptech 163.05 160.05 163.05 165.55 159.25 114.87 210.00 111.80 82 159.90 EdelFinSer [1] 125.10 124.70 126.70 131.35 124.00 1398.59 210.30 67.10 82 124.30 Inox Wind 32.55 32.05 32.30 32.70 31.95 45.23 86.25 30.80 - 32.20
Archidply 26.10 25.50 26.15 26.40 25.25 12.25 48.80 20.05 14 25.70 Insectic 532.15 526.25 532.40 535.45 525.00 1.73 740.00 492.65 8 525.75 Muthot.Fin 696.40 687.10 696.15 704.20 685.20 1183.97 737.40 389.15 12 687.00
EID Parry [1] 190.40 185.45 191.55 191.55 184.20 75.44 235.00 135.40 65 185.65
Aries Agro 65.05 66.75 65.20 67.05 65.20 21.69 112.00 41.85 5 66.30 EIH [2] 149.40 147.90 149.60 149.60 147.05 104.87 214.95 145.00 51 148.10 InspirisySol 39.20 40.05 38.95 41.90 38.05 2.69 64.70 33.55 - -
Arih.Found 24.55 23.75 23.65 24.40 23.35 5.61 39.65 14.15 19 - EIH A Htl 299.80 307.10 295.10 309.00 293.00 2.88 463.10 255.00 22 308.65 IntellecDesi [5] 156.60 153.70 158.00 159.80 152.50 316.99 292.00 138.90 142 154.05 N................................................
ArmanFinServ 540.85 538.30 545.00 559.95 534.05 3.06 599.00 325.00 46 540.00 Eimco 300.00 298.40 295.05 303.75 295.05 0.19 449.95 262.50 8 295.00 IntenseTech [2] 29.15 30.55 29.15 31.00 29.15 19.89 47.50 22.20 10 30.00 NACLInd [1] 27.05 26.90 27.05 27.30 26.50 26.97 35.30 24.30 - 26.60
AroGranite 37.55 37.15 36.25 38.95 36.25 5.10 60.35 29.60 6 37.15 Elec. Eng [2] 33.45 33.15 33.45 34.00 32.80 22.02 74.80 24.95 - 33.10 IntGlobAviat 1426.65 1400.20 1426.65 1443.05 1385.00 1363.24 1911.00 956.45 59 1400.90 Nagrk.Exp [5] 13.80 13.30 13.80 14.45 12.70 2.98 31.55 11.70 8 13.39
ArowGreenTec 52.15 52.00 54.20 54.20 50.80 5.06 133.90 42.40 - 53.30 Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 11.10 10.80 10.85 11.60 10.75 254.98 23.00 10.76 5 10.80 Intl Paper 288.80 290.75 290.00 296.25 287.05 9.12 515.55 287.10 5 290.50 Nah.Cap [5] 72.65 73.10 73.00 74.00 72.45 4.13 102.90 57.30 6 -
Arrow Text 9.55 9.55 9.55 11.35 9.30 8.56 25.75 8.65 - 9.49 Electrotherm 132.60 129.75 127.50 132.00 127.05 4.51 380.15 114.55 1 130.00 Inventure 12.65 12.60 13.25 13.25 12.60 27.09 15.95 10.50 - 12.72 Nah.Ind 22.85 22.65 22.15 23.00 22.15 4.29 63.95 20.35 - 23.20
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Arshiya [2] 16.00 16.00 15.35 16.60 15.35 31.23 38.95 14.65 - 16.00 Elgi Eqp [1] 255.00 253.85 255.10 256.05 252.00 8.69 309.60 218.50 48 252.30 IOL Chem 180.80 177.30 180.80 182.00 176.60 191.55 234.90 130.20 3 177.25 Nah.Poly [5] 34.30 33.80 33.55 34.75 33.55 6.57 43.90 22.00 4 34.50
Arss Infra 23.70 22.75 24.80 24.85 22.65 28.03 63.00 19.00 - 23.80 Elgi Rbr 16.40 16.25 16.45 16.75 16.00 12.20 31.00 15.05 - - IPCA Lab [2] 1151.85 1121.40 1145.75 1152.90 1114.35 139.60 1188.00 717.95 24 1120.45 Nah.Spg [5] 43.55 43.25 43.95 44.00 42.85 7.09 98.00 40.80 - 43.85
Arvind 48.75 48.35 49.00 49.70 47.80 964.02 120.00 42.00 6 48.35 Emami [1] 320.15 313.05 320.70 322.95 312.25 55.34 454.80 246.00 38 312.85 I-PruLifeINS 503.30 499.55 503.30 504.90 497.30 2326.32 537.50 277.95 63 499.55 NALCO [5] 42.05 41.25 42.20 42.25 41.10 5152.38 68.70 36.90 12 41.25
ArvindFash 355.50 365.80 352.20 375.60 352.20 194.54 1089.70 350.00 - - EmamiPapM [2] 71.35 68.60 68.05 72.90 67.80 3.69 204.50 61.55 48 70.00 IRB Infra 75.95 85.25 80.00 89.40 80.0010428.45 169.20 56.10 10 85.30 Nalwa Son 804.90 800.00 810.00 825.00 779.00 0.13 1210.00 690.00 18 802.00
ArvindSmart 89.05 88.15 89.00 89.60 87.30 5.82 143.80 76.00 7 88.15 Emkay Glo 68.20 65.65 68.20 68.30 65.30 11.22 112.05 50.00 54 66.00 IrconIntl 432.30 432.40 428.00 443.95 427.30 279.51 471.00 333.40 - - Nandan Den 28.90 28.60 29.50 29.90 28.45 17.44 69.80 23.40 10 28.60
Asahi India [1] 200.40 199.95 199.00 201.95 198.85 42.79 282.75 170.00 28 199.05 Emmbi Ind 98.55 100.40 98.00 101.50 95.55 27.66 175.00 95.00 11 99.40 ISMT [5] 4.05 4.00 3.85 4.10 3.85 6.17 9.80 3.53 - 4.13 NarayaHru 296.10 300.05 295.00 304.45 295.00 87.07 316.50 181.35 70 299.95
Asahi Song 143.15 142.40 148.80 148.80 142.20 1.05 228.85 105.00 9 145.25 EnduranceTec 1112.05 1092.35 1083.85 1113.25 1083.85 10.79 1380.00 743.05 34 1091.85 ITD Cem [1] 58.70 60.00 60.90 60.90 58.05 367.26 143.40 35.00 28 60.05 Natco Phr [2] 554.65 555.80 557.20 573.00 552.50 502.29 747.95 482.00 18 555.45
s:
Ashiana [2] 96.65 95.55 97.00 97.55 95.15 29.79 134.70 90.00 - 95.75 Eng.India [5] 104.40 104.00 104.15 104.80 103.10 505.73 129.90 92.70 17 104.10 ITDC 415.70 374.15 385.25 385.25 374.15 452.85 419.30 152.15 190 375.30 Nath Bio-Gen 325.50 313.55 321.80 325.15 309.00 14.11 483.90 306.20 12 313.00
Ashima 7.10 6.80 7.10 7.20 6.75 35.80 18.25 6.25 - 6.79 Ent.Net.Ind 238.00 229.55 243.20 250.05 225.20 26.03 649.95 220.00 26 229.15 ITI 91.75 86.85 89.40 89.50 86.50 693.96 116.80 56.15 - 86.90 Natl Build [1] 37.30 37.30 37.95 38.20 36.7018253.86 68.35 28.55 30 37.25
Ashok Ley [1] 83.00 82.50 83.00 84.20 82.1518297.53 113.00 56.95 18 82.45 Eon Elec [5] 15.85 15.70 15.90 16.40 15.10 7.80 57.00 12.12 - 15.21 IVP 58.25 61.00 58.25 61.15 56.50 4.69 150.05 52.60 - 59.35 Natl Fert 26.80 26.45 26.65 26.95 26.25 227.38 40.90 23.70 9 26.50
Ashoka Bld [5] 92.65 93.95 100.00 102.40 93.50 1844.18 155.00 89.85 8 93.95 Equitas Hold 89.50 88.25 89.40 90.10 87.90 1455.92 143.55 82.60 - 88.20 IZMO Ltd 26.80 25.50 27.90 28.05 25.50 25.50 71.00 24.00 - 27.35 Nava.B.Ve [2] 64.80 63.55 65.05 65.30 63.00 56.99 127.65 58.50 7 63.60
Asian Gran 235.15 235.70 236.00 239.00 232.15 31.70 273.40 130.00 38 235.80 ErisLifeSci [1] 415.05 417.70 411.40 419.70 411.00 539.40 745.05 357.80 19 417.45 Navin Flu [2] 919.60 905.00 910.60 920.15 901.15 31.41 950.00 570.20 28 903.30
Asian Htl-E 173.75 173.80 182.90 182.90 172.50 1.71 285.00 146.00 15 171.70 Esab Ind 1226.65 1233.25 1226.95 1248.00 1222.35 1.34 1400.00 807.20 30 1229.00 J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Navkar Corp 33.00 32.60 32.50 33.45 32.25 105.62 64.80 18.15 12 32.80
Asian Htl-N 101.75 98.50 96.15 104.05 96.15 1.50 160.00 80.35 - - Navneet Ed [2] 99.10 100.95 100.05 102.45 100.05 50.17 119.50 94.50 11 101.00
tp
Escorts 670.60 652.25 672.00 676.30 650.10 1334.69 833.50 423.30 18 652.10 J&K Bk [1] 33.70 33.05 33.60 33.70 32.95 462.05 65.95 29.40 4 33.05
Asian Htl-W 309.90 319.65 310.00 329.90 297.25 8.00 400.00 225.60 50 320.50 EsselPack [2] 149.60 153.30 150.00 154.90 147.90 244.44 155.00 78.85 91 153.95 Jagran [2] 47.25 50.95 47.65 53.35 47.60 3100.49 128.00 46.30 6 50.90 NBI.IndFinCo 1433.20 1484.00 1451.00 1490.00 1451.00 0.14 1599.90 885.20 - -
Aspinwall&Co 139.85 141.40 135.05 142.45 125.65 0.46 203.00 112.60 - - Eurotex 11.60 12.15 12.15 12.15 12.15 0.10 24.95 11.83 - 12.75 Jags.Phr [5] 26.15 26.00 26.05 26.65 25.50 3.29 33.00 19.10 8 26.30 NCC [2] 61.20 61.95 67.30 69.45 61.5082113.42 119.15 46.20 7 62.00
Aster Life 378.75 397.90 373.00 405.00 370.00 15.40 562.00 305.00 29 392.85 Ever.Kanto [2] 23.35 22.95 23.35 24.30 22.75 95.83 38.35 18.10 3 22.85 Jai Corp [1] 97.45 99.00 99.50 101.60 98.2 NCL Ind 79.95 77.90 79.90 80.85 77.50 216.62 162.00 74.15 5 77.75
AsterDMHealt 149.30 145.30 149.00 151.70 145.00 44.35 169.00 109.70 - 145.05 Everady [5] 53.00 53.75 54.10 54.80 52.55 105.05 234.20 34.40 7 54.25 B NDTV [4] 28.10 28.65 29.90 29.90 28.00 27.30 44.00 26.00 12 28.25
Astra Mic [2] 87.20 89.65 86.50 92.00 86.50 1149.62 105.20 70.55 34 89.70 Everest Ind 268.10 271.35 271.00 282.00 267.80 26.93 531.90 262.00 10 272.55 DVR NECaryCorp 5.30 5.40 5.35 5.50 5.30 49.75 11.40 4.50 5 5.48
Astral Poly [1] 1084.30 1063.05 1087.00 1087.00 1060.00 45.09 1265.20 816.00 84 1063.60 Excel Ind [5] 819.30 835.95 825.00 847.25 825.00 8.77 1516.00 735.15 8 835.05 Nect.Life [1] 12.55 12.65 12.15 12.85 12.15 110.50 21.95 10.90 6 12.65
AstraZen [2] 2675.55 2689.80 2675.55 2770.00 2666.00 22.04 2805.10 1306.80 97 2692.50 Nelcast [2] 42.75 43.05 43.05 44.30 42.30 47.18 86.50 33.10 14 42.85
ht
Exide [1] 188.70 187.75 189.00 191.35 186.80 1627.02 274.00 166.00 19 187.85 m A
AstronPaper 39.10 39.85 39.90 40.20 37.60 417.77 129.90 35.60 10 40.00 ExpleoSolu 272.50 272.30 271.35 276.90 271.30 1.70 529.75 230.00 - - Nelco 240.55 231.75 240.45 240.50 230.65 29.25 341.90 205.15 52 231.50
Atul 4132.95 4159.25 4155.80 4183.85 4135.05 35.14 4379.20 3260.00 22 4162.10 B NeogenChem 375.45 367.65 377.35 377.35 363.00 13.74 417.90 261.00 - -
Atul Auto [5] 222.85 223.50 225.50 229.80 222.40 22.46 372.40 198.00 9 223.75 F ................................................ A Nesco [2] 631.05 616.25 635.85 635.85 615.00 23.39 640.00 420.00 21 614.75
Aurionpro 75.35 72.45 75.35 76.35 71.60 8.19 159.00 59.75 19 72.90 N Netwk 18 [5] 25.75 27.75 25.50 30.50 25.50 6368.79 42.40 18.00 - 27.70
AurobindPhr [1] 444.80 429.70 444.00 448.70 426.60 5784.22 838.00 389.70 15 429.60 FACT 40.00 39.30 39.80 39.90 39.10 47.68 51.00 30.00 - 39.25 Neuland 469.60 467.10 475.00 475.00 462.20 12.71 824.55 431.45 28 464.95
AUSmallFinBk 816.40 817.00 812.90 827.70 810.00 107.42 847.10 542.75 42 817.15 FairchemSpec 473.40 459.95 473.40 478.85 457.05 6.21 573.55 320.00 66 459.50 NewgenSwTech 174.00 182.85 178.90 184.75 172.05 75.48 371.00 167.80 16 183.55
Ausom 42.95 43.60 42.00 44.95 40.00 26.99 60.95 26.00 4 43.15 FCS Soft [1] 0.25 0.20 0.20 0.25 0.20 397.38 0.35 0.19 - 0.22 Next Media 10.55 10.50 10.50 10.50 10.05 2.32 26.95 8.05 - -
FDC [1] 200.60 193.85 201.80 202.30 191.10 129.65 219.95 148.20 17 193.65 BC m
Auto Axl 799.40 807.85 793.00 830.00 793.00 17.56 1540.00 731.25 13 809.95 B NHPC Ltd 23.50 23.40 23.65 23.75 23.30 1272.20 26.70 20.85 8 23.40
Auto Stamp 31.45 31.40 31.95 33.00 31.25 9.32 88.00 28.70 - 31.45 Fed Bk [2] 88.65 87.85 88.50 89.40 87.40 9720.94 110.35 78.40 12 87.85 NIIT [2] 100.85 102.70 101.50 103.20 100.50 458.73 116.90 74.00 7 102.70
Fed.Goetze 592.80 583.55 599.90 601.00 582.10 2.74 651.40 413.85 56 584.10 BM A
Autoline 25.65 25.65 25.05 25.95 25.00 6.08 73.00 20.80 - 25.50 H NIIT Tech 1508.80 1498.70 1518.00 1525.00 1490.00 82.59 1638.00 1031.30 33 1496.85
Autolite 20.40 20.40 20.25 21.30 20.10 5.41 45.45 18.10 - 20.50 Fiem Ind 405.30 398.45 408.55 415.50 395.25 25.82 609.70 313.10 9 401.15 Nila Infras [1] 4.95 4.90 5.05 5.10 4.85 187.84 10.05 3.71 - 4.91
Filatex [2] 36.50 36.50 36.80 37.35 36.45 36.59 66.45 32.00 6 36.55 P
AvadSug&Egy 246.05 245.40 241.35 251.65 241.35 33.70 381.20 170.00 4 245.05 D Nila Spaces 1.35 1.40 1.30 1.40 1.30 72.61 5.05 0.90 - -
Avanti Feeds [1] 524.05 523.95 524.75 535.00 516.25 416.73 571.20 253.00 24 523.45 Fin.Cable [2] 357.00 356.15 359.00 360.00 354.05 21.08 506.75 334.95 15 355.60 Nilkamal 1300.10 1317.25 1295.00 1342.00 1291.10 12.89 1654.80 890.45 15 1318.40
FineOrgInd [5] 2048.80 2042.90 2050.00 2112.35 2040.00 18.54 2186.00 1001.05 40 2048.45 P
AvenuSupmart 1826.20 1818.75 1829.80 1849.90 1810.00 325.92 2010.80 1225.95 101 1819.95 w Nippo Bat 529.30 517.40 527.55 535.00 510.50 1.73 747.30 378.00 10 518.95
AVT Natl [1] 30.35 30.15 30.90 31.30 29.90 85.04 32.80 18.60 17 30.00 FineotexCh [2] 28.10 27.45 28.00 28.25 27.20 70.99 47.50 21.65 15 27.50 Nitco 26.25 27.55 27.55 27.55 27.55 28.12 48.95 19.00 - 27.45
Fino.Ind 568.25 566.25 565.25 578.00 565.25 17.10 635.00 440.00 20 565.95 &P
AxisCades [5] 66.95 64.10 68.25 68.25 61.45 119.12 99.80 44.00 - 63.75 W Nitin Spn 45.60 46.15 46.05 47.30 45.00 20.78 97.00 45.25 6 46.60
AYM Syntex 30.60 30.15 30.60 31.00 29.70 8.65 46.50 26.80 18 - Firstsource 41.15 40.20 41.00 41.65 40.10 1406.12 57.85 39.25 15 40.25 NLC India 54.20 53.70 54.05 54.50 53.10 384.72 81.95 49.15 6 53.30
Flexituff 3.25 3.40 3.40 3.40 3.30 17.56 66.85 3.09 - 3.50 H
P NMDC Ltd [1] 101.80 99.70 102.30 102.30 99.15 3127.69 120.45 74.80 6 99.65
ForceMotors 1009.05 1012.80 1014.00 1020.10 998.10 26.32 1359.20 998.10 - -
B ................................................ Fortis Hlt 142.50 140.10 142.00 142.95 139.05 991.68 161.00 111.60 15 140.15 KC m Nocil 103.25 103.35 103.25 105.50 102.50 630.29 174.35 73.90 10 103.15
Bajaj Elect [2] 310.60 309.80 311.00 318.90 307.00 135.11 587.75 306.30 41 310.85 K C m NRAgarwalInd 207.60 206.40 205.05 212.00 204.00 5.52 494.00 147.05 - -
Foseco 1307.70 1291.00 1323.40 1324.00 1288.00 1.34 1755.50 1142.00 25 1294.25 NRB Bear [2] 97.40 96.90 97.00 98.35 96.55 22.16 223.60 74.65 18 96.75
Bajaj Hind [1] 6.85 6.65 6.85 6.85 6.35 1938.47 10.85 5.04 - 6.62 Fut. Life [2] 399.85 415.00 409.90 415.85 399.00 376.56 502.00 380.50 67 414.45 KP
Bajaj Hld 3702.05 3687.80 3713.95 3718.00 3680.00 6.21 3912.00 2762.00 53 3691.95 K Nucleas Sw 304.50 304.60 302.10 307.95 300.60 4.25 397.80 286.15 11 305.40
Fut. Mkt 28.55 27.30 29.05 29.85 27.15 15.53 69.75 20.55 15 27.10 NXTDIGITAL 383.10 400.15 387.00 401.80 377.30 4.34 448.15 275.00 - -
BajajConCar [1] 240.55 235.55 240.90 241.40 234.00 220.65 398.00 193.00 15 235.25 FutEntpDVR [2] 21.05 21.15 20.70 21.85 20.50 3.94 44.65 18.25 1 21.40 m
Bal Phr 39.55 40.75 39.50 41.45 39.50 6.41 85.50 33.10 - 40.80 Future Cons 23.00 22.75 22.85 23.10 22.30 1134.00 52.15 21.55 - - M
Balaji Amn [2] 324.60 340.75 324.00 373.30 324.00 80.30 539.00 210.00 11 339.85 FutureEntp [2] 22.10 21.75 21.70 22.50 21.50 154.67 44.90 18.55 19 21.80 MC P O................................................
Balaji Tele [2] 54.15 59.00 54.05 60.70 54.05 298.79 107.10 44.85 18 59.35 FutureRetail [2] 328.05 333.20 329.00 334.70 327.40 206.17 574.00 323.55 23 333.20 M A Oberoi 515.40 506.55 516.70 519.50 502.00 308.82 641.70 410.75 60 507.00
BalaxiVentre 67.85 69.95 71.00 71.20 69.95 0.11 99.40 29.90 - - FuturSuplyCh 495.20 493.70 495.00 496.55 489.95 3.55 700.00 450.00 41 492.95 OCL Iron [1] 3.80 3.75 3.80 3.90 3.65 22.34 10.02 1.96 - 3.80
Balkrishna [2] 840.60 843.90 840.60 855.00 840.60 407.94 1023.00 682.65 20 843.45 C H OdishaCement 841.00 852.20 836.00 855.00 836.00 122.04 1219.90 750.10 - -
Ballarpur [2] 0.50 0.50 0.55 0.55 0.45 3058.37 6.75 0.46 - 0.51 G ................................................ PA Oil Country 6.00 6.10 6.00 6.25 6.00 7.44 20.01 5.19 - 6.20
BalmerLaw 197.30 194.25 198.00 198.00 194.00 73.56 213.00 160.00 12 194.30 P Pw Oil India 158.45 155.10 159.95 159.95 154.20 940.04 207.15 139.65 5 154.95
Balrampur [1] 146.80 146.05 143.10 147.15 143.10 405.51 173.75 89.00 5 145.90 Gabriel [1] 121.35 118.85 121.30 122.85 117.20 129.66 159.05 85.20 21 118.90 OlectrGrnTec 179.35 184.10 178.30 191.50 178.30 53.76 274.45 147.60 - -
Ban.Amn.Spg 123.00 123.90 125.00 125.00 122.55 16.40 228.95 109.00 14 122.10 GalaxSurfact 1534.00 1535.75 1531.50 1569.90 1524.00 14.40 1640.00 885.00 31 1534.75 W OM Metal [1] 21.00 20.80 21.15 21.90 20.50 57.39 42.20 13.31 16 20.65
Ban.Amn.Sug 1189.00 1192.40 1231.50 1231.50 1166.25 0.20 1738.55 1050.00 21 - Gallant Isp [1] 20.10 20.45 20.05 20.50 20.05 1.31 44.00 16.05 8 - WH Omax Auto 51.95 52.15 52.70 53.00 50.00 11.01 100.80 32.55 7 51.30
Banar.Beads 30.15 30.50 29.70 30.75 29.00 6.32 61.80 25.20 12 30.35 Gallant Mtl 27.55 27.10 27.45 27.45 26.20 3.20 63.20 24.00 8 26.05 K ND A Omaxe 181.30 181.35 183.00 183.00 181.25 55.71 222.00 181.05 116 181.70
Banco Ind [2] 95.00 95.00 95.00 96.25 94.10 41.27 198.80 91.00 7 94.85 Gamm.Infra [2] 0.25 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.25 2400.28 0.89 0.26 - 0.29 OMDC [1] 1372.35 1319.80 1382.00 1382.00 1310.00 10.90 1528.00 527.45 - 1317.30
BandhanBank 525.70 533.95 530.00 537.50 521.00 2343.48 650.00 397.65 31 533.90 Gandhi Tub [5] 289.90 288.60 286.40 294.90 286.05 0.98 414.00 263.00 12 287.10 Onelife Cap 7.40 7.35 7.40 7.40 7.10 0.88 19.70 4.55 - -
Bang Over 16.80 16.60 16.20 17.00 16.20 2.31 63.40 16.10 - 16.90 Ganesh Hsg 31.10 30.95 31.50 32.40 30.80 30.21 75.00 27.30 - 30.90 OnePntOneSol 11.20 11.55 11.20 11.55 11.00 3.05 45.00 10.55 - -
Bans.Syn 89.70 89.00 91.20 91.20 88.00 29.08 101.40 50.00 3 89.90 Ganesha Ecos 245.65 244.00 244.00 246.00 244.00 0.96 374.75 229.00 8 247.35 M OnMobile 34.50 35.00 34.75 36.70 33.50 323.86 49.50 26.25 20 35.00
BASF 945.75 945.70 940.70 965.00 936.50 111.12 1636.00 896.85 - 948.25 GangesSecu 40.50 37.55 37.55 37.55 37.55 0.04 51.35 32.05 - 35.10 m N w Onward Te 68.75 68.05 68.80 69.50 64.00 11.83 79.00 45.55 10 67.40
Bata India [5] 1683.95 1638.55 1685.00 1691.45 1632.45 753.92 1815.00 943.75 58 1638.30 Gard.Silk 10.10 9.75 10.15 10.35 9.70 16.56 27.20 8.51 - 9.98 D Opto Cir 3.80 3.80 3.90 3.90 3.70 375.23 10.23 2.95 3 3.82
Bayer Crop 3760.85 3794.20 3780.00 3851.00 3743.65 4.98 4474.75 2952.00 52 3798.90 GardenReach 228.40 224.35 227.25 231.60 223.05 197.67 249.40 78.55 21 224.50 Oracle Fin [5] 3064.55 2965.20 3065.00 3065.00 2926.20 34.95 3933.00 2832.90 20 2973.00
BCPowerContr 9.50 9.65 9.60 9.65 9.55 154.11 15.35 7.45 - - GarwarTecFib 1162.25 1168.90 1145.65 1174.10 1138.00 4.45 1298.85 966.70 19 1167.75 Orbit Exp 83.85 84.00 83.00 94.80 83.00 4.54 138.00 75.45 10 84.10
Gatewaty 91.40 90.50 91.30 92.05 90.10 225.81 162.85 81.15 10 90.60
Beardsell [2] 9.85 9.95 10.50 10.50 9.20 3.02 32.10 8.80 - 10.00
Gati [2] 57.20 57.55 57.00 57.90 56.75 182.76 94.85 35.50 - 57.45
K Oricon Enter [2] 18.20 18.55 18.25 18.85 17.90 53.67 35.35 15.20 8 18.60
Bedmutha 12.50 13.30 11.75 13.45 11.75 10.94 26.80 9.56 - 13.49 K Orient Bell 125.45 124.30 121.00 125.55 120.20 19.64 212.15 110.00 36 124.65
BEL [1] 110.80 110.40 110.60 111.35 109.70 4077.76 122.15 72.55 16 110.40 Gayt. Proj [2] 86.90 69.55 88.95 91.15 69.55 1704.94 196.35 69.40 6 69.40 Orient Cem [1] 75.30 75.85 75.00 77.40 74.00 74.21 125.00 61.90 16 75.95
GE Ship 299.60 297.85 301.20 310.00 297.00 107.19 353.00 212.20 20 298.10 K C
BEML 997.90 952.30 960.00 973.30 950.00 576.15 1108.20 644.00 47 952.15 K C m Orient Grn 1.90 1.95 1.95 1.95 1.95 7.04 6.90 1.30 - 2.07
BergrPaintIn [1] 485.20 481.55 485.50 487.45 478.05 1346.67 533.75 284.40 83 481.20 GE T&DInd 173.45 170.40 174.10 175.00 170.00 17.94 332.70 137.60 - - Orient Htls [1] 34.75 35.05 34.15 35.50 34.15 9.05 49.40 30.95 - 35.00
Geecee 80.55 80.20 81.75 81.75 79.25 2.43 138.00 66.00 6 79.90 K Pw
BF Inv [5] 335.30 326.65 336.85 341.90 322.20 66.66 376.80 168.00 28 326.60 K Orient Pap [1] 24.15 24.10 24.50 24.50 23.95 91.45 48.30 19.00 7 24.15
BF Util [5] 277.50 273.20 280.00 283.75 272.05 183.90 323.00 145.50 51 273.65 Genesys [5] 70.35 69.10 73.20 74.90 68.55 3.87 161.80 57.20 13 69.40 Orient Pres 97.00 94.25 97.55 102.50 91.10 0.24 194.50 84.20 - 96.85
GenInsurCor [5] 247.10 269.10 248.30 275.00 242.15 2477.85 333.85 154.00 104 267.75 K
BGR Engy 28.55 29.60 29.40 30.50 28.40 137.89 73.25 28.00 10 29.85 K m H Orient Ref [1] 210.60 210.80 210.05 213.35 210.00 12.78 276.00 163.65 27 210.10
Bhageria Ind [5] 97.20 98.35 98.00 99.40 95.45 66.26 150.28 95.00 7 98.00 Genus P&B [1] 4.85 4.85 4.90 4.90 4.70 99.51 10.60 3.66 - 4.87 Orient Tri 12.05 11.50 11.85 11.85 11.45 10.43 15.70 9.78 - 11.75
Genus Pwr [1] 24.55 24.10 24.05 24.90 24.00 46.02 34.95 16.35 7 24.05 K m
BhagngrInd [2] 18.95 18.80 18.95 19.80 18.05 4.54 37.90 17.10 14 18.60 K Orient.Bk 59.05 58.25 59.50 60.00 57.70 1931.12 119.00 48.85 14 58.30
BhagyangrP [2] 19.50 19.50 19.50 19.60 19.50 1.84 32.40 16.50 8 19.40 GeojitFinSer 30.15 29.50 30.50 30.50 29.35 75.67 48.00 22.25 - - OrientAbr [1] 17.55 17.35 18.35 18.35 17.20 8.16 32.90 16.05 12 17.50
GEPowerIndia 707.65 693.10 710.15 711.30 685.95 31.17 933.00 665.00 187 690.95 K C m
BhandariHo [1] 1.10 1.20 1.15 1.20 1.10 120.23 2.35 0.91 - 1.19 K N OrientalArmt 196.20 195.00 196.20 197.90 194.00 1.84 233.40 161.00 - -
Bhans.Eng [1] 47.40 46.80 47.60 48.30 46.35 282.66 96.50 46.00 14 46.80 GFL 68.55 65.15 70.50 70.50 65.15 91.60 1144.00 39.95 - - OrientalCar 950.05 954.75 964.95 964.95 941.35 4.45 1225.00 941.35 13 955.65
GHCL 205.05 206.10 204.80 207.90 204.25 39.88 277.20 178.50 4 205.90 K C
Bharat Bij 831.30 831.95 831.30 842.45 830.55 8.37 1235.25 828.85 12 831.30 K m OrientElect 186.15 188.05 187.80 189.90 185.20 165.61 200.00 124.00 - -
Bharat For [2] 458.25 450.05 457.65 457.65 445.50 1419.39 600.00 378.00 20 450.30 GIC Hsg 150.50 155.45 152.00 157.45 149.25 286.99 281.90 128.50 6 155.50 Ortin Lab 8.95 9.10 8.95 9.30 8.80 2.22 17.40 8.20 - 9.44
Gillander 30.40 29.35 29.00 32.00 28.60 2.23 65.95 25.40 - - K B
Bharat Gea 68.00 66.35 67.65 68.10 66.00 8.75 175.78 54.15 - 65.70 K Oswal Chem 9.95 9.75 9.80 10.30 9.65 13.68 20.65 7.75 - -
Bharat Ras 6329.10 6280.70 6301.00 6420.00 6250.00 1.09 7000.00 3352.10 18 6262.60 Gillette 7016.50 6952.60 7016.50 7035.35 6925.00 6.71 8200.00 6200.00 91 6961.65 OswalAgroMil 5.30 5.35 5.40 5.70 5.20 10.68 10.74 4.67 - 5.41
Ginni Fil 8.50 8.30 8.70 8.90 8.20 29.90 18.70 6.20 - 8.35 K
Bharat Wire 30.60 29.45 30.55 30.55 29.10 1.45 79.50 23.10 - 29.45 KAYA
GKW 727.35 707.80 757.10 757.10 691.10 0.63 1058.95 545.50 - -
BharatDynamc 342.75 349.65 344.35 361.80 340.20 255.68 365.00 224.00 13 349.20
Glaxo Cons 8693.90 8812.55 8693.90 8870.70 8658.20 11.77 9387.70 6868.00 34 8820.75 KCP P ................................................
BharatRdNwk 60.55 65.65 62.15 69.85 61.20 38.10 145.00 59.00 32 65.70 KCP P&GHealth 4273.75 4265.50 4256.00 4359.00 4250.45 10.99 5120.00 2790.00 - -
Bharti Infr 165.10 165.10 166.10 171.00 160.15 8.33 338.95 124.20 8 169.45 Glaxo Phr 1660.15 1658.15 1665.00 1680.00 1646.00 38.21 1699.95 1131.05 57 1656.55
Glb.Vect 48.30 47.20 46.05 49.00 46.05 2.09 127.00 40.20 5 47.20 KDD P&S Bk 20.75 19.65 20.95 21.30 19.40 147.04 35.25 16.00 - 19.70
BHEL [2] 55.80 55.45 55.85 57.10 54.4515782.18 78.75 41.35 25 55.40 K C Page Indus 23047.55 22180.20 23004.00 23004.00 22050.00 31.62 28200.00 17140.70 6222193.60
BigBlocConst 23.90 23.80 24.50 24.50 23.30 0.62 52.00 21.20 - 23.85 Glenmark [1] 359.35 349.55 358.00 358.65 348.30 3932.20 706.90 267.30 9 349.60
Glob.Spr 135.70 142.00 143.00 143.70 136.25 165.97 177.00 92.55 9 141.35 K PaisaloDigit 430.20 435.25 447.10 449.00 432.30 11.09 470.90 291.00 35 435.10
Biocon [5] 262.80 254.35 263.75 263.95 253.35 2416.86 341.43 211.30 103 254.20 K PalashSecu 26.90 27.50 27.10 31.30 26.20 3.47 48.50 25.45 - 30.80
BirlaCable 61.25 60.85 62.00 62.40 60.35 66.49 230.00 38.10 8 60.70 GM Brew 403.85 406.80 404.95 414.00 402.95 34.12 777.85 335.20 10 406.00
GMDC [2] 58.95 58.30 59.45 59.45 58.10 58.27 94.25 55.00 6 58.40 K m Pan.Petro [2] 63.20 64.90 63.50 69.00 62.80 97.13 142.00 62.55 11 64.15
BirlaCorp 640.30 639.85 640.05 644.85 620.30 105.62 682.95 440.00 19 637.10 K Panac.Bio [1] 127.55 127.50 129.35 131.50 127.00 15.52 219.00 115.95 - 127.25
BIRLASOFT 69.00 70.65 69.25 72.00 67.15 560.43 233.00 57.50 - - GMMPfaud [2] 1625.60 1674.45 1625.00 1710.95 1623.00 22.56 1769.95 994.95 45 1680.25
GMR Inf [1] 20.70 20.70 21.05 21.35 20.5514415.49 22.70 13.45 - 20.70 K Paper Pro [2] 233.50 236.00 233.00 238.10 228.95 10.40 289.80 155.00 15 237.25
Bk of Ind 73.60 73.15 74.45 74.85 72.85 7478.13 110.05 57.45 - 73.10 K m ParagMilk 150.25 147.10 148.10 150.50 145.00 158.61 276.05 125.05 11 147.05
Bk of Mah 12.80 12.65 12.90 13.00 12.30 624.78 20.00 8.67 - 12.68 GNA Axles 270.10 266.15 269.45 273.00 263.35 22.12 406.90 211.05 8 266.40
GNFC 193.70 190.80 193.95 194.30 190.30 156.33 383.00 169.00 7 190.70 K w C Param.Com [2] 8.60 8.35 8.55 8.70 8.30 56.56 16.02 6.55 4 8.36
Bk ofBar [2] 98.90 98.60 99.35 100.50 98.3523420.71 143.60 85.70 42 98.60 K m Parsvnath [5] 1.95 1.95 1.95 2.00 1.90 716.21 11.13 1.91 - 1.93
BKMInd [1] 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.60 104.38 10.78 0.65 - 0.65 GOCL Corp [2] 276.95 291.35 270.40 293.45 270.40 7.66 359.55 219.05 88 290.70
God.Pow.Isp 144.30 144.35 143.15 146.45 142.70 13.85 347.80 120.60 3 144.40 K Patel Eng [1] 15.25 16.00 16.00 16.00 15.50 286.36 31.90 7.22 5 15.93
BL Kash [1] 10.80 10.30 11.25 11.30 10.30 88.29 24.25 7.03 - 10.29 K & Patel Int 22.10 21.90 22.75 22.75 21.85 7.45 58.50 15.95 - 21.55
BLB [1] 3.45 3.40 3.35 3.70 3.35 2.47 7.30 3.03 - 3.30 Godfrey [2] 1146.30 1154.25 1154.00 1180.00 1150.00 67.64 1329.00 675.30 17 1153.60
Godrej Cons [1] 713.25 726.30 714.00 732.00 706.75 988.62 848.30 577.00 41 725.50 K OC Patspin Ind 5.25 5.25 5.15 5.55 5.05 5.86 14.49 4.50 - 5.50
Bliss GVS [1] 137.35 138.10 137.75 138.80 134.75 102.33 183.65 73.90 21 138.40 K PC Jewl 31.20 30.60 31.20 31.45 30.40 4103.12 167.60 24.15 - 30.60
BLSIntlServ [1] 66.60 65.10 66.00 66.45 64.60 24.49 144.75 57.60 30 65.05 Godrej Ind [1] 445.50 435.65 445.70 451.40 435.00 70.95 561.05 377.00 149 436.00
Godrej Pr [5] 861.00 859.50 866.35 874.80 844.50 286.02 1118.00 617.45 64 859.60 K B PDS Multinat 317.75 315.00 318.20 318.20 313.00 9.47 395.00 233.00 198 314.40
Blue Dart 2121.70 2122.70 2111.00 2160.10 2104.00 5.12 3650.00 2111.00 72 2125.95 K Pearl Glo 163.60 161.10 169.95 170.00 160.20 9.00 202.00 120.00 15 161.00
BlueStar [2] 791.20 790.40 797.00 799.70 789.05 31.62 881.00 560.30 53 790.00 GodrejAgrovt 468.85 475.25 466.10 478.85 465.00 52.13 564.55 421.70 42 474.55
Gokaldas [5] 74.30 78.10 74.30 79.40 73.55 74.42 118.80 66.15 8 77.90 K O Peninsula [2] 4.05 4.20 4.10 4.25 4.00 300.86 13.00 3.23 - 4.19
Bodal Chem [2] 67.00 65.95 66.25 67.75 65.20 87.97 132.45 63.00 7 65.95 K Pennar Ind [5] 28.10 27.95 28.15 28.35 27.80 68.41 43.60 23.25 6 27.95
Bomay Bur [2] 1113.65 1098.70 1111.00 1118.70 1092.60 36.86 1404.65 740.25 - 1097.60 Gokul Agro [2] 13.20 13.15 13.75 13.75 12.60 3.75 18.99 8.75 10 12.87
Gokul Ref [2] 13.10 12.55 13.00 13.65 12.50 4.65 19.25 7.25 - 12.62 K Persistnt 665.30 687.40 665.00 690.00 665.00 257.44 693.05 472.25 16 687.35
Bombay Dye [2] 78.40 76.75 78.85 79.30 76.20 1253.23 149.40 60.75 1 76.65 KM Petronet 275.35 272.60 277.00 284.35 270.95 3088.12 302.00 203.40 15 272.55
BorsilGlsW [1] 178.35 185.35 179.00 188.00 175.60 96.20 250.80 112.55 32 185.20 Goldiam Int 134.00 134.70 135.20 135.50 133.75 21.46 152.80 70.30 16 134.65
Golds.Tech 8.75 8.85 9.30 9.30 8.15 21.27 21.10 8.35 - 8.99 KNR C PFC 117.95 114.90 117.50 117.70 113.80 3941.84 138.80 83.35 4 115.05
Bosch 15059.70 15782.50 15060.00 15895.00 15060.00 59.98 19984.00 12698.80 3815795.20 K Pfizer 4065.55 4128.35 4087.50 4140.00 4043.00 44.63 4150.00 2640.00 37 4127.80
BPL 18.30 18.25 18.40 18.80 18.20 38.98 45.40 13.65 - 18.20 Good Luck [2] 45.00 43.70 46.70 46.70 42.20 17.53 81.20 43.30 3 43.90
GP Petrol [5] 37.70 38.00 39.80 39.80 37.50 4.19 76.15 29.00 10 38.00 K P PG Elec 38.45 37.80 38.90 39.15 37.50 42.72 129.55 33.90 6 37.50
Brigade 209.00 207.90 208.80 210.10 206.30 150.55 223.40 123.43 17 207.10 K PGHH 11016.65 10925.15 11020.00 11097.25 10850.00 2.04 12699.90 9250.10 8610912.15
BrightcomG [2] 3.85 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 244.78 7.47 2.25 - 4.10 GPTInfraProj 41.40 40.80 44.90 44.90 40.50 1.68 65.15 32.55 11 -
Granuels [1] 129.15 130.70 129.20 132.30 128.60 1432.13 133.95 79.00 14 130.45 K P Phil.Carbon [2] 124.05 122.80 124.55 124.80 122.50 341.54 229.00 106.45 6 122.70
Brooks Lab 31.05 30.25 30.50 31.90 30.05 14.82 67.80 27.05 - 30.25 K P Phoenx.Mil [2] 708.60 721.15 712.30 727.75 708.60 14.41 766.00 549.40 68 717.60
BSE 496.95 502.95 499.35 508.75 497.00 51.62 648.00 446.20 - - Graphite [2] 303.65 302.30 304.75 306.40 298.30 673.60 990.00 255.00 3 301.60
Gravita [2] 40.40 40.40 40.50 41.00 40.05 21.62 100.00 30.10 10 40.05 K PI Ind [1] 1449.05 1428.65 1454.00 1454.00 1414.45 116.21 1471.70 783.10 43 1431.55
BSL 29.10 29.10 30.40 30.40 28.05 18.85 54.90 22.00 22 29.35 K PidiliteInd [1] 1328.10 1299.75 1330.55 1334.50 1296.00 494.38 1494.90 1048.85 60 1299.55
BtrflyGandhi 190.00 189.90 190.20 190.80 187.95 34.96 327.00 141.00 32 189.80 GreenlaInd [5] 954.40 908.65 946.00 963.25 890.00 3.10 1054.90 630.20 27 911.50
GreenPanelInd 47.50 47.50 48.50 48.70 47.00 249.45 53.20 28.35 - - KPR M PIL Italica [1] 5.75 5.70 5.85 5.90 5.60 96.65 10.75 4.10 - 5.79
GreenPly [1] 160.00 160.15 158.05 162.00 158.05 51.11 195.25 110.00 21 160.05 KRB Pilani Inv 1773.65 1768.75 1794.00 1795.00 1762.00 3.29 2627.35 1750.00 31 1772.05
C ................................................ Grindwel [5] 597.50 591.60 598.00 602.00 589.05 19.02 671.85 485.05 37 589.90 K B Pion.Dist 129.00 129.40 128.00 131.80 125.30 2.46 198.00 103.05 - 131.90
Cadila HC [1] 249.45 254.40 249.00 255.90 247.70 2441.08 370.00 206.45 20 254.20 GRP Ltd 850.00 861.50 896.00 896.00 832.05 0.88 1180.00 770.00 14 860.00 K P m Pion.Emb 22.90 23.10 23.25 23.95 22.20 2.50 33.15 17.75 10 23.30
Cambridge 26.60 26.90 26.60 27.65 25.30 4.24 57.40 22.35 18 26.75 Grvs.Cot [2] 137.70 133.10 137.95 138.10 132.40 215.25 157.25 112.60 19 133.20 K B PiramalEntp [2] 1774.30 1764.40 1774.30 1795.00 1753.75 585.69 2795.95 1302.00 75 1764.55
Camlin Fine [1] 60.90 59.30 60.60 61.70 59.00 88.06 71.05 38.80 - 59.40 GSFC [2] 70.95 71.05 70.55 71.90 70.40 191.43 117.45 68.50 9 71.05 K K PittiEngg [5] 42.80 43.80 43.85 44.50 42.75 15.99 90.15 31.50 6 43.35
Canara Bk 222.50 221.85 225.00 226.55 220.85 8721.29 302.00 170.55 36 221.80 GSPL 219.90 215.20 219.65 219.65 214.00 297.14 229.90 149.15 12 215.05 K mP Plastiblen [5] 170.50 173.00 173.00 174.05 172.00 2.18 216.50 160.25 13 175.95
CanFinHom [2] 395.90 396.75 394.20 401.90 393.10 150.31 433.00 228.60 16 396.60 GSS Info 33.30 33.30 33.70 34.25 32.60 6.85 145.00 20.60 16 33.45 PNB Gilts 28.15 27.75 28.25 28.60 27.65 100.26 39.50 25.90 3 27.65
Cantabil 227.25 233.15 220.35 235.95 220.35 18.36 349.80 123.00 36 230.90 GTL 1.35 1.40 1.40 1.40 1.30 370.91 8.59 1.32 - 1.39 L PNB Housing 571.10 557.15 572.65 576.05 550.00 346.64 1039.70 371.90 7 556.15
CapaciteInfr 209.85 214.95 215.10 216.70 213.00 34.41 295.00 156.00 13 215.00 GTL Infra 0.45 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40 9587.86 1.47 0.38 - 0.45 & PNC Infratec [2] 190.85 192.30 199.05 202.00 189.05 654.01 219.40 124.80 10 191.95
Caplin Point [2] 343.15 306.60 340.15 349.55 295.00 535.49 466.00 295.75 14 306.65 GTN Ind 5.75 6.00 5.80 6.00 5.80 1.15 12.49 5.10 - 5.89 & H PoddarPigmen 175.35 176.00 175.40 179.15 174.95 0.47 217.00 142.00 10 179.75
CapriGlo [2] 199.25 194.90 197.20 199.45 192.00 365.66 229.00 113.90 24 196.00 GTN Text 6.75 6.45 6.50 6.50 6.45 1.20 12.90 6.00 - 7.04 & Pokarna Ltd [2] 92.50 95.10 87.70 101.00 84.20 396.28 199.05 84.55 77 94.75
CARE 480.85 476.45 485.50 485.50 474.55 145.98 1039.60 453.00 12 476.95 GTPLHathway 65.95 65.85 67.00 67.00 65.55 145.52 95.80 53.15 7 65.80 O Poly.Medi [5] 212.15 209.85 210.10 215.00 209.00 16.01 250.50 166.50 22 210.30
CarrerPnt 117.30 118.20 119.90 120.90 117.40 21.30 137.00 48.80 18 117.30 Gufic Bio [1] 66.30 67.20 68.40 68.40 66.25 32.33 100.90 51.10 21 67.05 V B PolycabIndia 935.85 949.45 943.00 951.00 933.00 233.93 951.00 525.15 - -
CastrolIndia [5] 152.60 152.00 152.65 160.80 151.0010080.39 172.80 112.75 20 152.05 Guj.Alk 406.25 407.10 406.55 418.00 403.00 22.67 595.80 376.10 5 405.80 C Polyplex 503.45 481.40 495.00 497.00 477.00 52.87 655.00 416.00 6 482.75
CCL Prd [2] 207.25 211.10 209.60 212.00 207.50 23.63 306.40 190.65 16 211.35 Guj.Ind.Pow 68.00 68.05 67.95 68.55 67.60 41.09 85.50 64.00 3 68.00 m Ponnie Sug 134.55 130.05 134.00 135.40 128.55 6.69 174.05 86.60 6 132.75
Ceat 962.50 948.55 963.00 974.00 940.00 84.98 1373.00 731.00 12 949.05 Guj.Pipav 85.35 85.15 86.35 86.35 84.50 313.90 105.00 74.00 18 85.35 Power Mech 645.10 636.55 646.00 658.60 625.50 10.96 1164.15 625.00 8 631.50
CEEBCO 16.90 16.80 16.80 17.10 16.50 64.12 30.05 12.45 - 16.85 Guj.Sid.Cem 19.20 19.15 19.50 19.70 18.90 34.83 26.95 15.25 12 19.20 m H PrabhatDairy 87.40 87.65 88.50 88.50 86.95 63.39 111.65 47.15 - 86.55
Celebrity 6.85 6.55 6.55 6.75 6.55 3.42 10.80 4.31 - 6.48 Gujarat Gas [2] 193.75 193.90 193.80 197.90 193.05 447.97 217.00 116.00 13 193.90 GB Praj Ind [2] 109.45 108.75 109.45 111.15 108.30 479.75 168.00 93.45 24 108.60
Cent Enka 178.70 177.10 178.00 181.75 176.55 46.76 281.95 161.20 4 177.30 GujaratFluor 523.75 522.50 510.35 530.35 510.30 5.24 705.30 495.15 - - GB Prajay 6.55 6.45 6.60 6.85 6.40 2.12 10.29 5.33 - 6.99
Cent.Bk 21.95 21.85 21.85 22.80 21.55 1337.37 38.00 15.55 - 21.80 Gul.Amb.Ex [2] 150.90 159.85 152.60 161.65 148.40 76.15 259.00 113.65 12 160.10 D PrakashPipes 75.15 74.80 74.10 78.95 74.10 19.69 86.00 60.05 - -
Cent.Elec 392.10 391.50 382.00 397.00 382.00 0.24 575.00 320.55 10 397.70 Gul.Apl 130.00 132.15 129.00 136.90 123.75 1.63 188.90 106.50 20 131.50 Praksh.Ind 45.90 45.45 45.10 46.80 45.10 268.01 89.81 31.20 2 45.35
Cent.Ext [1] 2.65 2.80 2.65 2.85 2.60 55.08 8.99 2.30 - 2.71 Gulf Oil Lub [2] 874.00 860.70 866.00 880.00 860.00 0.82 909.00 674.90 21 859.25 CH Praksh.Stl [1] 0.20 0.20 0.25 0.25 0.15 19.74 0.65 0.15 - -
Cent.Ply [1] 171.90 169.80 170.65 172.85 168.75 135.84 222.35 112.30 21 169.75 GVK Pow [1] 4.25 4.45 4.35 4.45 4.35 1712.74 8.59 2.60 - 4.48 P &P PrataapSna [5] 915.00 897.20 906.05 911.95 876.00 4.67 1187.00 700.00 46 894.80
Cent.Txt 451.25 453.35 453.70 456.70 443.05 760.62 471.51 312.56 7 452.90 Gyscoal [1] 1.85 1.80 1.85 1.85 1.80 11.70 7.87 1.70 - 1.82 P PrecisionCam 37.50 39.45 37.05 40.80 36.70 226.61 70.70 23.70 7 39.50
CentDepoSer 230.45 233.00 230.00 236.10 227.50 460.52 247.95 180.80 - - Precot 26.00 25.85 26.00 29.00 24.00 1.95 69.30 22.05 - -
CentrumCap [1] 23.60 22.85 23.55 23.60 21.80 268.30 41.85 17.90 - 22.90 H................................................ Precsn.Pipe 170.60 169.70 173.30 175.00 169.10 3.61 404.80 154.00 10 169.50
Cera San [5] 2434.45 2454.45 2410.00 2484.80 2410.00 3.71 3180.00 2151.00 28 2457.25 MW Precsn.Wre [5] 154.50 151.40 158.00 158.00 150.05 3.55 250.00 135.80 10 152.00
Cereb.Int 25.50 25.65 25.75 27.00 25.05 739.87 33.40 18.50 20 25.70 Harita Seat 428.85 432.35 429.05 440.00 427.00 15.90 595.10 345.35 21 429.10 Premier Polyfilm 19.15 17.85 19.15 19.40 17.55 0.21 170.90 104.10 3 107.30
Harri.Mal 48.35 48.35 48.20 49.25 47.95 24.60 88.05 44.10 - 48.35 M
CESC 749.70 739.25 753.40 753.40 737.00 231.68 854.90 631.00 10 739.15 PremierExplo 151.95 152.00 154.90 154.90 150.05 2.35 280.05 150.00 16 151.10
CESCVentures 313.75 306.35 312.60 312.60 298.40 13.77 657.00 290.00 10 305.45 Hathway [2] 19.90 20.10 20.00 20.50 19.70 151.02 38.60 17.55 11 20.10 Pressman [2] 20.05 20.15 20.15 20.75 20.10 3.52 36.80 19.00 8 20.55
CGPowr&In [2] 14.10 13.85 14.20 14.50 13.80 771.81 47.35 8.25 - 13.89 Hatsun Agro [1] 581.95 577.45 581.95 586.95 570.00 13.42 774.90 549.35 81 576.05 Prestige Est 297.45 292.40 297.00 300.00 290.10 65.15 326.25 171.60 26 291.70
HavellsIndia [1] 671.65 653.70 671.65 675.70 651.00 1467.63 806.90 623.40 54 654.60 O
ChaletHotels 352.15 372.65 351.05 374.40 344.55 14.31 387.00 250.15 138 371.80 m PRICOL [1] 34.50 35.05 34.20 35.25 33.90 67.51 58.65 21.90 - 35.05
Chamb.Frt 159.10 152.45 159.00 159.00 151.50 407.81 196.25 133.70 6 152.55 HBL Pwr [1] 15.55 15.65 15.60 16.15 15.55 169.09 30.60 12.50 - 15.55 Prime Foc [1] 49.80 45.75 48.20 51.00 44.85 176.78 93.00 31.75 - 45.75
HCC [1] 8.25 9.90 9.90 9.90 9.5017668.25 16.60 6.31 - 9.88 m
ChembondChem 205.25 204.80 218.00 218.00 200.95 0.96 218.00 200.95 - - Prime.Sec [5] 46.10 45.75 46.60 47.00 45.40 6.08 51.50 29.60 30 46.40
ChemfabAlkal 164.00 164.45 165.05 166.60 161.50 2.54 196.80 122.60 6 163.40 HCG 111.35 110.40 113.00 113.50 110.00 311.68 246.00 94.00 - - PrismJohnson 67.50 66.75 67.40 68.65 66.00 145.30 104.00 62.45 26 66.65
CholaFin [2] 319.90 317.05 319.00 321.00 315.70 715.75 333.90 218.29 20 317.40 HCL Info [2] 9.60 8.65 9.55 10.00 8.65 2034.06 27.50 5.94 - 8.64 Prit.Nandi 14.65 14.05 14.70 14.70 13.75 3.62 22.50 11.60 - 14.05
CholamandF [1] 499.90 487.20 499.90 503.00 483.75 14.74 534.40 414.20 164 486.95 HDFC AMC [5] 3626.05 3769.75 3646.60 3796.50 3646.60 1163.26 3795.90 1302.00 68 3769.95 PSL 0.60 0.60 0.60 0.65 0.60 4.24 2.34 0.50 - 0.57
HDFCStandLif 574.70 589.25 576.40 592.35 573.00 3752.78 646.40 345.00 89 589.15 G m
Chromatic 0.45 0.40 0.45 0.45 0.40 42.23 1.42 0.40 - 0.46 PSPProjects 522.50 531.05 525.00 534.00 516.20 18.37 617.00 371.00 17 532.90
Cigniti Tech 335.95 330.20 339.80 339.80 325.10 30.60 402.00 221.20 16 328.75 HDIL 2.60 2.70 2.70 2.70 2.70 130.80 29.65 1.38 2 2.79 PTC 56.60 55.75 56.35 56.40 55.15 473.17 94.00 52.00 6 55.75
CIL Nova 8.00 8.45 8.00 8.50 7.85 0.90 29.00 7.70 - 8.00 HEG 1010.15 1008.00 1018.70 1022.70 996.30 200.14 4480.00 833.75 2 1009.75 M PTC Ind Fin 13.75 13.35 13.60 13.85 13.20 482.65 18.90 10.80 6 13.32
Cimmco 21.45 21.25 21.00 21.55 20.45 30.30 49.90 15.10 2 21.00 Heidelbrg 188.45 187.25 188.00 188.95 186.55 129.83 217.60 138.25 16 187.40 M&M PTL Ent [2] 35.95 35.90 36.95 36.95 35.80 9.78 45.50 32.35 6 -
Cineline Ind [5] 30.75 29.10 30.75 31.25 28.85 26.21 58.00 24.00 13 29.30 Herc.Hoi [1] 95.80 95.15 97.00 98.00 93.25 43.47 136.95 72.00 26 95.00 M A m PudumjeePa [1] 14.10 14.20 14.25 14.40 13.70 29.32 25.70 10.40 7 14.20
CitiUn Bk [1] 214.65 215.00 215.65 216.00 212.70 553.05 227.05 165.10 22 214.55 Herit.Fds [5] 317.60 314.15 324.00 324.00 311.00 67.41 570.00 289.90 18 313.60 M Pun.Natl.Bk [2] 63.90 63.25 64.00 64.75 63.1013725.24 99.90 55.70 - 63.25
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Punj.Chem
Puravankra [5]
492.75 503.70 489.70 520.00 486.00
60.15 60.10 60.80 63.50 59.80
4.50 764.00 460.15
148.06 87.00 50.80
30 501.80
20 60.20
ShivaMills
ShivaTaxyarn
31.70
101.55
31.70 31.70 32.00
99.95 100.00 103.00
30.10
98.10
1.91 67.25 28.30 11 33.30
1.84 234.00 93.00 32 99.80
TCNSClothing
TCPLPackage
699.40
269.00
698.85
283.60
686.00
278.50
702.90
290.05
685.00
267.70
16.36
2.15
870.00
480.90
615.65
225.00
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PVR 1769.10 1797.00 1778.35 1810.00 1762.50 569.62 1897.95 1345.80 58 1796.05 Shop.Stop [5] 353.60 347.40 364.90 364.90 347.00 28.23 554.90 338.60 58 347.05 TD Power 146.90 147.40 147.15 149.95 145.15 82.53 168.10 115.50 34 147.95 Wabco Ind [5] 6206.35 6208.50 6227.15 6236.35 6201.00 0.99 7082.65 5798.40 59 6201.75
Shr.CU.Fin 1345.60 1333.35 1348.65 1348.65 1330.00 19.59 1900.00 1221.55 8 1331.20 TeamleaseSvc 2466.95 2468.55 2486.70 2540.00 2454.90 12.46 3201.40 2360.85 44 2469.45 Walch.Ind [2] 65.65 64.40 65.90 66.65 64.15 232.99 111.25 48.00 64.40
Q................................................. Shr.EPC 6.10 6.05 6.00 6.15 6.00 94.11 14.00 5.96 6.15 Technocr 311.95 321.35 318.45 323.95 309.95 4.20 645.00 281.00 8 322.40 Waterbase
Webel SL
117.00 114.30 117.80 118.65 114.00
22.50 23.35 21.80 23.40 21.80
81.41
44.21
153.90
36.80
95.10
16.10
23.35
Quess Corp 528.10 520.50 530.80 533.00 515.55 69.81 819.85 386.85 33 520.10 ShrRam.Mul [5] 4.25 4.20 4.35 4.35 4.15 11.26 7.80 2.71 4.25 TechnoEle&En 267.60 260.80 266.20 266.60 260.10 4.34 322.00 215.60
Shr.Ren.Sug [1] 9.40 9.35 9.50 9.60 9.25 702.11 13.10 6.50 9.33 TejasNetwork 97.40 101.20 105.00 114.00 98.25 1830.41 269.00 64.10 Weiz.Fx 263.85 262.20 264.05 267.65 260.20 1.02 584.35 241.95
QuickHealTec 128.85 126.50 129.45 129.90 126.00 147.68 240.50 100.50 9 126.60 Weizman 22.25 21.00 22.00 22.00 20.30 13.46 58.25 20.05 12 21.20
Shr.Tr.Fin 1126.50 1128.85 1133.50 1144.50 1120.05 685.74 1296.75 909.25 9 1129.45 TeraSoftware 26.10 26.20 27.25 27.25 25.20 7.19 59.70 20.40 6 26.60
Wels.Corp [5] 136.30 136.45 137.20 137.95 135.15 447.21 164.00 89.30 136.40
R ................................................. Shre PushChe
ShreDigvjCem
93.30
24.75
98.10
23.85
94.85
24.90
99.15
24.95
91.50
23.55
41.32 189.45 80.95 10 98.20
637.10 27.05 14.55
Tex.Infra [1]
Tex.Pipe
44.10
14.60
44.00
14.50
44.60
14.60
44.80
15.00
43.95
14.35
27.04
40.58
65.90
24.80
31.00 44.00
12.55 11 14.55 Wels.India [1] 53.50 53.95 54.00 55.00 53.30 305.79 66.05 41.00 11 53.95
R Sys Intl [1] 50.10 50.35 50.05 51.70 50.00 9.52 56.40 34.00 12 49.80 ShreeCements 20289.95 20294.70 20290.00 20574.95 20216.60 23.21 22200.00 14843.55 5520378.10 Tex.Rail [1] 42.95 42.60 43.10 43.50 42.40 117.32 77.33 41.00 16 42.60 Welspun Ent. 78.20 79.55 81.25 84.45 78.65 316.21 142.35 76.50 8 79.65
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Radaan [2] 1.20 1.20 1.15 1.20 1.15 10.02 4.64 0.85 1.24 SHRENIK 49.65 48.70 51.50 51.50 47.90 29.38 72.85 35.50 TGB Banq 3.60 3.55 3.65 3.65 3.50 3.99 21.30 3.34 3.67 Wendt 2950.60 3005.55 2970.00 3020.00 2866.00 0.28 3390.00 1955.00 47 2991.95
Radha Madh 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.45 3.25 73.40 33.00 3.21 3.40 Shreyans 107.40 108.90 109.90 109.90 108.00 4.14 179.90 98.90 3 108.95 Thanga.Jwl 347.70 349.50 342.60 354.80 342.55 18.59 415.00 261.20 15 350.00 West C Pap [2] 207.60 209.10 206.25 211.90 206.25 64.55 363.20 204.15 4 208.95
Radico [2] 306.25 307.20 309.05 312.00 304.00 253.67 448.65 260.05 18 307.05 Shreyas 86.90 90.05 90.50 91.20 86.15 7.85 230.70 64.30 8 88.85 The Byke Hos 18.85 18.60 19.85 19.90 18.05 34.76 81.00 14.80 18.80 WestlifeDevp 357.55 348.30 359.00 359.00 345.20 40.98 403.80 261.45
RailVikasNgm 24.15 23.95 24.15 24.40 23.90 5332.83 29.90 18.65 Shyam Tel 6.60 6.90 6.90 6.90 6.90 0.10 9.50 4.45 5.95 TheAnupEngg 459.85 456.65 474.90 474.90 445.10 19.21 651.00 351.00 Wheels Ind 618.50 606.25 619.00 623.00 601.00 2.35 1064.00 548.00 19 608.00
Rain Ind [2] 102.45 102.30 102.90 105.50 101.10 630.01 159.00 77.05 91 102.25 ShyamCent [1] 2.90 2.95 2.95 3.00 2.85 12.60 8.85 2.32 2.90 TheGrobTeaCo 284.95 285.00 284.10 299.75 273.05 0.08 699.55 240.00 Whirlpool 2272.50 2197.35 2273.00 2290.00 2161.05 65.20 2330.00 1275.00 58 2203.30
Raj TV [5] 42.85 43.15 44.40 44.40 41.15 10.05 68.55 30.80 17 44.45 Sical Log 21.75 21.95 20.80 22.80 20.70 198.64 163.20 15.80 21.70 TheInvstTrst 119.95 120.00 117.00 120.00 117.00 0.21 237.25 104.00 Wil.Magor 13.70 13.15 13.45 14.25 13.05 22.39 76.00 13.95 14.50
ro
Raj.Exp [1] 698.50 707.70 698.50 712.00 697.50 244.93 756.00 555.00 49 708.15 Siemens [2] 1543.20 1543.15 1548.00 1551.60 1524.10 864.55 1716.55 901.50 51 1543.70 TheNewInd [5] 148.05 153.50 148.50 155.45 146.95 853.59 224.00 94.15 60 153.65 Wockhardt [5] 275.75 264.85 278.00 280.00 263.20 2151.98 554.80 230.00 265.00
RajdharshInd 9.30 9.30 9.30 9.30 9.30 0.10 14.60 9.30 SignetIndus 20.45 20.40 21.00 21.00 20.00 3.77 54.00 18.10 Thermax [2] 1026.50 1012.45 1026.00 1029.90 1010.00 17.07 1180.00 928.70 40 1014.75 WonderlaHoli 265.45 265.10 267.90 267.90 265.00 20.20 320.95 232.00 24 266.00
Rajsr.Sug 16.65 17.10 16.10 17.15 16.10 5.05 30.85 14.25 17.25 SIL Inv 146.95 145.05 146.00 147.90 141.30 1.75 260.10 138.00 7 145.90 Thiru.Chem [1] 62.30 61.70 62.40 62.75 61.50 147.77 120.70 51.00 7 61.80
Rallis [1] 178.40 181.65 177.15 186.80 176.05 649.28 187.00 139.10 28 181.25
Rama News 14.90 14.65 14.90 14.90 14.55 1.63 31.30 12.80 14.95
Simp.Inf [2] 47.85 48.30 51.50 52.60 48.00 277.52 224.00 39.05 3 48.15 Thom.Cook [1] 149.05 145.90 150.35 150.35 143.00 146.82 263.85 115.05 145.40 X-Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sintex [1] 1.00 1.05 1.05 1.05 1.05 663.12 13.25 0.56 0.85 ThyrocareTec 560.45 559.25 561.00 564.00 555.00 14.42 604.55 406.65 27 560.30 Xchang 53.75 52.50 53.05 53.75 52.25 12.98 64.00 39.00 23 53.50
Rama Steel [5] 43.40 45.10 43.10 45.55 43.05 14.69 126.75 38.25 14 45.40 Tidewater [5] 4799.50 4745.35 4801.00 4820.00 4720.00 0.77 5905.10 4350.00 16 4733.10
SintexPlaTec 1.30 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 501.37 28.70 1.15 XelpmocD&T 66.00 65.10 65.25 68.70 65.10 1.35 101.70 54.00
Ramco Cem [1] 803.45 791.35 808.45 808.45 788.00 152.77 845.10 553.55 30 791.30 Tijaria 8.40 8.10 8.25 8.70 8.00 20.15 24.40 7.61 7 8.08
SircPaintInd 236.65 242.90 235.95 247.40 225.55 13.01 248.90 158.50 Xpro India 22.40 22.00 22.00 22.50 21.10 0.93 45.00 20.25 20.90
Ramco Ind [1] 190.85 190.45 190.00 195.00 189.95 27.28 241.40 160.00 21 191.05
or
SitiNetwork 1.85 1.90 1.90 1.90 1.90 1.58 12.65 1.50 TIL 188.15 189.85 192.00 192.00 187.10 3.45 301.95 174.00 8 187.90 Zee Learn [1] 26.00 25.80 26.80 27.65 25.60 380.03 40.00 14.50 12 25.80
Ramco Sys 144.15 141.70 144.20 144.50 138.65 44.68 323.00 138.90 8 142.35 Tilakngr Ind 12.90 12.55 13.00 13.10 12.45 79.73 18.60 11.60 12.61
Siyaram [2] 230.70 232.40 235.00 235.00 230.00 5.53 467.00 192.05 10 232.65 Zen Exp 40.45 40.35 40.05 42.45 40.05 0.13 110.00 35.25
Ramk.Forg 305.00 295.30 307.00 309.90 294.10 14.57 581.05 258.30 13 294.00 Time Gty 32.55 32.15 29.35 32.55 29.30 0.72 43.20 24.00 10
SJVN 24.65 24.65 24.65 24.95 24.55 1006.72 27.95 22.25 6 24.60 Zen Tech. [1] 61.95 60.20 61.00 61.60 60.00 21.47 93.70 49.20 8 60.65
Ramky Inf 40.25 42.25 41.85 42.25 41.50 87.03 166.80 36.20 16 42.10 Time Tech [1] 55.35 53.40 55.85 56.20 52.50 502.46 116.50 52.55 9 53.50
SKF India 2194.45 2187.15 2201.30 2201.30 2171.15 1.51 2290.40 1742.80 32 2182.80 ZensarTec [2] 187.65 190.20 187.65 191.75 183.70 149.21 271.30 176.50 19 189.90
Rane (M) 249.00 243.45 247.15 259.00 242.00 7.37 540.30 200.00 11 243.25 Timken 858.20 828.05 855.00 856.30 822.00 24.22 920.20 495.85 34 828.25
Skipper [1] 56.20 55.55 56.25 58.90 54.65 21.11 95.00 39.50 17 55.70 Zod.Clo 188.10 189.95 185.15 189.95 185.10 0.03 285.90 134.60 190.95
Rane Brk 491.30 491.05 496.30 501.00 487.05 18.20 766.50 423.35 10 492.50 Tinplate 142.55 140.40 142.40 146.75 139.50 972.00 167.90 87.40 23 140.60
SKM Egg 37.85 37.50 37.50 38.65 37.50 19.99 77.35 25.25 19 38.15 Zod.Jrd 30.75 31.95 29.50 32.90 29.50 0.93 48.95 23.95 27 32.50
Rane Eng 213.30 214.50 214.20 218.80 212.60 2.62 642.80 194.55 217.00 Tips Ind 74.05 73.50 75.00 75.00 72.70 0.40 79.75 52.05 13 73.05
Smartlink [2] 75.40 74.05 74.65 75.00 71.15 6.41 112.50 68.10 75.90 ZotaHealthCr 185.00 185.80 185.75 188.95 184.00 29.66 236.90 175.00
Rane Hld 785.15 770.00 778.60 786.45 765.10 0.71 1603.00 740.60 15 765.75 Tita.Wag [2] 48.05 47.95 48.25 48.60 46.90 486.66 86.40 31.30 9 47.85
SML Isuzu 507.70 506.70 502.10 523.80 502.10 11.59 899.90 501.60 122 506.40
om
Ratnamani [2] 960.10 960.05 958.15 961.65 949.05 5.87 1030.00 780.00 17 963.95 TN News 180.65 180.15 182.40 182.40 178.10 44.64 262.70 151.30 6 180.35 Zuari Ag 95.00 96.50 96.75 99.80 95.10 54.09 253.00 83.65 96.55
SMS Phr [1] 40.15 40.15 40.00 40.75 39.80 19.82 85.50 39.00 9 40.25 Zuari Glo 51.50 51.40 50.90 53.00 50.55 19.19 136.65 50.50 6 51.25
RattanIndInf [2] 1.55 1.50 1.55 1.60 1.50 286.75 4.13 1.03 1.53 TN Petro 36.50 35.85 36.50 36.70 35.60 42.30 41.35 28.90 5 35.75
Ravi K Dis 6.35 6.30 6.15 6.65 6.15 0.44 11.88 5.56 6.20 SMSLifeScien 272.00 285.60 285.60 285.60 271.05 5.74 840.00 226.80
Tor.Phr [5] 1742.20 1738.90 1740.00 1764.10 1727.45 145.99 1964.00 1453.00 33 1738.55 ZydusWel 1489.50 1510.30 1489.50 1518.90 1461.00 16.61 1858.85 1095.00 1507.05
Raymond 709.15 692.30 713.25 716.20 687.55 531.96 884.85 533.10 39 692.60 SnowmanLogi 42.30 40.05 42.10 42.40 39.85 392.77 44.20 26.60 40.05
Sobha 398.40 397.05 399.45 401.70 392.65 104.55 587.95 393.00 11 396.40 Tor.Pwr 287.85 286.10 288.20 292.90 285.50 666.53 313.80 230.45 11 285.90
RBL Bank 344.65 334.90 348.50 359.40 333.3021150.69 716.55 230.55 18 334.80
RCF 50.55 49.05 50.55 50.80 48.90 770.83 68.25 36.25 38 49.05 Solar Ind [2]
SolarActPhSc
1057.85 1045.75 1056.00 1056.00 1040.00
466.25 461.30 462.85 464.85 455.10
1.51 1300.00 923.60 41 1045.00
10.96 489.95 256.00
Tou.Fin.Cor
TPL Plastech
80.70
124.65
78.50
123.30
80.70
124.00
82.10
127.90
78.30 225.26
123.00 1.01
154.40
206.75
55.55
96.60
7 78.55
8 125.65
Exchange Traded Funds
Rcom [5] 0.65 0.70 0.65 0.70 0.6051514.77 18.60 0.55 0.63 Trans.Corp [2] 279.65 273.35 278.85 281.70 272.30 10.49 328.90 255.00 14 274.20
RECL 145.00 138.45 144.70 144.70 137.90 4595.31 169.55 98.85 5 138.20 Somany [2] 173.25 181.10 172.00 183.05 170.40 64.44 472.00 171.55 10 180.70
SomiConveyor 12.45 12.35 12.35 12.35 12.05 0.79 40.10 10.01 9 12.16 Transwarnt 4.25 3.95 3.95 4.30 3.90 8.14 9.05 3.51 4.00 Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl
Redington [2] 114.00 112.20 116.00 116.00 111.65 152.12 127.90 64.00 16 112.25 TrejharaSolu 16.95 16.20 17.15 17.15 16.15 3.05 69.90 10.60
Refex Ref 68.65 65.25 71.95 71.95 65.25 738.84 133.75 17.25 2 65.20 Sonata [1] 301.40 302.70 303.30 303.55 298.95 62.49 363.45 282.50 19 302.65
SorilInfrRes 94.30 99.00 89.60 99.00 89.60 81.89 404.00 74.00 78 99.05 Trent [1] 496.85 492.95 496.90 498.70 491.00 93.82 567.50 313.00 115 493.20 Axis Gold [100] 3364.55 3358.00 0.06 3501.00 2673.00 3356.00
Rel Cap 18.05 17.15 17.15 18.05 17.15 4476.52 247.20 12.40 17.15 TRF 102.90 102.25 103.85 105.85 102.00 24.49 148.00 70.55 102.05
Rel.Ind.Inf 312.60 312.05 314.90 320.95 309.50 366.22 370.40 219.10 62 311.95 South In Bk [1] 11.10 11.00 11.15 11.25 10.85 4150.29 18.55 8.50 6 11.00 AXISAMC AXISNIFTY 1241.60 1238.91 0.10 1434.34 1015.00
Trib Bhimji 38.45 37.60 38.95 39.90 37.10 152.73 72.35 29.95 16 37.85
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Rel.Infra 33.00 31.35 31.35 33.65 31.35 4406.86 370.00 18.00 1 31.60 SouthWestPin 17.10 18.35 17.05 18.50 17.00 49.45 34.00 12.70 Bank BeEs 3145.04 3192.48 20.39 3231.80 2610.00 3199.00
SpandnaSphor 1310.20 1324.35 1282.00 1335.00 1282.00 53.60 1397.00 691.10 Trident 59.05 61.25 59.05 61.60 58.65 741.65 75.60 52.15 7 61.20 Birla Gold 3549.00 3514.00 0.04 3790.00 2799.00 3525.00
Relaxo [1] 570.25 571.00 574.85 577.80 562.25 89.55 625.00 343.50 67 571.30
SPApparels 202.40 196.70 204.15 208.50 195.05 20.88 335.50 171.70 6 196.60 Trigyn 50.95 48.25 50.85 51.80 47.85 46.97 94.55 39.00 18 48.35 Birla Nifty [100] 130.53 130.40 0.02 4000.00 2810.00
ds
RelHomeFin 4.50 4.30 4.30 4.70 4.30 2005.14 46.45 3.05
Spec.Rest 66.85 67.10 66.00 68.20 65.80 22.90 116.00 56.00 66.35 TRIL [1] 7.05 7.30 7.20 7.40 6.95 48.62 16.50 6.75 7.31 BIRLASLAM ABSLBANETF 315.72 315.75 0.01 330.00 275.19
Religare 53.70 53.60 53.50 55.50 52.25 151.78 60.60 17.05 53.90
SpencersRetl 63.30 65.80 63.05 69.35 63.05 306.28 225.00 57.05 Triv.Eng [1] 62.55 62.10 62.70 63.05 61.75 204.94 78.40 41.00 6 62.05 ConsConstCon 92.25 91.99 1.38 107.80 72.30
RelNippon 361.55 380.75 362.00 385.70 360.05 6886.61 385.40 120.20 46 380.60
SPIC 19.45 19.15 19.15 19.55 19.10 28.50 29.55 16.40 6 19.15 Triv.Tur [1] 97.70 96.80 98.90 99.45 96.55 16.91 126.35 80.90 28 96.65 DSPBRAMC QUIDETF 999.99 1000.00 6.04 1000.06 926.70
Remsons 74.95 76.90 80.90 83.60 72.50 36.14 134.95 70.15 12 79.45
SPICEJET 111.20 107.70 111.55 111.55 107.25 556.70 152.85 101.60 TT 43.75 42.70 45.00 45.00 42.00 2.87 69.50 30.00 42.55 EdeAMCNifEES 14950.00 15000.00 0.00 15550.00 10005.00
RenaisncGlob 239.25 236.40 236.30 239.00 236.05 1.07 329.80 199.00
SPL Ind 35.70 37.45 37.95 39.00 34.10 86.06 74.00 28.15 4 37.30 TTK Prst 6045.95 5977.95 6040.90 6045.75 5970.00 1.31 7741.64 5046.65 38 5973.10 EDELAMC EQ30 324.00 341.00 0.02 352.00 260.04
Repco Home 291.95 288.15 292.85 294.05 284.35 41.44 481.40 269.00 7 289.20
SPML Infra [2] 10.10 10.50 9.80 10.60 9.60 48.95 54.50 6.32 1 10.69 TTKHealtcare 477.75 545.35 489.40 559.00 480.00 27.75 924.00 420.00 45 546.90 Gold BeEs [100] 3385.30 3370.30 16.67 3497.98 2695.05 3370.98
Repro 622.00 621.25 626.95 629.80 613.55 1.65 699.00 480.30 27 625.55
Sr.Leathrs 164.95 163.70 167.65 167.70 163.00 5.22 261.95 130.00 14 165.00 TTML 2.75 2.90 3.00 3.00 2.85 2053.33 5.27 2.34 2.94 Goldmanamc CPSEETF 23.75 23.40 2768.14 28.83 20.25 23.41
Resp.Ind [1] 91.35 91.30 91.60 92.40 91.00 146.45 104.85 80.90 91.30
Sr.Ray.HHP 100.00 100.20 104.80 112.40 99.15 4.71 189.00 88.25 11 101.00 TubeInvIndia 453.90 451.20 454.00 463.85 449.50 32.56 469.00 272.20 HangSengBees 3330.00 3260.05 0.01 3756.89 2525.00
Revathi 358.30 353.05 355.05 358.00 351.00 0.21 518.50 305.20 10 351.10
SREI Infr 8.85 8.90 9.00 9.25 8.60 1082.74 37.60 7.17 8.91 TV Today [5] 289.35 294.30 291.00 297.50 291.00 17.96 396.45 237.20 13 294.55
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Rico Auto [1] 44.60 44.80 44.70 45.75 44.60 251.32 77.00 34.60 17 44.75 HDFC Gold [100] 3464.05 3441.55 2.02 3600.00 2761.01 3439.97
SRF 3220.35 3143.75 3228.00 3230.35 3133.90 221.53 3273.95 1906.00 23 3144.25 TV Vision 1.30 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.25 5.34 1.26 1.40 HDFCAmcNift [100] 1257.97 1255.54 0.12 1354.00 1065.50 1263.53
RITES 306.00 305.70 304.60 311.00 302.15 427.07 324.80 160.48 13 305.85
SrikalahPipe 165.65 165.70 165.90 167.00 164.85 41.73 260.95 157.00 6 165.35 TV18 Br [2] 22.70 23.15 22.95 24.90 22.7516388.02 39.30 18.05 23.15
Rossell [2] 65.75 65.80 65.95 66.60 64.50 3.92 91.15 33.40 11 65.40 HDFCAmcSens 4250.51 4292.00 0.05 4395.00 3500.00
StampeCap [1] 0.65 0.60 0.65 0.65 0.60 1362.38 2.59 0.58 0.61 TVS Mot [1] 448.05 448.40 450.00 460.80 446.85 2749.88 594.00 340.30 32 448.45
Royal Orchd 69.85 69.10 69.95 70.00 68.55 6.48 138.25 54.60 16 69.05 IBULLSAMC IBMFNIFTY 120.00 117.07 0.07 140.00 100.58
Star Pap 95.70 95.25 98.65 98.65 95.10 31.62 178.00 74.00 3 95.20 TVS Sri 1811.60 1789.35 1821.00 1824.00 1785.00 0.85 2664.00 1470.00 16 1792.45
RPG Life [8] 274.20 277.95 275.00 284.00 273.25 30.62 319.00 155.00 26 279.60 ICICIPRAM BHARATIWIN 35.39 34.98 235.85 39.90 31.53
RPower 3.50 3.65 3.35 3.65 3.3530587.41 31.95 1.82 3.61 StarCement [1] 97.60 96.95 98.00 98.00 96.35 142.06 137.60 85.00 17 96.95 ICICIPRAMC ICICI500 157.28 157.61 0.72 181.60 130.00
RPP Infra 85.30 81.80 88.00 89.55 81.05 35.79 154.70 55.80 12 84.90 Steel Strp 769.65 768.90 767.80 770.25 765.10 6.06 1031.00 724.00 19 769.25 U................................................. ICICIPRAMC ICICIBANKP 173.94 172.83 0.64 179.87 140.00
RSWM 106.80 103.80 105.75 106.00 101.50 15.60 276.00 96.75 103.75 SteelCitySec 30.20 30.05 35.00 35.00 29.55 0.89 68.75 26.05 UB [1] 1222.05 1227.30 1229.60 1245.95 1222.50 281.81 1493.75 1180.00 71 1226.75 ICICIPRAMC ICICILIQ 999.99 999.99 49.71 1200.00 810.90
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Ruch.Paper 75.30 73.70 74.05 76.15 73.55 37.72 145.50 65.25 4 74.05 Stel Hld [1] 70.00 69.95 70.00 72.00 68.15 4.28 0.35 0.21 Ucal Fuel 134.90 131.30 133.05 134.55 130.50 14.86 190.00 110.00 7 131.50 ICICIPRAMC ICICINXT50 28.38 28.43 28.09 32.00 25.01
Rupa [1] 188.05 194.25 188.90 195.90 187.00 65.31 364.25 157.05 16 193.75 Ster.Tech [2] 123.35 120.30 123.45 124.25 120.00 877.61 356.00 96.65 8 120.45 Uco Bk 18.70 21.15 20.45 22.40 18.8522338.05 23.40 11.00 21.14 ICICIPRAMC IPRU5008 313.86 312.97 1.69 330.00 260.00
Rush.Decor 148.20 152.60 146.85 155.60 145.05 45.95 705.00 91.10 11 154.35 Ster.Tool [2] 174.95 174.60 171.00 178.00 169.20 3.49 374.00 137.80 20 175.00 Ufl ex 200.70 199.65 200.10 202.20 199.05 14.81 308.15 181.00 31 199.55 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 34.55 34.55 15.81 38.50 24.50
Sterlg&Wilsn 285.55 314.10 292.40 314.10 292.40 808.39 753.45 259.70 UFO Moviez 127.65 127.90 126.60 130.95 126.60 14.20 323.90 125.00 5 127.65 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 65.30 64.88 7.83 79.00 56.00
S ................................................. Str.Arcolab
Subex
400.05 400.60 398.05 403.90 395.30
5.60 5.55 5.55 5.70 5.50
474.63 550.40 288.00 19 400.45
314.18 8.01 4.50 5.55
Ugar Sug [1]
Ujaas [1]
13.10
3.25
12.90
3.25
13.15
3.20
13.15
3.45
12.65 53.20
3.20 363.64
17.86 11.20
9.79 2.65
12.89
3.29
ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF 57.48 56.92 9.67 68.50 43.10
S H Kelkar 114.15 112.50 114.25 115.55 112.00 26.39 193.90 105.05 46 112.15 ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 129.89 129.72 1.92 140.00 110.00
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Subros [2] 251.10 244.85 252.50 252.50 242.05 17.77 320.00 163.60 26 245.00 UjivanFinSer 296.00 291.20 295.85 298.90 290.20 1535.83 371.50 208.00 106 291.10
SABEvents 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.02 3.85 0.65 Sud.Chem [2] 390.65 388.55 390.80 394.80 385.35 53.07 440.00 291.10 26 388.40 ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 126.28 125.78 34.38 139.70 104.90
Sadbhav [1] 121.65 120.65 136.40 141.50 119.00 750.56 274.40 105.05 14 120.55 UmangDair [5] 38.55 37.20 37.80 39.00 37.00 12.07 65.00 33.00 13 37.35 ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF 433.73 431.00 0.12 503.00 335.95
Sumit.Sec 453.00 451.35 460.00 460.00 451.30 1.24 675.00 397.00 34 446.80 Unichm Lab [2] 154.55 154.45 156.20 156.20 153.05 20.47 224.55 141.75 154.20
SadbhavInf 42.95 41.85 43.95 47.50 41.00 57.66 112.30 35.25 36 41.80 SumitWoods 20.50 20.50 19.80 21.35 19.00 7.38 26.95 15.15 IDBI Gold [100] 3525.70 3488.00 0.17 4000.00 2810.00
SafariIndia 577.45 579.55 570.10 588.70 570.10 3.94 633.95 477.70 Union Bk 58.35 57.55 58.30 59.10 57.35 8633.85 100.30 48.05 57.60 IDFCAMC IDFNIFTYET 122.00 116.70 0.08 134.50 103.92
Sun Phr Adv [1] 158.60 160.10 158.80 165.00 157.35 1271.54 293.90 107.00 159.85 Uniph.Ent [2] 65.30 63.45 64.45 65.55 62.65 3.31 123.00 58.10 22 63.70
Sagar Cem 546.25 540.15 547.00 555.05 535.00 2.63 749.40 517.30 25 546.60 Sun TV [5] 498.15 479.75 502.50 516.90 473.80 3948.06 649.40 389.40 14 480.25 Infra BeEs 342.53 342.45 2.11 1232.00 1050.50 1230.50
SAIL 37.90 36.25 37.80 37.90 36.1028884.22 64.35 29.50 17 36.20 Uniply [2] 24.85 23.65 23.65 23.65 23.65 68.58 72.90 19.75 14 23.70
Sund.Brak 229.90 227.20 230.00 235.35 226.00 1.04 419.90 224.00 18 227.00 InvesIndGold [100] 3475.00 3469.00 0.02 4193.30 2616.60
Saksoft 220.00 222.10 224.00 227.00 220.50 3.87 367.00 213.05 10 223.70 Unitd.Bk 9.25 9.30 9.15 9.50 9.00 890.64 13.25 6.50 9.30
Kotak Nifty [5] 123.78 123.90 43.62 1682.40 1153.25 1595.35
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Sund.Clay [5] 2155.35 2138.80 2143.10 2151.00 2125.00 0.32 3739.85 1700.00 38 2110.00 United Nil 260.80 269.80 250.00 270.00 250.00 0.45 379.00 220.90
Sakth.Sug 8.85 8.95 9.25 9.25 8.50 39.25 14.45 6.90 8.90 Sund.Fast [1] 467.25 468.60 466.70 471.30 463.50 17.08 593.45 400.00 26 468.00 Kotak PSU Bk 255.41 255.87 4.95 360.00 211.50 255.86
Sakuma [1] 6.85 6.60 6.90 6.90 6.60 216.66 42.95 6.60 6 6.61 United Spr [2] 611.60 610.60 612.10 617.55 607.05 837.44 680.00 497.00 58 609.90
Sund.Fin 1642.25 1623.15 1641.95 1653.25 1615.00 24.42 1745.00 1320.40 23 1620.25 Univ.Cab 164.30 165.25 163.00 168.00 162.00 14.23 301.90 128.00 8 164.30 KOTAKMAMCKOTKB
SalasarTech 116.40 114.70 123.40 123.40 113.05 6.25 300.55 86.50 5 113.95 Sund.Multi [1] 1.40 1.30 1.35 1.40 1.30 163.14 2.32 1.26 1.34 KETF 321.81 320.32 81.79 368.00 261.70
SalonaCot 67.00 64.75 68.00 70.00 64.50 1.08 106.75 60.05 23 UrjaGlobal [1] 1.65 1.65 1.70 1.70 1.60 554.98 4.99 1.46 1.65
SundarFinHol 66.75 67.05 66.25 67.95 66.00 18.68 114.00 65.50 Usha Mar [1] 32.00 31.50 32.30 32.40 31.20 326.32 43.30 21.50 2 31.50 KOTAKMAMCKTNV20ETF 58.35 58.06 15.76 69.00 50.00
Salzer Elec 110.60 110.60 112.00 112.40 108.00 5.23 147.15 99.05 7 111.80 Sunfl ag 32.95 32.60 33.15 33.90 31.50 207.76 63.90 22.55 10 32.60 Kotal Gold 337.90 336.25 8.98 355.95 265.00 335.88
Sambhaav [1] 3.55 3.40 3.60 3.60 3.20 43.48 6.00 2.39 3.37 Utm.Sug 97.50 95.25 98.10 98.15 95.05 76.44 161.00 77.95 10 95.25
Sunteck [1] 385.50 380.25 387.95 388.45 376.00 111.50 532.00 320.00 43 379.10 LICNAMC CNFENGP 122.26 122.32 0.01 143.00 101.00
Sanco Ind 15.95 15.60 15.90 15.95 15.30 39.64 23.25 11.45
V ................................................. LICNAMC CNFNHGP 128.25 127.00 0.00 136.00 101.00
.m
Superhouse 86.10 84.90 86.10 87.00 84.70 4.93 158.00 57.05 4 85.10
Sandesh 586.10 587.00 580.10 590.00 580.10 0.67 967.70 532.05 7 Supr.Ind [2] 1140.10 1135.05 1138.00 1144.95 1122.20 14.59 1255.00 935.85 36 1136.20 LICNAMC CNMFET 20.74 20.70 2.04 23.75 14.54
SandharTech 242.00 245.45 237.25 248.90 237.25 81.08 333.00 222.75 18 243.80 V Mart 1721.40 1699.05 1715.75 1715.75 1675.10 46.43 2903.90 1659.90 74 1700.60 Liquid BeEs [1000] 999.99 999.99 1175.37 1008.70 998.55 1000.01
Supr.Infra 10.85 10.60 10.40 10.70 10.40 2.09 36.95 8.20 V2 Retail 112.25 111.80 112.25 114.30 111.00 19.95 321.00 89.60 13 111.25
Sangam 47.20 47.30 47.25 50.00 46.10 8.60 82.90 32.15 31 47.15 MIRAEAMC MAN50ETF 121.60 121.55 0.01 135.00 90.73
Supr.Petro 168.65 168.40 169.20 171.25 168.05 5.76 238.85 164.70 16 168.05 VA T Wab [2] 163.40 166.05 163.55 169.75 162.05 161.25 360.60 160.20 9 165.85
Sangh.Mov [2] 84.90 84.80 85.70 87.60 83.45 62.60 140.70 67.00 85.20 MostGold 17.69 17.81 16.80 20.00 14.10 17.73
Suprajit [1] 174.60 177.05 174.95 179.00 171.10 33.94 246.75 146.00 19 176.45 Vadilal 715.45 713.80 725.70 727.00 703.85 17.72 839.60 441.15 10 710.30
Sanghi Ind 38.20 36.90 38.45 39.70 36.70 99.60 72.00 36.00 12 37.00 MostM50 [7] 117.20 117.49 0.09 125.53 100.00 117.82
Surana Solar [5] 5.90 5.60 6.15 6.15 5.55 15.85 9.45 5.22 5.58 VadivrSpeChe 89.45 89.40 88.00 89.95 86.30 3.88 121.60 64.75
SanginitChem 149.05 149.05 150.70 150.85 145.10 86.54 153.85 71.50 MostM50 587.37 584.32 6.74 592.95 410.00 585.75
Surana Tel [1] 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 1.86 5.80 3.10 Vaibhav 850.25 853.20 840.00 854.50 840.00 2.20 909.15 596.00 89 852.50
Sanofi 6951.35 6910.00 6941.00 6998.45 6860.00 10.40 7000.00 5300.00 37 6899.05 NI I ETF NIFTY MIDCAP 150 62.26 61.80 324.18 75.70 52.00
Surya Rosh 174.10 176.70 176.70 179.95 173.00 55.68 272.00 150.20 8 176.60 Vakrang [1] 38.90 37.95 39.40 39.40 37.65 4135.36 70.95 22.75 37.95
Sanwaria [1] 2.15 2.05 2.05 2.05 2.05 340.52 11.60 1.43 2.03 NI IND ETF LONG TERM
Suryalaxmi 17.75 17.80 18.35 18.35 17.80 2.09 46.50 14.60 Vard Text 898.90 883.20 904.20 919.95 869.00 61.93 1154.00 849.20 9 881.95
Sarda Ene 179.40 175.30 179.65 180.30 173.65 14.09 331.00 139.80 3 175.50 GILT 20.22 20.28 86.43 24.00 15.05
Sutlej Te [1] 31.90 33.60 31.85 34.45 31.85 37.50 47.20 24.10 9 33.60
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Saregama 412.75 415.65 424.70 424.70 406.50 21.74 636.55 302.20 16 414.40 Vard.Acry 33.60 33.70 34.40 34.40 33.40 19.19 236.45 176.70 9 210.05
Suven Lif [1] 304.75 294.80 305.70 307.40 293.15 362.81 334.90 183.25 17 294.60 NiftyBeEs 1268.33 1266.04 26.96 1275.56 1083.00 1266.00
Sarla Perf [1] 20.55 20.90 20.10 21.00 20.10 29.14 32.90 19.85 4 20.85 Vard.Hld 1471.10 1450.00 1471.10 1480.95 1433.95 0.20 2940.00 1340.00 14 1428.10
Suzlon [2] 2.40 2.40 2.40 2.45 2.35 9263.24 8.40 2.06 2.41 NiftyJrBeEs [1] 293.26 291.38 134.15 300.00 257.54 292.09
Sasken 643.40 640.85 634.25 652.05 634.00 6.12 774.00 473.00 12 640.75 Vard.SPC 68.00 66.15 64.20 67.80 64.20 1.57 117.00 61.60 58 66.05
Swan Ener [1] 102.25 101.30 101.75 102.55 100.50 83.22 134.50 93.50 101.45 VarrocEngg 437.50 439.80 438.00 443.20 436.55 6.53 746.90 381.30 NIP ETF DIV OPPORTUNIT
SastaSunVent 81.60 79.85 83.85 83.85 77.20 1.55 133.00 75.05 78.90 IES 29.51 29.47 0.03 33.30 27.49
SatiaIndus 88.05 87.50 90.95 92.50 86.70 87.51 810.00 70.40 Swaraj Eng 1074.15 1093.40 1075.00 1115.95 1052.05 32.29 1649.00 1031.20 17 1091.60 VarunBevera 729.55 732.65 732.90 740.00 725.70 162.73 788.75 455.07 47 732.10
Swle. Ener 121.55 124.75 124.75 125.90 119.10 5.03 200.67 97.00 18 126.45 Vascon 12.45 12.45 12.50 12.75 12.40 159.16 19.35 10.00 10 12.42 NIPP INDIA ETF NIFTY 100 125.21 124.13 0.05 132.99 101.30
Satin Credit 211.25 209.85 211.05 216.80 208.10 34.31 398.00 191.25 5 210.25
Symphony [2] 1196.65 1184.25 1186.00 1199.00 1175.10 26.25 1575.00 953.50 53 1185.80 Vaswani 5.00 5.25 4.95 5.55 4.75 7.80 14.35 4.27 5.23 NIPPO IND ETF CONSUMP
Savita 899.55 890.20 899.00 899.00 890.00 0.36 1515.00 810.00 10 899.00
Synd.Bk 29.40 28.80 29.55 29.80 28.35 1278.85 46.60 23.00 28.80 TION 53.36 52.88 1.81 61.00 45.00
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SBILifeInsur 939.70 929.60 942.45 945.45 916.00 2642.19 1030.00 510.00 76 929.45 Venky's 1694.25 1672.15 1698.60 1711.90 1665.00 62.68 2700.00 1100.00 14 1671.75
Schaefl erInd 4339.95 4341.60 4362.65 4375.00 4316.15 6.05 5836.30 3841.00 35 4327.40 Syngene Int 329.50 327.45 328.90 329.85 321.30 45.19 368.10 254.65 39 326.65 Vesuvius 1000.20 1001.05 998.60 1011.35 995.85 1.83 1284.00 895.10 24 NIPPON INDIA ETF NV20 580.69 579.62 0.45 646.00 465.00
SChand&Co [5] 90.10 96.55 99.00 102.40 88.30 319.06 256.40 48.00 96.30 Veto Switch 45.65 45.35 45.25 47.15 45.00 7.34 91.25 44.10 13 45.35 PSU Bk BeEs 282.04 282.31 34.46 381.00 233.02 281.73
Schneider [2] 66.75 66.15 66.95 67.35 65.45 34.62 119.00 64.00 66.10 T ................................................. VGuard [1] 228.85 227.45 228.75 230.50 227.10 131.49 259.70 183.55 48 227.30 Qgold [100] 1684.05 1681.00 0.74 1738.00 1345.00 1681.00
SCI 68.50 64.05 69.50 69.50 63.5013342.26 69.80 24.85 23 64.05 Tainwala 48.10 47.40 48.05 50.95 46.35 0.95 92.00 42.60 44 47.95 VidhiSpclIng [1] 61.55 60.85 61.60 63.35 60.55 20.57 89.95 51.05 10 60.85 SBIAMC SBIETFQLTY 99.27 99.13 3.73 114.90 88.60
SE Power 2.95 3.00 2.90 3.00 2.85 3.31 6.69 2.63 2.90 Taj GVK [2] 161.85 159.70 161.00 164.90 158.50 37.73 243.75 114.00 37 159.60 Viji Finance [1] 0.45 0.45 0.45 0.45 0.40 44.93 4.10 0.39 0.41 SBIAMC SETF10GILT 188.00 188.49 0.02 222.27 161.00
Seamec 488.50 483.75 489.10 496.05 480.00 4.50 512.00 182.90 9 484.05 Take Sol [1] 95.05 95.95 98.50 98.50 95.50 119.63 167.00 93.75 96.00 Vikas EcoTe [1] 3.45 3.35 3.45 3.55 3.30 335.31 16.17 2.69 3.30 SBIETF Gold 3438.75 3432.25 1.30 3698.80 2721.05
tp
SecuriIntSvc 940.10 942.55 948.75 950.00 930.35 4.52 994.00 702.40 39 945.85 Talbros 121.10 114.40 122.95 122.95 112.70 34.20 249.95 97.05 7 114.85 VIKAS WSP 10.15 9.75 10.15 10.30 9.65 426.05 12.35 8.80 SBIETF NIFTY 50 123.74 123.37 23.10 138.55 105.24
Sel Manu 0.60 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 57.18 1.78 0.49 0.69 TalwakLifSty 4.15 3.95 3.95 4.25 3.95 264.56 136.75 3.50 VikasPro&Gnt 4.55 4.60 4.60 4.60 4.60 10.13 4.60 3.25 SBIETF NIFTY BANK 316.60 317.23 65.47 373.20 258.64
Selan Exp 140.40 140.20 142.00 142.25 138.75 17.94 202.80 128.10 5 140.05 Talwalkar 4.50 4.40 4.40 4.70 4.30 116.32 65.50 2.31 4.28 Vimta Lab [2] 108.35 103.40 112.95 116.90 102.50 301.58 332.10 88.00 16 103.00 SBIETFNN50 290.54 290.17 2.27 328.10 240.90
Sequent Sc [2] 66.40 65.40 66.00 67.00 64.80 80.04 89.10 61.85 65.65 Tanla Sol [1] 59.10 58.70 59.70 60.50 58.00 184.48 76.45 28.00 58.60 Vinati Org [2] 1886.05 1890.55 1894.00 1901.95 1886.00 22.19 2511.00 1377.30 28 1889.90 Sharia BeEs 255.00 256.70 0.01 271.70 225.55 256.47
Sesh.Paper [2] 171.05 171.25 176.90 176.90 168.10 18.79 242.40 160.01 5 169.35 Tarmat 27.65 27.00 27.00 27.75 26.55 0.41 53.00 19.75 28.30 Vindh.Tel 817.80 812.95 818.60 838.10 805.25 5.17 2047.95 760.00 7 811.60 TATAAML NPBET 174.77 174.56 0.14 176.02 126.00
SetcoAuto [2] 14.40 14.45 14.50 14.65 14.35 75.33 38.20 12.10 6 14.35 TastyBiteEat 8884.70 8727.95 8737.45 8980.00 8605.00 0.5510700.00 7516.00 67 8667.65 Vinyl Chm [1] 64.10 63.20 64.40 65.50 62.60 11.86 87.95 57.60 10 62.90 UTI Gold [100] 3398.50 3378.80 1.39 3708.99 2700.01 3376.95
SeyaIndus 123.05 116.90 116.90 116.90 116.90 34.72 499.90 116.90 Tata Chem 647.95 638.85 649.00 650.35 637.05 443.32 725.90 543.60 18 638.75 VIP Ind [2] 445.20 437.80 447.50 447.70 435.75 72.23 546.00 342.00 46 438.55 UTIAMC UTINEXT50 290.00 288.00 0.28 335.00 255.20
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Shah Alloy 8.65 8.50 8.90 8.95 8.40 1.72 23.65 7.00 8.60 Tata Cof [1] 79.55 82.70 79.90 83.50 79.40 494.51 102.45 67.00 22 82.70 VIPClothing [2] 7.80 7.65 7.80 7.90 7.50 151.66 36.35 5.93 7.70 UTIAMC UTINIFT 1272.00 1272.40 0.12 1400.00 1088.00
Shakt.Pump 217.05 218.35 214.95 224.50 214.95 33.46 479.90 203.35 14 218.15 Tata Com 354.00 352.80 352.50 359.00 348.55 135.78 626.65 260.00 37 352.95 Vipul Ltd [1] 22.05 22.00 22.05 23.10 21.40 72.58 55.00 21.25 21.50 UTIAMC UTISENS 429.40 428.50 0.16 456.00 340.00
Shal.Paints [2] 90.45 89.20 88.40 91.00 88.40 23.62 106.40 56.00 89.10 Tata Elxsi 813.05 799.85 815.90 822.75 795.40 492.75 1054.50 593.00 21 798.70 Visagar [1] 0.15 0.15 0.20 0.20 0.15 14.74 0.84 0.18 0.19 UTIAMC UTISXN50 320.90 309.95 0.01 405.00 262.00
SHALBY 105.85 105.30 106.10 107.25 103.95 18.84 159.40 76.00 22 105.25 Tata Global [1] 306.80 301.80 306.80 311.95 300.35 2983.37 322.70 177.50 51 301.90 Visak.Ind 250.65 246.15 249.00 253.60 245.10 18.19 467.55 242.55 6 246.65
ShankarBldg 311.90 309.90 313.00 324.00 308.05 31.32 870.00 240.00 49 309.35 Tata Inv 825.50 830.75 829.00 848.00 818.05 9.10 932.40 745.05 32 832.10 Vishnu Chemi 121.00 121.05 123.90 124.00 120.00 1.62 169.70 94.05 10 *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52Week High/Low fi gures
Shanthi Grs [1] 99.70 98.05 99.25 99.85 98.00 3.72 139.50 83.50 22 98.00 Tata M DVR [2] 76.90 75.35 77.25 78.25 74.55 4103.93 116.35 48.30 75.35 VishwarajSug 69.15 68.90 69.15 70.50 67.00 115.76 94.50 61.20 pertain to BSE.
Sharda Motor 1078.30 1060.70 1073.05 1077.00 1042.55 2.83 1665.40 765.10 8 1052.60 Tata Metlk 579.25 571.70 577.00 581.85 570.50 20.95 704.10 480.85 11 571.65 Vivi Lab [2] 12.35 13.00 12.35 13.20 12.20 212.74 43.60 11.20 12.98 Shares of face value other than ₹ 10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the
ShardaCropch 239.90 231.10 240.00 240.00 230.00 16.53 420.00 230.30 16 231.45 TataPower [1] 55.40 54.85 55.35 56.20 54.55 7025.55 83.75 50.40 18 54.80 VLS Fin 54.50 54.20 54.50 55.40 54.10 8.60 67.90 40.10 14 54.10 company.
SheelaFoam [5] 1319.55 1310.15 1322.00 1322.00 1303.00 3.60 1529.00 1084.00 41 1320.00 TataSteelBSL 25.30 24.50 25.10 25.40 24.25 988.69 45.75 20.05 Voltamp 1092.20 1100.35 1090.00 1104.75 1090.00 3.86 1271.25 926.35 12 1104.70 Qty (No of shares traded) is denoted in thousands.
Shemaroo Ent 142.00 143.40 141.70 146.90 141.10 11.61 488.95 138.05 5 142.70 TataStlLngPr 382.35 379.35 385.50 385.50 378.50 14.24 873.40 364.10 Voltas [1] 708.40 703.50 708.00 709.05 700.05 500.78 725.45 501.65 46 703.60
Shilpa Med [1] 298.10 304.15 297.10 312.60 296.00 10.20 433.10 190.80 20 301.10 TCI Devl 359.75 355.00 336.00 358.00 336.00 0.44 437.25 303.65 352.00 VRL Logistic 265.55 269.55 264.00 272.95 261.05 88.83 318.80 222.00 22 270.00 The PE(priceearnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings.
Shiv.Global 5.80 5.75 5.55 5.80 5.55 29.85 15.24 5.50 6.99 TCI Express [2] 762.40 782.15 766.55 783.85 755.40 21.45 807.65 530.00 35 782.20 VST Ind 4402.85 4424.75 4400.00 4493.95 4384.05 2.03 4673.00 2867.00 26 4426.05 The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12
Shivam Auto [2] 25.50 25.10 25.50 26.00 25.00 78.00 51.90 17.10 25.00 TCI Fin 7.95 8.00 8.40 8.40 7.95 4.89 19.50 7.51 8.06 VST Til 1148.20 1134.60 1148.20 1165.00 1119.00 7.04 1725.80 901.05 24 1134.20 months.
BSE Stocks
C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
7Nr 185.95 187.95 Bcp Ltd [2] 9.62 9.79 Darjeeling 100.65 100.90 Gravity (I) 1.28 1.28 Jagson Fin. 2.68 2.55 Maestros Ele 66.75 63.95 P.G.Foils 75.70 80.80 Rgf [1] 2.04 2.04 Solitair Mc 26.05 25.95 Ultracab 59.00 58.45 Vikram Therm 96.85 101.05 Yuvraajhpl [1] 0.49 0.49
A.K.Capital 247.70 259.90 Bdh Indus. 66.00 68.30 Deccangold [1] 17.05 16.85 Greencrest [1] 0.68 0.69 Jaibala Ind 20.55 21.25 Mafatlal Ind 66.15 66.40 P.G.Ind.Ltd. [5] 7.70 7.40 Riba Textils 32.70 34.25 Somdatt Fin 16.00 16.30 Ultramarine [2] 191.00 186.05 Vippy Spin. 37.80 37.80 Zeal 92.85 90.00
A.Sarabhai 11.91 12.59 Beekay 242.40 244.00 Deepak Spinn 81.10 81.10 Greenpanel [1] 47.50 47.60 Jaipan Indus 11.65 12.23 Magna Electr 155.25 163.40 Pacifi c Ind. 82.80 83.00 Ridhi Sidhi 269.00 269.55 Sonal 47.20 48.10 Uni Abex 495.50 491.50 Vipulorg 139.60 141.95 Zenith Fibre 47.15 51.30
Aail [5] 19.70 20.00 Benares Hot 1356.20 1373.80 Delta 3.34 3.34 Greycells 27.20 27.70 Jameswarren 100.00 100.00 Maha Corp [1] 0.19 0.19 Padmalaya Te 2.17 2.27 Riga Sugar 4.75 4.52 Sourcentrl 55.00 57.45 Uni Off Auto 0.73 0.76 Virat Crane 21.15 20.95 Zenith Healt [1] 1.21 1.20
Aanchalisp 16.44 16.26 Bengal Tea & 28.05 29.45 Delton Cable 30.60 31.20 Grm Overseas 189.00 196.15 Jamshri [1000] 1660.00 1660.00 Maha.Rubtech 31.10 31.20 Palsoft Info 6.65 6.33 Risa Intl [2] 0.37 0.37 South.Magnes 13.54 14.21 Unick 27.00 28.35 Virat Indus. 44.40 43.95 Zenlabs 41.60 42.40
Aarey Drugs 17.95 18.05 Bengla& Asm 1201.90 1193.05 Denis Chem 34.85 35.95 Gromotrade 100.35 95.35 Jasch Indust 31.00 30.20 Mahan Ind. 0.19 0.19 Pana Energ 153.05 150.45 Rishabh Digh 22.10 22.35 Sovereign Di 4.35 4.50 Unique Organ 4.27 4.08 Virgoglob [4] 2.20 2.15 Zenotech 27.80 27.55
Aayush 22.05 21.00 Bervin Inv. 14.00 14.50 Dhabriya 40.50 40.00 Gsb Finance 5.37 5.11 Jaus Polymer 4.45 4.25 Mahavirind [5] 0.65 0.65 Panache 32.65 33.50 Rishi Laser 12.25 12.79 Sowbh Media 2.40 2.50 Unistar Mult 1.19 1.20 Virinchi 37.60 37.65 Zf Steering 362.85 365.60
Abansent 163.80 155.65 Beryl Drugs 4.89 5.13 Dhampure Sgr 13.00 13.00 Guj.Borosil [5] 74.00 80.95 Jay Hind Syn 3.04 3.00 Mahepc 92.05 90.15 Panafi c [1] 0.21 0.21 Rishitech 27.45 28.00 Spaceincuba 0.38 0.39 Unisys Soft. 3.69 3.62 Virtual Glo [1] 0.17 0.17 Zimlab 83.40 81.85
Abc India 72.20 72.20 Best E.Hotel [1] 6.32 6.26 Dhan Roto Sp 20.30 19.00 Guj.Foils 1.53 1.46 Jay Ushin 304.25 319.45 Mahesh 16.00 16.75 Panch.Steel 22.45 23.50 Ritesh Inter 3.80 3.70 Spandana 1309.05 1325.70 Unitech Inte 5.25 5.37 Visagar Fin [2] 0.50 0.48 Zodiac Ven [1] 24.40 23.95
Abhinav Cap 70.30 70.30 Bestagro 262.70 257.45 Dhanlxmi Fab 21.65 20.80 Guj.Hotels 107.00 102.15 Jaybh.Credit 7.93 7.40 Majestic Aut 132.85 136.85 Panth 146.60 145.80 Rnbowdenim 5.78 5.50 Spectra Ind. 0.89 0.90 United Drill 106.50 105.00 Vishwaraj 69.10 69.40 Group T
AbmKnowl [5] 41.60 42.65 Betex India 15.50 15.10 Dhanvarsha 68.20 73.45 Guj.Intrux 80.00 76.00 Jaykay [1] 3.71 3.53 Makers Lab. 36.05 38.90 Paramone 10.81 11.35 Rodium 107.10 107.70 Spel Semicon 3.60 3.76 Unitedint 11.05 11.05 Vista Pharm [2] 10.24 9.84
Accel [2] 5.00 4.99 Bgil Fl Tec 1.32 1.38 Dharamsi Chm 107.75 109.10 Guj.Terc Lab 8.70 9.13 Jayshri Chem 4.65 4.42 Man50etf [100] 122.00 121.70 Parleind 15.30 14.80 Roopa Indus 9.22 8.76 Spencer [5] 63.05 65.60 Univ.Prime 2.60 2.60 Vistaramar 17.15 16.30 Agiil 55.25 55.00
Aci Infocom [1] 0.32 0.32 Bh.Immun&Bio 8.48 7.99 Dhindia 17.60 17.90 Guj.Themis. [5] 51.05 50.05 Jaysn Dyest [1] 47.80 49.30 Mancredit 39.80 40.00 Parnaxlab 18.40 18.50 Roto Pumps [2] 131.75 130.55 Spenta Int. 53.25 55.90 Univ.Starch 28.35 26.95 Visven 48.00 50.40 Ambition 12.73 12.10
Acknit Ind 61.30 60.00 Bhagira.Chem 400.00 400.40 Dhoot I.Fin. 17.95 19.65 Gujaratpoly 7.99 8.26 Jct Ltd [2] 0.99 0.97 Mangalam I [1] 0.25 0.25 Pas.Acrylon 9.25 9.78 Royal Ind 1.68 1.60 Spicejet Ltd 111.15 107.70 Unjha Formul 8.57 8.15 Vivid Ind [5] 14.35 14.90 Asyl 17.80 16.95
Acme 6.69 6.69 Bhagwati Oxy 8.80 8.36 Dhp India Lt 464.60 454.95 H.P.Cotton 26.05 24.75 Jenburkt Ph. 422.00 413.90 Manorg 299.85 289.75 Pasupati Spg 13.85 13.20 Royale Manor 11.25 11.01 Sportking 302.55 288.70 Upasana Fin. 31.55 32.55 Vivo Bio Tec 31.25 31.55 Bellacasa 107.35 109.75
Acrycil Ltd. [2] 97.00 97.65 Bharat Bhush 14.57 13.89 Diamines&Chm 119.20 117.60 Haldyn Glass [1] 31.30 30.15 Jetinfotran 29.00 27.70 Mansi Financ 23.00 23.00 Patel Airtem 110.10 108.05 Rpel 109.90 115.20 Sps Intl. 12.50 12.40 Upsurge Inv. 17.10 16.30 Vkjinfra [1] 0.19 0.19 Ceinsystech 83.00 83.00
Adarsh Plant 3.13 3.12 Bharat Seats [2] 62.80 63.50 Diana Tea Co [5] 11.00 10.75 Haria Apl 0.81 0.82 Jindal Hotl 39.80 39.00 Martin Burn 20.00 21.00 Paushak Ltd 2450.80 2458.45 Rsdfi n 28.85 27.45 Srg Hfl 89.85 91.10 Utinext50 287.05 292.00 Voith Paper 810.55 814.15 Chemtech Ind 6.62 6.33
Adcindia 165.00 161.00 Bharatagri 157.05 157.80 Disa India 4919.35 4998.90 Haria Export 0.68 0.71 Jiyaeco 35.20 35.40 Maruti Infra 22.40 22.45 Pawansut 1.20 1.14 Rts Power Co 26.05 27.85 Sri Digv Cem 24.70 23.75 Utisensetf 430.40 420.50 Vrl 27.25 27.35 Ckfsl 0.57 0.55
Adcon 9.95 9.85 Bhaskar Agro 16.10 16.50 Divinus 27.20 27.20 Harish 37.50 35.70 Jkagri Gen 446.10 438.85 Master Trust [5] 18.00 17.10 Pazel [1] 0.86 0.80 Rubfi la Int. [5] 31.75 32.35 Srk Indus [5] 0.78 0.84 Utlinds [1] 5.80 5.80 Vxl Instrum. 1.38 1.44 Darshanorna 49.00 46.55
Aditya Spin. 4.10 4.30 Bhilwra Tec [1] 4.90 4.95 Divya.Granit 53.15 55.65 Harya Capfi n 27.55 28.20 Jl Morison 1499.00 1445.45 Maxheights 12.75 12.80 Pbm Polytex 36.90 37.50 Ruttonsha In 40.10 43.90 Stanrose Maf 81.10 81.65 Uyfi ncorp [5] 2.40 2.30 Vyapar Inds 29.00 29.80
Ador Fontech[2] 42.00 42.10 Bhoruka Alu. 0.32 0.33 Dolat Inv. [1] 70.80 68.10 Hathway Bhaw 3.16 3.01 Jmdvl 5.03 4.93 Maximus 40.00 42.00 Pee Cee Cosm 88.40 92.70 Rvnl 24.15 23.95 Starcom 109.00 111.15 Glosterltd 649.00 653.65
Vadilal Ent 1200.00 1200.00 W.H.Brady 99.95 104.50 Guj.Stat.Fin 0.80 0.80
Advent Comp. 1.00 1.05 Bihar Sponge 0.52 0.50 Dolphin Medi 0.47 0.45 Hawaeng 20.00 20.80 Joindre Capi 15.99 15.96 Mayur Leathr 4.09 4.09 Pentamed.G [1] 0.33 0.33 S.I.Paper 78.00 77.00 Starlite Com 7.33 7.67 Valiant Comm 21.85 19.60 Walchand Pf 66.10 68.15
Advik Labors 0.51 0.49 Bilcare Ltd. 23.00 22.55 Dr.Agar.Eye 294.00 294.00 Hawkins Cook 3890.15 3851.80 Joonktollee 108.00 103.10 Mcloud 14.85 15.20 Perfectpac 132.60 130.30 S.R.Indus. 0.42 0.44 Starlog 15.40 16.17 Hind.Foods 631.30 621.75
Valson Indus 18.00 17.25 Wall St.Fin. 21.35 23.55 Ifi nsec 14.00 13.30
Ael [5] 11.09 11.55 Bin.Tex.Pr(P 582.75 589.00 Duke Offshor 13.04 12.76 Hb Estate De 9.47 9.26 Josts Eng. 385.00 383.25 Medi Caps 12.98 11.89 Perm Magnets 105.40 98.20 Saboo Sodium 5.02 5.10 Starteck 27.05 27.10 Vama Inds [2] 7.50 7.58 Wallfort Fin 24.50 23.40
Afel 2.43 2.55 Bindalagro 10.10 9.72 Duncaneng 121.95 124.00 Hb Portfolio 15.70 15.15 Jpt Secur. 5.00 4.84 Medicamen Bi 323.75 321.75 Pharmasia 15.97 16.57 Sacheta Met. 13.99 13.88 Std.Battery [1] 2.37 2.47 Karnavati 25.40 25.40
Vamshi Rubb. 16.82 17.49 Warren Tea 50.30 47.80 Kirloskar El 10.99 11.00
Aiil 47.65 50.00 Binny Ltd. [5] 80.00 77.40 Duro Pack 10.76 10.25 Heof1100rg 9.60 9.57 Jstl 18.75 19.00 Medinova Dia 15.95 15.20 Phoenix Int. 13.25 13.89 Sadhana Ni [5] 126.20 124.10 Std.Surfact. 10.62 10.62 Vandana [1] 0.26 0.26 Waterbase 116.80 114.20
Aimco Pesti. 99.75 96.30 Binny Mills 39.90 40.00 Duroply 51.55 55.25 Heof1126rg 9.81 9.75 Jtl Infra 97.25 99.25 Mehai 150.60 158.00 Phoenix Tn 9.04 9.49 Safari Ind. [2] 574.80 581.35 Steelcast [5] 114.10 117.15 Kpel 140.00 141.00
Vardhman 5.77 5.70 Welcure Drug 0.58 0.58 Kushal [2] 9.66 10.00
Ainfra [5] 15.63 16.41 Biogrpaper 2.30 2.25 Dutron Poly. 112.05 113.00 Hfi l 6.54 6.84 Jumpnet [5] 72.00 69.25 Mel 7.16 6.81 Photoquip(I) 11.16 11.71 Sagarprod [1] 11.39 11.34 Stephanotis 69.95 66.50 Vardhman Ind 1.36 1.30 Welsplsol [6] 10.20 10.25
Ajanta Soya 24.50 23.75 Biopac India 2.03 1.93 Dynamic Ind. 50.00 48.05 Hhof1140rg 8.56 8.46 Jupiter Info 53.20 53.45 Menon Pist [1] 13.66 13.85 Phytochem I. 24.15 24.95 Sagarsoft 44.65 42.70 Sterl.Guara. 7.01 6.66 Loyal 27.40 28.00
Varroc [1] 438.10 439.75 Wepsoln 29.15 28.75 Mah.Ras.Apex 92.60 92.90
Ajil 17.90 18.25 Birla Pretec [2] 5.88 5.91 Dynavision 49.30 47.25 High Energy 292.75 294.80 Jyoti Resins 163.20 171.35 Mercantile 5.35 5.45 Piccadily Ag 7.03 6.92 Sahara Housg 25.10 24.80 Stovac Ind. 2128.70 2110.55
Vbc Ferro 22.95 21.85 Westlife Dev [2] 357.55 348.95 Moneyboxx 84.70 78.45
Akashdeep 30.40 31.75 Bl.Chip Tex 95.40 96.65 E.Com Infote 3.43 3.60 Himtek [2] 48.15 48.10 Kabra Drugs 0.79 0.82 Mescon 5.73 5.85 Piccadily Su 5.68 5.60 Sahara One 14.50 14.50 Suditi Ind. 13.21 14.69
Vedavaag 27.95 28.50 Whiteorg 8.54 9.12 Parvati [5] 1.90 1.81
Alch Corp 12.34 11.73 Bla Ros Ind [1] 79.80 80.80 Eastern Tred 29.80 30.60 Hind Alumin 48.65 48.30 Kaira Can Co 730.00 694.00 Metal Coatin 31.95 31.95 Picturhouse 2.09 1.99 Sahya Indu 114.80 108.85 Sugal Dam 7.93 7.55
Veer Energy 9.00 8.85 Wim Plast Lt 375.65 372.05 Ptil 325.00 316.40
Alexander 19.90 19.80 Bmw [1] 16.25 17.05 Eastwest 81.25 82.40 Hind Mills 232.85 243.70 Kallam [2] 7.80 7.41 Metroglobl 50.50 49.45 Pion Invest 36.90 36.65 Sai Capital 16.50 16.60 Sukjit Strch 190.60 193.30
Veerhealth 8.89 9.00 Wimsome Text 18.50 18.50 Rci Ind 21.65 21.90
Alfa Ica (I) 32.00 33.60 Bnaltd 135.00 136.45 Ecoplast Ltd 93.90 91.60 Hind.Everest 57.90 55.05 Kamadgiri 60.95 58.05 Mfl India [1] 0.19 0.19 Pix Trans 120.15 120.35 Saibaba 1.96 1.98 Sumedha Fisc 18.00 18.00
Alfavison.Ov 26.00 25.40 Bodhtree 42.10 42.20 Ecoreco 32.00 32.25 Hind.Fluroca 9.42 8.70 Kamaholding 5200.00 5003.85 Mil 40.45 41.00 Pmcfi n [1] 0.31 0.31 Sainik Fin. 15.70 16.45 Sun Techno [1] 0.24 0.24 Vegetable [1] 3.09 3.09 Winsome Brew 3.63 3.65 Riddhicorp 145.50 152.50
Alfl [1] 1.30 1.30 Bom.Cycle 885.00 840.00 Edsl 0.25 0.25 Hind.Tin Wrk 45.40 47.70 Kaman Hsg 5.32 5.40 Milkfood 393.95 408.80 Pml 1140.50 1110.00 SaintGobain 45.10 44.55 Sunil Agro F 29.85 28.40 Velan Hotels 3.39 3.44 Wintac Ltd 75.15 67.65 Rudra 108.80 104.15
Allied Comp 0.49 0.49 BomoxyB[100] 9738.05 9251.15 Ekam Leasin [5] 3.80 3.61 Hindu.Adhesi 71.10 68.75 Kanchi 268.15 265.15 Minaxi Text. [1] 0.35 0.34 Poel 28.30 28.15 Salauto 165.20 151.25 Sunil Health 16.00 15.45 Veljan 661.05 675.00 Women Networ 1.71 1.63 Scooters Ind 33.70 35.35
Alps Motor [1] 0.25 0.26 Bonanza Ind. [5] 15.70 16.20 Elantas 2343.95 2334.00 Hindustn Bio 3.05 3.05 Kancotea 32.85 31.75 Mini Diamond 3.78 3.60 Polson Ltd. [50] 7932.70 8050.00 Sambandam Sp 62.40 62.65 Sunshield Ch 123.00 122.00 Veritas [1] 29.10 29.65 Wpil Ltd. 675.85 663.15 Shahlon 92.55 95.00
Alu Fluoride 93.85 92.25 Bplpharma 183.25 182.00 Eldeco Hous. 1538.30 1502.65 Hitechwind 20.90 20.85 Kanpur Plast 55.50 54.55 Mishtann [1] 25.45 24.95 Polycab 937.55 949.40 Samkrg Pist. 113.90 113.25 Super Bakers 5.87 5.98 Vertex Sec. [2] 1.05 1.00 Xelpmoc 65.00 69.90 Skc 12.00 12.20
Amal Product 116.30 116.15 Brawn Bio 23.30 22.50 Elegant Marb 84.40 88.45 Hitkit Glob [2] 0.20 0.20 Kapashi Comm 37.90 38.65 Mitshi 42.85 43.85 Polychem 336.30 326.20 Sampre Nutri 12.40 13.00 Super Crop. [2] 16.05 16.05 Viaanindus [1] 3.77 3.63 Yamini Inves [1] 0.19 0.19 Steel Exch 22.03 20.93
Amarsec 13.10 13.75 Bridge Secur 5.90 5.80 Elpro Inter [1] 45.65 46.65 Huil 694.25 646.45 Kapil Cotex 24.90 23.75 Mkexim 15.50 15.95 Polylink Pol [5] 13.00 13.00 Samrat Pharm 98.15 99.05 Super Tanner[1] 2.39 2.28 Victoria Mi[100] 1950.00 1879.95 Yarn Syndica 3.24 3.24 Tejnaksh 54.15 52.00
Amco India L 13.44 13.48 Brijlaxmi Le 0.77 0.77 Emerald 6.93 7.27 Icicilovol 91.85 93.00 Katare Spg. 13.50 14.17 Modern Dairi 3.72 3.65 Polymech.Mch 15.45 14.70 Samtex Fas [2] 0.49 0.49 Superb Paper 9.80 9.32 Victory Papr 98.80 98.80 Yash Papers 42.35 41.80 Umiya 9.17 9.61
Amines&Pla [2] 33.20 33.60 Bronze Infra 0.35 0.34 Eml 0.21 0.21 Icicimcap 65.17 65.10 Kavitind 86.30 82.90 Modex Int 25.70 26.00 Polyspin 63.00 66.15 Sanblue 6.35 6.30 Supertex Ind 2.90 2.85 Vijay Textil 24.30 23.00 Yashchem 93.25 92.85 Vcu Data 9.30 8.84
Amit Secur. 3.68 3.68 Calcom Visio 20.25 21.10 Empire Ind. 729.90 734.00 Icicinv20 56.36 56.54 Kbs India 4.70 4.48 Modinatural 23.35 22.50 Poona Dal 28.45 27.50 Sandu Pharma 17.00 18.00 Supreme Ho 7.47 7.84 Vikas Wsp [1] 9.99 9.77 Yogi Sungwon 1.52 1.45 Vikasmcorp [1] 3.73 3.85
Amrapali Ind [5] 4.84 5.08 Camex Ltd 21.20 21.00 Empower [1] 0.19 0.19 Icicisensx 431.36 433.00 Kcp Sugar In [1] 13.32 13.22 Modipon 10.25 9.74 Porwal Auto 18.50 18.95 Sandur Mang. 609.00 599.80 Surat Text. [1] 1.28 1.23 Vikasprop [1] 4.65 4.74 Yuken India 544.50 539.55 Vishal [5] 316.00 314.00
Amrit Corp 566.15 540.65 Caprihans 44.00 46.05 Enkei Wheel [5] 300.65 301.45 Idfceos6rg 8.81 9.68 Keerthi 52.00 50.00 Modison Me [1] 31.70 31.95 Ppl 75.50 74.90 Sangal Paper 67.45 64.15 Suryalata Sp 108.00 107.00
Andhra Petro 32.50 32.25 Caprola.Chem 21.65 21.25 Enterpr.Inte 5.12 4.87 Idfsensexe 390.00 385.50 Kel 19.05 18.20 Mohit Paper 9.69 9.25 Pqif 22.00 21.05 Sanguine Md 0.19 0.19 Suryamba Sp 47.90 52.95
Andrew Yule [2] 15.60 14.95 Captain Poly [2] 25.75 27.40 Epic Energy 8.05 8.05 Ifi nser 17.50 17.50 Keltech En. 626.65 638.00 Monarch 22.50 22.75 Pradeep Met. 40.70 42.15 Saninfra 34.00 35.30 Suyog Tele 420.00 399.00 NSE Trade for Trade
Anka India 20.75 21.50 Carnation In 5.61 5.61 Esaar (I)Ltd 0.69 0.68 Ifm Impex 6.15 5.85 Kemistar 47.40 47.40 Monotype In[1] 0.19 0.19 Prag Bosimi 3.05 2.97 Sankhya Info 4.33 4.25 Svaraj Trad 58.10 57.45
Ans Ltd 22.95 22.95 Ccl Inter 9.00 9.00 Escort Finan 3.00 3.13 Iifl sec [2] 23.75 23.10 Kennametal 999.35 999.90 Moongipasec 2.70 2.75 Precision El 38.95 38.20 Sappl 167.95 175.00 Svartcorp [1] 3.25 3.40 C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
Ansal Build. 31.75 30.20 Ceejay Finan 103.05 103.00 Essar Secu 2.42 2.30 Iifl wam [2] 1235.10 1259.15 Kerala Ayur 45.75 45.00 Morarka Fin. 15.70 16.48 Prem Pipes [5] 7.58 7.95 Sarda Papers 6.80 6.50 Svcind 0.93 0.97
Anuh Pharm [5] 132.40 132.00 Ceeta Ind. [1] 4.56 4.56 Everest Org. 179.65 172.20 Imcap 17.00 16.15 Kesar Petro [1] 5.95 5.87 Morgan Cru 1552.60 1550.60 Premco Glob. 125.00 131.00 Sarel 11.90 12.00 Svpglob 348.70 341.50 A O RoltaIndDep 4.90 5.10
Anup 459.85 455.10 Cenlub Indus 55.45 54.50 Everlon Syn. 14.80 15.05 Inani Marble [2] 15.10 14.50 Kg Denim 26.85 24.35 Moryo Ind [5] 45.35 44.45 Prima Agro L 10.19 9.69 Sarupindus 27.15 27.15 Swad.Polytex 36.90 38.70 A w RS Soft [5] 20.75 20.60
Anupam 16.55 16.60 Centenial Su 47.50 45.15 Expo Gas [4] 3.10 3.15 Incap Ltd. 24.20 24.00 Kg Petrochem 71.00 74.55 Moschip [2] 11.07 10.76 Prima Plasti 58.00 57.60 Sat Ind Ltd [2] 27.80 29.05 Swadeshi Ind 0.32 0.32 A Ruby Mills [5] 222.25 219.00
Aplaya [1] 0.34 0.33 CgVak Softw 31.50 31.40 Facor Alloys [1] 1.49 1.61 Incon Engg. 5.32 5.06 Khaitan Che [1] 7.70 7.57 Mpl 4.90 4.80 Prime Prop [5] 12.30 13.49 Satia [1] 89.00 87.40 Swagruha [1] 6.65 6.98 AGC N C Ruchi Inff [1] 2.10 2.15
Apm Indus. [2] 18.30 20.00 Chamanlal S [2] 44.05 43.70 Faze Three L 34.25 35.75 Ind Cem Cap 2.40 2.42 Khod.India 67.25 69.70 Msl 52.95 54.90 Prime Urban [2] 4.73 4.95 Sauras.Cem. 41.50 41.50 Swarnasa 8.45 8.05 A m SagardpAlloy 80.80 79.00
Apmfi nvest [2] 12.40 12.78 Chartered Ca 54.20 54.20 Faze3auto 29.95 31.40 Ind.Acrylics 9.94 9.80 Khoobsurat [1] 0.19 0.19 Msr India [5] 9.20 8.96 Prism Medi 24.75 24.60 Savani Fin. 9.13 9.58 Swasti Vinay [1] 2.79 2.73 A
Apollo Fin I 63.85 65.65 Charterlogis [1] 2.91 2.62 Fermenta [5] 647.50 635.55 Ind.Bank Hsg 27.90 28.25 Kic Metaliks [2] 45.90 45.00 Mstc 158.25 152.80 Pritikauto 80.25 82.25 Saven Techn [1] 14.00 13.97 Swastik Inv 66.00 65.25 SakarHealth 52.00 49.45
A C m K SAL Stl 2.75 2.85
Apollopipes 362.75 357.15 Chd Dev Ltd [2] 1.64 1.67 Ferro Alloys [1] 2.50 2.55 Ind.Toners 92.05 88.60 Kifs Fsl 48.95 51.35 Mukesh Babu 109.15 103.70 Priya Ltd. 24.65 23.45 Sawaca Busi 0.65 0.66 Swiss Glass 326.30 339.65 A C
Apollotri [2] 272.45 273.00 Chdchem 50.35 50.90 Ferventsyn 11.85 12.35 Indag Rubbe [2] 79.55 81.25 Kilburn Engg 21.65 20.75 Mul 330.35 332.85 Pro Fin Cap. 24.60 23.40 Sayajiind [5] 127.00 122.25 Switch.Tech. 37.05 38.85 Sathv. Ispat 2.55 2.50
A M & w
Apoorva 11.70 11.15 Chembond C[5] 203.50 205.70 Fgp Ltd. 0.98 1.01 India Gelat. 91.60 94.80 Kilburn Offi 2.39 2.39 Multibase I 121.60 120.35 Progrexv 7.38 7.38 Sbisensex 430.44 431.00 Sword &Shiel 5.04 5.00 A H SetubandnInf 1.35 1.35
Apple Financ 1.16 1.20 Cheviot Co. 748.50 744.30 Fiberwb In 15.40 15.18 India Home 49.30 50.75 Kilpest (I) 85.20 84.10 Mys Petro 48.00 47.05 Psitinfra 20.75 20.35 Scandent 8.82 9.26 Swordedge 9.00 8.55 A K Shek.Poly [1] 0.30 0.3
Arcee Indust 1.79 1.87 Choice Int. 53.50 52.60 Filat Fash [5] 4.38 4.46 India Niveh [1] 49.85 48.95 Kimiabl [1] 25.00 24.40 N.G.Ind.Ltd. 58.00 58.00 Ptcil 366.20 380.00 Scanp Geom [2] 24.10 24.60 Swsolar [1] 283.75 312.10 A K G
Archana Soft 2.06 1.96 Choksi Imag 14.00 14.21 Fineline Ci 18.85 17.95 Indiamart 2052.70 2062.65 Kinetic Eng. 35.00 35.10 N.R.Agarwal 208.20 206.25 Pun.Alkali 33.65 33.30 Scanstl 30.05 29.65 Sxetf 4297.16 4288.03 A K m
Architorg 9.26 8.87 Choksi Labor 11.04 10.82 Finkurve [1] 41.90 39.85 Indian Info. [1] 0.19 0.19 Kinetic Trus 8.13 8.53 Narayani 22.85 22.35 Purshottam 15.50 14.75 Sctl 29.50 29.50 Sybly Inds. 1.73 1.81 A K
Arex Ind. 42.90 41.20 Chordia Food 124.35 130.55 Fivextrade 0.20 0.20 Indian Sucro 17.85 18.03 Kingsinfra 25.80 26.55 Narbada 40.95 38.95 Pvvinfra 13.67 13.94 Sel 9.81 9.62 Symbiox 0.22 0.23 A K m
Arfi n 59.40 55.20 Chowgule St 3.61 3.43 Flex Foods 42.25 43.00 Indicap 36.90 37.20 Kiran Print 3.92 3.92 Narendra Pro 9.66 9.66 Pwasml 21.75 21.75 Setfbse100 124.65 124.54 Syncom For [1] 0.68 0.68 A K M
Arihant Cap. [5] 42.95 43.15 Cifl 107.35 100.50 Fluidomat 80.25 81.00 Indo Amines 51.60 53.65 Kiran Vypar 90.55 91.50 Narmada Gel 159.70 163.25 Qfsl 0.19 0.19 Setfsn50 318.36 318.00 Synthiko Foi [5] 29.00 27.75 A C K m
Arnold Hold [2] 9.18 9.24 Cil Securits 13.25 13.85 Fluorochem [1] 522.95 520.90 IndoCity In 2.95 2.81 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 61.10 61.05 Nat Plastic 35.50 37.00 Qgo 16.75 15.95 Seyaind 122.30 116.20 Syschem (I) 7.00 7.20 AG m K mD & w
Artefact Pr 37.90 38.55 Cj Gelatin 8.13 8.25 Focus Ind 1.21 1.15 Indoboraxc 348.95 385.50 Kirlosar Pn [2] 134.00 134.80 Nat.Peroxide 1581.90 1564.30 Quadrant [1] 0.19 0.19 Sfi vl 10.05 9.90 Systamatix C 44.10 41.90 K
Artson Eng [1] 29.40 28.55 Classic [1] 0.22 0.21 Foods & Inns [1] 49.45 47.15 Indokem Ltd. 5.36 5.11 Kisan Mould. 24.15 24.45 Nat.Plastic 26.95 26.10 Quantbuild 6.54 6.54 Sh.Karthik P [5] 5.27 5.01 T & I Global 73.75 73.00 V K
Arunahtel 7.00 7.35 Cmi Fpe 790.00 774.80 Forbes & Co 1936.40 2182.10 Indovation 6.75 6.75 Kkalpanaind [2] 18.10 18.30 Natfi t 39.90 39.15 Quasar 9.50 9.50 Sh.Pacetron. 12.40 12.40 T. Spiritual 0.49 0.49 G Kw A
Arvindfasn [4] 354.50 365.05 Cmm Hospital 7.60 7.22 Force Motr 1010.50 1013.55 Indrayani Bi 5.00 5.00 Klg Capital 5.60 5.32 Natural Caps 53.00 50.35 Quest Softec 2.33 2.22 Sh.Rajes.Pap 5.36 5.10 Taalent 182.20 184.05 m H H
Aryavan 25.50 25.25 Cni Res Ltd [1] 2.10 2.10 Fortis Mlr 50.90 48.75 Indrenew 10.83 9.95 Klifestyle [1] 0.19 0.19 Navkar Build 21.80 20.75 R.T.Exports 4.13 4.13 Sha Eng Pla 657.85 648.95 Tahl 60.50 52.05 C m
Ashfl 70.00 69.65 Coast Corp 239.70 231.15 Fraser 15.03 15.02 Indsil Hyd 25.70 24.95 Kmc Shil [1] 14.35 14.58 Neogem India 3.81 3.81 Raclgear 85.85 86.35 Shalimar Pro [1] 0.49 0.49 Tai Indust. 11.48 11.90 m C
M V
Ashiana Isp. 10.20 10.00 Cochin Min. 172.40 160.10 Fredun 233.00 221.35 Inducto Stl. 18.75 19.65 Kocl 0.63 0.66 Neogen 374.15 369.95 Radhe Devlop 14.00 14.00 Shalimar Wir[2] 6.00 5.75 Talbroseng 90.50 92.25 C M A C
Ashikacr 39.75 39.45 Colinz Labor 8.63 9.00 Freshtrop Fr 85.80 87.95 Indusfi nl 7.76 7.76 Kotak Sensex 419.00 418.49 Netfsensex 436.99 432.00 Radhey 21.60 22.65 Shangar 34.50 33.00 Talwgym 4.47 4.25 m M D
Ashirwad Ca[1] 3.02 2.98 Colorchips 23.90 22.75 Front Sec [5] 30.95 29.50 Informedtec 13.70 13.70 Kotaknifty 124.06 124.04 Netlink Solu 12.90 13.50 Radiocity [2] 27.80 29.45 Shantai 34.20 34.20 Tamboli Cap 41.50 41.80 M m U
Ashirwad Stl 3.82 3.82 Com Fincap 4.91 4.75 Frontier [1] 8.42 8.58 Infra Indus. 6.30 6.56 Kothari Ferm 49.55 47.65 Netripples 10.85 10.31 Radix Ind 67.40 69.70 Shantanu She 0.19 0.19 Taneja Aero. [5] 22.50 22.20 M m
Ashish Poly. 4.34 4.55 Combat Drugs 26.65 26.50 Frontier Spr 190.80 188.05 Inn.Tech.Pac [1] 12.50 12.20 Kovalin Inv 3.78 3.04 Nettlinx Ltd 32.50 33.65 Raghunath In 2.80 2.80 Sharat Indus 23.10 21.95 Tarai Foods 2.71 2.80 C W M N
Ashni 2.13 2.17 Comfort Com 2.12 2.12 Frution 8.75 8.84 Inno Invest 4.27 4.48 Kpittech 97.95 98.80 Network Ltd. [2] 1.89 1.80 Raghuvir Syn 160.00 160.00 Shardul Secu 40.10 42.10 Tata Yodogaw 26.10 24.95 C M m
Ashnoor Tex. 12.49 11.87 Comfort Inte 4.96 5.02 Futura Sec. 10.75 10.22 Innocorp L 2.05 1.95 Kpt [5] 64.00 63.55 Ngl Fine Ch [5] 399.65 419.60 Rainbow Foun 20.50 19.50 Sharp India 13.90 14.30 Tatia Glob [1] 0.19 0.20 C M C
AshokAlco 26.20 27.15 Commex Tec [2] 0.19 0.19 G.GDandeka [1] 42.75 41.00 Insilco Ltd. 11.85 11.70 Krettosys 6.01 5.71 Nhcfoods 4.63 4.86 Raj Glo Wir 306.75 294.30 Sharp Inv [1] 0.25 0.25 Tcfc Finance 26.10 24.65 C M
Asian Oilfi e 89.00 87.05 Competent Au 175.55 167.75 G.S.Auto Int [5] 4.01 3.81 Int.Conveyor [1] 26.75 27.00 Kriti Nutri [1] 19.05 18.95 Nicco Parks [1] 23.40 24.45 Raj Packagin 23.35 22.75 Sheetal Diam 1.43 1.36 Tci Indus. 649.00 645.00 C MC
Asian Tea 7.04 7.00 Computer Pnt 0.58 0.56 G.V.Films [1] 0.28 0.28 Int.Data Man 9.53 9.53 Kuantum 456.45 451.50 Nicco Uco Al [2] 0.21 0.20 Raja Baha [100] 1518.00 1590.00 Shervani Ind 457.30 504.85 Tcnsbrands [2] 700.95 695.50 C &K M N m
Asiil [1] 10.22 10.09 Comsyn 48.00 50.00 Gagan Gases 8.50 8.50 Intec Cap 34.00 35.00 Kuwer Inds. 3.38 3.54 Nikhil Adhsv 131.10 131.20 Rajkumar Frg 29.05 29.05 Shetron Ltd 23.30 23.40 Tcpl Pack 267.10 283.00 C M M N D M V
Asit C Fin 48.95 46.55 Conart Eng. 24.95 23.10 Gagan Polyco 2.33 2.22 Integ.Tech. 1.09 1.10 Lactose(I) 19.00 19.00 Nilaspaces [1] 1.35 1.36 Rajoo Engin. [1] 12.61 12.94 Shilchar Tec 156.15 148.70 Technoe [2] 267.15 260.95 DCM MV m
Asm Technolo 70.00 69.00 Concord 18.75 19.00 Gajra Bevel 0.42 0.40 Integra Eng [1] 37.60 37.90 Ladderup Fin 39.75 41.70 Nile Ltd. 225.80 222.25 Ram Rat.Wir [5] 77.50 74.60 Shilp Gravur 63.15 60.55 Tejasnet 97.70 101.70 D N w N O K
Asso.Alcohol 199.40 199.10 Cont.Petro 17.90 18.70 Galada Tele. 0.83 0.79 Integra Tele 26.30 25.80 Laffans Petr 10.45 10.97 Niraj Cement 14.70 16.00 Rama Paper 13.35 12.70 Shiv.Bimetal [2] 41.10 40.95 Tgvsl 21.55 21.10 D N C
Asyainfo 8.30 8.45 Container 5.51 5.24 Galaxy Bear. 134.60 130.60 Inter Digi [1] 0.15 0.15 Lahoti Over. [2] 10.65 10.56 Nirlon 245.00 245.45 Rama Phosph 42.65 42.20 Shiva Ceme [2] 13.60 13.64 Tiger Logs 44.60 43.10 D M N C W
Athenaglo 31.00 31.05 Coral Lab. 171.00 165.65 Ganesh Benz [1] 45.40 45.35 Inter St.Fin [1] 0.36 0.36 Lakshmi Elec 309.65 309.15 Nitincast [5] 67.00 70.35 Rama Vision 2.52 2.64 Shiva Fert. 20.85 19.90 Tiindia [1] 454.40 450.75 DQ N N
Atishay 54.50 55.65 Coral Newspr 5.66 5.38 Gangapapers 50.40 48.00 Inter St.Oil 10.26 10.26 Lakshmivilas 19.25 20.20 Nitta Gela 129.95 130.55 Ramasigns 9.12 8.67 Shivalik [5] 213.85 211.45 Timex Group [1] 32.20 32.00 m
m m N
Atv Projects 3.76 3.94 Corpor Cour 11.10 11.10 Garnet Const 6.07 6.42 Inter.Combus 159.70 169.60 Lancer 37.50 37.05 Niyogin 54.95 52.30 Raminfo 38.50 34.10 Shree Rajsyn 2.59 2.54 Tirupati Sar [5] 7.00 7.00 N N
Auro Lab. 55.65 54.00 Cosco India 91.75 88.40 Garwa.Marine 2.77 2.90 Inter.Travel 74.05 72.75 Lancor Hold [2] 7.22 6.91 Norris Medi. 3.61 3.61 Rap Media 5.25 5.51 Shri Dinesh 108.10 108.00 Tisl [1] 4.02 3.99 m Om C m
Austin Engg. 38.20 40.00 Cosmo Ferr. 6.82 6.52 Garware Poly 225.05 223.70 Invest &Prec 161.50 170.50 Ledo Tea Co 26.50 26.50 Nova Iron&St 2.88 3.02 Rapicut Carb 39.05 37.85 Shri Jagda [1] 202.00 192.80 Titan Biotec 37.05 38.20 D O m H
Avantel Ltd 245.95 242.00 Cosyn 18.95 19.20 Gayatri Sugr 0.85 0.85 Ion Exchange 752.05 734.95 Lee&Nee Soft 1.03 1.00 Novapublic 11.58 11.94 Ras Resorts 43.20 42.00 Shristinfra 108.00 103.00 Titan Secur. 2.70 2.70 M A V
Avonmore 9.70 9.98 Coventry Coi 0.68 0.71 Gbfl 1.63 1.60 Ipru3018 8.90 9.00 Lehar 16.90 16.80 Novartis [5] 681.15 672.05 Rasandik Eng 52.55 51.25 Shukraphar 50.35 52.75 Toyamind [1] 1.13 1.11 UN CH
Axel Polymer 9.03 8.70 Crane Infra 8.41 7.99 Gee Ltd [2] 25.00 25.00 Ipru3095 8.30 8.40 Lerthai 293.00 285.00 Npr Finance 14.40 14.50 Rasi Electro [2] 2.75 2.75 Sika Inter. 181.60 183.00 Tproject 0.38 0.39 D U M
Axonvl 0.57 0.57 Cranex Ltd. 9.82 10.30 Gemstone In[1] 0.67 0.67 Ipru3168 9.36 9.85 Libord Fin 6.70 6.37 Ntc Indust 31.10 31.00 Rathi Bars 9.40 9.50 Silver Oak 9.90 10.39 Transchem 11.74 11.50 U mV
Axtel Indus. 101.95 101.05 Cravatex 359.00 341.05 Gencon [5] 63.80 66.55 Ipru3218 10.00 10.00 Lime Chem. 17.15 17.75 Nutra [5] 9.03 9.44 Raunaqepc 33.05 33.70 Simmonds [2] 43.05 42.00 Transcorp In [2] 15.75 16.10 M U mG
B.N.Rathi Se 19.05 18.60 Cressanda S [1] 0.19 0.19 Gennex Lab [1] 2.78 2.85 Ircon 432.50 432.30 Linaks Micro [1] 0.57 0.57 Oal [5] 197.30 195.50 Ravalgaon [50] 1867.95 1915.00 Simplex Real 48.75 48.75 Transgene Bi 2.43 2.51 N V m
Baba Arts [1] 4.40 4.49 Crestchem Lt 12.50 12.50 Genpharma [1] 14.15 14.05 Irctc 895.25 884.60 Lkp Fin 86.00 81.75 Obi Ltd 11.47 11.69 Rdb Rasayan 47.20 45.25 Simran Farms 45.45 43.20 Transpek 1284.90 1268.20 G H m V H
Bagadia Colo 12.79 12.16 Crowntours 19.95 20.25 Ggpl [5] 80.00 82.35 Isec [5] 306.70 300.25 Lkpsec [2] 6.58 6.26 Ocean Agro 26.65 27.95 Rdb Realty 14.45 13.75 Sinclair Hot 283.40 283.70 Trejhara 14.75 15.48 G O H V M
Baid Leasing 44.00 48.40 Csl 5.91 6.20 Glittek Gran [5] 0.99 0.95 Isgec [1] 431.05 415.10 Llfi cl 110.00 110.10 Odyssey Cor [5] 1.60 1.52 Real Strips 5.11 5.35 Singer India [2] 31.00 31.10 Trescon 71.00 72.00 G C V m O&
Bajaj Steel 259.25 256.45 Cslfi nance 247.00 249.95 Global Cap. 0.40 0.38 Ishan Dyes 23.10 24.40 Lloyds Met E [1] 8.44 8.49 Ok Play (I) 14.95 15.10 Refnol Resin 25.45 27.20 Sintexplast [1] 1.29 1.35 Trio Mercan 23.00 24.05 G H m V
Bajajhcare 179.00 179.00 Ctl [1] 3.47 3.45 Globus Corp [2] 0.19 0.19 Ishita Drugs 13.02 13.01 Longview Tea 5.65 5.37 Olympic 6.50 6.50 Regency 28.50 28.90 Sir Shadi La 26.85 27.80 Triton Valve 896.80 903.00 G m V
Balasore [5] 11.32 11.62 Cybele Ind 7.77 7.75 Gmetcoal [100] 11.80 11.99 Isl Consult [5] 10.20 10.70 Lords Chloro 34.40 36.10 Ontic 10.00 10.03 Regentrp 1.78 1.70 Sita Enter. 16.00 16.00 Triveni Glas 4.09 4.21 G
Balmer La.In 409.75 410.25 Cybermate [2] 1.45 1.56 Godavari Dru 14.95 14.65 Ist Ltd. [5] 348.55 349.20 Loy.Tex Mill 290.05 290.00 Oone 0.94 0.98 Rel.Chemotx 60.65 58.40 Skcil 35.30 37.50 Ttil 0.91 0.95 V
G
Bambino Agro 118.05 120.50 Dacefrg 9.55 9.50 Gold Line [1] 0.67 0.64 Istrnetwk [4] 2.02 2.00 Ludolow Jute 74.55 76.00 Oraclecr 14.65 14.50 Relhome 4.43 4.32 Skp Secure. 56.30 59.10 Tulip Star H 49.00 49.00 H M W
Bampsl Secur 0.79 0.82 DaiIchi Kar 303.00 297.00 Goldcorp 111.70 115.00 Isw Ltd [1] 0.52 0.50 Lws Knitwear 4.81 4.57 Orient Trade [2] 3.09 2.94 Reltd 28.35 29.95 Sky Indust. 29.30 29.00 Tuticorin. 5.00 4.90 H W
Baroda Extr. [1] 0.27 0.27 Daikaffil Ch 19.50 21.35 Golden Lamin 501.50 500.65 Itl Industrs 81.55 87.00 Lykisltd 18.10 17.30 Oriental Ven [1] 53.50 53.90 Remi Edel 26.85 25.55 Smruthiorg 129.00 124.00 Tyche Inds 80.95 81.20 H W D m
Basant Agro [1] 3.36 3.32 Dalal St Inv 168.15 171.50 Golkunda Dia 12.51 12.25 Iwp [2] 47.20 47.35 Mac Charles 380.00 375.10 Orientelec [1] 186.10 187.80 Resonance 33.75 35.35 Smslife 272.10 285.70 Udaip Ceme [4] 11.95 11.99 M w w
Bcc Fuba 6.25 5.94 Dalbharat [2] 841.80 852.80 Goodricke 171.75 170.15 J.R.Foods 3.01 2.95 Machino Plas 79.50 80.55 Osiajee 33.55 33.90 Restile Cer. 2.49 2.58 Snl Bearings 186.50 199.00 Udayjew 81.55 85.40 m N M C
Bclenterpr 12.15 12.30 Danlaw Tech. 55.40 54.40 Goodyear (I) 978.40 977.60 Jagatjit Ind 27.10 27.00 Madhavipl 214.00 210.00 Oswal Yarns 5.42 5.15 Rexnord Ele. 24.50 25.30 Sntcl 7.70 7.58 Udl [2] 11.88 11.29 C
Bclil 70.70 69.75 Danube 9.00 9.45 Grauer& Wei [1] 47.90 48.05 Jagson Airli 0.84 0.88 Madrasfert 20.00 19.60 Otco Intern. [2] 18.20 17.30 Rfsl 8.27 8.25 Solara 467.50 460.40 Ugrocap 170.75 170.15 m
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PORTFOLIO
Personal Finance Bank FD Interest rates (%)
less than Years
FOREIGN
1 year 1 to 2 2 to 3 3 to 5 W.E.F
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Citi Bank 5.00 5.50 5.50 5.25 11-19
DBS Bank 6.50 6.75 6.50 6.50 10-19
From post-office schemes, bank/NBFC FDs, Deutsche Bank 6.00 7.00 7.00 7.75 11-19
HSBC 5.00 5.75 6.00 6.00 11-19
ro
annuity plans of insurance firms to MFs’ Scotia Bank 4.00 4.50 4.50 5.00 11-19
StanChart 6.60 6.80 6.80 6.50 11-19
systematic withdrawal plans, there are many INDIAN- PUBLIC SECTOR
options depending on your risk appetite Allahabad Bank 6.75 6.60 6.45 6.35 09-19
or
Andhra Bank 6.00 6.60 6.50 6.50 09-19
Bank of Mah 5.75 6.00 5.75 5.50 09-19
BOB 5.95 6.40 6.40 6.25 11-19
KEERTHI SANAGASETTI option in PMVVY. The scheme BOI 6.00 6.40 6.25 6.25 10-19
currently yields 8 per cent re Canara Bank 5.95 6.40 6.25 6.25 11-19
Are you looking to invest a turn per annum for this fre CBOI 6.00 6.40 6.25 6.25 11-19
om
Corp Bank 6.30 6.65 6.50 6.50 11-19
lumpsum such that you can earn quency. The tenure is fi xed for 10
IDBI Bank 6.00 6.45 6.25 6.25 11-19
a monthly income? From simple years. Indian Bank 6.00 6.50 6.50 6.50 11-19
bank fi xed deposits (FDs) to sys The minimum and maximum IOB 6.25 6.40 6.40 6.40 11-19
tematic withdrawal plans investment amounts (purchase OBC 6.00 6.50 6.50 6.50 10-19
(SWPs) in mutual funds, there price) are ₹ 1.5 lakh and ₹ 15 lakh PNB 6.10 6.40 6.25 6.25 11-19
Punjab & Sind 6.40 6.55 6.45 6.45 10-19
are a handful of options. Here’s a respectively, for monthly pay SBI 5.80 6.25 6.25 6.25 11-19
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lowdown on the products and outs. If you are fi ne with the Syndicate Bank 5.75 6.60 6.25 6.25 10-19
their suitability for various in quarterly payout option, you can UCO Bank 6.00 6.30 6.30 6.25 10-19
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vestors. invest in the SCSS as it off ers a Union Bank 6.25 6.60 6.40 6.45 10-19
United Bank 6.00 6.50 6.25 6.00 03-19
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Safe-haven choices Pension earned under the INDIAN- PRIVATE SECTOR
For those who don’t have any ap PMVVY and interest from the Axis Bank 6.55 6.80 6.85 6.75 11-19
petite for risk, the post offi ce SCSS are taxable under IOS at slab FDs are a simple investment avenue with a low-to-medium risk profile ISTOCK/MOHAMMED HANEEFA NIZAMUDEEN Bandhan Bank 6.80 7.40 7.35 7.35 09-19
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Catholic Syrian 6.00 6.75 6.50 6.50 08-19
monthly income scheme rates. Investment in the SCSS can CUB 6.25 6.60 6.35 6.35 10-19
(POMIS), which is open for all age be claimed as a deduction under over an immediate annuity plan, tenure involves an investment ₹ 50,000 under Section 80TTB of DCB 6.85 7.70 7.85 7.65 10-19
groups, and the Pradhan Mantri Section 80C. considering the returns. phase and a payout phase. the IT Act, 1961. Dhanlaxmi Bank 6.50 6.90 6.50 6.50 09-19
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ICICI Bank 6.25 6.85 6.75 6.75 10-19
above, are the safest options. is available for the premium Those with some appetite for only during the payout phase. SWPs: If you have the appetite to IDFC First Bank 7.00 7.50 7.25 7.25 10-19
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currently off ers an interest rate monthly payouts immediately slightly higher rates — 7 quarterly at a rate of instructs the AMC to pay out a medium risk TMB 6.80 7.10 7.00 6.75 08-19
TNSC Bank 6.75 7.30 6.75 6.75 03-19
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cent of the deposit. However, if taxed at slab rates under IOS. lower for monthly payouts com earned on bank deposits by various AMCs. options is taxable at Suryoday Small
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slab rates of 5 /20/30
s:
three years, only 1 per cent of the monthly payouts can opt for Bank FDs: That apart, some For instance, you can lock into demption of units, gains, if any, Ujjivan Small
per cent Finance Bank 7.00 8.10 8.30 7.00 09-19
deposit is deducted. PMVVY, given the superior re banks have come up with tailor longer tenure deposits when the on each withdrawal will be taxed
Interest on Post Offi ce Savings turns. Any amount left over and made products which pay in interest rate peaks. as capital gains under the IT Act. Data taken from respective bank's website as on 19
Schemes is taxable at slab rates above the ₹ 15lakh limit, can be terest at monthly rests. For in Investors with a marginally For equityoriented funds, the November 2019. For each year range, maximum offered
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amount below Rs 1 Cr. Compiled by Bankbazaar.com.
Other Sources’ (IOS). For individuals looking for posit Monthly Income Option. deposits off ered by NBFCs with taxed at 15 per cent, if the period
PMVVY: Another choice for products with near zero risk, This is diff erent from a plain good credit rating. Generally, the of holding does not exceed 12
seniors is the monthly payout POMIS would be the better bet vanilla FD in the sense that the higher interest rate off ered by months. If held for more than 12
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NBFCs compared to banks, com months, longterm gains beyond
pensate for the higher risk. ₹ 1 lakh will be taxed at 10 per
For instance, AAArated Bajaj cent.
Finance currently pays interest In the case of any other fund Coming Up
in the range of 7.72 to 8.05 per held for more than 36 months,
cent per annum depending longterm capital gains at 20 per November 26
upon the tenure, for its monthly cent will apply (with indexation (Tuesday)
payout option. benefi t). ■
Insurance
Interest income earned on FDs If held for a lower period,
of banks or NBFCs, is taxable un shortterm capital gains shall be November 27
der IOS. In the case of interest included in the total income of (Wednesday)
earned on bank FDs alone, senior the individual and taxed ■
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citizens can claim a deduction of accordingly.
POLITICS
Opposition wants JPC to probe electoral bonds ‘scam’ Delhi’s air quality has improved: Javadekar
OUR BUREAU sourcebased approach has ing us to eat carrots. Are we
Piyush Goyal trashes Congress’ claims, Bank of India and their con New Delhi, November 21 been adopted by the govern goats?” Bajwa asked. He was
cerns were adequately The Centre has told Parlia ment to control air pollu commenting on a Twitter re
says concerns of EC, RBI addressed addressed. ment that it is taking all pos tion which gets aggravated mark by Harsh Vardhan that
The Minister underlined sible measures to check the during during winter root vegetables can help
OUR BUREAU smuggled “anonymous that it was a step towards intro severe air pollution in Delhi. months. people to fi ght ailments due
New Delhi, November 21 opaque electoral bonds” into ducing clean money in politics Replying to a calling at Major sources contribut to air pollution.
The new revelations on elect the country’s system. and only the corrupt are op tention motion in Rajya ing to air pollution are in Bajwa also attacked
oral bonds, based on docu “The question is that there’s posed to it. Sabha on Thursday, Environ dustrial emissions, vehicu Javadekar over his sugges
ments accessed through RTI, a perception that the system “For the fi rst time, we put a ment Minister Prakash lar emissions, road and soil tion that people should be
have rocked both the Houses of can be rigged and that under stop to corruption and black Javadekar said there is gen dust, construction and de gin their days by tuning
Parliament here on Thursday. mines the faith of people in money being pumped into eral improvement on air molition activities, biomass into music.
The Opposition raised it in Ra democracy. Here there’s em Congress MPs addressing the media on the electoral bond issue in politics. The Congress is quality of Delhi in 2018 from and garbage burning, etc,”
jya Sabha and Lok Sabha and pirical evidence that the sys New Delhi on Thursday SANDEEP SAXENA steeped in corruption, from 2017. the Minister said. ‘Lack of seriousness’
demanded formation of a tem can be manipulated to Bofors to Coalgate and with He claimed in his state BJP member Vijay Goel’s al
Joint Parliamentary Commit one’s advantage,” Tewari said. former Minister said. Naidu denied permission to their Prime Minister going ment that the number of Congress’ jibe legations against the AAP
tee to probe the Earlier Tewari raised the is raise the matter. with suitcases full of cash, Con ‘good’, ‘satisfactory’, and Opposition leader Ghulam government in Delhi led to
“scam.” Cong walks out sue during the Zero Hour in The House got adjourned till gress is a metaphor for corrup ‘moderate’ days of air qual Nabi Azad, however, termed some heated arguments
Congress spokes Scan & Share The Congress has de Lok Sabha, but when he re 12 pm on the matter. tion. Cash worth crores has ity has increased to 159 days the Centre’s eff orts inad among elders. He accused
person and Lok manded that there ferred to the role of the Prime been found in senior Congress in 2018. In 2017, Delhi had equate. He said there is no the Delhi government of
Sabha member Man should be a full Minister’s Offi ce citing docu BJP rubbishes charges leaders’ homes. They have used 152 such days and 106 days point in bringing politics dealing with the issue
ish Tewari told re fl edged political dis ments, Speaker Om Birla Meanwhile, the BJP on black money for a long time. in 2016. into the issue and urged without any seriousness
porters that success cussion on the issue. turned his mike off . The Con Thursday defended electoral We are the only party which The motion on the ‘situ Prime Minister Narendra and alleged corruption in
ive governments “We are fully cog gress members protested at bonds as a right step towards has acted against black money ation arising out of the dan Modi to convene a meeting the State government’s de
ensured that the nisant of the fact that this point and party’s presid transparency and “clean” and promoted transparency gerous levels of air pollu of all aff ected States and cision to distribute 50 lakh
country’s political fi nancing the matter is sub judice. Parlia ent Sonia Gandhi led the Op funding of elections. and clean money,” he said. tion in the country, fi nd a solution. masks among the people.
system is kept as free from in ment is the appropriate forum position to walk out of the Addressing a press confer The Minister asserted that particularly in Delhi’, was Congress member Pratap Goel’s remarks were
fl uence of corporates as pos to discuss the damage these House. In Rajya Sabha too, the ence at the BJP headquarters, this is the fi rst time that moved by BJP MPs RK Sinha, Singh Bajwa ridiculed cer countered by AAP members
sible, but in 2017, in the guise of forms are doing to our demo Opposition demanded a dis the Commerce Minister Piyush donors, whose KYC norms Vijay Goel, KJ Alphons and tain remarks made by Sanjay Singh and Sushil
Finance Bill without a struc cracy, we’d also like to urge the cussion on election bonds. Goyal said detailed discussions have been verifi ed by the SBI, others. Health Minister Harsh Vard Gupta, who were supported
tured discussion, the Naren Supreme Court to expedi They started protests saying were held with the Election channel money legally to polit “For management of air han and Javadekar in Twitter by members from Opposi
dra Modi government tiously hear this matter,” the that Chairman Venkaiah Commission and the Reserve ical parties. pollution in Delhi and NCR, on the matter. “They are ask tion.
Divestment of PSUs: Don’t sell the family silver, trade unions tell government
OUR BUREAU vesting up to 76 per cent of the benefi t the big business ing blind eye to the fact that eliminate pub X workers held
W ary 8. The CPI(M), too, exten isation within a year. In order
New Delhi, November 21 Government equity of the con houses and cost the exchequer privatisation of CPSUs is lic sector from “The government is here on Wed ded the support for workers. to meet its profl igate expendit
Ten central trade unions de cern CPSUs. According to the of an amount of ₹ 1.45 lakh bound to infl ict revenue loss the economic turning blind eye to the nesday said 21 The party’s Polit Bureau said ure, mostly on propaganda
nounced the Centre’s decision decision, BPCL, CONCOR and crore. on account of loss of huge map of India, fact that privatisation is unions belong in a statement that the and spin, this government is
to privatise key public sector Shipping Corpora “More such pack amount of taxes, duties and di it is felt that bound to inflict revenue ing to BPCL, Centre’s decision is com selling public assets to meet a
unions. In a joint statement, tion will be sold out Scan & Share ages are under con vidend payment by these the need of the loss on account of loss of
HPCL and MRPL pletely detrimental to India’s target of raising ₹ 1.10 lakh
they expressed their “strong to private compan sideration of the gov CPSUs,” the statement said. hour is to ur huge amount of taxes,
have served sovereignty. crore. In the process, product
protest and utter annoyance” ies. Further, NTPC is ernment. Now to gently activate strike notice ive and valuecreating PSUs are
duties and dividend
at the decision to privatise “ex being directed by the make good the rev BPCL workers’ strike the United and are work Crony corporates being sold to promote their
payment by these
cellentlyrun, cash rich, CPSUs” Government to buy enue loss, the govern They have also decided to sup Platform of ing to make it a “The Modi government has crony corporates to gain stra
CPSUs”
and termed the move as dis out NEEPCO and ment has resorted to port the BPCL workers in the CPSU Workers grand success. shortlisted 28 PSUs in steel, en tegic control of the Indian eco
astrous. THDC,” the state selling out CPSUs “oneday token strike” on to chalk out The unions gineering, construction, avi nomy. This is akin to selling
“Paths pronounced are out ment said. with huge physical November 28. appropriate nationwide, long will serve strike notice on ation, electronic, ports, rail family silver to meet daily ex
right privatisation, partial but The unions said the recent and fi nancial assets. Shock “Given the aggressive des drawn struggles,” they said. December 21 for the nation ways, defence production and penditures inevitably ruining
eff ective privatisation by di economic ‘bailout packages’ ingly, the government is turn peration of the government to A convention of oil sector wide strike planned on Janu some other sectors for privat the family,” the party said.
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lowest common place. to take them on considering rics on the platform so there brand or a hotel can advertise
does not rely on algorithms alone denominator? they are already way ahead Social media is slowly is no rush to gain validation in the travel feed or when
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While video-sharing app TikTok Indian sensibilities will be the to respect the local nuances The underlying belief is that good quality con have known. At the does not automatically qual function that a brand can
has run into key to its success in the and the local laws if they oper good content will get its audi tent, which goes Scan & Share same time, there is ify to be a part of a feed. It has bring their brand ambas
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controversy country. In an interview ate across geographies. We ence. We handhold creators beyond memes, an increasing to pass through a series of sador to and have an interac
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India (the Sunil Nair, Firework strong moderation and cura them create, to help them put an endless scroll of security, publishing well within the guidelines. through ads and we also al
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TikTok’s TikTok has down notes of the mistakes within 30 seconds. Our creat logy meets good storytelling. Social media has moved to money globally and For India operations, are
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platform so there is no rush to gain by the fact that a prominent the space. I would like to icon Valley led by our co brand and organically be plus. In India, we have a team
validation to your work by getting director like Chaitanya KM point out that other than the founder and COO, Jerry Luk, comes part of a relevant feed. of eight right now and we will
likes on the content you create. has been able to create 30 common factor of the short building content moderation These brands have the option be growing the team expo
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AGR issue: Telcos may Will spectrum breather help fix the financial mess?
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knock on SC’s door today OUR BUREAU lion/$1.7 billion annually for Idea Limited, we do not see correspondingly revised up tension of payment timelines
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Mumbai, November 21 Reliance Jio/Bharti/Vodafone this improving balance sheet wards and equally spread over as well as waiver of interest
S RONENDRA SINGH day of the SC’s Order (on AGR). ₹ 92,641 crore (disputed ac The spectrum payment Idea. leverage the com the remaining instal and penalties that constitute
New Delhi, November 21 The SC, in its Order on Octo tual demand is ₹ 23,189 crore, moratorium announced by “With this announced two pany, which stood ments due to be paid ~75 per cent of the amounts
Telecom companies includ ber 24, had rejected the levy of interest of ₹ 41,650 the Centre on Wednesday may year moratorium on such pay at 20x (netdebtto by the telcos without payable),” analysts at Citi said.
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ing Bharti Airtel, Vodafone claims made by the telecom crore, penalty of ₹ 10,923 crore help telecom operators, espe ments (in FY21 and FY22), EBITDA) as of any change to the While deferment of spec
Idea and Tata Teleser operators on the and interest on penalty of cially Vodafone Idea, to tide Bharti and Vodafone Idea can September 2019. time period specifi ed. trum auction payment is in
vices may move the issue of AGR on ₹ 16,878 crore). In addition, over nearterm liquidity is potentially save $2 billion and For Bharti, this “While the line with analysts’ expecta
Supreme Court on Fri the ground that the SC had allowed DoT to ap sues, but it may not move the $3.3 billion respectively over moratorium will moratorium on spec tions, no decision on licence
day or Saturday in a the operators ply the same formula while needle in terms of improving this period, amounting to 41 help better meet trum payments, com fees reduction is clearly
plea against the apex had agreed to pay collecting spectrum usage the industry’s overall fi nan per cent and 52 per cent of any potential AGR bined with the recent negative.
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ments and also waiving the 1999. It had left the ball in De “The companies have to go cent of the bid amount up thus the spectrum morator According to analysts at Citi tide over its delicate cash fl ow face challenges in paying the
penalties. partment of Telecom’s (DoT) for a plea against its Order to front to the government, with ium will not impact our im Research Equities, the policy situation, uncertainty pre annual spectrum payment of
Several sources from the in court to decide and collect the the Supreme Court for some the remaining amount pay plied value for the stocks,”said decision by the Centre was dis vails on two other key relief ₹ 120 billion and ₹ 60 billion
able over 16 years (post an ini a report by Goldman Sachs appointing as the deferrals measures sought by the com respectively, then it will be
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dustry told BusinessLine that AGR from the operators respite, including more time
the plea has been prepared within three months. The de on payments and waiver on tial twoyear moratorium), in Equity Research. would be NPVneutral, i.e., panies, viz.: 1) reduction in re more challenging for them to
and fi nalised to move the mand by DoT includes in interest penalties. They are cluding 9.310 per cent rate of “While this moratorium there is no change in the ap curring levies (e.g., licence pay AGR dues of ₹ 530 billion
apex court, seeking its inter terest, penalty and interest on optimistic about a new rul interest. This repayment helps nearterm liquidity for plicable interest rates and fu fees) and 2) reduction in AGR and ₹ 356 billion immedi
amounts to $0.5 billion/$1 bil telcos, especially Vodafone ture instalments would be related liabilities (through ex ately,” said Credit Suisse.
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vention, as they can only do penalty on the outstanding ing,” an industry source privy
this within 30 days from the amount, which amounts to to the matter said.
Betsy Atkins
named OYO
independent
director
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, November 21
OYO Hotels and Homes on
Thursday announced the ap
pointment of Betsy Atkins,
CEO and founder of Baja Cor
poration, as an independent
director on the company’s
board of directors.
Betsy, as an independent
member of the board, would
play a supervisory role and
provide guidance to the
founder and the manage
ment on key business de
cisions.
“We are fortunate to have
someone of Betsy’s calibre on
our board of directors,” said
Ritesh Agarwal, founder and
group CEO, OYO Hotels and
Homes.
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Kolhapur district took a violent ing ₹ 200 per tonne as a bonus.
turn on Thursday with reports of A senior offi cial in the Sugar
sugarcanehauling tractors be Commissioner’s offi ce alleged
But Board data show consumed domestically, especially ing set on fi re and tyres being that Shetti’s protests have be
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by the industry, as there are hardly punctured on the highway, to come an annual feature in the
production is rising any natural exports from India. The block traffi c. Kolhapur and Sangli belt. The SSS
domestic NR sector is a benefi ciary Local police have confi rmed demand for uniform bonus from
V SAJEEV KUMAR of complete off take by the consum that in the last 24 hours a num all the mills is not viable, he said,
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Kochi, November 21 ing interests even though domestic ber of such incidents have been noting that each mill has diff er
Faced with a natural rubber crunch, prices have been ruling higher than reported in Shirol and Hatkanan ent fi nancial health, production
the tyre industry is in touch with the international rates, he said. gale talukas of Kolhapur district. capacity and liabilities.
Rubber Board to increase domestic “What is equally disturbing is There have also been some dis In spite of repeated eff orts, Sh
production and improve quality. that this year the demand for nat turbances in the neighbouring etti was not available for
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Domestic produce usually arrives ural rubber is less in view of the on Sangli district. comments.
QUICKLY in the market at the onset of peak going slowdown, so imports have Kolhapur and Sangli are the A lot will depend on Saturday’s
season midSeptember. But contracted due to the increased sugar bowls of Maharashtra. Oosh Parishad (Sugarcane Con
Soya oil rises despite weak cues this year, even in mid dependence on domestic The violent incidents come at a ference) of the farmers, which is
Indore, November 21 November, supply has rubber. Imports in dicts the industry claim. According Offi cial sources maintain that the time when the Sugar Commis an annual meet of the sugarcane
Despite weak global cues not increased. This is September contracted to the statistics, natural rubber pro continuing rains — right from the sioner of Maharashtra has given growing farmers in Maharashtra.
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and physical demand, also indicative of the by 40 per cent,” he said. duction during AprilSeptember South West monsoon to the North permission to 162 sugar mills to At the Oosh Parishad, which
intense speculation lifted eff ect of climate “Had it been a year of 2019 was 3,08,000 tonnes, com East monsoon in the growing re operate in the State from Friday. would be held near Kolhapur, it
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soya oil prices, with soya change in the tradi normal tyre production, pared with 2,77,000 tonnes in the gions till date — has hindered tap Since both the talukas are in would be clear if SSS takes a con
refi ned being quoted at tional growing areas, the impact of late and corresponding period last year. ping in several plantations in a big the vicinity of border districts frontational stand or is willing to
₹ 798800/10 kg, while soya said Rajiv Budhraja, Dir limited arrivals and over Industry sources said the Rubber way. Normally rains during the with Karnataka, a number of negotiate, the offi cial said.
solvent ruled at ₹ 755 60. ector General, Automot all tightness in availability Board fi gures point to increased North East monsoon take place only farmers want to sell their sugar In the current sugar season,
Palm oil (Indore) quoted at ₹ 760/10 kg. Cotton ive Tyre Manufacturers Associ would have been even more production, but natural rubber ar in the evening. But the current spell, cane to mills in the neighbour the mills are carrying up to 12
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oil (Gujarat) at ₹ 745, while groundnut oil ation (ATMA). severe,” Budharja added. rivals in the market are squeezed. especially in the morning hours, ing State, as the prices there are months of unsold inventory, plus
(Indore) ruled at ₹ 1,02040/10 kg. Mustard The tyre industry has always as They said production has gone up in has hampered tapping. This, better. However, they are al their balance sheets are also
seeds quoted lower, at ₹ 3,7503,800 a quintal, pired to have a competitive do Rubber Board data the fi rst half, while consumption re coupled with lower price realisa legedly being prevented from do weak therefore they may not ne
while raida ruled at ₹ 3,850. OUR CORRESPONDENT mestic natural rubber sector. Al However, production fi gures avail ported a declining trend in the tion of rubber, has forced many ing so by other farmer groups. gotiate with SSS and other farm
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most the entire production is able from the Rubber Board contra same period. farmers to abstain from harvesting. The farmers’ political outfi t, ers’ groups, the offi cial added.
Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghtana For the sugar season 201819,
(SSS), is said to be at the forefront sugarcane was planted on about
Good demand lifts sugar prices
Mumbai, November 21
sured that the mills don’t oper metric tonnes of sugarcane was
Improved demand for fi ne
ate. The outfi t, led by farm leader crushed. The average sugar re
quality sugar lifted prices on
Raju Shetti, has been demanding covery was 11.26 per cent, while
Thursday. On Wednesday14
15 mills sold 39,00040,000
from the sugar mills. Shetti metric tonnes. Across the State,
bags at ₹ 3,1003,230 a
wants a higher bonus from the 195 sugar mills were active.
quintal of Sgrade and
₹ 3,2303,400 of Mgrade.
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Ahmedabad, November 21 a month later, is about 40 per cent continued till early November
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₹ 3,3823,570. Naka delivery rates: Sgrade
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farms waterlogged and the soil around the same time last year.
muddy, there is inordinate delay in “There is rainwater in some low
caused thunderstorm accompan
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rabi sowing for crucial crops such lying fi elds even now. It is just about During the SouthWest Monsoon
as wheat, gram (chana) and cumin a week now that we are seeing season, Gujarat received excess PS SUNDAR announcing the minimum price
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unable to till the land due cial of the Gujarat agri ing. Sowing of grams stood at a The Kutch region received 84 per price for the green leaf bought from tices to factories that had not paid
to wet soil. In a normal culture department. little over 26,000 hectares, i.e. 88 cent more rainfall at 738 mm, while small growers. such sums in full. It had now in
year, rabi sowing kicks off The delay in rabi sow per cent lower than normal sowing. North Gujarat received 20 per cent The Board has announced that structed such factories in Gudalur
in October. ing will aff ect the arrival Other key rabi crops, including excess rainfall at 856 mm, East and action would be taken against the and Panthalur to pay 50 per cent of
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The State has seen over of some important crops sugarcane and cumin, saw sowing Central region got 31 per cent more tea factories in Gudalur and the pending sum in 12 weeks, he
all rabi sowing on about including wheat, cumin at 35,311 hectares and 19,723 hectares rains at 1071 mm, while Saurashtra Panthalur that have not paid the said.
4.86 lakh hectares till and gram. In Gujarat, ir respectively. This is less than even and South Gujarat region received pending amount to the small The Board has also advised the
November 18, which is about 85 per rigated wheat sowing is reported half of what was seen around the 54 per cent and 48 per cent excess growers. small growers to approach its offi
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cent lower than the 31.19 lakh hec on about 40,000 hectares, which is same time last year. After delayed rains at 1027 mm and 2111 mm re Tea Board Executive Director Dr M cials if they face any problem get
tares earmarked for rabi sowing in barely 4 per cent of the normal sow monsoon withdrawal by later part spectively. Balaji said that the Board had been ting their dues, he said.
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conventional electricity gener Hyderabad, November 21 been tendered and were issues.” nearly 56 per cent , with solar 2020, assuming stable market
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onyear in October. Demand try increased by 44 per cent in of the quarter. Rooftop solar Revision in forecast wind with 13.6 per cent. Coal Tamil Nadu was the top state
from the western region was Q3 2019, reaching 2,170 MW installations declined by just The report attributes the revi accounted for almost 44.1 per for largescale solar installa
According to a Kotak report, outstanding dues of discoms have
signifi cantly down 20 per cent (2.2GW), compared to 1,510 16 per cent quarterover sion in the solar forecast to the cent of new capacity. tions in Q3 2019, followed by
more than doubled to ₹ 74,700 crore from ₹ 35,500 crore
and a similar trend was wit MW in Q2 2019. quarter in Q3 2019, a total 245 slowdown in rooftop solar in According to the report, In Rajasthan and Karnataka.
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14 per cent reduction in genera Exchange (IEX) decreased 48 have more than doubled to per cent yearoveryear (YoY) stalled in Q2 2019. Rooftop sioning of largescale projects, tions stood at 33.8 GW by the were mostly concentrated in
tion. per cent YoY to 3.4 billion kWh. ₹ 74,700 crore from ₹ 35,500 compared to 1,592 MW in Q3 solar installations fell by 44 and over a gigawatt of projects end of Q3 2019. However, fi ve states, which made up 96
Power generated from coal However, it comes on a high crore. Additionally, 34 thermal 2018. per cent YoY that were rooftop installations still only per cent of installed capacity
decreased 19 per cent in Octo base of the previous year. On a power projects, representing However, solar installations compared to scheduled to be made up 12 per cent of the in the quarter. Solar accounted
ber 2019 YoY. How trailing 12month 40 GW of capacity, is under in the fi rst nine months (9M) 435 MW in commissioned total. Because of the liquidity for 41.4 per cent of the new
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by 32 per cent and hy average prices stood Already, States such as Tamil compared to 6.7 GW of capa Raj Prabhu, getting pushed cial and industrial players are Renewable energy capacity
del by 22 per cent. at ₹ 2.71/kWh in the Nadu and Andhra Pradesh are city added in the same period CEO and Co to 2020 due to struggling to fi nance rooftop additions continue to increase
Renewable Energy month compared not paying up. Andhra Pra of 2018, according to the newly Founder of Mer legal issues, projects. The country has at a signifi cant pace in India,
generation fell 13 per with ₹ 2.77/kWh in Au desh’s average payable days to released Q3 2019 India Solar com Capital land acquisi crossed 4 GW of cumulative accounting for approximately
cent YoY in October gust 2019. the renewable generators rose Market Update by Mercom In Group said: “Solar installations tion problems, execution rooftop solar installations and 35.7 per cent of India’s cumu
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basis (from April 1 to October in demand was also refl ected in from around 100 in 2018, ac In Q3 2019, largescale in trend seen over the past fi ve state Issues – policy instability, the 2022 target of 40 GW. Solar electricity generation
31), renewable energy genera August and September. SBI had cording to a Fitch Ratings ana stallations totalled 1,925 MW quarters; however, we are re and access to fi nancing. Mercom has revised its solar crossed 10 billion units (BUs)
tion was up 1.3 per cent. This highlighted that electricity de lysis. Tamil Nadu has overdue compared to 1,218 MW in Q2 vising our forecast down for Total power capacity addi forecast down to 7.3 GW for ca in Q3 2019. In the same quarter
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was due to lower wind genera mand in India has contracted payments of ₹ 9,807 crore. Tel 2019 and 1,157 MW in Q3 2018. 2019 as over 1 GW of projects tions in the fi rst nine months pacity additions in Calender the investments in the Indian
tion, according to Motilal Os to an eightyear low in Septem angana’s record worsened to The largescale solar project de have been delayed. The of 2019 were 13 GW in India Year 2019 from the previous es solar sector were 11 per cent
wal. On a YTD, conventional ber. This contraction in de more than 280 payable days by velopment pipeline for the rooftop market continues to from all power generation timate of 8 GW. Mercom is es lower compared to invest
generation was up a mere 1 per mand impacts all stakeholders. fi scal yearend 2019 from under country has increased to 22.6 be weak amid a lack of fi nan sources. Of this, renewable en timating about 10 GW of in ments made in Q2 2019
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The studio business not require the partner to hold
corded 28 merger and acquisi deal sentiments and appetite was replaced by an inbound big ticket cross border deals. Furniture and home products model does not require product inventory, is based on
tion (M&A) deals worth $1.53 for big ticket deals. strategic investment in Adani However, the overall M&A deal marketplace Pepperfry is up the partner to hold 100 per cent price parity; the
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billion, compared to 47 deals This was driven by the gov Gas by French major Total SA to activity continued to see a de beat about strengthening its product inventory, is franchisee owners can benefi t
worth $2.81 billion during the ernment’s corporate tax cut, take India’s clean energy drive clining trend as compared to presence in the South. The com based on 100 per cent
by earning commission on each
same month of 2018, accord which has improved both in forward. Deal volumes was previous comparable months. pany on Thursday launched its price parity
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report. ence. This also resulted in the per cent drop in deal values ceuticals, automotive, bank start up, pharma, banking, IT, dio Pepperfry — in Coimbatore, “South India accounts for
These included one deal val average deal size more than and volumes respectively, ing and fi nancial services, en infra and ecommerce sectors making it the 67th studio in the egory Offi cer, Pepperfry, said the more than 40 per cent of our
ued at over $500 million and doubling from $24 million in primarily due to low activity in ergy and natural resources, IT led the deal values in YearTo country. It plans to expand the studios have helped contribute overall business,” he said.
three deals valued at over $100 September 2019 to $55 million the domestic deal trends. Oc and ITeS, and media and enter Date 2019, capturing 89 per network to 100 experiential more than 30 per cent of the The company’s total turnover
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totalling $1.4 billion and ac large domestic transactions On the M&A front, while the values. IT, startup and pharma In Coimbatore, Pepperfry has periential centres enhance cus are growing at 6570 per cent
counting for 91 per cent of the ‘Low domestic activity ’ aggregating to about $2.1 bil domestic deal segment saw a sectors continue to drive deal partnered with SSVR Enter tomer engagement, helps pen yearonyear. Per day order en
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values fell by 45 per cent and “M&A activity in October 2019 the media and entertainment ues by 90 per cent, crossbor added. Hussaine Kesury, Chief Cat entrepreneurs. 10,000 too, he added.
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looking at the product, that it is coming next foreseeable future” there is no in for. “Therefore, our potential in the fu establish a “fairly decent network, brand
from the same platform,” he adds. vestment needed for capacity creation. ture, to not have to invest in capacity and awareness, and so on”.
MURALI GOPALAN threat of dilution. “So, if they are two dif This means that the exclusive DNA of a Right now, Ford has still grow, is very high. So we are, in some With Ford, however, the timeframe
ferent companies, two diff erent brands, Mahindra and Ford product would be in 40 per cent sense, wellprepared for a market turn would not be so long and, in fact, result
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here are a whole lot of contours how does it help? That’s the question tact which means the look, feel and drive available (it around,” says Goenka. In his view, this is in getting “almost instant access” to
to the partnership between that has been asked of me,” says Goenka. would also be completely diff erent and has two a clear positive since it means being many markets. “So therefore, using Ford
Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) The starting point to this query lies in easy identifi able in the process. plants in “protected for a long time” in terms of for growing Mahindra volumes and
and Ford but at the core lies the product development which goes bey Beyond product development, the Chennai capacity. selling (Mahindra) products through
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intent to create a foundation for what ond the partners’ strengths of technical combined strengths in sourcing will be and San With these combined strengths at the the Ford brand both become a very
could become an “emerging market expertise and frugal engineering. substantial too and lead to signifi cant and) backend, the M&M chief is confi dent that strong future potential,” says Goenka.
strong business centre”. cost savings. Even a 11.5 per cent reduc while the stage will then be set for the global For instance, take a hypothetical in
According to Pawan Goenka, Man New platforms tion in material costs “is worth its weight M&M, reach that the partnership has out stance of Marazzo where M&M, on its
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aging Director of M&M, this is perhaps In the area of developing new platforms, in gold” since it will mean a “humong after the lined as its core objective. “M&M has own, may target overseas shipments of
among the most important components for instance, where each partner would ous increase” in profi ts. expan good emerging market products, but around 500 units a month. If a Ford ver
of the alliance which needs to have to earmark a certain in sion in we do not have a reach, and to create a sion of Marazzo ends up becoming a
be understood in its entirety. It vestment for this eff ort, doing Access to global sourcing Chakan, reach is not as easy as those who are not good MPV for emerging markets under
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was also the starting point for it jointly would see the creation As Goenka adds, M&M will also get access would be at in the business would think,” he says. the Ford brand, shipping out 5,000odd
talks between the two former al of one platform. This would to the global sourcing world of Ford. about 6065 units is actually conceivable. This optim
lies. spawn a vehicle each for M&M Right now, this is primarily confi ned to per Brand awareness ism is bone out by the fact that Ford’s ex
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was only too aware that it had a 33 per in product development. “When it comes to what we source dealer net ilar range as also the EcoSport to the US.
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ence worldwide but it was M&M the tune of ₹ 1,2001,500 crore, ise, probably among the best here, but awareness in growing exports through Ford, which
that had the business model for this to the onethird savings would work out to when it comes to global sourcing, our ex and the eco benefi ts both Ford and Mahindra. The
work well. The most logical step, there ₹ 400500 crore just in doing that one pertise is very limited,” he explains. system for Ford network gets a product at a compet
fore, was to take Ford’s global presence product,” explains Goenka. Whether it is warehousing, itive price that they don’t have today,”
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emerging markets to create a strong of using the same platform and plant (be volumes and selling (Mahindra) “takes a lot of just an example of the potential that lies
union. it at either company’s facility) becomes products through the Ford brand both eff ort and ahead.
an additional advantage. become a very strong future
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In the process, this would then create tre this joint eff ort will just not be about especially evid means the company’s fi xed cost comes
mendous value where the partners changing the grille and putting a badge PAWAN GOENKA down on a much larger volume. “Any of
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He is candid enough to admit that In the process, there will be three “dis
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tinct things” happening in the emerging
Goenka. vidual priorities. Indiacentric.
pertise and resources are ahead of what difficult to stand on As he reasons, this is a global business “We would expect that at any given markets strategy. The fi rst, begins
M&M has in its kitty, what the Indian SUV Goenka, is the new product developed in
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The combination of these strengths about the fact that partnerships are with MNCs in India. “It does matter and Ford are promoterled where there is dia. There are also multiple products and The second is Mahindra products ex
would have the potential to create “the inevitable in today’s rapidly chan whether you are selling in one, two, fi ve a Bill Ford and Anand Mahindra who can continuous product development,” elab ported as Mahindra products in emer
most appropriate” products for emer ging automotive landscape. countries or 30 countries… alliances are a “come together and talk.. resolve things orates Goenka. By the end of the day, it is a ging markets with the Ford network
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ging markets. “From Mahindra’s side, as we look at must,” he reiterates. or give directions”. This cannot happen in story of two former partners coming to helping out. And the third is a Mahindra
“For instance, if M&M is able to do the automotive business overall globally, There are a whole lot of examples professionalled companies where CEOs gether on a foundation of mutual trust product getting exported, with a change
today, on its own, a good value product it’s becoming very clear that even large already mushrooming across the world. come and go. and respect for each other’s competen in appearance, as a Ford product in the
at 9596 per cent of what the customer players fi nd it diffi cult to remain small Toyota and Suzuki have joined hands for This joint venture is also diff erent from cies. As he says, it is a case of equal part Ford network globally.
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wants and, with Ford’s help, if this can go scale,” says the Managing Director of India and other emerging markets while what M&M had done earlier with Renault ners who individually bring a lot of value Needless to say, continues Goenka,
to 99100 per cent, that is the gap that we M&M. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Groupe or with Navistar. Those were Indiacentric to the table. both companies need to constantly
fi ll there in the product,” elaborates And if small scale is defi ned as selling PSA have decided to merge. Ford, incid and oneproduct JVs where the multina “Let's combine together and create a lot monitor trends in emerging markets to
Goenka. nearly three million vehicles, it is a no entally, has also teamed up with Volkswa tional partners used this as a route to more value,” says an optimistic Goenka decide the price points, technology and
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The net result is “a very strong brainer that a company like M&M would gen for pickups and electric mobility in enter India. In its turn, M&M leveraged on the rationale of combing strengths for so on.
product” for global markets where need an ally. Europe. In Goenka’s view, there could not the alliances to learn more about the auto a common goal. If things go according to “This is where Ford’s technical base
neither partner will attempt to over “If we ever think that we can do have been a better cultural fi t for M&M industry and its various aspects. To that plan, the sky is the limit for both compan and Mahindra’s frugal approach will
shadow the other. In the process, both without it, we are being foolhardy. One than Ford given the fact that they were al extent, the focus was shortterm and lim ies. “We can share plants, sourcing, sup come together and give us the muscle
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the Mahindra and Ford brands will stay has to accept that in the emerging scen lies nearly two decades ago before amic ited to the scope defi ned. However, the JV pliers, network…” he adds. power to compete with very aggressive
strong and independent without any players,” declares the M&M chief.
For Carraro, India remains a key As the craze for car connectivity
component despite slowdown woes grows, sustainability is the challenge
A price-sensitive market Customer experience in the automotive in
This is auto-parts maker’s second andro Gigli, Purchasing & Information Techno here and perhaps two smaller units in other loc dustry is on the move, with more ‘moments that
logy Director, quickly takes his place. According ations,” he continues. Pune will, therefore, end like India also represents matter’. Companies have realised that though op
largest market and tipped to be to him, the group is betting big in the electric up becoming the mother plant that supplies timising customer moments is not a simple task,
mobility space and had displayed its hybrid parts elsewhere to these hubs.
a potential that is unmatched
No 1 in the next five years once done, the payoff is signifi cant.
tractor at the Eima fair in Italy last year. “This is what I think will happen since big MG (Morris Garages) Motor India’s Hector,
MURALI GOPALAN Yet, bringing this model to India is not on the plants are too costly for the future and you need AMRITA NAIR-GHASWALLA touted as India’s fi rst internet car with 50+ connec
radar since the Centre still needs to formulate a something faster to service the market,” says
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about Mario Carraro. The nonagen Carraro to contemplate such off erings. “We are business model . car’s 12volt outlet and connects to a mobile adding several new features such as Apple Car Play
arian smiles goodnaturedly when ready anytime the gates are thrown open here. If phone. The Amazon Echo Auto encourages and enhancing overall user experience. The com
asked to go down memory lane. there is a market and policy, we are ready to go,” Potential for e-mobility consumers to take the company’s Alexa voice pany recently launched a digital showroom in
The group that he founded decades ago bears reiterates Gigli. And even while electric mobility is in its early assistant along for the ride, hauling the techno Bengaluru.
his surname and recently completed 20 years in He is quick to clarify though that it is not Car stages, he believes that it has the potential to al logy related to connected cars to a completely new The MG ZS EV, slated to be unveiled in India next
India. “When I began dreaming of doing a busi raro’s intent to compete with its tractor custom ter the landscape since it is completely diff erent level. Though the Amazon Echo Auto is the new kid month, is expected to have many more features.
ness in India, this was a country known for ers. The hybrid will be considered for from the traditional mechanical sys on the block as far as connected cars go, a SIM card Owned by China’s SAIC Motor Corp, MG has
brands such as Gandhi and Nehru,” reminis India only if it is in a niche segment tem. with a connected device (dongle) was the cynosure partnered with Microsoft, Adobe, SAP, Cisco, and
cences Carraro. Today, it supplies axles and that does not end up grabbing a share Scan & Share ”I believe that if you are not fast of all eyes way back in 2017. This was the time when other tech giants to power the iSMART tech
transmissions for agricultural/construction of the existing tractor pie. enough to react, you had better not usedcar company Mahindra First nology. Likewise, a host of new off erings
equipment applications to a host of customers. Carraro is also developing GPSen venture into this space,” adds Gigli. Choice decided to include the have connectiv
The founder is clearly pleased about the fact abled autonomous tractors for farms in He is confi dent that Carraro’s new inexpensive little accessory ity on their
that products are shipped out of the Ran Europe. The chances of these coming to generation of employees will play a in vehicles, instantly bring plate to woo
jangaon plant near Pune to Italy. India, he says, is India are quite remote given the di big role in this transition where the ing several smart features to the new
the second headquarters for Carraro after Italy. verse ground realities visavis Europe future will bring “a change in think their cars. stream of
After all, it contributes to 17 per cent its revenue both in terms of age demographics and labour ing from inside”. After all, he reasons, GenNext is techobsessed
making it the second largest after Europe. costs. a lot smarter with technology, big data and so Beyond tracking buyers.
As Carraro fondly adds, the Indian operations At present, India is one of the largest sourcing on. “That little device Market estimates sug
have an Italian DNA. He may be 90 but is only too hubs for Carraro globally and only the second This is also where India will have a big role to can do several gest by next year there will
aware of the challenges ahead that the young after Italy. According to Gigli, it is is on track to play with its technological capabilities. The Car things,” says Peyush be more than 381 million con
workforce in India needs to be prepared for in becoming the largest over the next fi ve years. raro team here is already working on a host of Agarwal, Global nected cars on the road from the
the years to come. “The opportunities here are dramatically higher global projects and Gigli says constant eff orts Strategic Design stables of Tesla, General Motors,
“I also give a lot of importance to gender di than other parts of the world in areas like agri are on to “pushing them to understand/travel Director at DesignIt, Toyota, Audi and BMW. The re
versity. We need more women to be part of the culture and construction equipment,” he says. around the Carraro universe”. a design fi rm ac cently held Tokyo Motor Show saw
workforce,” says Carraro. While pointing out Carraro operates out of a single manufactur There are constant talk sessions happening quired by Wipro. the allnew Jazz equipped with the
that Indian capabilities are at par with Italy, he is ing location near Pune though this model could with counterparts in Italy who come down to Apart from location sharing and realtime vehicle Honda Connect onboard communication
still keen on “pushing for greater innovation”. change in the future. “In my mind, I see smaller “teach and learn something” in the process. As tracking, one can get roadside assistance, tow module.
Asked if he would like to see more Indian distribution and service hubs that can support he puts it, “We don’t need a genius coming from alerts, as well as battery voltage, engine coolant Likewise, Toyota has joined hands with NTT on
cerebral competence at the global level, the the customer. You could have one big Carraro Italy but prefer interactions instead.” and vehicle health monitoring alerts. connected vehicle technology. It is also working
founder points out to Balaji Gopalan, Managing It also lists insights on the vehicle and the driv with Weathernews Inc in Japan to improve the ac
Director of Carraro India. “Balaji is an example; ing summary, while driving profi le analytics re curacy of rain forecasts, using realtime data from
he looks after China in addition to the respons gisters fatigue driving alerts. The device ensures cars with windshield wipers connected to the sys
ibilities here,” says Carraro. the vehicle is able to optimise its own operation tem. Toyota is looking at improving the accuracy
and maintenance as well as the convenience and of such warnings by monitoring the data that
Key markets comfort of passengers using onboard sensors and vehicles’ windshield wipers can collect.
While Indians are off ered key responsibilities in internet connectivity.
Italy, they opt for shortterm assignments since Conceptualised by Mahindra First Choice Connecting app
it is not the easiest of tasks relocating overseas Wheels, the device was developed by Wipro. Agar In India, Toyota has a Toyota Connect app on the
while leaving their families behind. Clearly, In wal says the service and app experience were com smartphone that provides navigation services,
dia and China are important markets even while pletely designed inhouse with help from Wipro personalised search support, 3D maps with live
the current slowdown is a bit of a concern. AutoInsights, an endtoend connected car plat traffi c updates, vehicle maintenance data and
“Last year’s numbers were higher than what form using telematics, data analytics and the In roadside assistance. As does Nissan with its Nissan
we projected. So it evens out during a down ternet of Things. Connect, which can be accessed via a smartphone
period which means there is really no change in “While the device helps consumers realise the app. Car manufacturers are of the opinion that
our projections for India and China,” says Car hidden potential of their vehicle by indulging in a such apps play a vital role in enabling the trans
raro. Gopalan then chips in to add that the oper connected ecosystem, the sensors on the device ition to advanced connected car technology. With
ations here meet the needs of Europe and the capture data and can record even the bumps on cars having the computing power of 20 personal
Americas. the road,” he adds. The data can even be used in fu computers and 100 million lines of programming
The importance of India has also been articu ture for better civic services when fed to municipal code, they are spoton in their assessment.
lated by Enrico Carraro, Chairman, in the An authorities. “One can build a lot of services on top In India, the challenge is to balance the con
nual Review where he says 2018 was “unques of the hardware already provided. It is a platform nectivity menu with a competitive price tag. This is
tionably the year of India” which became the that any auto company can buy and deploy. only understandable since the fourth largest car
Group’s top destination market with over €100 Mahindra First Choice wanted to sell it as a value market in the world is the most pricesensitive.
million in local sales, surpassing North America add with their vehicles,” says Agarwal. The device How carmakers manage to sustain their margins
and “confi rming its status as the real engine of also enables car owners to interact with the in the connectivity race is the biggest challenge.
our growth”. vehicle and stay connected via a mobile app.
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teresting cars and SUVs; and a few of torque when equipped with
concepts too. Sports utility Porsche Taycan 4S performance exhaust — the most
vehicles still rule, but sporty new horsepower and torque for any
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electrics and hybrids are keeping entry Corvette.
up the tempo.
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that is meant to appeal to tree startergenerator. This ancil model is available with two bat
hugging GT lovers. The fi rst time lary unit powers the 48volt tery sizes and delivers with the
in 55 years, the Mustang gets an ex electrical system, and its boost Performance battery up to 530 PS
tension in the form of an allelec function provides additional of power. Following the Taycan
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speeds. The new MercedesAMG
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is famous for, targeting 096 net motors. dai V GLS 63 also raises its dynamic cap rolet harbinger of what is to come. entrylevel model in the series.
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kmph in the mid3second range abilities thanks to its fully variable Said to be the futuristic version of In both variants, the Taycan 4S
and an estimated 459 horsepower Mercedes-AMG GLS 63 road perform AMG Performance 4MATIC+ all Hyundai Vision T what the next generation Tucson accelerates from a standing start
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of power and 830 Nm of torque. The fl agship SUV from the Stut ance and off road cap wheel drive, AMG SPEEDSHIFT TCT The Korean brand’s pro could be looking like, the Vision T to 100 kmph in 4 seconds. The top
When it arrives in late 2020, Mus tgartbased luxury car brand bear ability that is surprising for a 9speed automatic transmission gress in the design department is full of sharp, angular surfaces, speed is also 250 kmph in both
tang MachE will be available with ing the threepointed star now has vehicle in its size class. The GLS 63 and the AMG ACTIVE RIDE CON has been quite rapid and some of and triangular and trapezoidal cases. The range is up to 407 km
standard and extendedrange bat a soupedup sibling from Aff alter AMG promises even more excite TROL air suspension with active its new models really have the trim design elements. Those with the Performance battery and
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wheel drive or allwheel drive Benz’s GLS is still fresh with an on the powerful 4.0litre V8 biturbo RIDE CONTROL+. concept that the company show to an innovative halfmirrors sys ance battery Plus.
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Aston Martin joins the ranks of That third eye on the road
luxury SUVs with the $189,000 DBX Record your road trip
and protect your car with
the ROAV Dash Cam A0;
model ‘Dash Cam A0’. Roav is a range of car ac
cessories from Anker which is a brand that has
earned a good reputation in multiple seg
ments such as phone and backup batteries.
This is a compact unit that looks like a
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upload a few funny videos
Los Angeles and Beijing, As It may be the last, best Cam A0 is easy to set up and can be used right
ton Martin unveiled the fi rst off the box because all the accessories includ
SUV in its 106year history. hope for the struggling S MURALIDHAR ing the mount with suction cup, cable and
The $189,000 DBX, one of the last British automaker memory card are packed in already. Mounting
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luxurybrand SUV models to hit the e have all been entertained by it behind the rear view mirror is the best spot
market, jumps into a race of auto those videos of bad drivers so that your view of the road ahead is not dis
makers intending to capitalize on buy and their stupid onroad be turbed and the dashboard camera also gets a
ers’ seemingly endless appetite for haviour; often hilarious, vantage view. The Roav Dash Cam A0 comes
powerful and expensive SUVs, espe sometimes frieghtening, these were made with a cable that is more than two metres
cially in China and the U.S. It will com possible by dashboard cameras. Realtime long, so routing the cable from the camera
pete against Bentley’s $165,000 video recordings of journeys past was at one down the centre console and under the carpet
Bentayga and RollsRoyce’s $325,000 point something that only racecar drivers did; to plug into the lighter slot was convenient.
Cullinan on the highend side; on the but it has become more popular and has since
sportier side, Lamborghini’s $200,000 spread into the mass market, including public Monitor mode
Urus and Porsche’s $126,500 Cayenne transportation and the Police department. The camera records clear 1080p HD resolution
Turbo. With a spike in safetyrelated regulation and videos, and is said to feature a builtin ad
DBX sits square in the middle of this to avoid complications from vanced chipset, six lens
set with a 542horsepower, twintur insurance companies in elements, and Wide Dy
bocharged V8 engine borrowed from the event of an accident, namic Range image bal
the handsome DB11 coupe. It gets 516 even regular car owners ancing. Equipped with
poundfeet of torque and will go zero have set up ‘dashcams’ to an f/1.4 aperture lens
to 60 mph in 4.3 seconds, with a top capture and record their that enables Night Vis
speed of 181 mph. That beats some of trips. These recordings ion and 170degree wide
the competition but not all: It’s faster provide a driver’s eyelevel angle views, the cam
than the massive Cullinan, though not perspective of what’s hap era simultaneously
as quick as the sexy Urus, which can pening in front of the car. covers up to fi ve lanes of traffi c. It is said to be
reach 60 mph in three seconds. While the Valkyrie and Valhalla are Aston Martin’s fi veseat SUV looks laid fl at. Also, in a move to help cus The evolution of dashcams has followed the capable of withstanding extreme heat and
made in minute batches for only a few vaguely similar to many other recent tomers consider this rig for everyday progression of smartphone cameras in terms cold (from about 7 to 65 degrees Celsius) in
Crunch time hundred buyers worldwide, selling debuts, as if it were a composite sketch use—a novel proposition for Aston resolution of recordings and convenience of cluding the onaverage higher temperatures
The DBX comes at a critical time for out instantly, the SUV brings the brand of the Ford Mustang MachE, the Jag Martin—it comes with an optional pet retrieval. So, despite compact proportions and in cabin for reliable performance. The dash
the Gaydon, Englandbased brand, to the masses, relatively speaking, by uar FType, and the Urus. But it packs washer, so you can clean your muddy even tinier camera lenses many dash cameras cam also includes a parking monitor mode,
whose shares are down 60 per cent in appealing to the needs of a wider spec distinctive air vents in the hood, sculp dog, as well as an available snow pack can record in highresolution and with a wide which means that even when the car is turned
2019 amid a challenging sales environ trum of buyers. ted sides, and a rear end stacked up age that includes a heating compon fi eld of vision. Videos recorded by dashcams off and parked, it can still record when it de
ment and Britain’s Brexit woes. In “Obviously with an SUV, you start high in the back, with a small roof ent to warm ski boots. can be used as key evidence in the event of an tects motion, thanks to the builtin GSensor
September it secured $150 million in broadening the reach of appeal for spoiler and a curved line of taillights accident and for insurance claims. A dashcam and the 240mAh battery. If an accidental im
new fi nancing at a high 12 per cent in both men and women,” says Aston swooping across it. A fulllength pan The future is friendly may be a cheaper alternative compared to the pact from the outside is detected, the camera
terest rate; it can bring in an addi Martin of Americas President Laura oramic roof fl oods the interior cabin That DBX competitors have exceeded infl ated insurance premium that you may automatically turns on and starts recording a
tional $100 million if it records 1,400 Schwab. “The real trick of this car is with light. sales estimates bodes well for Aston need to pay for claims made after somebody video.
DBX orders within nine months of the that it’s so sportylooking on the out A very wide “DB” grille stretches Martin, which, with an average price else’s mistake on the road. They can also The Dash Cam A0 comes packed with an
fi rst payout. Aston is hoping DBX will side, and it drives like a sports car, but across the front of the vehicle, and of $175,000 per vehicle across its entire help track vandals who may dam 8GB MicroSD card, but the camera
balance out and bolster the million you can’t imagine the space [inside]. frameless doors blend seamlessly into product line, will double its output age your car at a parking lot and supports up to 128GB. Another
dollarplus limitededition supercars It’s a blend of performance and hand the sides, elongating the look of the when DBX hits full production levels. sometimes can even prevent great convenience feature is
it’s sold to great success recently. built luxury.” car. The ninespeed automatic SUV Cullinan is on track to sell 5,500 units theft of your vehicle by act that the dash cam has built
weighs a little more than 5,000 in 2019, vs. its original target of 3,500; ing as a deterrent. If you in WiFi that connects to
pounds—less than a Bentley Contin Bentley has sold 4,000 to 5,000 are a business owner your smartphone and so
ental GT, let alone the Bentley SUV. Bentaygas since it launched in 2015. whose vehicle is used by an app can be used for
The seats are trimmed in fullgrain By 2023, Aston Martin plans to multiple drivers or even simultaneously viewing
leather sourced from longterm Aston churn out 14,000 vehicles annually if your own car is often or downloading any of
partner Bridge of Weir. A wool fabric worldwide, a number bolstered borrowed by others for the videos from the cam
cover is also available for the interior, largely with the advent of the DBX. It their personal use, a era. There is no need to
as are other trims, including walnut represents a huge jump: In its century dashboard camera can take the memory card out
wood and Alcantara. long history, Aston has sold fewer than come in handy to track us and download them on to a
The DBX’s connectivity and enter 90,000 vehicles total. A big focus as de age and fi x responsibility in PC, though you can review the
tainment technologies are portrayed liveries start, Schwab says, will be get the event of any damage. recordings on the LCD screen of
on a 10.25inch touchscreen in the cen ting the dealers—typically used to But convenience is key and a cum the cam. The recording is also set on
ter console, while a 12.3inch touch selling to customers who own many bersome set up process alone may be the a loop to record over the previous videos. Con
screen sits in front of the driver. Apple expensive sports cars they may drive reason why many choose not to go with a dash necting to and using the Roav app (available
CarPlay comes standard, as does a 360 only on weekends — ready to handle cam, despite the many benefi ts. Today’s dash on both Android and Apple platforms) is easy
degree camera system and ambient the oncoming hoards. cams are more advanced and many can oper and seamless.
lighting that off ers 64 diff erent colors Deliveries of the Aston Martin DBX ate even when the vehicle is not in operation For an entrylevel dash camera priced at
in two zones. start in the summer of 2020. or even be controlled remotely. One of the re ₹ 8,490, the Anker Dash Cam A0 is an excellent
The 402040 splitrear seats leave 54 cent entrants into this segment is Anker which choice. It misses out on GPS location record
It has seating for five adults, even those in the top percentile for height cubic feet of trunk space when they’re Bloomberg has launched its entrylevel dash camera ing, but it does its job effi ciently.
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Rich Indians should try to de cess in business has taught us
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for the society and public sues, we have to start all
good, urged Azim Premji, afresh,” he added.
Chairman of Wipro. “In my last 20 years of work
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“Mahatma Gandhi’s idea in education, the teachers who
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trusteeship to it is something I and for dereliction of duty, are
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or an individual can con Azim Premji, Chairman, Wipro Ltd, and Mallika Srinivasan, Mallika Srinivasan, Chair
sume,” said Premji after receiv Chairman, TAFE Ltd, at the MMA Amalgamations Business man, Tractors and Farm Equip
ing the MMA Amalgamations Leadership Award 2019 function in Chennai on Thursday BIJOY GHOSH ment Ltd, emphasised the role
Business Leadership Award played by nation builders like
2019, instituted in memory of tribute to the society. Practice tion and sacrifi ces of the Anantharamakrishnan (her
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livered the Ananthara gether to develop the India me today. It was my mother of the MMAAmalgamations
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very wealthy, they have to have tainable,” he added. privilege of my wealth,” he tions of excellence and the ex
certain trusteeship for that “The success of Wipro is not added. emplary life of Premji.
wealth and use it for public my success, but of the many “The more I do, the more I A Krishnamoorthy, Chair
good. This is very important. I people in leadership and in realise how much more com man, Amalgamations Pvt Ltd,
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would endure everyone here the levels below leadership plex doing philanthropy is read the citation and gave the
with massive wealth to be will who have devoted their lives when compared to running a award to Premji.
ing to devote a substantial and commitments for the suc business. Issues are much N Vaghul, Former Chairman
part of that for the public cess. The same applies to the more subtle; convictions are of ICICI Bank and Vikram S Kir
to
good,” he added. foundation [Azim Premji much more diffi cult to drive loskar, CMD, Kirloskar Systems
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is aimed at ensuring that earlier customer, who may Number Revocation List
banks, insurance banks, insurance companies either not be using the service (MNRL) to the stakeholders for
firms and others to and others would have a ready regularly and hence do not transparency and effi ciency
list (without names) of mobile fi nd a reason to update his and to enable the interested
update systems
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thority of India (TRAI) on any authentication purpose, take over on reallocation of a MNRL, the digitallysigned
Thursday asked telcos to sub say, through onetime mobile number,” TRAI said in list of permanently discon
mit, on a monthly basis, lists password. a statement. nected mobile numbers,
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identifi cation and authentica other customer, but many ser and deregister them. using their own workfl ows, it
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