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Vaze clean chit to ex-HM
No let-up: 8 new
4 NEW OMICRON
CASES IN DELHI
F our new cases of the NARSI BENWAL brought before Justice (retd.)

Omicron cases
Omicron variant have been Mumbai Kailash Chandiwal, who is
reported in Delhi, taking the conducting an enquiry into
total tally in the national In a new twist to the alleged the allegations made by for-
capital to six. While the first Rs100-crore extortion case, mer top cop Parambir Singh
Omicron patient in Delhi has suspended cop Sachin Vaze in his letter written to the
now been discharged, the on Tuesday told the State-ap- chief minister. Singh had al-
remaining five are all stable pointed one-member high leged that Deshmukh had in-
PIC: BL SONI

and have mild symptoms. level enquiry committee that structed Vaze to extort over Rs
Rajasthan too, recorded four neither former home minis- 100 crore per month from the
more Omicron positive cases, ter Anil Deshmukh, nor any city's bars and restaurants.
taking the state's tally to 17, of his staff, ever made mone- The commission is exam-
health officials said. Of the tary demands. Vaze also said as a “clean chit” for Desh- ining the statements made
four, three had come in he had not collected any mukh, who is in judicial cus- by Vaze and he was being
contact with an infected family money from city's bar own- tody after his arrest by the En- cross examined by advocate
which had returned from ers or people related to them. forcement Directorate (ED) in Girish Kulkarni, appearing
South Africa. The fourth was a This testimony assumes sig- a money laundering case. for Deshmukh.
woman who came from nificance as it could be seen Vaze and Deshmukh were CONTD. ON NATION PAGE
Ukraine via Dubai. In all, 27

Farmers’ killing pre-planned: SIT

people had tested positive for
Covid-19 in the state on
Monday, including the four
Omicron cases. Meanwhile,
seven passengers from Nigeria
have been admitted to the
King's Institute of Preventive
Medicine in Chennai, over
suspicions of being infected
with the Omicron variant.
WHOLESALE
INFLATION UP
Kareena Kapoor’s house is sealed after she tested positive for
Covid-19; says she contracted virus at an ‘intimate dinner’
Bhai Jagtap
SWAPNIL MISHRA / Mumbai U-turn on
Dadar rally
E
ight new cases of Omicron were detected in Maharashtra OUR BUREAU As the ruling BJP prepares
on Tuesday, of which seven are from Mumbai and one New Delhi for the Assembly polls in Ut-
from Vasai-Virar region, according to the findings of the tar Pradesh, the development URVI MAHAJANI / Mumbai
National Institute of Virology, Pune. Interestingly, none has The killing of farmers in augurs ill for Union Minister
a travel history and all are close contacts of the first Omicron Lakhimpur Kheri district of Ajay Mishra who has re- Mumbai Congress president
patient who had returned from South Africa. Nonetheless,
the Omicron tally in the state has touched 28, of which nine
Uttar Pradesh on October 3
was a "pre-planned conspira-
mained in Prime Minister
Narendra Modi's government
Bhai Jagtap withdrew his
plea filed in the Bombay High
have been discharged after they cleared the RT-PCR tests. cy" and not a case of death by despite calls for his sacking. Court on Tuesday seeking a

H igher prices of
commodities, food items
and manufactured products
lifted India's November
wholesale inflation on
both sequential and year-on-
year basis. Accordingly, the
annual rate of inflation, based
on wholesale prices, rose to
14.23 per cent last month from
12.54 per cent in October.
Similarly, on a YoY basis, the
Wholesale Price Index (WPI)
data furnished by the Ministry
of Commerce and Industry has
risen exponentially over
Of the 28 cases, 12 are from Mumbai, 10 from Pimpri-Chinch-
wad, two from Pune Municipal Corporation and one each from
Kalyan-Dombivali, Nagpur, Latur and Vasai Virar.
negligence, the Special In-
vestigation Team (SIT) has
concluded.
Earlier, the Minister had
said that his son was not
present at the crime site and
direction to the Maharashtra
government to grant permis-
sion to hold a public meeting
“These laboratory samples were taken in the first week of The farmers were allegedly if it is proven otherwise he at Shivaji Park on December
December and all patients are between 24 and 41 years of age. mowed down by a car of would resign from the Union 28, the 137th Foundation Day
Among these, three are asymptomatic and five have mild Ashish Mishra, son of Union Cabinet. The minister had of the Indian National Con-
symptoms, following which they have been kept in isolation minister of state for home further stated that videos gress. Party leaders Sonia
at home and hospital. Moreover, we are also tracking the Ajay Mishra Teni. Ashish is that went viral after the inci- Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi
close contacts of these patients,” said a senior health official in custody and arraigned as dent show the driver of the were to attend the meeting.
from the State health department. the main accused. Lakhimpur Kheri, adding matter under former Punjab car being dragged out and Jagtap had filed the petition
According to preliminary information, none of them has a The charges of rash driv- that an attempt to murder & Haryana High Court Judge beaten to death. Had his son on Monday and was to be
history of international travel. One of them had travelled to ing against Ashish and the charge and the charge of vol- Rakesh Kumar Jain who was being there, the irate mob heard before a division bench
Bangalore and the other to Delhi and one person from Mum- others should be modified, untarily causing hurt should appointed by a Supreme would have lynched him, too, of justices Amjad Sayed and
bai is from Rajasthan. the SIT has written to the be added. Court bench headed by Chief the minister had reasoned. Abhay Ahuja on Tuesday.
CONTD. ON NATION PAGE Chief Judicial Magistrate of The team was probing the Justice of India N V Ramana. CONTD. ON NATION PAGE CONTD. ON NATION PAGE

SII vaccine for Schools told to reopen from MVA maths fails,
November 2020, when it stood
at 2.29 per cent. "The high rate
of inflation in November 2021
is primarily due to rise in prices

of mineral oils, basic metals,
crude petroleum and natural
gas, chemicals and chemical
products, food products, etc.,
as compared to the
corresponding month of the
previous year," the ministry said
in its review of 'Index Numbers
of Wholesale Price in India' for
November.
MLAs' SUSPENSION:
NOTICE TO STATE
3+in 6 months today, some are still doubtful BJP chem wins
POLITICAL BUREAU
Mumbai
The CEO of the Serum Insti-
tute of India, Adar Poon-
awalla, on Tuesday said a
COVID-19 vaccine for chil-
dren who are above
3 years of age
Confederation of Indian
Industry.
"Our vaccine will be
launched in six months. It is
under trial and has shown
excellent data all the way
down to the age group of 3."
Apart from the No-
vavax vaccine that it
BJP outwits MVA in posed. With this, the BJP
CHAITALI DHARAMSHI / Mumbai 1900 will resume in offline mode from Decem- has bagged all the 4 seats and
ber 15, states the official data provided by the
council polls, bags 4 the Congress and Shiv Sena
An order has been issued by the BMC com- education department. seats while Congress one each.
missioner to reopen schools in Mumbai for The department has received 40 per cent & Sena win one each The council polls came as a
standard I to VII from Wednesday. Elsewhere, confirmation from parents for classes V to boost to the BJP and a blow
schools in different districts had resumed on VII, for sending their children to school. The SANJAY JOG / Mumbai to the MVA government. The
December 1 and witnessed 50-60 per cent at-
tendance on the first day. There are around
BMC education department, in its recent
additional guidelines issued on December 12, The Maha Vikas Aghadi on
NCP had no stakes in these
polls and the battle was be-
2000 schools in Mumbai, of which almost CONTD. ON NATION PAGE Tuesday received a setback tween the BJP and the Con-

T he Supreme Court on should be ready in has already export- with BJP winning the bien- gress, on the one hand, and
PIC: BL SONI

Tuesday issued notices to
the Maharashtra Government
and State Assembly on a
petition filed by 12 BJP MLAs
against their 1-year suspension
from the House for alleged
misbehaviour with the
presiding officer. The case is
listed for hearing on January
11. The Bench observed that
the issues raised in the matter
and the arguments advanced
by the lawyers appearing for
the petitioners and the State
are "debatable" and "require
deeper consideration.
PILL 90% POTENT,
six months.
He noted that the
SII, in tandem with
two other compa-
nies, which are
working on develop-
ing the vaccine, is in
the trial phase of its
latest offering.
Novavax, which is
the world's largest
producer of vac-
cines titled
Covovax, has shown good re-
sults in the trials in this seg-
ment, Poonawalla told a con-
ference organized by the
ed to countries such
as Indonesia, SII
also makes the As-
traZeneca and Sput-
nik shots.
‘’Globally, includ-
ing in India, the sup-
ply of vaccines has
outmatched its de-
mand," said Poon-
awalla, adding that
certain countries
have only vaccinat-
ed 10% or 15% of the popula-
tion; they really need to go
up to 60-70%.
CONTD. ON NATION PAGE
nial election to the Maha-
rashtra Legislative Council
in Nagpur and Akola-
Washim-Buldhana local gov-
ernment constituencies.
There was a cross-voting by
MVA partners -- the Shiv
Sena, the NCP and the Con-
gress -- which led to the BJP
securing more votes than
their elected representatives.
Earlier, the BJP had won 2
seats in Mumbai and Dhule
and the Congress and the
Shiv Sena one each in Kolha-
pur and Mumbai, since their
It will be face-to-face teaching in classrooms again. nominees were elected unop-
the BJP and the Shiv Sena,
on the other.
Interestingly, the MVA
constituents, which were un-
der the impression that they
can together keep the BJP at
bay, miserably failed due to
overconfidence, inter and in-
tra party differences, lack of
proper strategy and finan-
cial constraints. On the
other hand, the BJP succeed-
ed in weaning away disgrun-
tled elements from the MVA
and encashing on the rising
discontent against it.
CONTD. ON NATION PAGE

No honour in killing, noose for 27-yr-old brother

ASSERTS PFIZER
P fizer on Tuesday said final
analysis of its antiviral
COVID-19 pill still showed near
90% efficacy in preventing
hospitalizations and deaths in
high-risk patients, and recent
lab data suggests the drug
retains its effectiveness against
the fast spreading Omicron
variant of the coronavirus. The
Pfizer pills are taken with the
older antiviral Ritonavir every
12 hours for five days
beginning shortly after onset of
symptoms. If authorized, the
treatment will be sold as
Paxlovid.
NCLT can't act as court of equity
T
he Supreme Court has held that the National Company
Law Tribunal (NCLT) and the National Company Law NARSI BENWAL life sentence imposed on tion, the sister Pooja had a Telangana.
Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) cannot act as courts of eq- Mumbai the man's younger brother, love affair with Govind, Livid at her step, the Dasre
uity by directing parties to settle the dispute before it. who assisted him in the who was the brothers' child- brothers reached Govind's
While setting aside orders passed by the NCLT and NCLAT Observing that honor killing killings. hood friend. However, the house and told the couple
dismissing a petition filed under Section 7 of the Insolvency is a slur on the nation, the A bench of Justices Vish- family was against the af- that they would get them
and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) for initiating the Corporate Insol- Bombay High Court's Au- was Jadhav and Shrikant fair and got Pooja married married properly by per-
vency Resolution Process (CIRP) in a case, the Bench of Jus- rangabad bench on Monday Kulkarni was hearing an ap- to Jethiba Varshewar in forming all rituals.
tices DY Chandrachud and AS Bopanna held: upheld the death sentence of peal filed by Digamber Dasre June 2017. However, in July, They even convinced the
"The Adjudicating Authority is empowered only to verify a 27-year-old man, who had and Mahesh Dasre, who had Pooja left her matrimonial couple to accompany them
whether a default has occurred or not. Based upon its deci- killed his own sister and her challenged their conviction house and contacted Govind to Pooja's hometown, so that
sion, the Adjudicating Authority must then either admit or lover, to protect the reputa- under charges of murder and went to reside in his the marriage could be
reject an application.” tion of his family. and criminal conspiracy. house in a village on the solemnised.
CONTD. ON NATION PAGE The court even upheld the According to the prosecu- border of Maharashtra and CONTD. ON NATION PAGE

SC nod to widen 3
LAST WORD TAILPIECE
MAMATA NOT INVITED:
SONIA, OPP SESSION
Are skippers playing the skipping game? Agatha Christie
A strategy session was at
held Congress chief Sonia
Gandhi's Delhi residence on
Tuesday evening to devise a
KUSHAN SARKAR
New Delhi
BCCI official privy to devel-
opments said on conditions
strategic highways book wins Trade
Marks Act case
way forward on scrapping the of anonymity. "As things OUR BUREAU /New Delhi
‘A nd Then There Were

suspension of 12 MPs of Rajya
Sabha, which has led to an
impasse in Parliament. Besides
the Congress, leaders of five
opposition parties were present
at the meeting, sources said,
which included Congress allies
Sharad Pawar's Nationalist
Congress Party, DMK and the
Shiv Sena. Sources said Pawar,
Sena leader Sanjay Raut, DMK's
TR Balu, CPM's Sitaram
Yechury, and National
Conference patriarch Farooq
Abdullah attended the meeting,
where Rahul Gandhi was also
present. Mamata Banerjee's
Trinamool Congress, which is at
loggerheads with the Congress,
was not invited, sources said.
I
f anyone believed that
all is well with India’s
preparations for the tour
of South Africa, think
again. A day after newly-ap-
pointed ODI captain Rohit
Sharma was ruled out of
Tests in South Africa be-
cause of recurring ham-
string issues, there are re-
ports that Kohli will take a
break to spend some time
with his family. The Indian
cricket board has denied
any such development.
Kohli has not put in any for-
mal request for a break from
the ODI leg of the upcoming
South Africa tour, a top BCCI
official has asserted.
Kohli will be leading India in
a three-Test series starting De-
cember 26 in Centurion which
ends on January 15 in Cape
Town with the final Test. The
three-match ODI series will
kick off on January 19.
"As of now, Kohli hasn't
sent any formal request to
skip the ODIs to either BCCI
president Sourav Ganguly
or secretary Jay Shah. If
something is decided at a
later date or, God forbid, he
sustains an injury, then it's a
different matter," a senior
stand today, he is playing the
three ODIs on January 19,
21, 23," he added.
The official also said that
all the players' families are
also travelling to South
Africa aboard the same
charter flight due to the bio-
bubble restrictions. "The
skipper is travelling with
his family. But, yes, if he
feels bubble fatigue after the
Test series and wants to take
a break, he would definitely
inform the chairman of se-
lectors and secretary (Jay
Shah), who is the convenor
of the selection committee,"
the source added.
CONTD. ON NATION PAGE
None', one of the most
The Supreme Court on Tuesday junked the plea filed celebrated books by Agatha
against the Char Dham Project in Uttarakhand by Citizens Christie, is set to receive
for Green Doon and six others and allowed the Ministry of trademark registration more
Defence to widen the three strategic highways, under the than 80 years after its publi-
supervision of its former judge, Justice Arjan Kumar Sikri, cation with the Delhi High
who had retired in March 2019. A 3-judge Bench of Justices Court ruling in favour of
D Y Chandrachud, Surya Kant and Vikram Nath accepted Christie's company which
the MoD arguments on the necessity to widen the roads in had sought trademark regis-
view of the security concerns on the borders with China. tration. The development
"We allow the application by the Defence Ministry for dou- came with Justice C Hari
ble lanes in the three strategic highways," the court ordered. Shankar setting aside the or-
"We find there are no mala fides in the application filed der passed by Registrar of
by the MoD, which is authorized to oversee the operational Trademarks in January 2021
requirement of armed forces. The bonafides of the MoD is rejecting the application filed
apparent from security concerns raised in security com- in 2017 by Agatha Christie
mittee meeting," the court said in an 83-page judgment au- Limited, the company set up
thored by Justice Chandrachud. by Christie in 1955 and now
CONTD. ON NATION PAGE operated by her grandson.
CONTD. ON NATION PAGE
MUMBAI
NOT IN BEST SHAPE
A look at MMRDA’s report on BEST’s financial health which hasn’t been made public yet;
total deficit expected to touch `10,000 cr by 2022-23; losses expected: nearly `2,230 cr
SHASHANK RAO
shashank.rao@fpj.co.in
Amchi Brihanmumbai Elec-
tricity Supply and Transport
(BEST) is in financial trou-
ble. In fact, its woes are esca-
lating by the year. On Decem-
ber 14, the BEST called for an
internal high-level meeting
as the total deficit is expected
to touch Rs 10,000 crore by
2022-23. As per estimates
drawn in budget 2022-23, loss-
es to the tune of Rs 2,230
crore are expected. When
analysed, the data shows that
its account books have been
getting more red for the past
18-20 years now.
Wobbling finances
Data compiled by Mumbai
Metropolitan Region Devel-
opment Authority (MMRDA)
in its ‘Basic Transport and
Communications Statistics
for MMR’, published in De-
cember 2020 – which hasn’t
been made public yet – shows
that BEST expenditure has
increased by more than 2.35
times from Rs 86,900 lakh in
2000-01 to Rs 2,04,763 lakh in
2018-19.
The revenues, however,
barely jumped by 1.48 times
from Rs 69,610 lakh to Rs
1,03,478 lakh. Sources in MM-
RDA clarified that as BEST
could not provide data on all
aspects of revenue while col-
lating it, several columns
have been published as ‘N.A
(not applicable)’ for years
2015-16 to 2018-19. However,
since 2000, its revenues have
‘NIA, Central agencies trying to protect Param Bir’
FPJ POLITICAL BUREAU
sanjay.jog@fpj.co.in
Hours after the dismissed po-
lice officer Sachin Vaze dur-
ing his deposition before the
Chandiwal Commission de-
nied making any payment to
former Maharashtra home
minister Anil Deshmukh or
any of his staff member, NCP
leader Nawab Malik on Tues-
day alleged that a deal was
struck between the former
Mumbai Police commission-
er Param Bir Singh, the BJP
and the Centre to discredit
the Maha Vikas Aghadi
(MVA) government. He
claimed that National Investi-
gation Agency (NIA) and the
Central agencies are protect-
ing Param Bir Singh whom
he termed ‘mastermind’ of
the Antilia bomb scare case.
Malik also referred to
Vaze’s denial of collecting
money from bar owners in
Mumbai as alleged by Singh
against Deshmukh in his let-
ter to Chief Minister Uddhav
Thackeray. "Former home
minister Anil Deshmukh
was falsely accused. Now the
Central agencies and NIA
are trying to protect Param
Bir Singh," he noted. He
added that it was evident
that the NIA is under pres-
sure of the Union govern-
ment as no charge sheet has
2 accused doctors allowed
Say they were lured
to return to native place sentimental material online
URVI MAHAJANI
urvi.mahajani@fpj.co.in
The Bombay High Court
has allowed two accused
doctors in the suicide and
caste-based harassment
case of Dr Payal Tadvi in
2019 to stay in their respec-
tive native places after
completion of post-gradua-
tion from Nair Hospital
this month.
Observing that Dr Bhakti
Mehare and Dr Ankita
Khandelwal do not have
permanent residences in
Mumbai, Justice SK Shinde
modified their bail condi-
tion on Tuesday. They have
been directed to furnish
their address and contact
details, and give an under-
taking before the trial
court that they shall re-
main present at the time of
trial.
The duo had moved the
HC seeking modification of
their bail condition by
which they were not to
leave Mumbai, and report
to the office of crime
branch, Nagpada, every al-
ternative day till framing of
charges.
They hail from Amravati
and are pursuing their
MUMBAI | WEDNESDAY | DECEMBER 15, 2021
Total anticipated deficit by 2022-23
Expected losses for FY 2022-23
Rs 2,230 crore
Total buses in BEST fleet
3,415
consistently increased and
breached the five-figure
amount with Rs 1,12,355 lakh
in 2010-11. However, the rev-
enues have seen a downfall
since 2018-19, even as the ex-
penditure has been rising.
For 2021-22, BEST showed a
deficit of Rs 1,887 crore and
now the proposed budget for
2022-23 has projected another
Rs 2,230 crore. The accumu-
Malik claims the
former top cop was
the mastermind of
Antilia bomb scare
case and a deal was
struck between Singh,
BJP & Centre to
discredit MVA govt
been filed in this matter.
‘’It was Param Bir Singh
who was the mastermind be-
hind placing explosives (in
an SUV) near the house of a
businessman in Mumbai. He
had recorded his statement
before the NIA and went
missing for a long time,” Ma- laden with explosives
lik alleged.
"Even if ANTILIA-MANSUKH CASE was
the Centre tries to shield
Param Bir Singh,” said Ma-
lik.
"Param Bir Singh has de-
ceived Anil Deshmukh by
making false allegations.
Defamation of the govern-
ment and Anil Deshmukh
was done through the Cen-
tral machinery. The govern-
ment has appointed the
Chandiwal Commission to
probe the matter. Before this Sharma had got an acquittal
Commission, Sachin Vaze
has reported that he did not Lakhan Bhaiya, said to be a
pay any money to Anil Desh-
mukh,” said Malik.
by
DR PAYAL TADVI
SUICIDE CASE
The accused were
arrested for their
complicity in the
suicide case of
Tadvi, who was
also a junior doctor
in the department
in Nair Hospital
post-graduation in the field
of obstetrics and gynaecol-
ogy and are residing in the
hospital’s hostel.
They were arrested for
their complicity in the sui-
cide case of Tadvi, who was
also a junior doctor in the
department in Nair Hospi-
27-28 lakh
lated losses currently stand
at Rs 4,200 crore, which is be-
sides the loans taken to the
tune of Rs 1,400 crore till Sep-
tember 2021. An outstanding
amount of Rs 2,500 crore
needs to be paid to financial
institutions besides tax lia-
bilities of Rs 900 crore.
BEST Committee chair-
man Ashish Chemburkar
said that there is no doubt
Sharma has criminal
history: NIA to court
T
he National Investigation
Agency (NIA) on Tuesday
opposed the bail application
of encounter specialist
Pradeep Sharma, an accused
in the Antilia security scare-
Mansukh Hiran murder case,
and told the court that he as
well as Sachin Vaze, his
co-accused, are known
to be encounter
specialists and that
Sharma has a
criminal history.
On Feb 25, an SUV
found
outside industrialist Mukesh
Ambani’s residence Antilia in
Carmichael Road.
Subsequently, the body of an
auto-parts businessman
Mansukh Hiran, to whom the
vehicle was traced, was
found in a creek in Kalwa on
March 5. The NIA alleges
Vaze tried to threaten the
Ambanis to regain his
supercop status.
in the fake encounter case of
close aide of former gangster
tal. They have been booked
for suicide, conspiracy un-
der the Indian Penal Code
and relevant sections of
the Maharashtra Prohibi-
tion of Ragging Act, 1999
and the Scheduled Castes
and Scheduled Tribes (Pre-
vention of Atrocities) Act,
1989.
Counsels for the petition-
ers, Sarthak Shetty and
Sudeep Pasbola, argued
that the trial in the case is
not likely to conclude in the
near future, so it may not
be possible for them to con-
tinue to stay in Mumbai.
Special public prosecutor
Pradep Gharat and prose-
cutor MR Tidke opposed
the plea stating that if they
were allowed to leave Mum-
bai, there was possibility of
delay in trial. Besides, all
the witnesses in the case
are resident doctors and if
trial is not concluded with-
in a reasonable time, it may
not be possible to secure
their presence.
However, the HC modi-
fied the bail condition say-
ing that “indisputably, af-
ter their post-graduation
course, applicants have
to vacate the hostel
premises”.
Rs
10,000
crore
Avg. daily
passengers
2000-01
Total fleet 3430
Avg. carrying capacity 75
Effective vehicles km 2441
(in lakh)
No. of passengers (lakh) 15116
No. of accidents 0.33
(per lakh km)
No. of routes operated 371
Total staff 38064
* Statistics from MMRDA’s ‘Basic Transport and Communications for MMR’
Chhota Rajan. Referring to
this, the NIA prosecutor told
the special court, “He had an
acquittal, but it was not an
honourable acquittal.
Witnesses had turned hostile
in the case.”
The agency said Sharma had
met Vaze during the
period of the
conspiracy in the
Antilia case which
began in mid-
February this year.
“This person meets
Vaze not once, but
on three occasions. Was
there any business
conducted? Can he say he
was a police officer who was
still on duty,” the prosecutor
asked. Sharma had taken an
early retirement from service.
“This person is known as an
encounter specialist, has a
background of criminal
history and for him to meet
Vaze, that too when
Mansukh Hiran was also
present, was so that Hiran
could be identified that this
is the person who has to be
eliminated,” the prosecutor
argued.
2 plead guilty in ISIS case BJP city secy Motilal Nagar redvpt: bids
BHAVNA UCHIL
bhavna.uchil@fpj.co.in
Two youths accused of being
members of the terror
organisation Islamic State and
propagating the ideology
among local youth in 2015,
submitted a written application
on Tuesday before a special
court pleading guilty. In their
plea, they said they had
become wayward for a short
span of time in their younger
days and had been lured by
sentimental material online.
One of the accused said he was
immature in his younger days
and did not understand the
gravity of the offences.
As per the National Investigation
Agency’s (NIA) case – Rizwan
Ahmed, 25, and Mohsin Shaikh,
32, are hardcore members of ISIS
and conspired with two
absconding accused to persuade
local youth from Malad’s Malvani
area to join the terror outfit. Both
were arrested in January 2016.
In 2018, the special court framed
charges against them under
provisions of the Unlawful
Activities Prevention Act (UAPA)
dealing with conspiracy of terror
activity, membership of a terrorist
organisation, support given to
such outfit and for criminal
ED summons Akola SP in Anil Deshmukh case
MUMBAI: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has summoned IPS
officer G Shreedhar on December 17, in connection to the alleged
money laundering case against former state minister Anil
Deshmukh. Shreedhar, who is currently posted as Superintendent
losses are increasing but the
opposition is making it a po-
litical issue.
Fleet, passengers
and assets
MMRDA’s study shows that
BEST’s asset value rose from
2000-01 to 2014-15, after which
data wasn’t available, bar-
ring in 2017-18 when figures
of land and buildings were
provided. The BEST Under-
taking has 27 depots spread
across several acres of land
in prime properties of Mum-
bai. They also have bus sta-
tions right outside railway
stations, which again have
tremendous value.
BEST committee member
and BMC Leader of Opposi-
tion Ravi Raja said, “They
have taken loans from differ-
ent financial institutions and
also need to repay Tata Pow-
er. The Undertaking is in a
poor state and they cannot
continue asking for funds or
loan from the BMC as other-
wise it, too, will go in red.
The only way out is commer-
cialisation of its assets”.
2005-06 2010-11 2018-19
3391 4700 3223
72 72 64
2401 2635 1690
15102 15352 8068
0.35 0.32 0.01
345 504 409
34470 33057 30550
Court summons
Malik in second
defamation case
STAFF REPORTER
Mumbai
A magistrate court in Mazgaon
has summoned state cabinet
minister Nawab Malik in a
criminal defamation complaint
filed by a BJP worker.
This is the second defamation
complaint filed by Mohit
Bharatiya, who is the former
head of the party's youth wing,
against the NCP leader. In a
press conference held by Malik
early last month, he had said
that Bharatiya was the
mastermind behind the Aryan
case and called the case one of
'kidnapping and ransom'. Malik
had also said that Wankhede
and Bharatiya have very close
relations. Aryan was lured to
the cruise, the politician had
said, in a trap laid through
Bharatiya’s brother-in-law.
Metropolitan Magistrate PI
Mokashi said in his order while
taking cognizance of
Bharatiya’s complaint and
summoning Malik before it,
that the ingredients of the
offence of criminal defamation
are prima facie proved against
him. The magistrate also said
that it is prima facie proved by
the complainant that the words
spoken by the accused were
such that they harmed the
reputation of the complainant.
conspiracy under the Indian
Penal Code.
The duo told the court on
December 2 that they want to
plead guilty. The court had
asked them to submit a written
plea to that effect on the
following date, if they still want
to go ahead with their decision.
The two have serious charges
against them and the court
could decide to sentence them
to life imprisonment.
On Tuesday, they said they want
to return to mainstream society
and rehabilitate themselves. The
plea stated they have clean
antecedents and their conduct
in prison was satisfactory,
adding that they are pleading
guilty voluntarily and
understand the consequences.
The plea filed by advocate AR
Bukhari further said they are
remorseful and want to reform.
“The accused were only
involved in propagation of
terrorist organisation and have
never involved in any type of
violence or killings,” it read and
sought that leniency be shown
considering their financial and
social condition. “The accused
have been in custody since the
year 2016, they may be given a
chance to reform,” the
application said.
MVA to withdraw amendment bills
tabled to counter Central farm laws
SANJAY JOG
sanjay.jog@fpj.co.in
Days after the Parliament
passed the bill to repeal the
three contentious farm laws
against which farmers have
been protesting for over a
year, the Maha Vikas Aghadi
government will withdraw
three amendment bills
tabled in the monsoon ses-
sion of the state legislature.
The state cabinet scheduled
for today, to be chaired by
Chief Minister Uddhav
Thackeray, is set to give its
clearance for the withdrawal
of bills to amend the Essen-
tial Commodities (Amend-
ment) Act, 2020, the Farmers’
Produce Trade and Com-
merce (Promotion and Facil-
itation) Act, 2020, and the
Farmers (Empowerment
and Protection) Agreement
on Price Assurance and
Farm Services Act, 2020.
These bills were tabled to
counter the Centre’s three
farm laws and the govern-
ment had sought suggestions
and objections from various
stakeholders.
The government will table
a fresh bill seeking the ap-
Cong postpones
rally on Dec 28
MRCC president Bhai Jagtap
tenders unconditional apology
FPJ POLITICAL BUREAU
Mumbai
The Mumbai Regional
Congress Committee
(MRCC) on Tuesday cut a
sorry figure after its presi-
dent Bhai Jagtap had to
tender an unconditional
apology and withdraw a
petition in the Bombay
High Court seeking direc-
tions to Maharashtra gov-
ernment to grant permis-
sion to hold a rally on De-
cember 28 in the presence
of Rahul Gandhi.
Jagtap announced that
the rally, which was
planned on the occasion of
137th foundation of the Con-
gress party, has been post-
poned and not cancelled in
the wake of rising patients
of the Covid-19 and the Omi-
cron variant in Mumbai.
Jagtap admitted that the
party had sought the state
government’s approval in
August for holding the ral-
ly but it had not received
any reply. Therefore, the
party approached the HC
seeking its direction. He
clarified that the govern-
ment, which was assessing
the pandemic situation,
did not deny it. "Consider-
ing the rise in Omicron
cases in Mumbai and as its
threat looms large in the
state and in the country,
the decision to postpone
the rally was taken after
due discussion with the
state government and sen-
ior party leaders.
However, Tuesday's de-
moves court
against WB CM
MUMBAI: The BJP Mumbai
secretary Vivekanand Gupta has
filed a complaint before a
magistrate court in Mazgaon
seeking that it direct the Cuffe
Parade police station to register
an FIR against West Bengal CM
Mamata Banerjee for
disrespecting the national
anthem while at an event in
Mumbai this month. “At the end
of the programme, the accused
in sitting position started singing
the national anthem and later on
the accused stood up, sung two
verses and abruptly stopped
singing the national anthem,”
his complaint reads. The BJP
office-bearer further stated that
Mamata abruptly stopped
singing it and left the venue. He
said the video of this was
broadcast on a news channel
and that she has committed an
offence under a provision of the
Prevention of Insults to National
Honour Act.
The complaint further said that
she is an MLA and the CM of
West Bengal and had sung it
incompletely. On the same day,
he sent a letter to the city police
commissioner to register an FIR
against her and then sent one
complaint to the senior
inspector of Cuffe Parade police
station. When no action was
taken, he had to approach the
court, he said. –Staff Reporter
of Police, Akola, expressed lack of knowledge on why he has
been summoned. The ED on December 7 had recorded the
statement of former chief secretary Sitaram Kunte, who is now
the principal chief advisor to the CM.
State Cabinet set to
give approval today; a
fresh bill for the
withdrawal of three
amendment bills will be
tabled in the upcoming
winter session
proval of the legislature dur-
ing the upcoming winter ses-
sion starting from December
22 for the withdrawal of the
three amendment bills.
The three bills had pro-
posed higher than minimum
support price (MSP) rate for
producers in farming agree-
ment with traders, timely
payment of dues, three-year
jail term and Rs 5 lakh fine or
both for harassment of farm-
ers. Besides, the state will
have the power to regulate
and prohibit production,
A senior party leader
and former minister
told the Free Press
Journal that Jagtap was
asked by the party
leadership to withdraw
the petition and avoid
further embarrassmen
velopment has yet again
exposed internal differ-
ences within the city Con-
gress. Jagtap' move to ap-
proach the court and later
tender an apology was not
liked by many including
high command. A senior
party leader and former
minister told the Free
Press Journal, "Jagtap was
asked by the party leader-
ship to withdraw the peti-
tion and avoid further em-
barrassment. His move to
approach the HC was not
known to many city lead-
ers as they came to know
from the media.’’
Ahead of the upcoming
Brihanmumbai Munici-
pal Corporation elections
slated for early 2022, the
Jagtap led Congress had
decided to mobilize party
workers to show party’s
strength. Jagtap has been
vocal in making repeated
announcements of the
Congress party going solo
in the BMC elections de-
spite sharing power with
Shiv Sena and NCP in the
Maha Vikas Aghadi gov-
ernment.
from Adani, L&T, Naman
SWEETY ADIMULAM
Mumbai
Three big real estate firms
have shown interest in the
redevelopment project of
Motilal Nagar, in Goregaon.
On Tuesday, the Mumbai
board of the Maharashtra
Housing and Area Develop-
ment Authority (MHADA)
opened technical bids and
got three names – Adani,
Larsen & Toubro Ltd, and
the Naman Group. Final se-
lection will be made after
scrutiny of all bids, a MHA-
DA official said on condition
of anonymity. This is one of
the biggest housing projects
that MHADA will undertake
through a private developer.
The Mumbai board had in-
vited tenders from private
developers on ‘construction
cum development contract’,
offering permissible floor
space index (FSI) of 4-plus as
per the Development Plan
(DP) 2034. A pre-bid meeting
–Somendra Sharma
supply, distribution and im-
pose stock limits on essential
commodities.
The Farmers’ Produce
Trade and Commerce (Pro-
motion and Facilitation) Act,
2020, had proposed that farm-
ing agreements between
traders and farmers be con-
sidered invalid if the price of
agricultural produce being
offered is not more than the
MSP. If the farmer is not paid
in seven days of sale of his
produce, a criminal offence
can be lodged against the
trader and punishments in-
clude three years in jail and
Rs 5 lakh penalty.
The Farmers (Empower-
ment and Protection) Agree-
ment on Price Assurance
and Farm Services Act, 2020,
had proposed that no trader
shall trade in any scheduled
agriculture produce unless
he has a valid license from a
competent authority.
In any dispute arising out
of a transaction between a
farmer and a trader, parties
may seek a solution by filing
an application to the compe-
tent authority and an appeal
against the order to the ap-
pellate authority.
HC: Person in
custody can file
anticipatory
bail for new
offenses
Theld
he Bombay High Court has
that the accused have the
right to file an anticipatory bail
application for every new offence
they are booked for, even if they
are already in custody for some
other case.
A bench of Justice Virendra Bisht
was hearing a plea filed by one
Alnesh Akil Somji, who
challenged the orders of a
sessions court at Pune, which
dismissed his anticipatory bail
plea on the ground that it was
not tenable. The sessions court
had opined that he was already
in custody for another offence.
The HC accordingly quashed
orders of a sessions court.
Somji, through his advocate
argued that the sessions court
erred in interpreting section 438
of the Code of Criminal
Procedure (CrPC) which
empowers a court to grant pre-
arrest relief to a person, booked
under any offense excluding
some special laws.
Having considered the facts of
the case, Justice Bisht referred to
several cases decided by the
Supreme Court and said that
“anticipatory bail will not be
maintainable in case a person is
in custody in the same offence
for which pre-arrest bail is
sought…”
Justice Bisht, accordingly,
quashed the orders passed by
the sessions court in Pune and
remitted the matter back to the
same court with a directive to
decide Somji’s plea afresh,
within a period of three weeks.
The Pune police is also ordered
not to take any coercive action
against the accused in the case
till then.
–NARSI BENWAL
was also held to understand
the queries of developers for
the proposed redevelopment
project.
The proposed redevelop-
ment is divided into three
parts – Motilal Nagar I, II
&III – comprising total gross
plot area of over 5.79 lakh sq
mt. The bidders were expect-
ed to give Rs 50-crore bid
surety in the form of bank
guarantee/ demand draft, as
per the tender condition.
Motilal Nagar is one of the
oldest housing clusters that
was constructed in the 1960s.
It comprises ground-plus-one
chawls and slums. In Septem-
ber this year, the state cabi-
net led by Chief Minister Ud-
dhav Thackeray, had report-
edly cleared the proposal, fol-
lowing which the tendering
process had been initiated. In
this redevelopment project
there are a total of 3,717 re-
hab tenements and 1,600
slum tenements.
Loader dozes off in cargo of Mumbai-Abu Dhabi flight
MUMBAI: A loader of IndiGo fell asleep in the cargo
compartment of the airline’s Mumbai-Abu Dhabi flight, but
was found safe on arrival in the capital city of the UAE,
officials of aviation regulator DGCA said on Tuesday. The
cargo door was closed and the loader woke up as the
aircraft took off from the Mumbai airport. His medical
check-up was conducted by Abu Dhabi authorities and his
condition was found to be stable and normal, they said.
MUMBAI
MUMBAI | WEDNESDAY | DECEMBER 15, 2021

Diseases, symptoms Conservancy workers to get new quarters,

& signs on fingertips
BMC to prepare booklet on communicable and non-communicable
diseases; the aim is to know the difference and get treatment on time
SWAPNIL MISHRA
swapnil.mishra@fpj.co.in
To raise awareness about
communicable and non-com-
municable diseases, the BMC
will soon come out with a
booklet, in association with
the community medicine de-
partment of Sion Hospital.
The booklet will contain
ward-wise information about
education and communica-
tion programmes related to
diseases, viruses and lifestyle
changes needed. The BMC
also plans to collect ward-wise
information on prevalent dis-
eases that will help modify its
healthcare infrastructure.
Additional municipal com-
missioner (health) Suresh
Kakani said the BMC wants to
make the city healthier, and
the need of the hour is to raise
awareness. “People should
know the signs and symptoms
they should look out for in
case of health-related issues.
All details will be promoted
through social media, the plat-
forms that citizens reach out
to first,” he said.
Dr Gautam Bhansali, con-
sultant physician at Bombay
Hospital, said the BMC’s
health initiatives will go a
long way in forming a better
health policy for the city.
“The survey to find out dis-
ease prevalence will help fu-
ture health policies. During
the pandemic, we saw how
non-communicable diseases
played a key role. Knowing
the health status of the city
and empowering people on
how to deal with various dis-
eases will help in having a
healthy Mumbai,” he said.
Kakani said that during
the pandemic, health has at-
tained paramount impor-
tance. He added, “We have
learnt that most of us cannot
differentiate between com-
municable and non-commu-
nicable diseases due to
which there is a delay in
treatment, resulting in dete-
rioration of health.” He said
the plan is to reach out to
more and more citizens
through the booklet, for
which the BMC has directed
all ward officers to create a
team with knowledge of out-
reach through social media.
BMC dismisses fire
officer for hiding
track record facts
S(CFO)hashikant Kale, the
controversial chief fire officer
(in-charge) of Mumbai Fire
Brigade will be dismissed from
service, as departmental inquiry
has found him guilty of hiding
facts related to his service. Kale
hid details of his suspension due
to corruption charges and
manipulated reports while
sending his name for the
President’s Meritorious Service
Awards. The decision was taken
at the standing committee
meeting on Tuesday. Kale is
currently the deputy chief fire
officer of Zone 6.
A detailed report with the
inquiry’s findings was tabled
before the BMC standing
committee as well as the civic
body’s general body meeting
this week, seeking a final nod
on Kale’s dismissal. According to
the report, in December 2020,
Kale sent a proposal before BMC
commissioner Iqbal Singh
Chahal with the proposed
names of firefighters for the
prestigious President’s awards,
with himself being mentioned as
a full-time CFO.
In November last year, Chahal
himself had found that Kale had
hidden information of corruption
charges against him while
applying to be considered for
the prestigious awards.
–Dipti Singh
monthly `14k as displacement allowance
STAFF REPORTER
Mumbai
said. Therefore, if the proj-
ect is delayed, the amount is
likely to be increased as dis-
To improve the living condi- placement allowance and
tions of conservancy work- housing allowance.
ers from the solid waste The buildings currently
management department, occupied by conservancy
the BMC has decided to re- workers are about 50 years
develop their staff quarters old and need repairs and re-
under Ashray Yojana (shel- development. For this, tran-
ter scheme). During the im- sit camps were set up at nine
plementation of this places. As these buildings
scheme, a displacement al- are being demolished for re-
lowance of Rs 14,000 per development, it is necessary
month will be given to the af- to move the occupants to the
fected staff. transition camp first.
Besides, workers already The scheme was first float-
living in rented houses will ed in 2008, with a promise to
be given a rent deposit of Rs make the homes ready for
75,000. There are 3,695 em- ect cost pegged at Rs 415 cant, displacement al- the 2012 elections. It was a
ployees in the civic conser- crore. lowance as well as rent will poll promise again during
vancy workers’ colony and it Only after the employees not be paid and all the re- the 2017 polls, and it has now
will cost the BMC Rs 188 have vacated their resi- sponsibility will remain been revived for the 2022
crore to pay displacement al- dences will they be given with the tenants concerned, polls. The original plan was
lowance for two years. Un- displacement allowance on the policy states. conceptualised by noted ar-
der the redevelopment plan, the 15th of every month. The project is expected to chitect PK Das and then
the BMC will build 1,386 However, until these build- be completed in the next two joint municipal commis-
housing units with the proj- ings become 100 per cent va- years, the administration sioner V Radha.
OBC reservation: SC to hear state pleas today
Thewould
Supreme Court on Tuesday said it
hear on Wednesday the matter
Other Backward Classes (OBCs). The
bench said it would deal with the
the intervenors, told the bench that
election on all seats may be stayed as
in which it had last week stayed till matter on Wednesday as the elections staying it only on seats reserved for the
further orders the local body election in are stalled in the state. Senior advocate OBC causes great prejudice to the
Maharashtra on seats reserved for the Dushyant Dave, appearing for one of community.

Jumbo centre approval held back as BJP cries foul Videocon chairman’s daughter-in-law
KALPESH MHAMUNKAR
Mumbai
The allegations of corrup-
tion by the BJP in the opera-
tion of the Mulund Covid
centre on Tuesday forced the
BMC standing committee to
refer the Rs 20-crore proposal
back to the BMC chief.
The BJP has alleged cor-
ruption in the running of the
centre and demanded all de-
tails of the expenditure. Ac-
cording to BJP corporators,
the city has been fighting the
coronavirus pandemic for
more than a year and the cor-
poration has spent crores of
rupees on protecting citi-
zens, BMC employees and
provision of medical infra-
structure and medicines.
However, the BMC adminis-
tration has never revealed
any expense details.
The issue was raised at the
standing committee meeting
on Tuesday. Two proposals
worth Rs 18.8 crore and Rs
1.83 crore were on the agenda
for its approval. As per the
proposal, Rs 20.63 crore was
spent on a Jumbo Covid cen-
tre set up at Richardson and
Cruddas company near JJ
Hospital within a year. In De-
cember 2020, the BMC stand-
ing committee had given
powers to the BMC adminis-
tration to spend without ap-
proval.
Congress group leader Ravi
CASES REPORTED ON DECEMBER 14
MUMBAI Cases
252
Total cases
7,65,696
MAHARASHTRA
Cases
684
Total cases
66,45,136 1,41,288 64,93,688
Raja expressed displeasure
over the expenditure. He
said, “The situation now is
not as severe as last year. So
the expenditure also needs to
be re-assessed. Instead of giv-
ing Rs 12.5 lakh rent per day
to a company, the BMC could
have constructed its own
long-lasting Jumbo centre,”
he said.
MBMC crosses 100%
first dose coverage
Deaths Recovered
01 206
Total deaths Total recovered
SURESH GOLANI
16,360 7,44,990 suresh.golani@fpj.co.in
Nearly eleven months after
the nationwide Covid-19 vac-
cination programme was
rolled out on January 16, the
Mira Bhayandar Municipal
Corporation (MBMC) claims
to have achieved 100 per cent
first dose coverage on Mon-
day. Although the government
has set 7,99,532 as the target of
vaccine-eligible population
within the twin-city, the actu-
al figure is said to be higher.
This is evident by the fact
that 8,15,227 people, includ-
ing 1,77,463 staying outside
Deaths Recovered the jurisdiction of the
24 686 MBMC, had received the first
dose of vaccine at public and
Total deaths Total recovered private healthcare facilities
till December 13.
Although the twin-city’s
vaccination count stands at
BJP group Leader Prab- 102 per cent, the civic admin-
hakar Shinde asked, “The istration is aware of the fact
Mulund centre was built by that a large number of bene-
CIDCO and handed over to ficiaries hailed from other
the BMC, but then why did parts of the Mumbai Metro-
the BMC take possession and politan Region (MMR).
spent Rs 10.5 crore as rent?” The MBMC also claims to
He also alleged that the ad- have achieved a 71 per cent
ministration didn’t take sug- second dose target.
gestions from auditors before Besides, a small percentage
spending. of the population has also ex-
hibited vaccine hesitancy.
This was revealed during a
door-to-door survey conduct-
ed by the civic body to enu-
merate the number of people
who are as yet unvaccinated
and the reasons for the same.
The survey teams reached
out to around 3,06,029 house-
holds in the twin-city. As per
available data, 17,277 houses
were found to be locked, 744
eligible people were yet to be
vaccinated, 466 people were
found to be infected with
Covid-19, and 181 flatly re-
fused inoculation.
buys luxury duplex house for `52 cr
SWEETY ADIMULAM / Mumbai
Videocon Ltd. chairman
Venugopal Dhoot’s daughter-in-
law Pooja Dhoot has bought a
luxury duplex apartment in
south Mumbai’s Pedder Road
for Rs 52 crore. The sale deed
was registered on December 8
and the buyer paid Rs 2.8 crore
only on a stamp duty.
According to documents
accessed through Zapkey.com,
which aggregates publicly
available property registration
data, Dhoot’s duplex apartment
is on the first and second floors
of 33 South tower. With this
deal, Pooja Dhoot has also
received seven car parking
slots.
The purchased property in the
upscale project located at
Pedder Road is a joint
development between JSW
Group and Mumbai-based
developer Sameer Bhojwani.
The transaction is among the
most expensive residential
property deals in the country.
In September, Alka Dujodwala,
wife of Mangalam Organics
chairman Kamalkumar
Dujodwala, had also bought a
duplex apartment in the same
building for Rs 53 crore. Those
apartments are on the 13th and
the 14th floors of the 33 South
and comprise 3,400 sq ft built-
up area, the Free Press Journal
had reported.
It seems Pedder Road is still the
most preferred choice of high-
net-worth individuals, business
honchos and celebrities. The
demand for super luxurious
homes across India is on the
rise, and Pedder Road is surely
on the top list.
In fact, according to ANAROCK
Research, in the first three
quarters of 2021, the Mumbai
Metropolitan Region witnessed
the new supply of around
38,210 units across various
budget segments. Of these,
nearly 5 per cent are in the
luxury segment, priced upwards
of Rs 2.5 crore.

8K sqft illegal construction razed in Mulund

A fter three notices in three months, the BMC demolished 20

unauthorised constructions in Mulund on December 12.
Assistant commissioner Chakrapani Alle, in charge of the C-ward,
said the action was taken by the T-ward in collaboration with the
Mumbai police after unauthorized overgrowth was observed at
the front and back of 20 different shops on the ground floor of
the Nandanvan Industrial Estate in the Mulund West. The
operation was carried out by deputy municipal commissioner
(Zone 6), Devidas Kshirsagar. –Staff Reporter

Sonu Sood deposes in court in firing

case outside producer’s bungalow
MUMBAI: Actor Sonu Sood on
Tuesday testified before a
special court as a witness in
connection with a firing incident
outside film producer Karim
Morani’s bungalow in 2014.
On August 24, 2014, three men
had come on a motorcycle and
fired outside Morani’s
bungalow, Shagun, in Juhu.
Morani, who was the producer
of the film ‘Happy New Year’,
had been receiving threat calls killed. The message had also
from Ravi Pujari, who had a asked him to pass the same to
dispute with him on distribution Shah Rukh Khan.
rights of the movie. The actor had said that as part of
Sood, who was part of the the promotion of the movie, the
movie cast, had told the police team comprising actors Shah
in his statement earlier that he Rukh Khan, Deepika Padukone
had received a threat SMS from and Boman Irani as well as the
a number where the sender Morani brothers and other artists
claimed to be ‘Don Ravi Pujari’. were to go to the US and Canada
The message asked him not to for a promotional event called
go for the promotion of the ‘Slam Tour’.
movie to the US, or he would be –Staff Reporter
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CCTV to guard women’s Hidden in daily use items, drugs

WR installs
two escalators
at Kandivali, worth Rs 13 cr seized in six ops

coaches in local trains

Virar stations
STAFF REPORTER
Mumbai
In an attempt to provide bet-
Cameras to be fitted in 600 coaches of CR ■ Work to be completed by March 2023 ter amenities and facilities to
its passengers, the Western
Railway (WR) commissioned
KAMAL MISHRA two new escalators at Virar
kamal.mishra@fpj.in and Kandivali stations on
Tuesday. In addition, 22 more
To enhance the safety of escalators have been planned
women passengers, the Cen- to be installed in the current
tral Railway (CR) has decid- financial year.
ed to install CCTV cameras After of the two new esca-
in all the ladies coaches of lators, total number of esca-
its local trains by March lators have gone up to 74 in
2023. Tendering process for the Mumbai Central Divi-
the installing CCTV TV cam-
eras in around 600 coaches Cameras to
sion of WR.
According to chief public
has already begun. be installed in relations officer, WR, Sumit
The consignments were concealed in stethoscope, microwave oven,
grocery package, cycling helmets, hose pipe, bangles and a tie box
STAFF REPORTER
The Narcotics Control Bu-
reau (NCB) carried out six
different operations in the
past five days at various lo-
cations across Mumbai and
seized a total 2.296 kg of am-
phetamine, 3.906 kg of opi-
um and 2.525 kg of zolpidem
tablets. The total value of the
seized contraband as per
NCB is Rs 13 crore. The con-
signments were strategically
concealed in a stethoscope,
microwave oven, grocery
package, cycling helmets,
hose pipe, bangles and a tie
box.
Wankhede said, “On the ba-
sis of reliable information,
the NCB team on December
10 had seized 490 gm of am-
phetamine which was con-
The contraband was
destined to be
smuggled to foreign
countries through air
courier in Andheri.
The agency also
intercepted one
Ivorian national in
one of the operations
seized opium that was con-
cealed in a microwave oven.
The consignment originated
from Andheri and was des-
tined for Male. The consign-
ment of zolpidem tablets –
meant for Texas – was con-
cealed in eatables and gro-
cery items. He said, “We had
seized a consignment con-
taining amphetamine meant
for Australia and concealed
in cycling helmets and ban-
gles,” Wankhede said.
He added that another con-
signment of amphetamine
was concealed in hose pipes
and a tie box. The consign-
ment originated from Don-

600
"In the event of any unto- Thakur, the new escalators Agency sources said that gri and was destined for
ward incident in the ladies have been installed at plat- the contraband was destined Dubai and New Zealand.
coaches, officials will review form No. 3/4 at Virar station to be smuggled to foreign cealed in a stethoscope. The “Our team had also seized 17

coaches
the feed recorded by these while the one at Kandivali countries through air couri- consignment originated gm of amphetamine that
Cameras," said an official of station at platform No. 2/3 at er in Andheri. The agency from Dongri and was des- was concealed in 1-TB hard
CR, adding that these cam- the cost of Rs1 crore each. also intercepted one Ivorian tined for Australia. In the fol- disk in Andheri on Tuesday.
eras will help detect the Each escalator has a capac- national in one of the opera- low-up, one Ivorian national The consignment originated
crime. The estimated cost of
the project is pegged at Rs
Estimated cost of the project: Tendering process to start by ity to carry 900 passengers
per hour and have been in-
tions.
Speaking about the opera-
has been arrested.”
Wankhede said on Monday,
from Andheri and was des-
tined for Switzerland. Inves-

Rs 10.35 crore January 2022

10.35 crore. stalled to cater to the elderly, tions, zonal director of NCB officials carried out tigations are on in all the cas-
"The project has been sanc- pregnant women and chil- Mumbai NCB, Sameer four different operations and es,” he said.
tioned and we will start the dren. It will help in faster dis-

process of inviting tender
from January 2022, '' said a
CR official. He added the
work to install CCTV cam-
eras will be carried out in
different carsheds of CR.
"At present, the CR subur-
ban fleet has around 780
ladies coaches, of which
around 180 are already filled
with CCTV cameras and the
work to fit cameras in the re-
Help detect the crimes
maining 600 will be complet-
ed by March 2023" said addi-
tional divisional railway
manager, CR, Mumbai divi-
sion, Dr Suman Deulkar.
“Ladies compartments in
all the existing rakes will be
gradually fitted with CCTV
cameras to ensure safety and
To deter criminals
security of the women pas-
sengers, which is one of our
priorities,” added Deulkar.
The CCTV system will be
used to capture and record
the view from IP cameras fit-
ted in all the ladies coaches
not only for security purpos-
es but also to monitor un-
foreseen movements of peo-
ple to prevent incidental
losses.,” said another officer
of CR. He added that CCTV
cameras will not only be a
deterrent to criminals, but
also serve as evidence in
case a passenger registers a
crime complaint.
persal of passengers" said a
WR official.
WR general manager, Alok
FINDINGS OF REPORT
Kansal has given top priority
to the safety of passengers
and has urged all the com-
Road fatalities see a decline in
muters to use foot over
bridges, subways, lifts, esca-
lators to change platforms
city for sixth consecutive year
and avoid trespassing to SACHIN GAAD laboration with the wheeler drivers which were
achieve WR’s 'Mission Zero sachin.gaad@fpj.co.in Bloomberg Philanthropies 39 per cent and 10 per cent
Death' on track. Initiative for Global Road respectively.
Mumbai, the city that never Safety, also highlights that

3-yr-old boy rescued from kidnapper in a day

sleeps, recorded 350 deaths
Thane traffic in road accidents last year.
As per the traffic police's an-
pedestrians, cyclists, motor- Addressing a press confer-
cyclist and three wheeler oc-
cupants were the most vul-
ence, joint commissioner of
police (Traffic) Rajvardhan

cops wrest nual report, 42 per cent of

the total accidents were hit
nerable road users, which
amounted to 93 per cent of
said, "Zero fatality rate is
our goal, as we have seen

e-challans for
over Rs 2 crore
FAISAL TANDEL
faisal.tandel@fpj.co.in
Between November 25 and
December 11, the Thane
traffic police recovered
57,955 unpaid challans and
collected over Rs 2 crore as
fine amount. The unrecov-
ered amount was collected
after issuing notices to vio-
lators across the district to
either pay the fine or be
present in Lok Adalat. As
per data provided, the no-
STAFF REPORTER  The child, who was
Mumbai
The officials of Government
Railway Police (GRP) res-
cued a three-year-old boy
from the clutches of his kid-
napper, who had abducted
him for begging on the
streets.
The child, who was play-
ing with his sibling near
Bandra railway bridge
while his mother was busy
cooking, was kidnapped and
later found with the help of
a tip-off and CCTV camera
footage in Kandivali (E).
playing with his
sibling near Bandra
railway bridge, was
kidnapped and later
found with the help of
a tip-off and CCTV
The woman has been
booked under relevant sec-
tions of the Indian Penal
Code.
According to police, the in-
cident occurred on Decem-
ber 12, when the boy was
playing with his sibling on
the bridge towards Bandra
Terminus, while his mother,
who sells balloons for a liv-
ing, was cooking food.
However, when her hus-
band went to call the chil-
dren for lunch, his elder son
was there but the younger
was missing. They checked
with neighbours and rela-
tives, but to no avail, and fi-
nally lodged complaint with
the Bandra police. The Ban-
dra GRP registered a case
and scrutinised the CCTV
camera footage, wherein
they saw a woman taking
the boy and walking away.
The woman was spotted in
Kandivali (E), and on a tip
off, the police learnt that she
had relatives in Bhayandar,
Borivali and Dahisar.
The woman was spotted in
Kandivali East area, follow-
ing which a team from Bori-
vali railway police station
arrested her and rescued
the boy. The is a beggar and
a homeless.
The police suspect that she
had kidnapped the boy with
a sole intent to gain sympa-
thy while begging.
and run, while pedestrian ca-
sualty rate was the highest at
57 per cent.
Most of the 2020, starting
from the third week of
March, had gone into pan-
demic induced lockdown,
which reduced number of
accidents and fatalities
largely. When compared to
2019, the accidents reduced
by 22 per cent and compared
to 2010, there has been a de-
cline of 45 per cent in the fa-
talities. Last year, the city
witnessed total of 350 deaths
due to crashes which were
447 in the preceding year.
The report, released in col-
Compared to 2019,
accidents reduced by
22 pc and compared to
2010, there has been a
decline of 45 pc in the
fatalities
the total deaths recorded
last year. The report stated
that 148 pedestrians were
killed in road accidents in
2020 which was 42 pe rcent
of the total fatalities fol-
lowed by two and three
that pedestrians are the
most vulnerable, so while
educating the motorist, we
will also educate pedestri-
ans. We are also going to ed-
ucate school children about
road safety as they are fu-
ture road users. We are also
trying to make the roads
more pedestrian friendly.”
Rajvardhan added that de-
spite reduction in deaths
owing to the pandemic, the
declining trend in crash fa-
talities in Mumbai is a posi-
tive sign.
Full report on
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Teams posted at
various junctions
first checked the
pending fines of
violators and asked
for immediate
payment, failing
which further action
was initiated
tices were issued to around
2,14,227 vehicles.
On December 11 alone,
the traffic department re-
covered 1,557 e-challans
and collected Rs 12.36 lakh
as fine.
Confirming the develop-
ment, Deputy Commission-
er of Police (traffic) Balasa-
heb Patil said the notices
were issued to violators
whose challans were pend-
ing for over six months.
He said teams posted at
various junctions first
checked the pending fines
of violators and asked for
immediate payment, fail-
ing which further action
was initiated. He added
CIDCO to construct 5000 EWS Bhayandar groom hires helicopter Man who gave a slip to
and LIG homes by New Year to get to wedding venue in Kalyan cops at Covid centre
AMIT SRIVASTAVA through its mega housing
amit.srivastava@fpj.co.in scheme, which will be a
part of Pradhan Mantri
The City and Industrial Awas Yojana (PMAY), the
The man is nephew of MBMC ex-mayor; works as arrested after 7 months
Development Corporation Central government production head of an entertainment firm in Mumbai STAFF REPORTER inquiry was initiated
(CIDCO) will come up with scheme that is aimed at Thane against both the police con-
a new housing scheme con- providing 'housing to all' stable on duty at the Covid
sisting of 5,000 houses at by 2022. The Manpada police in Dom- centre," said a police official
the beginning of 2022. Of the total, 90,000 hous- bivli arrested an accused, Senior police inspector,
These affordable houses es, 53,000 will be construct- who fled from a Covid centre Manpada police station,
will cater especially to the ed for EWS and 47,000 for seven months ago. The po- Shekar Bhagade formed a
economically the LIG. lice said, the accused identi- team to trace the accused.
weaker sec- Earlier, on fied as Rajkumar Bind 30, Assistant police inspector,
tion (EWS) The houses will be August 15 ran away after he was arrest- Avinash Vanve, along with
and low-in- constructed in this year, ed in a theft case. his team started tracking
come group CIDCO had The Manpada police had Bind's mobile phone to nab
(LIG) of the Ghansoli, Kharghar, launched a arrested Bind on May 2021 in him. "He was changing loca-
city. Kalamboli, Taloja, special hous- a theft case. After his arrest, tion frequently. On Septem-
Confirming ing scheme he was taken for Covid test, ber 10, he was traced in
the develop- and Dronagiri for Covid where he was found positive. Dadaranagar Haveli in Sil-
ment, a senior localities of Navi warriors and He was then admitted to the vasa. The team reached
CIDCO offi- uniformed Tata Amantra Covid centre there and found him work-
cial said,
Mumbai personnel on Kalyan-Bhiwandi road. ing with a private firm," said
these houses that compris- "Two constables were de- a police officer.
will be available in Ghan- es 4,488 houses in five ployed at the hospital to The Manpada police ar-
soli, Kharghar, Kalamboli, nodes of Navi Mumbai in- keep an eye on him. Howev- rested Bind on Sunday. "We
Taloja, and Dronagiri lo- cluding, Taloja, Kalamboli, er, Bind fled from the hospi- have handed him to the Kon-
calities of Navi Mumbai. Kharghar, Ghansoli and Roshan Mhatre arrives for his wedding in a helicopter tal and a case was registered gaon police as a case was
These houses will be for Dronagiri. against him at Kongaon po- registered against him at the
the EWS and LIG category, Among these houses, 1088 SURESH GOLANI Mhatre. copter. It was an arranged lice station in Bhiwandi. An Kongaon police station.
he said. are developed for EWS un- suresh.golani@fpj.co.in The helicopter took off marriage. “My fiancée and

Aid to fishermen: TISS

that that the drive will con- He added, “The size of der the PMAY scheme and from the playground of a I wished to have a memo-
tinue every day this week. houses and amenities in the remaining 3,400 houses A groom from Bhayandar school in the Goddev vil- rable wedding and it was
Sources from the traffic the upcoming schemes will for the General category. got off to a flying start lage area of Bhayandar her idea to reach the venue

gets nine-months time

department said many a be revealed by next year.” The official further in- when he left his village in a East on Monday. Roshan in this aerial mode of
time motorists have a dif- At present, CIDCO is con- formed that CIDCO has al- helicopter to reach the was accompanied by three transport.” said Roshan, as
ferent phone numbers reg- structing houses in several ready started giving pos- wedding venue in Kalyan. members of his family in he entered the chopper.

istered with their vehicle.
A police officer said that in
such cases, they are either
asked to pay the fine imme-
diately or collect their de-
tained vehicles after they
have paid the amount.
to complete survey
nodes including, Vashi, session of the houses con- Production head of a Mum- the chopper to reach the However, their return
Sanpada, Kharghar, Talo- structed under a scheme of bai-based entertainment venue on the Kalyan Shil- journey by road was not as
ja, Dronagiri, Ulwe and 2018-19, where many suc- firm, Roshan Mhatre hap- phata Road. eventful – it took more
Kalamboli. cessful winners of the lot- pens to be the nephew of Not to be outdone, the than three hours for the
CIDCO has planned to tery got their own houses former Mira Bhayandar bride, Sheetal, also left her couple and other baraatis KALPESH MHAMUNKAR up for discussion at the meet-
make available 90,000 in Kalamboli and other Municipal Corporation home in Dombivali to to reach home due to heavy kalpesh.mhamunkar@fpj.co.in ing on Tuesday, BJP group
houses in Navi Mumbai nodes. (MBMC) mayor Tulisidas reach the venue in a heli- traffic congestion en route. leader Prabhakar Shinde
The BJP corporators on told the committee that the

Nerul swimmer to swim from Gateway of India to Dahanu

Shubham Vanmali will cover a total distance of 140 kilometres in four days
AMIT SRIVASTAVA
amit.srivastava@fpj.co.in
Nerul resident Shubham
Vanmali, the young man who
successfully swam the Eng-
lish Channel, will swim from
Gateway of India in Mumbai
to Dahanu beach in Palghar
district where he will cover
around 140 km in four days.
Shubham will commence
swimming at 11 am on De-
cember 17 from Gateway of
India and finish it 1 pm on
December 20 at Dahanu
beach. Through this venture,
he aims to create awareness
about the learning disability
community.
Shubham will commence
swimming at 11 am on De-
cember 17 from Gateway of
India and finish it 1 pm on
December 20 at Dahanu
beach. Through this venture,
he aims to create awareness
about the learning disability
community.
During the period, he will
either swim or wait on boat
to resume the swimming.
This kind of swimming is
called assisted swimming
wherein swimmer spends
time in the sea till he covers
Shubham Vanmali
the entire distance.
During the swimming,
Shubham will be guided by
event director and pilot of
the boat. According to ex-
perts, assisted swimming is a
difficult task as a swimmer
has to swim with the cur-
rents or wait for the currents
towards the finishing point.
“It is very difficult for any-
one to remain in the sea af-
ter four to five hours of
swimming and again re-
sume swimming. Apart
from sea sickness, the swim-
mer continues to loss stami-
na and enthusiasm,” said
Shubham's father Dhanan-
jay Vanmali.
In addition, Shubham
would be first swimmer in
India to swim 140 km. “He
will swim around four to
five hours with the currents
and wait around eight
hours to get the favourable
currents,” said his father.
He added that Shubham’s
effort is special for them as
Dahanu taluka is their na-
tive.
Shubham earlier success-
fully swam the famous The
Strait of Gibraltor, Catalina
Channel, The Manhattan
Marathon Swim, The
Round Trip Angel Island
Swim, Perhentian Island
Marathon Swim, Raj Bha-
van, Walkeshwar to Gate-
way of India, among others.
Tuesday pointed out to the
Standing Committee that
Worli fisherman will have to
wait for at least one year to
get any compensation from
the Brihanmumbai Munici-
pal Corporation (BMC) and
demanded that the survey by
Tata Institute of Social Sci-
ences (TISS) should be com-
pleted within three months.
The civic body had tabled
a proposal before the Stand-
ing Committee to approve
consultation fees of Rs 1.5
crore to TISS for carrying
out a comprehensive sur-
vey to examine the possible
losses to the fishermen in
Worli due to construction of
Coastal Road project. TISS
had proposed a nine-month
timeline to complete the
survey.
When the proposal came
Coastal Road project work
had begun in 2018 and since
then, no proposal was moot-
ed to give compensation to
the fishermen. "Why fisher-
men's loss was not consid-
ered in the Environment Im-
pact Assessment study re-
port?" he questioned.
Standing Committee chair-
man, Yashwant Jadhav said,
"The big ships deployed by
construction companies en-
gaged in Coastal Road proj-
ect are inadvertently de-
stroying the nets of fisher-
men hitting the livelihoods
of fishermen. Hence, we
should resolve their problem
as soon as possible."
The committee eventually
approved proposal unani-
mously with TISS being giv-
en a nine months' time to
complete the survey
 MUMBAI | WEDNESDAY | DECEMBER 15, 2021
MONEY
Sebi likely to NCLT, NCLAT can encourage,
MARKET WATCH

SENSEX 58117.09 -166.33 NIFTY 17324.90 -43.40

tighten grip over

algo-trading
BY TEJI MANDI
not direct settlements: SC Markets fall for
third session on
Omicron fears
AGENCIES ferred. The statute which confers ju-

A
lgorithmic trad- New Delhi risdiction also structures, channelises
ing or Algo trad- and circumscribes the ambit of such
ing is a concept The Supreme Court on Tuesday said jurisdiction. Thus, while the adjudi-

that the investing com-
munity embraced only
in the last 5 years. Sever-
al platforms sell ‘algos’,
which are basically strate-
gies that have generated
returns. All you have to do
is click one button and the
program takes care of
your trades. Easy way to
make money, right?
Wrong! This is the easiest
way to lose your hard-
earned money. Read up on
why Sebi is seeking to reg-
ulate algo trading.
What’s Happening?
Media reports have high-
lighted that around 50% of
the daily trade volume in
the Indian stock market
arrives through an ad-
vanced form of algo trad-
ing. Algo trading is a pre-
programmed strategy that
executes buy and sell or-
ders on its own. It studies
various technical patterns,
market patterns and con-
programmes and deploy a
unique ID to traders.
How Does It Bother
You?
SEBI’s consultation paper
has hurt traders and bro-
kers since it won’t ap-
prove all algo strategies
from now on. Earlier, it
was easy to sell these pro-
grammes, but now it will
be a regulated market.
Additionally, algo pro-
grammers will also have
to reveal the formula be-
hind a particular algo
strategy. These formulas
were kept secret but not
anymore. SEBI’s regula-
tion will make pre-pro-
grammed trading strate-
gies a complex affair.
Brokerage platforms
will have to pay a higher
compliance cost resulting
EPFO sought insolvency ITC to build future-ready
that the adjudicating authority
(NCLT) and appellant authority
(NCLAT) under the Insolvency and
Bankruptcy Code (IBC) cannot compel
parties to settle a dispute.
A bench of Justices D.Y. Chandra-
chud and A.S. Bopanna said: "The ad-
judicating authority is empowered
only to verify whether a default has oc-
curred or if a default has not occurred.
Based upon its decision, the adjudicat-
ing authority must then either admit
or reject an application respectively.
These are the only two courses of ac-
tion which are open to the adjudicat-
ing authority in accordance with Sec-
tion 7(5). The adjudicating authority
cannot compel a party to the proceed-
ings before it to settle a dispute."
The bench added that settlements
have to be encouraged because the ul-
timate purpose of the IBC is to facili-
tate the continuance and rehabilita-
tion of a corporate debtor, as distinct
from allowing it to go into liquidation.
It added that the adjudicating au-
thority and appellate authority, how-
ever, have proceeded to do in the pres-
ent case is to abdicate their jurisdic-
tion to decide a petition under Section
7 by directing the respondent to settle
the remaining claims within three
months and leaving it open to the orig-
inal petitioners, who are aggrieved by
the settlement process, to move fresh
proceedings in accordance with law.
"Such a course of action is not con-
templated by the IBC. The IBC is a
complete code in itself. The adjudicat-
ing authority and the appellate au-
thority are creatures of the statute.
Their jurisdiction is statutorily con-
T
cating authority and appellate author- he Indian equity
ity can encourage settlements, they benchmarks fell
cannot direct them by acting as courts for third day in a
of equity," it said. row on Tuesday due to
The primary question was whether losses in index heavy-
the National Company Law Tribunal, weights like Reliance In-
under Section 7, was correct in simply dustries, ITC, Kotak
dismissing the petition finding that Mahindra Bank, Bajaj
corporate debtor has initiated the Finance, HDFC and
process of settlement with the finan- HDFC Bank as the
cial creditors. spread of the Omicron
The top court set aside the orders coronavirus variant
passed by the NCLT and the National weighed on investor sen-
Company Law Appellate Tribunal dis- timent globally ahead of
missing a petition filed under Section a series of central bank
7 of the IBC for initiating the Corpo- meetings this week, in-
rate Insolvency Resolution Process cluding by the US Feder-
(CIRP) in a case. al Reserve. The Sensex
The genesis of the case arises from a fell as much as 480
master agreement to sell which was points and Nifty 50 index
entered into between the respondent, touched an intraday low
IDBI Trusteeship Ltd and Karvy Real- of 17,225, NDTV report-
ty (India) Ltd on June 22, 2014, in order ed.
to raise an amount of Rs 50 crore for The Sensex ended 166
the development of 100 acres of agri- points lower at 58,117
cultural land. and Nifty 50 index de-
clined 43 points to settle
at 17,325.
The Indian equities
markets opened deep in
the red on Tuesday with
er, it again fell sharply,
and at around 10.50 am
the index was trading at
57,832.77 points, 0.77%,
or 450.65 points lower
than the previous day's
close at 58,283.42 points.
The broader Nifty 50 of
the National Stock Ex-
change (NSE) also
opened in the red
17,283.20 points. The
Nifty 50 was trading at
17,234.45 points at
around 10.50 am on
Tuesday, 0.77% lower
than the previous day's
close at 17,368.25 points.
Bajaj Finserv slumped
2.39% to Rs.16906.40. Ba-
jaj Finance dipped 2.33%
to Rs.7051.70. Other ma-
jor Sensex losers includ-
ed Kotak Bank 2.12%
down at Rs.1833.50; ITC
down 1.66% at Rs.230.80;
Mahindra & Mahindra
down 1.65% at Rs.829.10;
HDFC 1.42% down at
Rs.2731.50 and IndusInd
Bank 1.19% down at

process against Rel Cap brands, eyes acquisitions

ditions to make these or-
ders. In recent years, it has
been put to use excessively,
which stands a concern.
So far, there were no rules
regarding algorithmic
trading, but now it seems
to pull the reins.
Sebi believes the unregu-
lated algo trading is a risk
to the retail investors in
the market. It can unnec-
essarily manipulate the
crowd by promising big re-
turns. This could simply
result in a market melt-
down if strategies did not
work.
Recently, Sebi proposed
that every algo trading
programme must be ap-
proved by the exchanges
before being deployed by
the traders. Sebi is looking
forward to developing a
system to approve these
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registered investment advisor. Information in this article
should not be construed as investment advice. Please
visitwww.tejimandi.com to know more.
in losing a significant
number of retail in-
vestors. This could also
result in sour sentiment
in the market.
What Lies Ahead?
Sebi’s proposal is not a
ban. Yes, many have ar-
gued that algo trading is
the future, as is API-based
transactions. In the fu-
ture, algo trading could
pick up demand momen-
tum, but until then, the
Sebi has proposed to look
into it briefly.
All Sebi wants is stock ex-
changes to know which
orders are coming from
which programme.
If traders and brokers
are scared of this, then
there’s something that
they are doing wrong.
AGENCIES
New Delhi
The Employees Provident
Fund Organisation (EPFO)
had asked the government
to initiate insolvency and
bankruptcy proceedings
against Reliance Capital as
it has invested Rs 2,500 crore
in the company's bond pro-
grammes, the Finance Min-
istry said in Parliament on
Tuesday.
The Ministry of Labour
and Employment has ap-
prised that Employees Prov-
ident Fund Organisation
(EPFO) has invested Rs 2,500
crore in Reliance Capital
Ltd (RCL), for which RCL
has defaulted in payment of
interest from October 2019,
Minister of State for Fi-
nance Bhagwat Karad said
in a written reply to the Ra-
jya Sabha.
He was replying to a query
asked by Member of Parlia-
ment from RJD, Manoj Ku-
mar Jha, whether it was a
fact that Reliance Capital
had defaulted on payment of
principal and interest obli-
gations on bonds held by
EPFO.
The total interest default
on the non-convertible
debentures (NCDs) (se-
cured) is Rs 534.64 crore as of
November 30, 2021, Karad
said.
Ministry of Labour and
Employment has informed
that as the maturity date of
these investment has not be-
come due till date, there is
no default on principal as on
date, he said.
"The matter for initiation
of action under the provi-
sions of the Insolvency and
Bankruptcy Code, 2016
(IBC), against Reliance Cap-
ital Ltd was taken up by
EPFO," Karad added.
MUMBAI: ITC Ltd will con-
tinue to focus on acquisi-
tions especially in the fast-
moving consumer goods
space and developing brands
that are future-ready, Chair-
man and Managing Director
Sanjiv Puri said at the com-
pany's maiden call with ana-
lysts and market partici-
pants today.
Puri said that information
technology is another area
where ITC sees strong poten-
tial and is looking at acquisi-
tions. However, he said the
company will not go for any
costly acquisitions.
ITC will be investing to
build categories of the fu-
ture and incubate them in-
house and focus on products
and categories that are most-
ly unbranded now, Puri said.
Consumers started shift-
ing to branded food products
during the pandemic due to
health concerns and this
trend will continue in the
coming days as well, Puri
said.
New categories like noo-
dles and hygiene products
have got better exposure due
to the pandemic and are ex-
pected to be in a better posi-
tion owing to health con-
cerns from consumers, he
added. ITC expects the hand-
wash and bodywash catego-
ry, where it has brands like
Savlon and Fiama Di Wills,
to grow eight-fold to 90 bln
rupees by 2035 from 11 bln
rupees in 2020, an investor
presentation said.
The branded flour seg-
ment, where ITC has the
Aashirvaad brand, is expect-
ed to grow four times to 500
bln rupees by 2035 from 120
bln rupees in 2020. Similar
growth is projected in the
noodles which is expected to
touch 210 bln rupees by 2035
from 50 bln rupees in 2020.
the benchmark Sensex Rs.927.05.
sliding more than 450 Only eight of the 30
points due to heavy sell- stocks that are part of
ing pressure in banking the benchmark Sensex
and auto stocks. were trading in the posi-
The 30-stock S&P BSE tive. Power Grid Corpo-
Sensex of the Bombay ration jumped 2.18% to
Stock Exchange opened Rs.208.80. Hindustan
in the red at 58,059.76 Unilever 0.44% higher at
points and slumped to a Rs.2316.55; Dr Reddy
low of 57,843.12 points in 0.37% higher at
the early trade. The in- Rs.4615.45 and NTPC
dex recovered a bit and 0.28% higher at Rs.126.05
touched a high of were among the major
58,187.91 points. Howev- Sensex gainers.
Group recast to boost cross-
sales: Shriram Capital MD
MUMBAI: The proposed restructuring of the Shriram Group will
lead to greater focus on specific lines of business and provide space
to leverage group entities to cross-sell products, Shriram Capital
Managing Director D.V. Ravi said.
"The key is the customer base, and how best we can provide the
required product offerings. Not only on the lending side, but also in
insurance, deposits, debentures, and wealth," Ravi tells Informist in
an interview. Shriram Capital and Shriram City Union Finance on
Monday announced a merger with Shriram Transport Finance, which
the group claims will create the largest retail finance non-bank
lender--Shriram Finance--with AUM of 1.5 trln rupees.

NEWS IN BRIEF
Pandemic showed importance of
Voda Idea
makes timely
Neha Dhupia unveils Exports rise 27% to $30 billion in
Hamleys’ Christmas toys
affordable tech: Mazumdar-Shaw
The COVID-19 pandemic brought out the importance of
investing in affordable technologies and innovation to deliver
debt payment AGENCIES
Mumbai
Nov; trade deficit at $23 billion
life-saving vaccines, biotechnology major Biocon's Executive AGENCIES
Chairperson Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw said on Tuesday. Hamleys - the finest toy shop New Delhi
Addressing the sixth annual Global Technology Summit co- in the world, and India’s
hosted with the Ministry of External Affairs on Tuesday, leading toy retailer for chil- India's merchandise exports jumped 27.16
Mazumdar-Shaw said it was very important to see the kind of dren, today announced the per cent to USD 30.04 billion in November on
inequities that existed in the world when it came to vaccines. Top 10 Toys for Christmas the back of good performance by sectors like
2021, unveiling this collec- petroleum products, engineering goods and
Natco Pharma proposes to acquire INFORMIST
tion for the first time in In-
dia.
electronic items, official data showed on
Tuesday.
Dash Pharmaceuticals Mumbai The much-coveted list of the The exports stood at USD 23.62 billion in
Natco Pharma Limited through its affiliates is proposing to season’s most exciting toys jay Sidhu was also present at November 2020.
enter into an agreement to acquire Dash Pharmaceuticals LLC Vodafone Idea Ltd has made was unveiled by actor and the event, apart from popu- Imports in November were at USD 52.94 bil- over April-November 2020 when it was USD
subject to satisfactory completion of due diligence, execution timely payment of principal mom Neha Dhupia at the lar mom influencers like lion, showing an increase of 56.58 per cent 219.82 billion.
of definitive agreements and compliance with statutory amount together with interest world’s first Hamleys Play Shradha Virani (The Diaper over inbound shipments of USD 33.81 billion "The merchandise trade balance for April-
requirements. Dash is a front-end pharmaceutical sales, on unsecured redeemable non- Store at Jio World Drive Drama), Yuvika Abrol, and in the year-ago month. November 2021 was estimated at USD (-)
marketing and distribution entity based in New Jersey, USA convertible debentures due for BKC on 9th December 2021, others. Gold imports rose nearly 40 per cent to 120.76 billion as against USD (-) 45.66 billion
which is expected to have approximate net sales of USD 15 payment today, according to amidst a magical, festive Speaking about the event, USD 4.22 billion as against 3.02 billion in No- in April-November 2020, which is a decline of
million for the year ending December 2021. the company's regulatory filing. party for leading mommy in- Manu Sharma, Group Vice- vember 2020. (-) 164.49 per cent," said a release issued by
The cash-strapped company fluencers and their children. President at Reliance As per the data released by the Ministry of the ministry.
Fertiliser production not impacted due had reportedly managed to
raise funds to repay its
Surrounded by Santa and
his elves, Neha and popular
Brands said: “The Hamleys
Christmas Top 10 launch
Commerce and Industry, November trade
deficit stood at USD 22.91 billion. This com-
Exports of petroleum products during No-
vember climbed 154.22 per cent at USD 3.95
to power shortage: Centre bondholders on time. The mommy influencer Simone has always been one of the pares with USD 10.19 billion in November billion on a yearly basis. Outward shipments
Fertiliser production was not affected due to power shortage company has to pay 60 bln Khambatta unveiled the fes- most awaited events of the 2020. of engineering goods rose to nearly USD 8
since 2020 till now except at IFFCO's Kandla plant unit in rupees to its bondholders till tive season’s most coveted year, We are extremely excit- Merchandise exports for April-November billion, up about 37 per cent over the same
Gujarat, Parliament was informed on Tuesday. Minister of State March, and plans to utilise its toys that are sure to stimu- ed to present this year’s 2021 were at USD 263.57 billion, up 51.34 per month last year.
for Chemicals and Fertiliser Bhagwanth Khuba said most own cash flows and bank late children’s imaginations Christmas top 10 which has cent over USD 174.16 billion during the cor- As per the data, exports of electronic goods
fertiliser plants have captive power plants and have funds. and make playtime a more a mix of Robotics to Educa- responding period last year. rose from USD 1.12 billion in November last
arrangements to draw power from the grid. The company is seen exciting experience. tional Toys to Science to Imports during the period totalled USD to USD 1.45 billion during the month under
benefiting from the RJ & TV personality Tee- Board Games & more.” 384.34 billion, an increase of 74.84 per cent review, up 29.83 per cent.
HFCL raises Rs 600 crore though government's telecom relief

Govt earned over Rs 8 lakh cr from taxes on fuel

package it had announced in
qualified institutional placement
Domestic telecom gear maker HFCL on Tuesday said it has
September, which gives an
option to telecom companies to
raised Rs 600 crore through the QIP issue, which it plans to
use for expanding manufacturing facilities and product
defer their spectrum and
adjusted gross revenue dues
development. The QIP (qualified institutional placement)
received responses from various institutional investors like
for four years.
Vodafone Idea was the first
Reliance Ventures, Quant Mutual Fund, IIFL Wealth, Elara India,
Discovery, Segantii, Millennium, among others, the company
company to opt for the
deferred payment option
said in a statement. provided under the telecom
relief package. In a conference
Emami brings German skincare brand call with analysts post Jul-Sep
earnings, Vodafone Idea's
Creme 21 to Indian market Managing Director and Chief
Emami Ltd on Tuesday announced introducing its German Executive Officer Ravinder
skincare brand Creme 21 to the Indian market, a brand which Takkar had said that the
was acquired by the homegrown FMCG firm in January 2019. government's telecom relief
In the first phase, Emami would introduce Creme 21 skin package alleviated concerns of
creams and lotions in India and has plans to expand the investors.
brand offering to new categories in the future, said Emami.
AGENCIES
New Delhi
The Centre earned nearly
Rs 8.02 lakh crore from tax-
es on petrol and diesel dur-
ing the last three fiscal
years, of which more than
Rs 3.71 lakh crore was col-
lected in FY21 alone, Fi-
nance Minister Nirmala
Sitharaman informed Par-
liament on Tuesday.
The minister was re-
sponding to queries on the
hike in excise duty on
petrol and diesel during last
three years and the details
of the revenue earned
through various taxes on
these fuels.
The excise duty on petrol
rose from Rs 19.48 per litre
as on October 5, 2018 to Rs
27.90 a litre as on November
4, 2021. The duty on diesel
rose from Rs 15.33 a litre to
Rs 21.80 during the same pe-
riod, Sitharaman said in a
written reply in the Rajya
Sabha.
Within this period, the ex-
cise on petrol fell from Rs
19.48 per litre as of October
5, 2018 to Rs 17.98 as of July
6, 2019; while excise on
diesel reduced from Rs 15.33
to Rs 13.83 during the same
reference period.
The excise duties on
petrol and diesel were on a
rising trajectory till Febru-
ary 2, 2021, to Rs 32.98 and
Rs 31.83 respectively, before
falling a tad and then de-
clining further to Rs 27.90 a
litre (petrol) and Rs 21.80
(diesel) as on November 4,
2021.
Unilever CHRO
Leena Nair
quits; to join
Chanel
MUMBAI: Leena Nair, the first
female and youngest-ever Chief
Human Resources Officer of
Anglo-Dutch FMCG major
Unilever has stepped down to
join French luxury group
Chanel as its Global Chief
Executive.
She was a member of the
Unilever Leadership Executive

BMW Motorrad India set to post over 100% growth in 2021

(ULE), which is responsible for
Rebel Foods plans to invest $150 mn delivering Unilever's business
and financial performance.
to acquire, scale new food brands "Leena Nair, CHRO, has
Rebel Foods, which runs chain of internet restaurants, on decided to leave the company
Tuesday said it plans to invest USD 150 million (nearly Rs AGENCIES In India' BMW G 310 R and over 100% in 2021 as com- Motorrad in India", he in January 2022 to pursue a
1,140 crore) to acquire and scale new food brands in India and New Delhi the BMW G 310 GS motorcy- pared to 2020," it added. said,"Despite the turbulence new career opportunity as
globally. The investment pool will be used in the next few cles which commanded a Commenting on the per- in the two-wheeler industry, Global Chief Executive Officer,
quarters, to scale up existing and new partnerships with over German luxury carmaker share of nearly 90% of the formance, BMW Group In- we have performed well and Chanel Ltd," Unilever said in a
40 Indian and international brands. BMW said its two-wheeler yearly sales, BMW Group In- dia President Vikram Pawah achieved exponential statement.
division, BMW Motorrad dia said. said,"Since its inception, growth." On the road ahead, "Leena has been a pioneer
Lupin receives EIR from US FDA for has delivered 5,000 motorcy-
cles in India so far in 2021
Other bike models, C 400
GT, R 1250 GS/GSA, R18
BMW Motorrad has rede-
fined the premium motorcy-
he said,"We will continue to
cater to the requirements of
throughout her career, but no
more so than in her role as
Goa manufacturing facility and will post over 100% Classic, S 1000 R and the M cling scenario in India with the purists while also fulfill- CHRO, where she has been a
Homegrown pharma major Lupin Ltd on Tuesday said it has growth this year compared 1000 RR were also a favourite its dynamic product range ing aspirations of a new driving force on our equity,
received the Establishment Inspection Report (EIR) from US to 2020. among motorcycle enthusi- sentiment in the two-wheel- and bespoke riding experi- base of brand fans who want diversity and inclusion agenda,
Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) for its Goa The momentum was pri- asts, it added. er industry, BMW Motorrad ences." Dubbing 2021 as "a to enter the Motorrad Unilever Chief Executive Officer
manufacturing facility after an inspection in September 2021 marily driven by the 'Made "Overcoming the current India will post a growth of phenomenal year for BMW world." Alan Jope said.
with Voluntary Action Indicated (VAI).
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GROUP A
3m India Ltd 25194.35, 25211.95, 24750.05,
24798.8
Aarti Drugs 583, 586, 559, 565.3
Aarti Indust 1012.1, 1014.8, 984.95, 986.7
Aavas 2633.05, 2633.05, 2531.6, 2558.85
Abb Ltd. 2310, 2320, 2260.1, 2270
Abbott (i) 18300, 18465.05, 18078.5,
18247.3
Abcapital 124.2, 124.9, 120.9, 121.9
Abfrl 265, 290.75, 264.85, 283.5
Acc Ltd 2262, 2325.05, 2262, 2319.05
Accelya 1104, 1126, 1077, 1091.1
Action Const 220.05, 231.9, 220.05, 228.3
Adani Enter 1715, 1727.55, 1682.8, 1719.05
Adani Ports 758.5, 766, 750, 764.25
Adani Power 103.55, 104.85, 102.5, 103.35
Adanigreen 1399.95, 1453.2, 1396.15,
1436.1
Adf Foods Lt 842.2, 843.75, 825.05, 831.95
Advenzymes 348, 351.2, 343.15, 344
Aegis Logis 234.5, 234.5, 225.75, 226.25
Affle 1079, 1107, 1071.55, 1101.35
Agro Tech Fo 968.6, 995, 950, 952.4
Ahluwalia Co 412, 412.1, 406.4, 411.15
Aiaengineer 1851.1, 1852.45, 1825.1,
1830.55
Airtelpp 368.9, 377, 342, 361
Ajanta Pharm 2127.75, 2153.65, 2113.05,
2132.1
Akzoindia 2064.85, 2064.85, 2034, 2041.65
Alem Pharma 794.65, 814.55, 791.75, 796.85
Alembic Ltd. 102.2, 102.75, 101.6, 102
Alkem 3441.1, 3485.05, 3431.35, 3467.05
Alkyl Amines 3214, 3238.4, 3182.6, 3213.25
Allcargo 348, 368.85, 348, 363.85
Amar Raja Ba 637.45, 640.2, 632.4, 638.45
Amber 3200, 3301.3, 3139.05, 3239.4
Ambuja Ceme 380.95, 380.95, 374, 378.05
Apar Indus. 724.8, 739, 716.85, 724.6
Apcotex Ind 362, 369, 359.9, 361.2
Apex 303.95, 308.8, 297, 301.35
Apl Apollo 1020.1, 1104.65, 1011, 1060.15
Apollo Hosp. 5131, 5250, 5065.7, 5205.65
Apollo Tyres 219.5, 219.5, 214.4, 216.8
Apollopipes 575.1, 582.85, 566.45, 574.3
Apollotri 884.95, 930, 881, 918.1
Aptech Ltd 388.55, 391.3, 382.05, 384.85
Arman Fin 1029.4, 1029.4, 991.65, 993.8
Arvind Ltd 121.9, 123.5, 120, 121
Arvindfasn 301, 306.35, 292.3, 296.85
Asahi In.Gla 465.05, 483.25, 465.05, 475.7
Ashok Leyl. 127.8, 127.8, 124.8, 125.9
Ashoka 96.45, 97.05, 95.5, 95.9
Asian Granit 136.1, 136.75, 134.3, 134.55
Asian Paints 3267.45, 3303.9, 3252, 3294.05
Astec Life 1551, 1590.6, 1508.4, 1535
Asterdm 191.7, 193.75, 190.05, 190.8
Astra Micro 256.7, 261.1, 253.6, 257.9
Astral 2240, 2262.65, 2196.05, 2249.25
Astrazen.Ph. 3059.05, 3099, 3045, 3057.9
Atul Ltd. 8847.95, 8892.3, 8771, 8824.8
Aubank 1174, 1184.3, 1150.4, 1168.3
Aurob.Pharma 692.95, 714.8, 692.75, 708.7
Aurum 170, 174.7, 166.15, 166.75
Auto Axles 1349, 1395.55, 1336.85, 1382.85
Avanti Feeds 539.55, 554.2, 535.1, 545.2
Axis Bank 701, 713.65, 697.6, 710.7
Baj Hold Inv 5518.65, 5542.1, 5465.15,
5488.05
Bajaj Auto 3308, 3310, 3268, 3291.85
Bajaj Elect. 1154, 1158.2, 1128.15, 1146.25
Bajaj Finse 17280, 17280, 16864, 17129.05
Bajajcon 202.95, 204.3, 198, 202.2
Bajajhind 14.22, 14.66, 14.22, 14.49
Bajfinance 7172, 7180, 7035.95, 7068.65
Balaji Amine 3210, 3239.45, 3141.35,
3175.95
Balaji Tele. 64.4, 66.3, 63, 64.1
Balkrish Ind 2240, 2254.05, 2196.3, 2250.85
Balmer Lawri 120.3, 121.5, 118.65, 119.45
Balram.Chini 324, 335, 323.3, 333.1
Bandhanbnk 282.2, 282.2, 276.8, 280.25
Bank Maha 20.85, 20.85, 20.3, 20.45
Bankbaroda 92.5, 93, 91.05, 92.35
Bannari Aman 2641.25, 2744.95, 2637.45,
2652.6
Basf India 2920.8, 3026, 2891.95, 2909.55
Bata India 1994.3, 2005.15, 1942.45, 1957.2
Bayer Crop 4737.05, 4759.15, 4704.2,
4707.65
Bdl 397.05, 403.7, 397.05, 399.5
Beml Ltd 1932, 1964.4, 1905.65, 1950.55
Berge Paint 751, 759.25, 748, 757.05
Bf Invest 327.5, 335.55, 327.5, 331.2
Bf Utili 415, 418.15, 406.5, 410.55
Bhansali Eng 172, 172.75, 168.85, 170.5
Bharat Bijle 1886.2, 2026.05, 1884.15,
2007.35
Bharat Elect 209.05, 212.85, 208.85, 209.85
Bharat Forge 738.45, 739.25, 723.85, 735.05
Bharat Pet. 391, 392.9, 389.15, 391.45
Bharti Artl 701.9, 706.15, 688.45, 691.65
Bhel 63.65, 65.55, 63.45, 64.8
Biocon Ltd. 375.2, 383.45, 373.85, 378.05
Birla Corpn. 1496.9, 1514.55, 1462.6, 1490.1
Blissgvs Ph 103, 103, 101.7, 101.95
Blue Dart Ex 6509.1, 6539.95, 6379.25,
6421.2
Blue Star 984.55, 1028.05, 984.55, 1008.15
Bnk Of India 57.25, 57.25, 56, 56.2
Bodal Chem 112.55, 116.1, 111.3, 113.95
Bom Dyeing 97.3, 107.95, 97.2, 106
Bom.Burmah 1094, 1178.95, 1083.05,
1159.85
Bororenew 645, 655.7, 625.5, 655.7
Bosch Ltd 16705.9, 16905.95, 16565,
16880.6
Brigade 471, 488.9, 467, 482.9
Britania Ind 3550, 3595.15, 3545, 3577.5
Bsoft 504.9, 516, 500.65, 505.65
Cadila Healt 464.95, 474.5, 459.05, 467.6
Camlinfine 141.8, 148.1, 141.5, 146.75
Canara Bank 217, 217.3, 212.3, 216
Canfin Homes 600.1, 601.2, 589.7, 598.4
Caplin Point 797.05, 807.4, 778, 801.95
Carborundum 899, 908, 870.2, 895.75
Carerating 621.05, 633.15, 617.9, 629.9
Castrol 126.4, 126.45, 124.5, 124.65
Ccl Products 404.75, 405.45, 398, 401.2
Ceat Limited 1170, 1174.95, 1147, 1150.05
Central Bk 22.1, 22.7, 22.1, 22.35
Century Text 830.1, 850.6, 829.75, 843.35
Centuryply 613, 628.4, 613, 619.6
Cera Sanitar 4761, 5048.75, 4761, 4912
Cesc Ltd. 88.6, 90.7, 88.15, 90.45
Cgcl 509.55, 523.65, 504.45, 519.6
Chalet 238, 239.45, 232.7, 235.1
Chambal Fert 394.9, 402.15, 391.55, 399.6
Chennai Pet. 106.3, 107.35, 105.55, 106.05
Cholafin 565, 579.15, 552.65, 554.95
Cholahldng 697, 705.05, 686, 690.05
Cigniti Tech 597, 602.2, 584, 586.5
Cipla Ltd. 890.8, 907.85, 890.8, 895.4
City Union 149.75, 149.75, 146.75, 147.9
Clari Chem 494.75, 499, 491.05, 493.95
Coal India 149, 149.8, 146.8, 148.85
Cochinship 348.25, 349.45, 346.45, 346.55
Coforge 5472, 5493.6, 5359.75, 5440.95
Colgate Palm 1429.9, 1462.8, 1426, 1458.15
Contain.Corp 647.75, 649.65, 637.75, 641.75
Corom Inter 761.35, 763.45, 744.4, 747.15
Cosmo Films 1420.05, 1464, 1416.3, 1427.6
Creditacc 721.95, 721.95, 651.6, 661.1
Crisil Ltd 3040, 3074.4, 3015, 3028.25
Crompton 428, 428, 413.5, 416.55
Csbbank 273, 273.55, 267.6, 271.2
Cummins (i) 988, 988, 959.55, 963.65
Cyient 988, 1006.5, 971.3, 991.65
D B Corp 95.45, 96.1, 94.55, 95.05
Daawat 73.9, 81.75, 72, 80.8
Dabur (i) 576.05, 580.2, 573.55, 579.7
Dalbharat 1875.5, 1925.3, 1869.5, 1910.25
Dalmiasug 383.9, 397, 383.9, 390.9
Dbl 547.65, 548.55, 534.95, 536.55
Dcal 228.7, 235.35, 226.7, 228.05
Dcbbank 87.55, 87.8, 85.6, 85.8
Dcmshriram 951.05, 997.05, 951.05, 984.3
Deepak Fert. 374.9, 375.2, 365.7, 369.2
Deepak Nitr. 2319.8, 2357.95, 2293.5, 2325.4
Delta Corp 294.4, 300.7, 291.15, 294.95
Den Network 45, 47, 44.25, 45.7
Dfm Foods 290.6, 299.9, 286, 290.2
Dhampur Suga 296.15, 306.1, 296.15,
303.15
Dhan Agri 752.05, 759.1, 744.5, 746.45
Diamondyd 822.2, 825.95, 820, 822.75
Divi’s Lab. 4525, 4665.3, 4506.95, 4651.8
Dixon 5651.4, 5680, 5485.15, 5531.5
Dlf Limited 410, 420, 405.75, 416.2
Dmart 4770, 4837.75, 4716.05, 4814.05
Dollar 465.15, 468.2, 455.6, 458.7
Dr.Reddy’s 4595, 4659.55, 4589.7, 4646.75
Dredging Cor 328.15, 332.5, 326.9, 328.3
Dwar Sugar 71.5, 72.75, 71.3, 72.2
E.I.D.Par 486, 486, 469.1, 471.85
Eclerx 2142.9, 2265.25, 2142.9, 2215.1
Edelweiss 75.05, 75.25, 73.75, 74.15
Eicher Motor 2465, 2491.3, 2451.55, 2485.15
Eih Ltd. 132.65, 135.1, 132.35, 133.9
Elantas 3581, 3686, 3581, 3672.35
Elgi Equip 309.95, 315, 305.15, 308.4
Emami Ltd. 528.8, 533.7, 523, 526.35
Endurance 1710, 1761.55, 1705.9, 1715
Enginrs.(i) 71.5, 72.45, 71.5, 71.7
Epl 204.35, 204.35, 199.1, 199.85
Equitas 132.55, 133.75, 127.35, 128.25
Eris 706.6, 712, 699.1, 704.6
Esab India 3006.9, 3022.15, 2926, 2989.95
Escorts Ltd. 1850, 1862.3, 1845, 1851
Eveready (i) 326.5, 326.5, 317, 321.3
Excel Indust 909.35, 926.6, 896.15, 915.65
Exide Ind. 166, 168.6, 166, 167.7
Fconsumer 7.19, 7.3, 7.12, 7.14
Fdc Limited 291.1, 297.75, 289.65, 295.25
Fed Mog Goe 238.1, 239.65, 236.65, 237.2
Federal Bank 91.9, 91.9, 89.9, 91
Fineorg 3648.2, 3730, 3596.2, 3717.4
Finol. Cable 570.2, 575.2, 566.55, 569.1
Finolex Ind. 208, 209.9, 205.95, 208.95
Fluorochem 2415.3, 2460, 2379.8, 2405.2
Force Motr 1349.9, 1350, 1304.55, 1311.75
Fortis 282.7, 284.25, 276.6, 282.8
Fretail 49.15, 49.5, 48.6, 48.9
Fsl 172.5, 174.9, 170, 172.1
Futlif Fas 52.05, 52.6, 51.65, 52.15
Gabriel(i) 137.25, 138.25, 135.25, 136.65
Gail (i) Ltd 133, 136, 132.1, 135.3
Galaxysurf 2878.75, 2894.45, 2837.8,
2886.35
Garfibres 3254.05, 3278.85, 3210.65,
3248.05
Gateway Dist 276.5, 285, 274.8, 283.35
Gati Ltd. 158.9, 168.55, 158.8, 167.2
Gepil 269, 270.9, 262, 262.7
Get&d 126.7, 129.4, 121.2, 124.7
Gfllimited 76.9, 78.6, 75.2, 78.4
Ghcl Ltd 400, 401.75, 392.8, 396.85
Gic Housing 151.45, 159.2, 151.45, 156.4
Gicre 139.05, 142.2, 138.1, 139.75
Gillette (i) 5454.15, 5540, 5454.15, 5491.2
Glaxosmith 1865, 1891, 1844.05, 1866.1
Glenmark Pha 530, 536.85, 513.8, 518.45
Gmm Pfaudler 4520, 4520, 4429.85, 4447.25
Gmr Infrastr 43, 43.4, 41.75, 43.15
Godawari Pow 269, 272.95, 265, 265.8
Godfrey Ph 1218, 1233.4, 1218, 1223
Godrej Cons 931, 932.5, 915.2, 930.05
Godrej Ind 579.9, 587.6, 578, 583.5
Godrej Prop 2073, 2088.85, 2012.15, 2082.2
Godrejagro 532.55, 535.8, 526.8, 533.45
Goodyear (i) 1009.55, 1015.8, 1000.25, 1003
Gppl 99.15, 101.5, 99.15, 99.55
Granules (i) 341, 346.55, 336.35, 340.75
Graphite In. 428.5, 438.75, 425.05, 433.25
Grasim Ind. 1731.95, 1744.3, 1710, 1721.45
Great Easte 299.15, 301.1, 296.25, 300.6
Greaves Cott 148.15, 150.5, 146.55, 148.5
Greenply Ind 209.55, 220, 209.3, 217.3
Grind Norton 1820.25, 1846, 1797.4, 1815.4
Grse 235.75, 237.55, 233.15, 233.7
Guj Amb Exp 165.55, 165.55, 161.8, 162.6
Guj Petronet 318, 325.9, 313, 319.2
Guj.Alkali 664, 674.6, 649.75, 654.05
Guj.Ind.Pow. 83.8, 83.8, 82, 82.75
Guj.Mineral 73, 73, 71.5, 71.7
Guj.Narmada 418.2, 424.5, 414, 422.7
Guj.St.Fert 120.7, 122.9, 119.6, 121.5
Gujgas 665, 667.85, 657, 664.55
Gulfoil Lub 492.4, 495.8, 462, 466
Hal 1300, 1307, 1281.05, 1286.2
Hathway Cab 22.7, 22.8, 22.1, 22.15
Hatsun Agro 1336, 1336, 1275, 1283.75
Havellsindia 1370, 1372.8, 1339.85, 1353.2
Hawkins Cook 6097, 6097, 6018, 6042.2
Hcg 270, 270, 254.65, 257.65
Hcl Techno 1158, 1165.55, 1145.6, 1161.75
Hdfc 2754, 2760, 2720.9, 2752.1
Hdfc Bank 1509.75, 1514.7, 1497.25, 1503.5
Hdfcamc 2514.7, 2514.7, 2477.1, 2487.6
Hdfclife 677.2, 677.3, 665.75, 669.45
Heg Limited 1803.9, 1810.85, 1750, 1759.75
Heidel Cem 224.75, 226.45, 220, 221.45
Heritgfood 423.95, 429.15, 414.35, 426.4
Heromotoco 2496, 2496, 2460, 2482.9
Hester Bisc 2340.05, 2445, 2326, 2427.45
Hfcl 86.8, 86.8, 79.85, 80.45
Hginfra 600.05, 615.3, 596.95, 610.1
Hgsl 3022.15, 3125.8, 3001.05, 3080.25
Hikal Ltd. 515, 545.2, 515, 530.8
Hil 4251.05, 4320, 4251, 4292.9
Himat.Seide 224.8, 235, 222, 233.3
Hind Uni Lt 2310, 2322.7, 2304.9, 2317.8
Hind.Constn. 18.5, 18.5, 16.93, 17.09
Hind.Copper 129.45, 130, 126.05, 126.85
Hind.Oil Exp 180, 186.6, 178.2, 183.8
Hind.Petro 303, 303.9, 297.7, 301.2
Hindalco 456.95, 464.4, 455, 461.6
Hindus.Zi 349.8, 352.05, 333.15, 338.75
Hondapower 1374.6, 1380, 1340.15, 1343
Honeywell 39888.95, 40622, 39847.65,
40085.9
Hscl 46.4, 46.8, 45.8, 45.95
Hudco 41.5, 41.5, 41.05, 41.1
Huhtamaki 224.35, 225.75, 222.1, 224.05
Ibul Hsg Fin 257, 267.4, 254.9, 264.35
Icici Bank 751.9, 764.3, 746.4, 758.85
Icicigi 1420.6, 1438.25, 1408, 1434.2
Icicipruli 567, 577.5, 563.6, 576.25
Icra 3487, 3511, 3484.6, 3511
Idbi Bank L 50.9, 52.1, 50.25, 51.2
Idea 15.38, 16.05, 15.01, 15.32
Idfc 53.8, 54.75, 52.55, 53.9
Idfcfirstb 51, 51.3, 50, 50.8
Iex 281.45, 285, 276.75, 278.85
Ifb Ind.Ltd. 1152, 1181.75, 1152, 1165.75
Ifci Ltd 17.5, 18.38, 17.5, 17.91
Igarshi Mot 523.45, 533, 519, 523.7
Iifl 305, 313.6, 303.45, 312.4
Iiflsec 93.3, 94.4, 92.4, 92.75
Iiflwam 1456.9, 1482.1, 1445.45, 1479.95
Ind.Glycols 869.9, 885, 852, 858.4
Ind.Hume Pip 198.05, 204.05, 198, 202.25
Indbul Real 175, 179.35, 174.05, 175.15
India Cem. 192.25, 194.85, 190.35, 194.4
India Touris 377.65, 382, 375.5, 380.7
Indiamart 7165.2, 7199.95, 7095.5, 7120.15
Indian Bank 159, 159, 153.6, 154.45
Indian Hotel 198, 202.5, 197.3, 198
Indian Oil 118.5, 119.15, 117.2, 117.9
Indian Over. 21.75, 22.15, 21.6, 21.7
Indigo 2008.95, 2023.95, 1960, 1978.05
Indo Count 261.9, 261.9, 252.35, 255.85
Indoco Rem 438, 442.3, 430.35, 432.9
Indostar 262.9, 269, 258.4, 265.95
Indra Gas 500, 512.4, 496.25, 510.65
Indusind Bnk 935, 948.45, 923.95, 946.05
Industower 272.9, 272.9, 265.4, 266.1
Infibeam 41.95, 43.15, 41.3, 42.05
Info Edge 5480, 5504.15, 5319.2, 5367.55
Infosys Ltd 1730, 1759.45, 1711, 1752.15
Ingersoll 1210, 1237.35, 1199.4, 1209.05
Inox Leisure 395.85, 414.4, 384, 410
Insectcid 657.95, 664.4, 643.35, 647.95
Intellect 690, 693.65, 652.1, 676.45
Iol Chem Ph 465, 466.9, 456.65, 463.4
Ion Exchange 2090, 2115, 2081.1, 2108.7
Ipca Lab Ltd 2035.95, 2036.2, 2013, 2030.55
Irb Infra 224.65, 226, 217.3, 219.4
Ircon 47.5, 47.7, 46.65, 47.1
Irctc 859.1, 859.9, 843.2, 854.85
Isec 787.6, 791.55, 765.3, 786
Isgec 592.95, 596, 582.2, 593.35
Itc Ltd. 235.7, 237.15, 225.35, 228.3
Itdcem 81, 82.4, 79.65, 81.6
Iti Ltd. 120, 120, 117.4, 117.7
J & K Bank 38.2, 38.2, 37.55, 37.7
J Kumar Infr 171.95, 173.65, 171.3, 171.9
J.B.Chemical 1620.7, 1626, 1566.45, 1579.3
Jagran Prak 66.25, 66.6, 65, 65.25
Jai Corp Ltd 137, 138.05, 134.4, 135.15
Jain Irrig 43.15, 43.45, 42.25, 42.95
Jaipra 10.35, 11.1, 10.34, 11.1
Jamna Auto 110.25, 114.35, 110.25, 110.95
Jchac 1935.9, 2015, 1902.5, 1950.35
Jindal Polyf 1196.7, 1224.45, 1163.85,
1188.75
Jindal Saw 103.9, 104.5, 101.35, 101.9
Jindal Ste 393, 400.85, 390.05, 399.05
Jk Cement 3403.6, 3560.5, 3401.05, 3479.45
Jk Lakshmi 622.65, 632.05, 615, 617.85
Jk Paper 213.25, 220, 213.25, 216.45
Jk Tyre Ind 141.9, 141.9, 139.35, 139.85
Jm Financial 73.25, 74.45, 71.8, 72.15
Jmc Projects 100.9, 101.25, 97.8, 98.4
Jsl 183.6, 192, 181.7, 190.3
Jslhisar 335, 338.95, 330.5, 332.9
Jswhl 4241.75, 4247, 4227.8, 4231.9
Jswsl 669.8, 675.8, 661.4, 669.95
Jtektindia 94.5, 97.8, 91.7, 95.6
Jubl Food 3720.15, 3761.95, 3667.2, 3754.9
Jublpharma 585.25, 602.25, 585.25, 591.3
Justdial 839, 884.7, 828.2, 872.4
Jyothylab 148.7, 156.65, 148.7, 155.1
K.P.R. Mill 543.9, 559, 540.6, 556.35
Kajaria Cer. 1190, 1212.75, 1179.1, 1202.1
Kalpa.Power 377.85, 379.4, 375.15, 375.95
Kalyani Stel 330, 335, 330, 332.8
Kamaholding 10044.25, 10044.25, 9699.85,
9772
Kansai Nero 596, 596, 585.35, 587.5
Karnataka Bk 67.5, 67.75, 66.25, 66.5
Kaveri Seed 508, 513.1, 506, 509.05
Kec Intern 435, 453.7, 433.6, 450.5
Kei Indust. 1086.95, 1150, 1077.3, 1140.65
Kennametal 1795.45, 1819.75, 1770.6,
1787.05
Kiri Dyes 477.25, 489.95, 474.8, 480.05
Kirloil Eng 191.6, 191.6, 186, 188.3
Kitex Garmen 175.05, 175.6, 172.7, 174.1
Knr Const 289, 296.35, 285.9, 292.65
Koltepatil 316.9, 319.5, 311.45, 318.4
Kotak Mah.Bk 1866, 1870.85, 1816.2,
1840.45
Kpittech 506, 530.5, 506, 516.6
Krbl Ltd. 255.2, 261.5, 248.6, 256.45
Ksb 1270, 1295.55, 1269.5, 1283.3
L.G.Balkrish 557.9, 564.5, 551, 558.25
Lalpathlab 3407, 3515, 3407, 3474.55
La-opala Rg 425, 447.45, 413, 416.55
Larsen & Tou 1858.9, 1872.4, 1847, 1869.1
Lauruslabs 513, 524.8, 510.1, 514.65
Laxmimach 9328.5, 9440, 9227.2, 9288.5
Lemontree 49.7, 50.15, 48.45, 49.3
Lic Hous.Fin 386, 387.45, 381.1, 386.1
Lincoln Phar 359.7, 370.5, 359.7, 364.7
Lindeindia 2590, 2609.35, 2514.65, 2529.4
Lnt Fh 79.7, 81.2, 78.55, 81.05
Lti 6785, 6785, 6640.9, 6665.6
Ltts 5485, 5531.95, 5394.5, 5436.6
Lupin Ltd. 890, 972.5, 882.55, 943.05
Luxind 3723.4, 3850, 3702.45, 3785.55
M&m Finanser 166.1, 166.1, 161.05, 162.35
Mah & Mah 843, 843, 826.35, 834.8
Mah Holiday 210, 210, 206.2, 208.9
Mah.Scooter 4241.35, 4264, 4165.1, 4223.75
Mah.Seamless 509, 509, 492.05, 495.65
Mahindcie 244, 244.05, 237.7, 238.9
Mahindralife 254.1, 256.1, 249, 250.65
Mahlog 685, 688.35, 671, 676.15
Manap Fin 174, 175.45, 171, 173.65
Mangalam Cem 389, 389, 376.1, 382.45
Maricoltd 520, 520.7, 512.45, 515.05
Marksans 61, 62.2, 60.7, 61.4
Marutisuzuk 7499, 7552.75, 7461, 7491.05
Masfin 707.7, 716, 691.2, 695.15
Mastek Ltd 2764, 2802, 2757.85, 2780.5
Mayur Uniq. 615.15, 615.15, 593, 597
Mcx Ltd 1740, 1810, 1716.75, 1789.05
Metropolis 3229, 3304.1, 3187.2, 3266.3
Mfsl 990.15, 999, 982.8, 996.6
Mgl 909, 915, 897.85, 913.1
Midhani 185, 186.5, 184.45, 185
Minda Ind 1035, 1073.5, 1010.55, 1031.8
Mindacorp 173.8, 174.05, 169.55, 170.75
Mindtree Ltd 4585.4, 4636, 4537, 4623.65
Mineral&metl 43, 43.75, 43, 43.15
Moil Ltd 173, 174.25, 170.95, 172.25
Moldtkpack 816.75, 822.1, 786, 793.55
Morepen Lab. 56.55, 57.9, 56.15, 56.4
Motherson Ss 225.5, 227.05, 220.75, 221.65
Motilalofs 951.25, 951.25, 930.9, 939.45
Mphasis Ltd 3225, 3225, 3131, 3187.7
Mrf Ltd. 73280.05, 74199.8, 73280.05,
74055
Mrpl 45.7, 45.75, 45.1, 45.25
Mstc 356.7, 357.95, 346.7, 348.7
Muthoot Fin 1477, 1499.5, 1453.85, 1494.8
N C L Ind. 218.35, 222.7, 218, 222.1
Nam-india 362.8, 365.75, 358.2, 359.8
Nat.Alum 99.65, 102.7, 99.1, 101.85
Nat.Peroxide 1876.15, 1948, 1876, 1930.7
Natco Pharm 901.1, 911.05, 871.25, 898.85
Nath Biogen 271.05, 272.4, 264.35, 266.45
National Fer 52.25, 53.7, 51.6, 53.3
Nav Bhar Ven 116.75, 121.5, 116.5, 118.85
Navin Fluori 3921.9, 3973.95, 3888.45,
3962.3
Navnetedul 97.8, 101.8, 97.2, 97.7
Nbcc 45.3, 45.95, 45.3, 45.55
Ncc 75.85, 75.95, 74.7, 75.2
Neogen 1702, 1732.2, 1702, 1714.25
Nesco Ltd 605.8, 612.95, 593.3, 606.7
Nestle (i) 18926, 19314.15, 18925, 19197.9
Neuland Lab. 1666.35, 1666.35, 1596.6,
1604.2
Newgen 600.1, 614.55, 595.65, 603.25
Nh 575.1, 607.3, 575.1, 601.8
Nhpc 31.6, 32, 31.5, 31.65
Niacl 145.8, 146.5, 143.6, 144.05
Niit Ltd. 433.9, 443.45, 429.3, 433.6
Nilkamal L 2491.85, 2527.5, 2457.2, 2510.05
Nirlon 374.6, 379.9, 372.5, 376.3
Nlcindia 60.15, 61.25, 60.1, 60.65
Nmdc Ltd 139, 140.35, 137.7, 138.75
Nocil Ltd 244.25, 247.45, 241.45, 245.7
Novartis 793.05, 810.95, 788.05, 795.4
Nrb Bearings 166.35, 168.1, 163.1, 164.1
Ntpc Ltd 125.85, 127.4, 125, 126.25
Ntwk Med Inv 105, 113.3, 104.75, 108.8
Nucle.Soft E 505, 513, 504.95, 509.55
Oberoi Real 862, 891.75, 862, 885.4
Oil India 202.15, 202.95, 199.2, 200.15
Omaxe Ltd 73.05, 73.6, 71.5, 72.15
Ongc Corpn 144.3, 147.4, 144, 146.85
Oracle Fin 4252, 4325.45, 4251.05, 4307.25
Orient Cem 167.5, 170, 166.7, 167.65
Orient.Carb. 987.35, 987.35, 948.55, 960.8
Orientelec 377, 391.5, 376.95, 389.6
Page Industr 39941, 40360.5, 36500,
40221.2
Paisalo 914, 940.85, 904.05, 913.85
Panacea Biot 201, 207.8, 196.25, 207.8
Paragmilk 118, 121.45, 118, 120.6
Patel Engg. 27.5, 31.2, 27.45, 29.75
Pc Jeweller 26.4, 27.1, 26.4, 26.85
Pel 2750, 2752.95, 2558.8, 2601.7
Persistent 4417.7, 4455.85, 4320.05, 4404.55
Petronet Lng 227, 227, 221.15, 223.1
Pfizer Ltd. 4890, 5230.1, 4869, 5189
Pghl 5165, 5326, 5165, 5305.5
Phil.Carbon 230, 231.05, 227.35, 229.05
Phoenix Mill 1047, 1047, 1014.9, 1023.1
Pi Indus.Ltd 2904.8, 2964.95, 2878.2, 2954.8
Pidilite 2378.5, 2399.5, 2357, 2391.45
Pilaniinvs 1900.25, 1914.35, 1893.5, 1904.95
Pnbhousing 554.45, 576.5, 554.45, 571.9
Pncinfra 291.4, 294.9, 284.5, 285.7
Poly Medicur 980, 980, 952, 965.35
Polycab 2545, 2569, 2493.75, 2554.5
Polyplex 1991.05, 2070.1, 1991.05, 2035.1
Poonawalla 212.9, 223.8, 210.5, 218.05
Power Finan 123.1, 124, 122.1, 123.8
Power Grid 202.3, 213.35, 202.3, 212.3
Powerindia 2583.45, 2628.95, 2560.1,
2586.25
Powermech 984.9, 1004.85, 984.9, 996.6
Prakash Ind. 58.6, 58.6, 56.4, 56.7
Prestige 460.7, 466, 451.35, 462.3
Pricolltd 120.3, 127.7, 120.3, 125.35
Princepipe 720, 730.45, 717.4, 719.4
Priviscl 1882.3, 1944, 1861.05, 1898.45
Procter &gam 15156.35, 15200, 14918.7,
15149.6
Prsmjohnsn 129.4, 130, 127.1, 127.55
Pspproject 520, 524.8, 506, 514.1
Ptc India 113.8, 114.75, 112.55, 113.8
Ptcfin Ser 19.2, 19.4, 19.1, 19.25
Punjab Natio 40.2, 40.45, 39.55, 40.15
Pvr Ltd 1442, 1442, 1405.65, 1424.75
Quess 803.05, 869.05, 803.05, 853.6
Quickheal 235, 235, 229.95, 231.25
Radicokhait 1083, 1087.15, 1059.75, 1071.45
Rain 215.6, 218.5, 215.6, 217.8
Rajesh Expo. 747.5, 755, 737.6, 753.15
Rallis India 266, 267.2, 262.45, 263.8
Ramco Systm 471.25, 478.55, 462.55, 464.5
Ramco Inds. 256.15, 258.9, 255.25, 256.8
Ramcocem 985, 994.5, 976.95, 991.8
Rane Holdin 623.65, 631.35, 611.1, 611.85
Rashtr.Chem. 74.9, 75.9, 74.1, 75.35
Ratnamni Met 1971.1, 1983.95, 1913.15,
1930.5
Raymond 655, 708, 652.5, 690.15
Rblbank 195, 195.35, 191.25, 193.5
Recltd 135, 137.75, 135, 136.8
Redington 153.7, 157.25, 152.3, 155
Rel Indl Inf 952, 971.05, 929, 937.65
Relaxo Foot. 1311.2, 1311.2, 1275, 1285.4
Reliance 2389, 2406, 2373.5, 2380.4
Religare Ent 148.3, 149.7, 144, 144.55
Repco Home 301, 305.05, 297.85, 301.7
Respon Ind 114.9, 114.9, 110.8, 111.2
Rhim 358.45, 361.45, 353.5, 356.15
Rico Auto 44, 46.5, 43.5, 46.2
Rites 273.2, 273.3, 266.65, 267.95
Rk Forgings 936.55, 950.45, 935.55, 938.95
Rpsgvent 797.5, 797.5, 748.05, 769.4
Rsystemint 310, 315.5, 308.75, 313.05
Rupa & Co 420, 424.4, 416, 419.85
Rvnl 36.4, 36.4, 35.5, 35.6
Sadbhav Engg 43.8, 43.8, 42, 42.35
Safari Ind. 848.05, 876.2, 845, 852.75
Sagar Cem. 254.9, 254.9, 249.6, 250.75
Sanofi 7696.7, 7720.25, 7625, 7713.55
Sasken 1170, 1187, 1128, 1164.85
Satia 87.6, 91, 87.6, 88.35
Satin 100, 106.15, 99.7, 101.6
Sbicard 918, 919, 896, 902.3
Sbilife 1182, 1192.4, 1179.15, 1188.45
Schaeffler 8400, 8529, 8311.5, 8387.55
Schneider 109.65, 110.6, 107.05, 107.6
Sequent 175, 182.25, 173, 179.2
Sesha.Paper 159, 159.85, 157, 158.65
Sfl 3297, 3297, 3174.05, 3188.7
Shankara 518.25, 532, 514.55, 522.5
Shardacrop 328.8, 334.45, 326.8, 329.2
Shil 392.45, 406.05, 387, 404.2
Shilpa Medic 570, 570, 555, 557
Shipp.Corpn 147, 151.3, 146.7, 148.65
Shk 158.4, 161.6, 153, 154.1
Shopper Stop 368.65, 370.8, 358.1, 360.55
Shree Cement 26205, 26509.9, 26000,
26478.3
Shriram Tran 1465.9, 1465.9, 1370.7,
1384.75
Shrmcityun 2148, 2186, 2006, 2020.75
Siemens Ltd. 2506.5, 2542, 2475.05, 2513.6
Sis 467.6, 472.4, 457.2, 459.6
Sjvn 29.2, 29.2, 28.8, 29
Skf India 3915, 4188.8, 3915, 4057
Smlisuzu 657.05, 673, 653.95, 665.15
Snowman 40.55, 40.7, 40, 40.3
Sobha 870.1, 870.1, 845.65, 852.1
Solar Ind 2635, 2667.55, 2554.15, 2577.4
Solara 1147.6, 1168.45, 1138.15, 1144.25
Somany Cram 867.9, 867.9, 836.2, 856.1
Sonata Soft. 839, 851.35, 828.4, 839.75
South Ind.Bk 9.3, 9.38, 9.26, 9.32
Spandana 490, 498.05, 458.85, 462.5
Spencer 109, 109.15, 107.15, 107.65
Spicejet Ltd 69.5, 70.15, 69.15, 69.55
Srf Limited 2140, 2175.45, 2140, 2155.05
Sripipes 206.45, 207.7, 205.15, 206.75
Star 485.5, 497.35, 475.15, 478.05
Starcement 98, 98, 96.5, 96.75
State Bank 486.4, 490.25, 481.75, 488.55
Steel Auth. 112.5, 116, 111.55, 114.6
Ster Tech 297.05, 307.35, 296.05, 304.9
Subros Ltd. 362.7, 401.05, 355.6, 398.7
Sudarsh.Chem 584.4, 584.5, 572.5, 574.6
Sumichem 384.75, 384.75, 372.7, 373.6
Sun Pharma. 759.4, 768.55, 753.8, 755.95
Sun Tvnet 535.2, 548.7, 535.2, 546.2
Sundar.Clay 3959.9, 4027.2, 3875, 3942.85
Sundaram Fas 851, 866, 851, 861
Sunflag Iron 74, 74.55, 72.8, 72.9
Sunpha Adv 277.6, 277.6, 271, 272.4
Sunteck Real 445, 446.95, 436.7, 442.6
Suprajit Eng 408.75, 426.1, 405.85, 423.2
Suprem Ind 2325.05, 2402.05, 2317.5,
2336.9
Supreme Pet 710.95, 746.2, 706.25, 727.7
Surya Roshni 618.95, 638.35, 616, 631.25
Suven Life S 91.7, 95.7, 90.55, 91.05
Suvenphar 516, 535, 500, 513.2
Suzlonenergy 7.45, 7.55, 7.2, 7.31
Swan Eng 124.85, 126.6, 124.5, 125.75
Swaraj Engin 1660.35, 1660.45, 1646.4,
1652.2
Swsolar 388.7, 393.15, 383.45, 384.55
Symphony 974.2, 1005, 974.2, 996.6
Syngene 630.6, 632, 602.4, 609
Taj Gvk Hotl 135, 136.75, 135, 135.35
Take Solut 48.5, 49.4, 48.35, 48.6
Tamil.Newspr 131.95, 131.95, 127, 127.3
Tasty Bite 13410.9, 13451.15, 13037.15,
13063.85
Tata Chem. 935, 940.1, 925.05, 932.7
Tata Coffee 214.5, 214.5, 211.7, 213.05
Tata Comm 1471, 1499.75, 1435.55, 1444.9
Tata Elxsi 5934, 6100, 5880, 6025.3
Tata Invest. 1461, 1468, 1448.2, 1455.6
Tata Metalik 895, 909.35, 890.45, 901.3
Tata Motors 492, 492, 483.35, 489.5
Tata Power 230.4, 230.4, 225.65, 229.05
Tata Steel 1160.05, 1178.2, 1148, 1166.95
Tataconsum 754.95, 754.95, 732.9, 739.45
Tatamtrtdvr 261.85, 261.85, 257.2, 260.8
Tatastllp 780, 783.55, 760.3, 765.35
Tciexp 2284.9, 2324.4, 2259.3, 2277.25
Tcnsbrands 807.55, 850, 807.05, 820.05
Tcs Ltd. 3601, 3634.4, 3576.15, 3622.8
Teamlease 4146.35, 4206.35, 4146.35,
4172.9
Tech Mah 1634.95, 1662.7, 1627, 1643.15
Technoe 241.9, 250.5, 239, 249.25
Tejasnet 450, 453.5, 445, 445.9
Texmaco Rail 31, 31.15, 30.45, 30.85
Thermax 1766.9, 1810, 1741.3, 1751.55
Thirumalai 237.5, 238, 232.9, 234.8
Thomas Cook 69, 69, 65.6, 66.75
Thyrocare 1072.6, 1097.05, 1068.15, 1071.8
Tiindia 1710, 1710, 1620, 1630.35
Time Techno 78.05, 80.75, 76.95, 80.15
Timken (i) 1960, 1960.45, 1921.65, 1929.75
Tinplate 282.9, 290.8, 280.85, 287.1
Titagarh Wag 91.8, 92.7, 89, 89.65
Titan 2331, 2371.65, 2319.45, 2353.35
Tornt Power 580, 584.85, 570.7, 581.1
Torrent Phar 2983, 3162.4, 2983, 3120.7
Transport Co 670.65, 692.95, 661.1, 679.35
Trent Ltd. 1020.05, 1042, 1002.2, 1030.25
Trident 54.85, 55.05, 52.1, 52.5
Triveni Engg 217, 226.8, 215.35, 225.1
Triveniturb 184.8, 192.5, 181.7, 189.8
Ttk Prestige 1215.05, 1269.6, 1140, 1151.1
Tv Today 415.4, 460, 415.1, 434.4
Tv18brdcst 51, 55.8, 50.75, 53.8
Tvs Motor L 670, 675.3, 658.1, 660.25
Tvs Srichakr 2129.9, 2133.75, 2100.3, 2126
Ucobank 13.7, 13.7, 13.54, 13.6
Uflex Ltd 532.05, 544, 532.05, 541.35
Ujjivan 139.9, 140.35, 137.65, 138.1
Ujjivansfb 19.5, 19.55, 19.25, 19.45
Ultratech Cm 7427, 7453.5, 7336.7, 7386.45
Unichem Lab 271.95, 273, 254.1, 269.95
Union Bank L 47.25, 48.2, 46.75, 47.6
United Brewa 1630, 1630, 1586, 1594.5
Upl 731, 748.45, 731, 747.1
Usha Mart.Lt 89, 92.05, 89, 91.45
V Guard Ind 240.45, 240.45, 234.45, 235.1
Vaibhavgbl 617.8, 634.95, 609.8, 622
Vakrangee 36.5, 38.2, 36.35, 37.55
Vardh Text 1986, 2166.45, 1971.45, 2148.55
Varroc 336, 351.4, 334.65, 348.5
Vatech Waba 341.25, 341.25, 333.85, 335.4
Vbl 910, 922.7, 892, 908.6
Vedl 358.4, 361.65, 354.55, 359.9
Venkey’s (i) 2667, 2715.45, 2660.05, 2679.1
Vesuvius Ind 1146.1, 1154.95, 1131, 1142.5
Vinati Org. 1937, 1950, 1894.1, 1945.3
Vindhya Tele 1076.05, 1093.55, 1063.5, 1090
Vip Indus. 588, 603.65, 579.4, 594.6
Vmart 3603.05, 3650, 3578, 3616.85
Voltamp Tran 2053.65, 2163.2, 2053.65,
2121.1
Voltas Ltd 1251, 1251, 1219.4, 1230.8
Vrllog 469.3, 476.6, 461.05, 463.85
Vst Indus. 3101.1, 3146.25, 3101.1, 3118.75
Vst Tillers 3001.6, 3015.6, 2956.7, 3000.25
Wabco 7985.95, 8145.45, 7985.05, 8116.4
Waterbase 105.05, 108.5, 104.1, 105.3
Welcorp 186.65, 192.55, 185.15, 189.5
Welent 102.25, 102.7, 99.75, 102.1
Welspun (i) 141.45, 145.8, 141.45, 144.25
West Coas Pa 258, 259.95, 253.45, 254.25
Westlife Dev 591.65, 596.05, 581.9, 587.15
Whirlpool 1907.7, 1921, 1880, 1886.3
Wipro Ltd. 646.4, 651.75, 638.85, 646.85
Wockhardt 440.9, 447, 435.55, 438.7
Wonderla 213.75, 213.75, 208, 208.85
Yaarii 101.95, 103.5, 99.6, 100.4
Yes Bank 13.79, 14.19, 13.68, 13.92
Zee Enter 357.5, 372.5, 353, 370.3
Zensar Tech. 443.1, 468.55, 443.1, 463.7
Zydus Well 1975.6, 1975.6, 1907.35, 1913.5
OTHER GROUPS
20 Microns 65, 65, 61.4, 62.1
21st Cen.Mgm 52.1, 54.15, 52.05, 54.15
3i Infotech 108, 110.85, 106.45, 110.85
3pland 13.19, 14.6, 13.19, 14.51
5paisa 426.9, 436, 420.6, 428.65
63moons 196.9, 196.9, 188, 196.9
7nr 23.7, 24.9, 23.7, 23.7
7seas 27.9, 27.9, 26.3, 26.5
A Balurghat Te 10.5, 10.5, 10, 10.39
A.K.Capital 425, 433.95, 415.05, 430
A.Sarabhai 30, 30.4, 29.6, 29.75
A2zinfra 7.19, 7.29, 6.81, 7.26
Aadi Indus L 13.45, 13.8, 12.5, 13.8
Aail 58.4, 61.1, 53.15, 60.45
Aal 180, 183.45, 179.05, 183.35
Aanandalak 7.6, 7.6, 7.55, 7.55
Aanchalisp 18.48, 18.6, 16.84, 17.16
Aaplustrad 6.64, 7.42, 6.64, 7.34
Aarey Drugs 38.3, 40.95, 38.3, 39.75
Aarnav 107.45, 107.5, 97.3, 107.5
Aartisurf 1135, 1135, 1088.6, 1110.25
Aarvee Denim 26.9, 26.9, 24.25, 25
Aashka 43.4, 43.5, 42.8, 43.4
Aayush 24.65, 25.8, 24.1, 25.3
Aban Offsho 52.75, 52.75, 50, 50.6
Abansent 103.1, 105.1, 102.05, 104.95
Abc India 108.5, 108.5, 104.8, 104.8
Abcrspdg 2.03, 2.03, 2.03, 2.03
Abcrsprg 1.26, 1.26, 1.14, 1.14
Abhifin 13.9, 13.9, 13.9, 13.9
Abhiinfra 3.57, 3.75, 3.57, 3.75
Abhinav Cap 65.1, 65.1, 60.8, 60.8
Abm Knowledg 114.8, 114.8, 109.35, 111
Abml 65.5, 65.5, 62.4, 63.05
Abslamc 585.55, 586.45, 578.4, 580.75
Abslbanetf 37, 37, 36.36, 36.8
Abslnn50et 43.5, 43.57, 43.15, 43.3
Accel 13.07, 13.3, 13.06, 13.3
Ace Software 17.45, 20.9, 17.45, 19.9
Acemen 15.17, 15.17, 15.17, 15.17
Acewin 5.49, 5.49, 5.22, 5.26
Aci Infocom 1.62, 1.62, 1.6, 1.62
Acknit Ind 120.95, 124.85, 120.05, 123.4
Acme 12.55, 12.84, 12.11, 12.15
Acml 44, 48, 44, 48
Acrow India 143.1, 143.1, 143.1, 143.1
Acrycil Ltd. 900.15, 900.5, 881.6, 886.15
Active 23.5, 23.5, 23.5, 23.5
Adanitrans 1824, 1883.95, 1805, 1869.85
Adarsh Plant 10.85, 10.85, 9.85, 10.31
Adcindia 345, 360, 345, 351.8
Adcon 11.6, 11.6, 10.6, 10.79
Addi Ind. 26.75, 26.75, 26.75, 26.75
Adeshwar 37.35, 38, 37.35, 37.45
Adhinath Tex 60.9, 60.9, 60.9, 60.9
Adinath Exim 27, 27, 24.7, 25.15
Aditya Ispat 9.69, 9.99, 9.61, 9.65
Aditya Spin. 13.1, 14, 12.7, 13.05
Adjia 28, 28, 28, 28
Adl 47.45, 49.4, 47.45, 48.9
Ad-manum Fin 37.7, 37.7, 31, 31.25
Ador Fontech 71.55, 74.8, 70, 71.3
Ador Multi. 86, 86, 81.5, 81.8
Adorwelding 719.9, 725.2, 701.7, 717.3
Adroitinfo 13.66, 13.66, 13.66, 13.66
Adv Lifesty 26.4, 29.05, 26.4, 29
Advait 80, 80, 80, 80
Advani Hotel 78.6, 78.6, 76.6, 76.6
Ael 32.5, 34.75, 31.95, 33.55
Aepl 47.65, 54.45, 47.6, 53.85
Afel 45.5, 48.4, 45.5, 47.6
Affordable 125.8, 125.8, 125.5, 125.7
Agar Ind Cor 420.4, 435.8, 418.15, 424.8
Agiil 146.95, 151, 137.55, 149.7
Agol 68.4, 68.4, 65, 65.55
Agri Tech 59.2, 62.9, 59.2, 62.25
Ahmed.Steel 17.25, 17.5, 16.85, 16.85
Ai Champdny 18, 18, 17.1, 17.14
Aihl 22.9, 22.9, 22.9, 22.9
Aiil 185.7, 204.5, 168, 204.5
Aimco Pesti. 104.25, 106.8, 101.1, 105.35
Aiml 23.5, 23.5, 21.3, 21.3
Ainfra 29.6, 29.6, 28.15, 28.15
Aishwarya 4.74, 4.74, 4.74, 4.74
Ajanta Soya 212, 217, 204, 207.15
Ajcon Global 54, 56.6, 51.3, 56.6
Ajel 15.73, 15.73, 15.73, 15.73
Ajil 37, 38, 35.15, 36.9
Ajmera 295, 298, 292.75, 292.8
Ajrinfra 1.85, 1.86, 1.82, 1.86
Akashdeep 48.75, 48.75, 45.6, 45.85
Aki 26.4, 26.4, 17.65, 24
Aksh Optifib 10.79, 11.89, 10.1, 11.89
Aksharchem I 452.55, 480.85, 449.25, 478.3
Akspintex 21.1, 24.8, 21.1, 24.45
Alan Scott 279.55, 279.55, 279.55, 279.55
Alankit 15.7, 15.7, 15.4, 15.6
Albert David 604.75, 604.75, 588.1, 591.7
Alexander 21.95, 23.85, 21.95, 23
Alfa Ica (i) 43, 44.2, 43, 44.2
Alfa Transfo 7.25, 7.25, 6.6, 6.6
Alfavison.Ov 105.15, 109.5, 105.15, 109.45
Alfl 3, 3.21, 3, 3.21
Alicon 974, 974, 904.1, 913.85
Alka India 1.72, 1.72, 1.72, 1.72
Alkali 94.4, 94.4, 89, 90.3
Allied Digit 115.85, 119.4, 112.35, 117.5
Allsec Tech 518, 526.9, 514.45, 523.35
Almondz Glo 129, 129, 121.6, 122.8
Alok Inds. 24.9, 27.3, 24.65, 27
Alpa Lab 63.1, 65.5, 62.6, 63.4
Alphageo (i) 354.8, 354.8, 338, 340.85
Alphalogic 32.5, 35.5, 28.15, 35.5
Alpine Hsg. 24.4, 24.4, 21.5, 23
Alps Inds. 4.08, 4.08, 3.76, 4.08
Alu Fluoride 313.9, 318.5, 307.2, 314.35
Amal Product 405, 413.35, 400, 400.75
Amalgamated 22.4, 22.4, 21.9, 22
Amardeep Ind 1.6, 1.6, 1.46, 1.52
Amarjothi Sp 181.95, 188, 179, 181.8
Ambica Agar. 21, 22.5, 20, 20.2
Ambika Cotto 2011.05, 2097, 2008.35,
2091.6
Ambition 4.6, 4.6, 4.59, 4.59
Amco India L 85.15, 95.95, 83.75, 92.35
Amd Indus 34.6, 36.35, 33.15, 35.45
Amforge Ind. 7.68, 7.68, 7.68, 7.68
Amines&plast 123.95, 123.95, 119.2, 121.5
Amintan 2.79, 2.83, 2.7, 2.81
Amiorg 974.35, 979.45, 948, 961.4
Amit Intnl. 6.64, 6.64, 6.64, 6.64
Amjland 33.9, 34.4, 32.55, 33.1
Aml 5.8, 5.8, 5.8, 5.8
Amrapali Ind 15.45, 15.65, 14.35, 15.55
Amrawor Agri 0.98, 0.98, 0.98, 0.98
Amrit Corp 808.5, 890, 788, 812.3
Amrutanjan 917.95, 917.95, 891, 898.65
Amtl 17.8, 18, 17.5, 18
Anandrathi 602.05, 614.95, 566.1, 583.5
Anantraj 80.7, 81.3, 77.45, 77.9
Andhra Cemen 17.3, 17.3, 16.85, 17.3
Andhra Petro 129, 130, 127, 127.45
Andhra Sugar 588, 588, 572, 582.1
Andpaper 229, 230.7, 224.35, 224.7
Andrew Yule 25.45, 25.8, 24.05, 24.55
Aneri 4.02, 4.02, 4.02, 4.02
Ang 504.65, 520, 491.6, 506.65
Angel 25.15, 25.5, 25.15, 25.5
Angelone 1111.85, 1200.95, 1111.85,
1168.35
Anik Inds 25.85, 25.85, 23.95, 25.1
Anjani Finl 4.99, 4.99, 4.88, 4.99
Anjani Portl 310.45, 313, 309.65, 310.35
Anjani Synt. 28.85, 30.95, 28.85, 30.25
Anjanifoods 149.8, 151.5, 149, 151.5
Ankit Metal 8.79, 8.79, 8, 8.48
Anmol 174.3, 179.65, 166, 174.85
Ans Ltd 7.58, 7.58, 7.58, 7.58
Ansal Build. 90.55, 95.8, 90.55, 95.05
Ansal Infras 13.99, 14.05, 12.91, 13.71
Ansalhsg 12.2, 12.65, 11.75, 12.65
Anuh Pharma 102.45, 107.65, 102.45, 105.25
Anup 1055, 1055, 1026, 1038.85
Anupam 3.31, 3.31, 3.2, 3.31
Anuras 834, 848.25, 823.25, 840.7
Anuroop 17, 17, 17, 17
Apil 37.05, 40.95, 37.05, 39
Aplab Ltd. 18.3, 19.95, 18.3, 19.8
Apm Indus. 44.9, 47.9, 44.85, 45.3
Apmfinvest 61.7, 61.7, 58.65, 59.4
Apollo 123, 130, 121.5, 125.2
Apollo Fin I 584.65, 600, 571.4, 593.95
Apoorva 29.75, 32.6, 29.75, 30
Aptus 332.15, 343.8, 330.75, 342.6
Aravali Sec. 6.48, 6.48, 6.48, 6.48
Arcee Indust 8.99, 8.99, 8.3, 8.89
Arcfin 8.49, 8.49, 7.73, 8.49
Archidply In 41.8, 42.6, 40.7, 42.6
Archies Ltd 18.6, 19.2, 18, 18.4
Architorg 42.75, 43.75, 40.4, 42.15
Arex Ind. 101.1, 109, 101.1, 109
Arfin 95.4, 95.5, 90.75, 92.85
Ari.Tourneso 8.15, 8.15, 7.7, 7.7
Aries Agro 142, 142, 137, 137.5
Arih Super 186.6, 188.45, 179, 181.9
Arihant Cap. 154.95, 160, 153, 158.45
Arihant Foun 41.85, 42.95, 40.1, 41.6
Arihant Sec. 7.17, 7.17, 7.17, 7.17
Arl 257.65, 257.65, 250, 250.75
Arnold Hold 13, 13.25, 12.75, 13.13
Aro Granite 77, 79.75, 76.8, 79
Aroma Ent 18, 18, 18, 18
Arrowgreen 138.1, 139.65, 135.1, 137
Arshiya 39.95, 40.7, 38, 39.5
Arss Infra 29.25, 29.25, 28.4, 28.45
Artefact Pr 70.95, 70.95, 63.2, 64.75
Artemismed 44.65, 48.15, 43.95, 44.9
Artson Eng 139.25, 139.25, 139.25, 139.25
Arunahtel 9.6, 9.6, 9.14, 9.47
Arunis 29, 29, 28.95, 28.95
Arvsmart 213.05, 220.6, 211, 216.75
Aryaman Fin. 44.15, 49.75, 44.15, 45.55
Asahi Song 329, 329, 306.4, 317.7
Ashapura Ltd 109.6, 110.75, 105.25, 106
Ashiana Agro 9.22, 9.22, 9.22, 9.22
Ashiana Hou 173.35, 176.6, 171.9, 174.45
Ashiana Isp. 17.2, 17.2, 16.15, 16.8
Ashikacr 37.5, 37.5, 36, 36.25
Ashima Ltd. 18, 18.45, 17.65, 17.8
Ashirwad Cap 5.88, 6.15, 5.56, 5.88
Ashirwad Stl 15.1, 15.85, 14.35, 15.2
Ashish Poly. 16, 16, 14.93, 14.93
Ashni 9.29, 9.29, 8.41, 9.04
Ashnoor Tex. 100, 100, 100, 100
Ashok-alco 98.75, 99, 95.05, 96.4
Ashram Onlin 6.55, 6.98, 6.33, 6.98
Ashutosh Pap 1.33, 1.33, 1.33, 1.33
Asia Pack 18.15, 19.05, 17.25, 19.05
Asian Htl E 222, 222, 192.05, 193.3
Asian Petro 38.3, 41.95, 38.3, 41.8
Asian Star 857.9, 878.6, 857, 858.05
Asian Tea 34, 34.75, 31.45, 31.45
Asianene 139.5, 141.1, 138, 139.8
Asianhotnr 75.85, 77, 72.6, 73.1
Asiil 13.55, 14.4, 13.55, 14.1
Asit C Fin 253, 260.8, 252.95, 258.75
Asm Technolo 401.9, 401.9, 390.55, 401.9
Aspira 88.95, 89, 81.05, 87.45
Asrl 181, 185.8, 178, 179.65
Assament 612.5, 612.5, 612.5, 612.5
Asso.Alcohol 513.25, 522.95, 510.4, 518.1
Astron 50, 52, 48.6, 51.05
Asyl 10.39, 10.39, 10.39, 10.39
Atgl 1812.7, 1900, 1760, 1893.9
Atharv Ent 1.95, 1.98, 1.93, 1.98
Atishay 48.7, 50, 47.05, 49.3
Atlanta 18.95, 19.85, 18.55, 19.5
Atul Auto 206.8, 207.75, 204.35, 205.15
Atv Projects 14.5, 14.5, 13.2, 13.33
Aurionpro So 260, 278.65, 260, 265.3
Auro Lab. 106.1, 109.95, 101, 107.75
Ausom Ent 61.2, 63, 60.65, 62.1
Austin Engg. 75, 75, 64.8, 68
Auto Cor.Goa 1031.25, 1069, 1025, 1047
Autoind 56.25, 63.2, 56.25, 60.65
Automotive S 348.5, 348.5, 348.5, 348.5
Avadhsugar 432.7, 439.8, 431.8, 435.3
Available Fi 94, 94, 88.05, 89.65
Avantel Ltd 715.2, 745, 715.2, 741.2
Avi 46.65, 46.65, 45.5, 46.65
Avl 720, 749, 691.35, 726.85
Avonmore 69.85, 69.85, 66.4, 67.9
Avt Natural 76.1, 76.6, 74.9, 76.05
Awhcl 321.5, 321.5, 310, 316.6
Axel Polymer 54.05, 59, 54, 57.45
Axiscades 89.5, 93, 87.75, 88.5
Axiscbdpd 16.5, 16.5, 15.35, 16.4
Axiscetf 71.9, 72, 69.61, 71.1
Axisgold 41.57, 41.78, 41.55, 41.67
Axishetf 85.2, 86.29, 85, 86.29
Axistecetf 292.9, 375, 292.9, 366.52
Axita 106, 106, 98.6, 103
Axtel Indus. 305.1, 315, 302.25, 310.2
Aymsyntex 105, 105, 100.1, 102.35
B Cybertech 167.05, 170.5, 166.4, 167.85
B.N.Rathi Se 53.4, 55.4, 51.5, 54.55
B2b Soft. 40.8, 40.8, 37, 40.8
Ba Pack 234.7, 235.2, 217.1, 232.85
Baba Arts 17, 17.55, 16.35, 16.75
Bafna Pharma 129, 143, 129, 137.5
Bag Fil Med 3.87, 3.92, 3.75, 3.92
Baid Leasing 105, 111, 101.7, 103.6
Bajaj Steel 934.65, 936, 905.25, 911.8
Bajajhcare 399.7, 440, 399, 417.85
Bal Pharma 101, 104.15, 99.7, 102.65
Balarpur Ind 1.85, 1.85, 1.85, 1.85
Balkrishna 26.15, 27, 26, 26
Balmer La.In 399.95, 400, 396.4, 397.4
Baluforge 121.85, 121.85, 121.85, 121.85
Bambino Agro 294.7, 294.7, 275, 288
Bampsl Secur 3.85, 3.92, 3.56, 3.63
Banaras Bead 77.5, 77.5, 73.5, 73.85
Banas Fin. 37.65, 37.65, 37.65, 37.65
Banco Prod. 175.85, 178.1, 175.35, 176.6
Bang 42.3, 44, 40.8, 42.75
Bankbees 372, 373.36, 368.76, 372.17
Bannari Amma 77.05, 77.05, 74.15, 75.35
Bansal Roof 57.55, 57.65, 56.95, 57.65
Bansisons Te 3.07, 3.07, 3.07, 3.07
Bansw.Syntex 255, 255, 242, 244.35
Barak Vall 19.55, 20.6, 19.55, 19.75
Barbeque 1525, 1525, 1450.75, 1463.35
Baroda Extr. 6.25, 6.25, 6.25, 6.25
Bartronicsin 5.28, 5.48, 5.28, 5.48
Basant Agro 12.4, 12.4, 12.03, 12.14
Batliboi Ltd 41.75, 43.85, 39.9, 43.85
Bbox 867.15, 875.05, 849.5, 875
Bcc Fuba 16.95, 17.25, 16.3, 16.5
Bcg 176.75, 176.75, 172.25, 176.75
Bclenterpr 12.2, 12.2, 12.19, 12.19
Bclil 331.6, 331.6, 304, 305.9
Bcp Ltd 3.89, 3.89, 3.74, 3.84
Bcpl 45, 47.9, 44.6, 47.15
Bdh Indus. 132.95, 133.5, 125.15, 127.2
Beardsell 14.22, 14.5, 13.77, 13.92
Bectorfood 395.05, 399.7, 393.55, 397.35
Bedmutha In 70, 70.7, 68.8, 69.55
Beekay 398.7, 398.7, 361, 370.25
Beeyu Overse 1.12, 1.12, 1.12, 1.12
Bellacasa 189.7, 189.7, 178, 181.15
Bemco Hydrau 249, 249, 225.5, 233.5
Benara 9.68, 9.75, 9.68, 9.75
Benares Hot 1610, 1648.95, 1605, 1611.2
Bengal Tea & 64.2, 65, 63.4, 64.3
Bengla& Asm 2213.6, 2304, 2165.1, 2266.85
Bervin Inv. 42.2, 43.85, 39.75, 43.5
Beryl Drugs 14.09, 14.09, 13.95, 13.95
Best E.Hotel 27.05, 27.7, 27.05, 27.7
Bestagro 1245, 1300, 1146.95, 1163.95
Betex India 85.8, 85.8, 77.25, 81
Bflafl 180.6, 180.6, 180.6, 180.6
Bflygandhi 861.75, 906, 843, 906
Bgjl 16.99, 19.79, 16.99, 18.19
Bgr Energy 64.4, 69.75, 63.45, 67.7
Bh.Immun&bio 48.6, 49.4, 48, 48.5
Bhagil 259.25, 261.1, 257.55, 260.55
Bhagira.Chem 1009.95, 1020.05, 979.55,
1011.5
Bhagwati Aut 160.6, 169.85, 160.6, 160.6
Bhagwati Oxy 39.7, 43, 39.3, 41.7
Bhagya Inl 46, 46.7, 45.6, 46.3
Bhagyaprop 33.1, 34.3, 33.1, 33.7
Bhandari Hos 7.29, 7.33, 7.2, 7.33
Bharat Bhush 26.3, 26.9, 25, 25.35
Bharat Gears 151.1, 162.3, 151, 160.9
Bharat Ra(ps 10254.6, 10388.6, 10139.7,
10216.75
Bharat Seats 82.5, 82.5, 78.1, 80.6
Bharatagri 295, 295, 282.85, 290.1
Bharatwire 55.75, 56.6, 55.25, 55.75
Bhartiya Int 224, 280.25, 222.45, 280
Bhaskar Agro 56, 57.2, 55.1, 57.2
Bhatia 198, 205.75, 198, 204.9
Bhilwara Sp. 22.9, 23.5, 19.05, 21.5
Bhilwra Tec 16.7, 16.7, 15.05, 15.63
Bigbloc 53.95, 54.1, 51.3, 53.25
Bihar Sponge 10.43, 10.47, 9.55, 10.16
Bilcare Ltd. 77, 79.8, 75.55, 79.15
Bimetal Bear 344.35, 394, 336.65, 355.4
Bin.Tex.Pr(p 899, 899, 887.55, 887.55
Bindalagro 25.5, 25.7, 24.4, 24.6
Binny Ltd. 216, 216, 207, 212.95
Binny Mills 141.25, 142, 141.25, 142
Biofil Chem 60.9, 64, 59.85, 62
Biret 298, 299.98, 291.63, 295.73
Birla Pretec 35.4, 35.4, 33.75, 35.4
Birlacable 87, 87.95, 86, 86.85
Birlatyres 24.4, 24.65, 24, 24.35
Bkmindst 1.75, 1.76, 1.68, 1.76
Bkv Industrs 9.06, 9.06, 9.06, 9.06
Bl Kashyap 30.15, 31.4, 29.4, 30.2
Bl.Chip Tex 172.65, 172.65, 160.65, 162
Bla Ros Ind 210.9, 210.9, 204.55, 207.85
Blb Ltd. 14.05, 14.49, 13.86, 14.2
Bloom Dekor 8.91, 8.91, 8.9, 8.9
Bls 213.4, 216, 205, 211.85
Blueclouds 12.23, 12.5, 12.2, 12.5
Bmw 43.7, 44.8, 41.95, 42.25
Bnaltd 202.25, 214.6, 202.25, 213.4
Bnk Capital 241.75, 256.95, 232.3, 247
Bnl 4.61, 4.61, 4.61, 4.61
Bnr Udyog 19.95, 21.85, 19.95, 21.85
Bodhtree 42.95, 42.95, 39.4, 40.25
Bom.Cycle 599.8, 599.8, 572, 592.25
Bom.Wire Rop 34.75, 34.75, 34.75, 34.75
Bombay Rayon 7.49, 7.5, 6.8, 7.25
Bomoxy-b1 14398, 14398, 11364, 13698.5
Boroltd 319.75, 330.85, 315.6, 323.35
Bothra Met 3, 3, 3, 3
Bp Capital 6.69, 6.99, 6.16, 6.79
Bpl Ltd. 70, 70.8, 68.1, 70.05
Bplpharma 370, 370, 361, 370
Brady Morris 119.95, 119.95, 110.65, 115.25
Brahm Infra 34.55, 35.5, 32.1, 34.05
Brand Real 32.5, 32.5, 30.9, 30.9
Brawn Bio 21, 21, 19.55, 20.4
Bridge Secur 43.65, 45.8, 41.5, 41.5
Bright Bros. 174.85, 185.95, 172, 184.3
Brijlaxmi Le 2.43, 2.43, 2.43, 2.43
Brnl 29.55, 30.05, 29.25, 29.5
Brooks Labs 115.9, 116.65, 113.05, 113.15
Bse Infra 3.1, 3.1, 3.05, 3.1
Bsl Ltd. 111.9, 116.75, 111.9, 116.75
Bslgoldetf 43.99, 43.99, 43.66, 43.66
Bslsenetfg 55.8, 55.8, 55.1, 55.12
Burgerking 157.1, 158.15, 154.9, 156.1
Burnpur 3.11, 3.13, 3.03, 3.13
Byke Hosp 34.65, 35.7, 34.15, 34.5
C Empire Ind. 708.5, 717, 708.5, 715.25
C & C Constr 4.69, 4.69, 4.69, 4.69
Calcom Visio 103.35, 103.35, 103.35, 103.35
Californ.Sof 40.6, 40.6, 40.6, 40.6
Cambridge 83, 83, 72, 74.65
Camex Ltd 29.9, 29.9, 28.75, 29.5
Cams 2740, 2788.75, 2720.1, 2766.85
Canopyfin 23.66, 23.66, 21.42, 23.66
Cantabil 675, 703.95, 675, 696.45
Capacite 177.2, 184, 177.2, 178.9
Capital Trus 124, 133, 118, 130.65
Cappipes 67, 67, 61.05, 61.15
Capricorn 7.53, 7.75, 7.53, 7.53
Caprihans 125, 127.9, 123.05, 125.95
Caprola.Chem 64, 64, 64, 64
Captain Poly 25.4, 25.95, 24.85, 25.65
Careerp 134.4, 135.15, 132, 132.6
Carnation In 5.4, 5.4, 5.16, 5.16
Cartrade 925, 931.6, 910.25, 914.65
Catvision 10.35, 10.35, 9.41, 9.98
Cchhl 8.2, 8.72, 8.2, 8.66
Ccl Inter 18.25, 20.45, 17, 20
Cdg 18.5, 18.5, 18.5, 18.5
Cebbco 42.5, 44.15, 42.15, 42.5
Ceejay Finan 91.4, 97.75, 91, 91.1
Ceeta Ind. 16.5, 16.5, 15.6, 15.6
Ceinsystech 166.85, 171.9, 166.05, 168.9
Celebrityfas 15.8, 16.07, 14.84, 16.07
Cella 5.42, 5.42, 5.2, 5.23
Cenlub Indus 129.3, 129.8, 125, 125.85
Centenial Su 58.9, 58.9, 54.05, 55.85
Centrum Cap 34.9, 35.6, 33.95, 34.35
Centum Elec 585, 604.25, 577.1, 596.9
Century Enka 404.45, 409.2, 402.05, 403.8
Century Ext 13, 13.5, 12.6, 12.96
Cerebra Inte 81.65, 82.2, 78.9, 79.75
Cfl 5.15, 5.15, 5.15, 5.15
Cgpower 175.9, 181.55, 175, 181.55
Cg-vak Softw 240.5, 240.5, 222, 225.5
Chamanlal Se 101, 105.95, 100.5, 103.8
Chambal Brew 3.45, 3.45, 3.45, 3.45
Chandni Te 48.4, 49.15, 46.95, 47.8
Chandnimach 20.85, 20.85, 20.84, 20.84
Chandra Prab 130, 131, 122, 125.8
Chandrima 4.99, 4.99, 4.13, 4.82
Charms Indus 2.85, 2.85, 2.71, 2.85
Charterlogis 9.57, 9.79, 9.13, 9.5
Chcl 17.3, 17.3, 17.3, 17.3
Chdchem 7.54, 7.54, 7.25, 7.43
Chembond Chm 215.9, 229.45, 215.75,
221.9
Chemcon 372.45, 377.4, 368.05, 371.1
Chemcrux 120.2, 123.9, 120.2, 123.9
Chemfabalka 153.2, 153.2, 153.2, 153.2
Chemo Pharma 28.75, 30.2, 28.75, 30.15
Chemplasts 578, 585, 565, 570.4
Chemtech Ind 10.7, 10.98, 10, 10.03
Chenferro 133.7, 133.7, 122.7, 122.7
Cheviot Co. 1460, 1473, 1450, 1468.75
Chitra.Spin. 13.6, 13.6, 13.6, 13.6
Chl Ltd 12.18, 12.18, 11.05, 11.1
Choice Int. 151.5, 154.7, 148.5, 153.5
Choksi Imag 44.15, 44.9, 42.6, 44.15
Choksi Labor 20.2, 20.2, 19.25, 20.2
Chordia Food 143.8, 150.8, 140, 148.45
Chowgule St 16.2, 17.8, 16.2, 17.15
Cianagro 47.75, 47.95, 45.5, 46.2
Cifl 134.95, 134.95, 122.1, 125.85
Cil 5.3, 5.44, 5.19, 5.44
Cil Nova 41.95, 42.1, 41.6, 42.1
Cil Securits 23.15, 23.9, 22, 23.6
Cindrella Fi 6, 6, 5.9, 5.93
Cineline 92.55, 92.55, 90.05, 90.85
Cinevista 18.7, 19.9, 18.65, 18.75
Citadel 15.89, 16.01, 15.21, 15.81
Cityman 7.38, 7.38, 7.03, 7.03
Cj Gelatin 21.5, 21.5, 19.55, 21.3
Clean 2475, 2495, 2430.35, 2442.5
Cleducate 111.15, 113.9, 111.15, 111.9
Clio Infotec 11.29, 11.29, 11.29, 11.29
Cmi Ltd. 39, 39, 37.7, 38.2
Cmm Hospital 23.9, 23.9, 21.85, 23.3
Cni Res Ltd 2.75, 3.05, 2.66, 2.79
Coast Corp 280.45, 282.35, 279.05, 282
Coastal Road 14.5, 14.5, 14.5, 14.5
Cochin Min. 118.05, 119.95, 116.05, 119
Cockerill 1041, 1119, 1041, 1089.9
Coffeeday 45.8, 49.75, 45.55, 47.05
Colinz Labor 22.5, 23, 22, 22.9
Colorchips 25.15, 25.7, 25.15, 25.7
Com Fincap 65, 70.45, 63.75, 70.4
Comfort Com 14.89, 14.94, 14.61, 14.61
Comfort Inte 27.55, 27.6, 27, 27.45
Competent Au 186, 186, 180, 181.65
Compuage Inf 31.8, 32.7, 31.25, 31.45
Compucom Sof 17.6, 18.6, 17.6, 18.2
Comsyn 239, 249.9, 216.5, 229.4
Conart Eng. 38.3, 38.3, 35.35, 36
Concord 30.3, 30.3, 27.85, 29.8
Confi Petro 78.45, 84.35, 75.5, 82.65
Consol Const 0.82, 0.82, 0.82, 0.82
Cont.Petro 44.2, 45.85, 44.2, 45.5
Contil I Ltd 47.9, 47.9, 47.9, 47.9
Control Prnt 357.05, 362.55, 350, 351.45
Coral (i)fin 42.35, 42.35, 40.4, 40.9
Coral Lab. 289, 293.95, 279.45, 280.1
Coral Newspr 4.6, 4.62, 4.5, 4.62
Cords Cable 56.9, 56.9, 53.5, 54.45
Coro Engg 39.2, 41.75, 34, 39.35
Corpor Cour 5.95, 5.95, 5.5, 5.6
Cosco India 164.8, 166.9, 161.2, 164
Cosmo Ferr. 249, 250, 237, 241.9
Cosyn 26.5, 26.5, 24.1, 25.05
Country Cond 3.94, 4.2, 3.52, 4.2
Cox Kings 1.77, 1.79, 1.67, 1.79
Cpml 52.5, 54.5, 51.5, 54.5
Cpse Etf 29.83, 30.2, 29.77, 30.1
Craftsman 2200, 2329.35, 2200, 2238.1
Crane Infra 7.35, 8, 7.35, 7.9
Cranes Softw 3.45, 3.53, 3.37, 3.53
Cranex Ltd. 15.65, 18.95, 15.65, 18.05
Cravatex 351.3, 365, 351.1, 365
Creative 363.05, 408.55, 355.5, 363.35
Creative Eye 3.8, 3.92, 3.75, 3.75
Cressanda So 6.21, 6.26, 6.21, 6.26
Crest 147.55, 163.85, 147.55, 160.95
Crestchem Lt 43, 43, 38.95, 39.05
Croissance 9.4, 9.5, 9.22, 9.47
Csl 20.3, 20.5, 19.3, 20.4
Cslfinance 127.25, 134.75, 127.25, 130.8
Ctl 10.65, 10.66, 9.66, 10.66
Cubex Tubing 26.1, 27.9, 24.25, 27.05
Cubical Fin. 2.68, 2.68, 2.52, 2.68
Cupid Ltd 217.75, 219, 216.25, 218.25
Cybele Ind 7.37, 7.37, 7.37, 7.37
Cyber Media 10.8, 10.8, 10.08, 10.22
D Global Offs 49, 49.6, 46.1, 48.35
D B Realty 43.05, 44.4, 43.05, 43.35
Dai-ichi Kar 413.9, 416, 403.1, 410.1
Daikaffil Ch 32.7, 32.7, 29.5, 31.65
Dalal St Inv 283.5, 283.5, 283.5, 283.5
Damoindus 45.1, 45.7, 45.05, 45.7
Danlaw Tech. 269, 275, 258.5, 263.65
Danube 76, 76, 73.5, 73.6
Darshanorna 77.1, 84.4, 77.1, 77.7
Datam Glob 303.5, 307.7, 300.25, 305.1
Daulat Sec. 20, 20, 19.95, 20
Db Int.St.Br 18, 18.5, 16.75, 18.35
Dcm Financia 3.5, 3.6, 3.5, 3.6
Dcm Ltd. 126.6, 138.15, 126.6, 138
Dcm Shr.Ind 94.9, 96.8, 94, 95.8
Dcmnvl 290.75, 293.9, 278, 282.7
Dcw Ltd. 41.85, 42.5, 41, 42.15
Ddil 13.49, 14.17, 13, 13.5
De Nora 485.1, 513.5, 483.25, 498.35
Decan Cement 589.7, 596.65, 578.9, 584.4
Deccan 28, 28, 27.65, 27.65
Deccangold 21, 21.85, 20.5, 21.85
Decipher 78.9, 79.45, 72, 79.45
Deep 515, 541.15, 510, 541.15
Deepak Spinn 281, 289.8, 278.1, 283.3
Deepenr 43.55, 43.55, 41.3, 41.85
Deepind 148, 148, 146.1, 146.2
Del 20, 20.05, 18.5, 18.5
Delphifx 637.05, 638.8, 621.2, 635.3
Delta 8.07, 8.47, 8.07, 8.47
Deltamagnt 69.5, 69.5, 62.8, 66.1
Delton Cable 51, 53, 51, 52.95
Denis Chem 67.45, 67.75, 65.05, 65.8
Devhari 0.79, 0.79, 0.76, 0.79
Devine Impe 4.48, 4.48, 4.36, 4.48
Devyani 186.45, 198.85, 183.95, 191.35
Dgcontent 16.75, 17.45, 16.15, 16.3
Dgl 3.2, 3.26, 3.09, 3.23
Dhabriya 92.75, 92.75, 83.5, 84.55
Dhampure Sgr 35.9, 35.9, 34.8, 35
Dhan Jeevan 10.08, 10.08, 9.15, 9.15
Dhan Roto Sp 70.5, 72.25, 68.4, 68.45
Dhanadacol 3.93, 3.93, 3.93, 3.93
Dhanal.Cotex 85.75, 85.75, 85.75, 85.75
Dhanalak.Bnk 14.85, 14.97, 14.73, 14.76
Dhani 167, 168.25, 165, 165.65
Dhanlxmi Fab 31.65, 31.65, 29.65, 30
Dhanvarsha 129.5, 133.95, 124.1, 129.95
Dharamsi Chm 314.65, 319, 310.7, 314.45
Dharani Fin. 6.29, 6.29, 6.26, 6.26
Dharani Sug 18.9, 18.9, 17.45, 18.1
Dhindia 21.5, 21.75, 20.85, 21.55
Dhoot I.Fin. 99, 99, 94, 94.1
Dhp India Lt 689.65, 694.9, 670, 673.2
Dhruv 65.85, 66.55, 59.95, 60.3
Dhun Teaind 256, 259.2, 252.85, 256.55
Dhuninv 626.05, 695.8, 619.1, 667.45
Diamines&chm 239.6, 241.95, 238, 239.8
Diamonpower 1.22, 1.22, 1.22, 1.22
Diana Tea Co 26.2, 26.2, 24.5, 24.75
Dic India 419.4, 419.4, 412, 414.3
Digispice 41.9, 41.9, 39.45, 39.75
Digjamltd 131.45, 131.45, 131.45, 131.45
Diligent 14.25, 15.67, 14.25, 15.6
Disa India 5739.95, 5989.9, 5625, 5883.5
Dish Tv 19.05, 20.7, 18.8, 20.4
Ditco 18.5, 19.15, 17.5, 17.5
Divya.Granit 70.1, 73.8, 68.55, 72.25
Dlcl 40, 42.3, 40, 42.3
Dlink Ind 150.45, 153.1, 148.1, 149.05
Dml 13.95, 13.95, 13.5, 13.5
Dmr 33.35, 33.35, 33.35, 33.35
Dnamedia 2.87, 2.87, 2.87, 2.87
Dodla 565, 574.9, 565, 571.45
Dolat Inv. 89.55, 90, 88.35, 89.1
Donear Ind. 62.5, 63.85, 61.6, 63.7
Dr.Agar.Eye 832, 832, 791, 791.5
Dra 17, 17.05, 17, 17.05
Drhabeeb 25.9, 26, 24, 25.85
Dspnewetf 194.75, 194.75, 190.1, 193.91
Ducon 13.63, 13.67, 12.61, 13.48
Duke Offshor 11.89, 11.89, 11.25, 11.76
Duncaneng 208, 219.9, 208, 215.8
Duro Pack 35.85, 35.85, 35.85, 35.85
Duroply 126.35, 128.3, 122, 125.2
Dvl 244.95, 246.95, 242.05, 246.95
Dwl 77.45, 81, 77.45, 80.9
Dynacons Sys 149.35, 154, 148, 149.05
Dynamat.Tech 2354, 2354, 2256.05, 2271.75
Dynamic 90.6, 94.7, 90.3, 93
Dynamic Ind. 78, 79, 72, 75
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Dynamic Port 8.42, 9.25, 8.42, 9.25
Dynavision 192, 210.7, 192, 194
Dynemic Pro 654.95, 654.95, 602.45, 607.25
E Haria Apl 1.55, 1.55, 1.55, 1.55
E.Com Infote 14, 14.19, 13.61, 14.19
Earum 60.9, 64.5, 59.8, 60.95
Easemytrip 572.25, 602, 563.05, 591.6
Easter Si(ps 6.74, 6.74, 6.74, 6.74
Eastern Tred 41.85, 41.85, 40, 41.35
Eastwest 8.89, 8.89, 8.5, 8.75
Easunreyrl 3.85, 3.85, 3.84, 3.85
Ebbetf0430 1192, 1197, 1186.1, 1195.92
Ebbetf0431 1075, 1075, 1074.1, 1074.1
Eco Board In 29.8, 30.35, 28.7, 29.5
Ecoplast Ltd 69.3, 73.9, 67.6, 69.95
Ecoreco 98, 98, 89.2, 94.65
Educomp Soln 3.44, 3.44, 3.44, 3.44
Eih Asso.Hot 350.3, 353.55, 341.45, 348.8
Eiko 71, 71, 64.4, 66.15
Eimco Elecon 356.55, 357.2, 347.95, 351.5
Eis 1300, 1300, 1300, 1300
Ekam Leasing 4.65, 4.65, 4.65, 4.65
Eki 5449.95, 5499.95, 5178.9, 5265.4
Eland 7.26, 7.26, 6.92, 7.26
Elango Indus 8.45, 8.6, 8.45, 8.6
Eldeco Hous. 3550, 3694.9, 3530, 3669.65
Elec.Casting 36, 36.65, 35.65, 36.35
Elecon Eng 201.5, 203.35, 196.6, 197.75
Electrotherm 124.1, 136, 122.3, 130.25
Elegant Flor 3.68, 3.68, 3.02, 3.64
Elegant Marb 124.75, 128.4, 116.2, 117
Elixir 50.45, 51.9, 49.45, 51.4
Elloratrad 14.33, 14.33, 13.95, 14.05
Elnet Tech. 173, 174.5, 167.5, 170.45
Elpro Inter 68, 68, 66, 66.8
Ema India 17.05, 17.05, 17.05, 17.05
Emami Paper 136, 140.95, 136, 139.1
Emamireal 75.8, 76.3, 72.8, 75.85
Embassy 360.04, 364.98, 360, 362.01
Emergent 119.05, 119.05, 119.05, 119.05
Emkay Glob F 109.6, 110.95, 106.5, 108.85
Emmbi 108.5, 109, 106.45, 107.85
Emmessar Bio 26.35, 28, 26.35, 27.85
Enbee Tradg. 54.8, 54.8, 54.8, 54.8
Energy Dev. 20.35, 20.6, 20.05, 20.6
Enkei Wheel 354.85, 354.85, 345.75, 348.75
Ent Network 191.55, 196.9, 188.7, 191.05
Enterpr.Inte 22.3, 22.3, 22.3, 22.3
Envain Elect 31.05, 31.05, 29.05, 29.1
Epic Energy 6.36, 6.36, 6.05, 6.05
Epsom Pro 5.13, 5.13, 5.13, 5.13
Equippp 123.35, 123.35, 123.35, 123.35
Equitasbnk 62.95, 62.95, 61.8, 62.1
Eros Media 20.15, 20.15, 19.1, 19.45
Esaar (i)ltd 3.72, 3.81, 3.67, 3.8
Eshamedia 5.61, 5.61, 5.61, 5.61
Essar Secu 3.97, 3.97, 3.81, 3.89
Essar Ship 9.68, 10.07, 9.68, 9.77
Ester Indus. 133.15, 136, 132.4, 133.35
Etil 8.25, 8.61, 8.25, 8.61
Ett Ltd 31.9, 31.9, 31.9, 31.9
Euro Ledar F 13.03, 13.67, 13.03, 13.67
Everest Inds 438.85, 451, 438.8, 449.55
Everest Kant 170.85, 180.35, 169.85, 180.35
Everest Org. 267.85, 272.65, 263, 266.9
Everlon Syn. 46.2, 46.2, 46.2, 46.2
Evexia 10.5, 11.49, 10.27, 11
Excel 6.3, 6.3, 6.15, 6.3
Expleosol 1555, 1589.95, 1508.5, 1521.5
Explicit Fin 3.18, 3.18, 3.15, 3.15
Expo Gas 6.8, 7, 6.8, 7
Exxaro 146, 153.8, 146, 149.45
F Icicialplv 174.1, 175.5, 172.1, 173.42
Facor Alloys 6.53, 6.53, 5.99, 5.99
Fairchemor 1765.05, 1822.75, 1765.05,
1782.3
Faze Three L 292.35, 309, 292.35, 305.45
Faze3auto 116.35, 121.85, 116.35, 120.1
Fcs Software 3.02, 3.02, 3.02, 3.02
Fel 9.41, 9.49, 9, 9.44
Feldvr 12.69, 12.69, 11.61, 12.05
Fermenta 286, 289, 281, 284
Fert Che(ps 116.45, 118.9, 115.55, 118.3
Ferventsyn 16.99, 16.99, 15.55, 15.69
Fgp Ltd. 2.2, 2.2, 2.2, 2.2
Fiberwb In 41.1, 43, 41.1, 41.75
Fiem Inds 1205.2, 1225.45, 1171.45, 1177.25
Filat Fash 4.12, 4.18, 4, 4.15
Filatex Indi 96.45, 97.75, 93.7, 94.7
Fineline Ci 30, 30, 29.1, 29.25
Fineotex Ch 136.85, 144.6, 134.3, 138.65
Finkurve 40.45, 40.45, 37.65, 37.9
Finopb 418.95, 418.95, 395, 399.75
Firstobj 5.67, 5.8, 5.67, 5.8
Fischer 80.65, 80.65, 76.85, 76.85
Flex Foods 111.3, 113.5, 111.3, 112
Flexituff 20.75, 21.7, 20.65, 20.75
Flomic 214, 215, 197.8, 197.8
Fluidomat 125, 125, 120.2, 123.8
Fmnl 9.4, 9.4, 8.98, 9
Foods & Inns 86, 89.8, 86, 88.65
Forbes & Co 5388.7, 5394, 5252.75, 5301.05
Fortis Mlr 62.65, 64.9, 62.6, 64
Fortune Int. 42.5, 42.5, 41.05, 41.65
Foseco India 1418.65, 1422.05, 1400.1,
1406.7
Franklinind 14.27, 14.27, 14.27, 14.27
Fraser 12.7, 12.7, 12.7, 12.7
Fredun 632, 633.05, 611, 633.05
Freshtrop Fr 105.55, 114, 105.55, 112.7
Frontier Spr 270.05, 276.5, 269.05, 273
Frontl Corp 17.55, 17.55, 17.55, 17.55
Frution 9.51, 11, 9.51, 10.36
Fsc 71, 71, 68, 69
Fundviser 21.15, 21.15, 19.15, 20.55
Futura Sec. 12.21, 13.1, 12.21, 12.25
G Ind.Bank Hsg 30.3, 30.9, 29.35, 30.55
G.G.Automati 22.35, 22.35, 22.35, 22.35
G.G.Dandekar 68.05, 72.5, 68.05, 71.25
G.M.Breweri 715.1, 733, 713.9, 727.55
G.S.Auto Int 11.23, 11.24, 10.65, 10.78
G.V.Films 0.78, 0.8, 0.77, 0.8
Gagan Gases 13.68, 13.68, 13.05, 13.15
Gagan Polyco 2.44, 2.44, 2.34, 2.34
Gajra Bevel 2.65, 2.79, 2.53, 2.79
Galada Tele. 2.95, 3.02, 2.95, 3.02
Galadafin 15, 16.17, 15, 16.09
Galaxy Agric 22.6, 22.6, 22.6, 22.6
Galaxy Bear. 396.95, 396.95, 375.05, 394
Gallan Metal 72.4, 72.5, 71.45, 71.45
Gallispat 51, 53.15, 51, 51.4
Gandhi Sp.Tu 377.45, 386.9, 371.55, 374.45
Ganesh Benzo 96, 108.5, 94, 107
Ganesh Ecosp 490.05, 499.8, 489.3, 498
Ganesh Hsg. 180.6, 190.15, 179, 190.05
Gangessec 86, 86.8, 85.8, 86.8
Garg Furnace 16.7, 16.7, 16, 16.15
Garmntmntr 157.6, 164.25, 155, 158.4
Garnet Const 27.3, 29, 27, 28.25
Garnet Intl 76.95, 77.25, 74, 74.45
Garwa.Marine 10.34, 10.34, 10.34, 10.34
Garware Syn. 13.5, 13.5, 12.26, 12.3
Gayahws 0.81, 0.81, 0.75, 0.81
Gayatri Bio 15.6, 15.6, 14.2, 14.2
Gayatri Proj 33, 34.3, 33, 33.95
Gayatri Sugr 3.98, 3.98, 3.61, 3.97
Gbfl 7.69, 7.69, 7.69, 7.69
Gckl 13.42, 13.42, 13.42, 13.42
Gcm Capi 4.07, 4.07, 3.95, 4.07
Gcm Secu 3.59, 3.59, 3.59, 3.59
Gcmcomm 3.88, 3.88, 3.8, 3.8
Gee Ltd 74.55, 75.45, 73.5, 74.05
Geecee 149, 151.05, 147.7, 149.1
Gemstone Inv 1.99, 2, 1.83, 1.92
Gencon 36.7, 37.15, 35, 35.2
Generaagri 3.72, 3.72, 3.72, 3.72
Genesis 7.84, 7.84, 7.84, 7.84
Genesys Int. 331, 357.85, 328, 357.75
Gennex Lab 8.13, 8.18, 8, 8.08
Genpharma 7.32, 7.59, 6.95, 7.02
Gensol 58.95, 59, 58.95, 59
Genus Power 71.5, 72.45, 70.4, 71.35
Genuspaper 11.35, 12.2, 11.35, 11.64
Genusprime 8, 8.2, 8, 8.15
Geojitfsl 74, 74.85, 73.4, 74.55
Ggeng 15.8, 15.8, 15.3, 15.4
Ggl 12.28, 12.9, 11.7, 12.01
Ggpl 33.8, 33.8, 30.5, 32.2
Gianlife 82.75, 85, 81, 83.35
Gilla Arbut 63, 65.45, 61.55, 65.45
Gini Silk Mi 47.55, 48.35, 47.55, 47.6
Ginni Fil(ps 35.3, 36, 35, 35.2
Gitarenew 134.85, 148.95, 134.85, 148.95
Gkb Ophtha 89.1, 95.7, 85.75, 92.1
Glance Fin. 50.7, 59, 50.7, 57
Gland 3570.15, 3645, 3564.45, 3638.25
Glcl 26.3, 27.3, 24.7, 27.3
Glittek Gran 2.84, 2.97, 2.84, 2.97
Global Cap. 4.36, 4.38, 4, 4.12
Global Vect 53.35, 53.8, 52.2, 53.5
Globus Con 83.05, 83.05, 83.05, 83.05
Globus Spr 1330, 1357.8, 1326.05, 1331.55
Glosterltd 1105, 1128, 1076.05, 1103.9
Gls 615, 620.35, 606, 606.95
Gmetcoal 17.85, 18, 17, 17.1
Gna 727.05, 747.55, 707.8, 718.85
Gnrl 11.97, 11.97, 11.66, 11.74
Goa Carbon 344.1, 344.55, 340.65, 342.2
Goblin 19.5, 20.8, 19.5, 20.8
Goclcorp 324.75, 340, 323.2, 336.9
Gocolors 1180, 1184.65, 1155, 1166.2
Godavari Dru 59.6, 59.6, 57.25, 58.35
Goenka Diam 1.74, 1.74, 1.6, 1.74
Gogia Cap 83.5, 83.5, 79.35, 79.35
Gokaldas 279, 289.7, 275.2, 284.45
Gokul Refoil 34.3, 40.9, 34.3, 39.2
Gokulagro 69, 71.25, 65.4, 66.4
Gold Line 0.33, 0.33, 0.33, 0.33
Goldbees 41.63, 41.66, 41.4, 41.54
Goldcorp 174.15, 177, 168, 177
Golden Carpe 7.5, 7.87, 7.25, 7.25
Golden Lamin 1030.25, 1048.95, 1020.25,
1025
Golden Tob 138, 142.35, 138, 138.65
Goldiam Int. 839, 853.15, 832.55, 841.65
Goldstone En 96.25, 96.25, 96.25, 96.25
Golecha Glob 8.55, 9.45, 8.55, 9.45
Golkonda 22.1, 22.2, 20.1, 22.2
Golkunda Dia 94, 96.65, 91, 94.3
Goodluck 268.05, 285.1, 268.05, 285.05
Goodricke 217.6, 225, 215, 224.2
Gopal Iron S 7.99, 7.99, 7.59, 7.59
Gorani Indus 25.5, 26.45, 25.5, 26.45
Gothi Plasco 22.5, 23.6, 22.5, 23.6
Gowra Leasng 22.45, 23.1, 22, 22.8
Goyal Asso. 3.59, 3.75, 3.52, 3.75
Gpt Infra 79.35, 80.4, 79, 79.85
Grand Found 4.32, 4.32, 3.92, 4.32
Gratex Inds. 15.68, 15.68, 15, 15
Grauer& Weil 61.8, 62.7, 61, 61.45
Graviss Hosp 16.25, 16.25, 15.2, 16
Gravita 246.95, 247.5, 238.5, 240.3
Gravity (i) 7.5, 7.57, 7.5, 7.57
Greencrest 5.7, 5.7, 5.59, 5.63
Greenpanel 398, 435.25, 392, 430.15
Greenpower 12.06, 12.06, 12.06, 12.06
Grinfra 1710, 1731.2, 1698.6, 1714.35
Grm Overseas 498, 501, 465, 499.2
Grnlam Ind 1740, 1999, 1714.9, 1775.9
Growington 9.69, 9.69, 9.69, 9.69
Grpltd 1013.5, 1102, 1009, 1092.15
Grwrhitech 879, 879, 851, 867.2
Gsb Finance 9.7, 10.21, 9.7, 10.21
Gsl Secur. 7.15, 7.79, 7.15, 7.79
Gss Infotech 126.15, 139.35, 126.15, 139.35
Gstl 55.45, 57.3, 55.2, 56.6
Gtl Infrast 1.98, 1.99, 1.91, 1.99
Gtl Ltd. 19.85, 20.16, 19.57, 20.16
Gtn Indus 33.85, 33.85, 33.8, 33.85
Gtn Textile 12.23, 12.84, 12.23, 12.84
Gtpl 268, 282.95, 267, 273.45
Gtv 32.2, 34.7, 32, 34.7
Gufic Bio Sc 216, 222.75, 215.35, 218.1
Guj Apoind 212, 213.3, 211.4, 212.1
Guj Cotex 1.59, 1.59, 1.59, 1.59
Guj.Contain. 56, 56.7, 56, 56
Guj.Craft In 97.1, 104, 97.1, 98
Guj.Credit 9.45, 9.45, 8.98, 8.98
Guj.Hotels 140.95, 140.95, 137.1, 138.9
Guj.Intrux 119.75, 119.75, 115, 115.2
Guj.Investa 6.35, 6.66, 6.05, 6.66
Guj.Petro 47.45, 49.9, 47.45, 49.9
Guj.Raffia 40.65, 40.65, 37, 37.6
Guj.Sidh.Cem 43.8, 44.6, 43.1, 43.65
Guj.Stat.Fin 9.25, 9.5, 9.05, 9.46
Guj.Terc Lab 14.96, 14.96, 14.96, 14.96
Guj.Themis. 503, 505, 495.05, 500.75
Gujaratpoly 15, 15, 15, 15
Gujchem Dist 127.3, 127.3, 127.3, 127.3
Gulfpetro 46.15, 46.7, 45.45, 46.1
Gulshan Poly 267.95, 274, 265.15, 271.95
Gyan Develop 3.92, 3.92, 3.92, 3.92
Gyscoal 2.99, 3.34, 2.8, 3.34
H Joyrealty 9.35, 9.35, 9.35, 9.35
H.P.Cotton 140, 140, 130, 133.75
H.S.(i) Ltd. 6.89, 7, 6.8, 7
Halder 760, 774.9, 708.6, 717.85
Haldyn Glass 39.75, 40.9, 38.8, 40.5
Hansugar 4.92, 4.92, 4.8, 4.92
Happstmnds 1265.15, 1295, 1245, 1273.2
Har.Leather 35.2, 35.2, 33, 34.05
Hardcastle 300, 300, 266, 268.2
Haria Export 7.85, 7.86, 7.85, 7.86
Harish 35.95, 37.8, 35.95, 37.8
Hariyana Sh. 97.25, 105, 97.25, 103.7
Harr.Malayal 165.85, 170.95, 162.9, 165.9
Harya Capfin 50, 50.45, 47.65, 50.45
Hathway Bhaw 23.55, 24.55, 22.9, 24.55
Havisha 2.23, 2.23, 2.11, 2.23
Haz Mul Pro 22.85, 23.15, 22.85, 23.15
Hb Estate De 18.62, 18.62, 17, 18.62
Hb Leas.Pub 4.68, 4.68, 4.5, 4.59
Hb Portfolio 30.2, 33, 30.2, 31.25
Hb Stockhol. 40, 40, 37.6, 38.7
Hbanketf 372, 375, 366.95, 370.5
Hbl P Sys 63.5, 67.8, 63, 67.2
Hcl Infosys 18.65, 19.4, 17.8, 19.4
Hdfcmfgetf 42.57, 42.9, 42.52, 42.75
Hdfcnifetf 186.5, 189.9, 184.6, 185.62
Hemiprop 134.6, 136, 133.55, 134.2
Heranba 661.55, 667.55, 656.15, 659.5
Herc.Hoists 148.05, 152, 148.05, 149.7
Hexatradex 136.95, 142.4, 136.05, 140.65
Hfil 17.4, 17.9, 17, 17.6
Hgind 60.7, 60.7, 60.7, 60.7
High Energy 1764, 1829.95, 1740, 1763.8
High Street 16.28, 16.28, 16.28, 16.28
Hiliks 11.1, 11.1, 10.55, 11
Hilton Met 21.2, 22.1, 21.15, 21.15
Him.Fibres 5.06, 5.06, 4.76, 5.06
Himtek 128.9, 128.9, 125.3, 128.05
Hind Alumin 37.85, 37.9, 37.05, 37.5
Hind Mills 297.05, 310, 297.05, 309.95
Hind.Composi 312.15, 314.95, 310, 312.9
Hind.Everest 1911.9, 1911.9, 1911.9, 1911.9
Hind.Fluroca 12.75, 14.58, 10.26, 14.58
Hind.Foods 1995, 1995, 1954.8, 1966.6
Hind.Motors 11.6, 11.9, 11.4, 11.65
Hind.Nat.Gls 30.4, 31.05, 30.1, 30.55
Hind.Org.Chm 35.75, 36, 35.05, 35.2
Hind.Rect 207.1, 208.5, 198.6, 200.95
Hind.Tin Wrk 101.95, 105, 100.6, 103.15
Hindhard 277, 281.95, 277, 281.95
Hindu.Adhesi 262, 263.45, 255.35, 255.4
Hindustn Bio 4.04, 4.24, 4.04, 4.24
Hisarmet(ps 121.8, 122.75, 120, 121.6
Hitechcorp 290, 305.25, 283.75, 296.95
Hitechgear 266, 269.6, 251.05, 253
Hittco Tools 8.26, 8.26, 8.05, 8.26
Hkg 26.6, 26.6, 26.6, 26.6
Hleglas 5901, 6010, 5850, 5900.15
Hlvltd 10.55, 10.6, 10.08, 10.31
Hmt Ltd. 29, 29.6, 28, 28
Hmvl 72.25, 75.35, 72, 74.7
Hngsngbees 315.1, 321.99, 310, 312.61
Homefirst 845, 857.95, 845, 851.3
Housing Dev 5.55, 5.59, 5.3, 5.59
Hov Services 62.95, 68, 60, 66.6
Howard Hotel 6.42, 6.42, 6.42, 6.42
Hpbl 629.45, 629.45, 585, 628.8
Hpl 66.3, 71.6, 65.45, 70.5
Hsil 216.95, 223.8, 216.95, 222.05
Ht Media 26.55, 28.65, 25.8, 27.8
Hubtown 41.3, 41.3, 41.3, 41.3
Huil 3563.35, 3741, 3407, 3709.2
I Kg Petrochem 354.7, 354.7, 334.95, 335
I Bright St 25.65, 25.65, 25.65, 25.65
I.C.D.S. 49.1, 49.1, 46.75, 47.95
I.G.Petro 728.1, 746, 724.75, 737.5
Ib Infotech 27.5, 29.45, 27.5, 29.45
Icici500 25, 25.19, 24.73, 24.8
Icicib22 44.96, 45.54, 44.96, 45.32
Icicibankn 368.1, 369, 364.69, 368.28
Icicibankp 186.1, 193.48, 183.1, 190.74
Iciciconsu 71.1, 71.1, 70.04, 70.04
Icicifmcg 379, 384, 373.28, 378.2
Icicigold 42.59, 42.88, 42.56, 42.6
Iciciliq 1000, 1000, 1000, 1000
Icicilovol 138.5, 138.5, 137.75, 137.86
Icicim150 118.5, 119.69, 118, 119
Icicimcap 104.55, 109.77, 104.55, 106.5
Icicinf100 191.5, 195, 190, 192.05
Icicinifty 185.1, 186.65, 185.1, 186.2
Icicinv20 95, 99, 94.6, 96.66
Icicinxt50 43.22, 44.44, 43.08, 43.52
Icicipharm 86.1, 86.8, 85.55, 86.03
Icicisensx 634.1, 643, 628.1, 639.86
Icicitech 369, 373, 365.1, 367.38
Icsl 4.65, 4.65, 4.65, 4.65
Idbigold 4445, 4445, 4444.99, 4444.99
Idfsensexe 610.1, 610.1, 604.65, 605.75
Ifb Agro 630.3, 650.9, 625.2, 633.15
Ifglexpor 293, 296.75, 291.7, 294.6
Ifinsec 16.45, 16.45, 16.45, 16.45
Ifinser 9.9, 9.9, 9.8, 9.8
Ifl 20.45, 20.5, 19.95, 20.5
Iisl 3.08, 3.08, 2.94, 3.08
Iitl Proj 23.75, 23.75, 23.75, 23.75
Ikab Sec. 187.85, 187.85, 187.85, 187.85
Il & Fs Inve 8.9, 9.82, 8.6, 9.82
Il&fs Trans 4.8, 4.86, 4.4, 4.85
Ilfsengg 6.24, 6.24, 5.8, 6.2
Imagicaa 12, 12.3, 11.8, 12.02
Imcap 92, 92, 87, 91.45
Imec 1.95, 1.95, 1.86, 1.92
Imppowers 16.85, 19.88, 16.82, 19.6
Inani Marble 32.2, 32.2, 28.45, 28.45
Inani Sec. 26.75, 26.75, 25.1, 25.85
Incap Ltd. 44.1, 44.1, 42, 44.1
Incon Engg. 34.15, 34.15, 34.15, 34.15
Incredible 27.35, 27.35, 25.75, 26.5
Ind Cem Cap 8.05, 8.82, 7.25, 8.82
Ind Terrain 65, 69, 61.95, 68
Ind.Acrylics 13.6, 13.6, 12.25, 13.07
Ind.Bank Mer 22.8, 23.05, 22.45, 22.85
Ind.Card 187.2, 187.2, 184.9, 187.2
Ind.Leas.Dev 8.9, 9.3, 8.01, 8.71
Ind.Swift Lt 11.73, 12.34, 11.73, 12.24
Ind.Toners 177.75, 182, 176, 177.4
Indag Rubber 82.8, 82.8, 80.5, 81.65
India Gelat. 120.5, 125.35, 120.5, 122.55
India Home 41.2, 41.2, 38.75, 39.05
India Motor 779.8, 795, 779.5, 790.3
India Nippon 380.45, 384.7, 377.35, 380.1
India Niveh 26.15, 26.15, 24.35, 25.45
Indian Info. 4.51, 4.51, 4.4, 4.51
Indian Met 812.05, 901.3, 799, 895.9
Indian Sucro 46.85, 46.85, 44, 45.35
Indicap 32.7, 33.9, 32.55, 33.1
Indigopnts 2051.5, 2066.35, 2028.25,
2051.85
Indigrid 143.8, 144.85, 143, 143.02
Indinfra 7.11, 7.11, 7.11, 7.11
Indo Amines 205.8, 205.8, 200.1, 202.05
Indo Asn.Fin 9.71, 9.71, 9.25, 9.71
Indo Rama 54.3, 56.2, 53.75, 55.2
Indo Thai 178.9, 193.35, 174.45, 187.85
Indoboraxc 139.7, 139.7, 130.1, 134.1
Indo-city In 6.54, 6.54, 6.54, 6.54
Indoeuro 11.3, 11.3, 11.3, 11.3
Indokem Ltd. 42.5, 42.5, 38.45, 38.65
Indosolar 4.43, 4.43, 4.2, 4.43
Indotechtr 215.5, 222, 212.35, 219.25
Indraprast 76.95, 79.85, 76.9, 79
Indrayani Bi 25.55, 26.8, 25.1, 26
Indrenew 9.8, 10.47, 9.5, 9.5
Indsil Hyd 43, 45.2, 42.1, 44.05
Ind-swift La 72.75, 74.35, 72.15, 73.2
Inducto Stl. 23.55, 23.55, 23.55, 23.55
Indus.&prud. 1540, 1542, 1500.2, 1520
Indus.Inv.Tr 71.85, 71.85, 71.85, 71.85
Indusfinl 15.97, 15.97, 14.45, 14.45
Indxtra 21.3, 21.3, 19.85, 20.7
Ineosstyro 1370.55, 1389.1, 1360, 1369.85
Inflame 340, 350, 335, 335.2
Infomedia 5.25, 5.25, 4.85, 5.19
Informedtec 34.7, 34.7, 34.7, 34.7
Infra Indus. 6.15, 6.15, 6.15, 6.15
Infrabees 524, 524, 518, 521.5
Infronics Sy 6.9, 7.05, 6.9, 7.05
Inland Print 17.2, 17.2, 17.2, 17.2
Inn.Tech.Pac 19.95, 20.2, 19.05, 20
Inno Invest 17.35, 17.35, 16.55, 16.95
Innocorp L 8.29, 8.29, 8.29, 8.29
Innovative 4.85, 4.99, 4.85, 4.85
Innovators 47.5, 47.5, 46.5, 46.5
Inoxwind 137.3, 137.3, 132.3, 132.8
Insilco Ltd. 7.65, 7.65, 7.5, 7.57
Inspirisys 67.9, 71.05, 66.9, 67.15
Int.Conveyor 77.95, 77.95, 70.55, 71.75
Intec Cap 19.75, 19.75, 18.5, 18.9
Integ.Proein 16.41, 16.41, 16.41, 16.41
Integra Cap. 26.5, 27.6, 25.75, 26.7
Integra Eng 98.9, 102, 98, 100.85
Integra Tele 32.8, 34, 32.2, 33.85
Intell Adv 5.75, 5.75, 5.75, 5.75
Intens Tech 78.25, 80.25, 75, 75.95
Inter Glob F 16.55, 16.55, 16.55, 16.55
Inter St.Fin 4.3, 4.43, 4.1, 4.32
Inter St.Oil 33.15, 33.15, 31, 33.15
Inter.Combus 316.5, 327, 316.5, 324.9
Inter.Travel 92.25, 92.25, 87.85, 88.65
Intrasoft 216.75, 216.75, 208.35, 214.05
Inventure 2.55, 2.55, 2.49, 2.54
Invest &prec 299, 299, 298.95, 298.95
Io System 3.65, 3.65, 3.47, 3.65
Ip Rings Ltd 121, 121, 115, 119
Ipl 317.75, 322.8, 312.1, 320.75
Irbinvit 57.01, 57.38, 56.46, 56.89
Irfc 23.5, 23.7, 23.4, 23.45
Iris 129.6, 131.65, 126.05, 126.9
Ishan Dyes 97.6, 102.5, 97.6, 100
Ishita Drugs 42.7, 42.75, 41.95, 41.95
Isl Consult 17.3, 17.3, 17.1, 17.3
Ismt Ltd 51.05, 52.3, 49.75, 52.3
Ist Ltd. 523, 530, 507, 515.2
Istrnetwk 2.23, 2.23, 2.23, 2.23
Isw Ltd 2.92, 2.92, 2.85, 2.92
Itl Industrs 157.7, 157.7, 147, 151
Ivp Limited 135.25, 140, 134.5, 139.15
Ivzingold 4301, 4333, 4300, 4333
Iwel 900, 900, 880, 880
Iwind Energy 26.3, 26.35, 25.65, 26.35
Iwp 37.95, 38, 36.1, 37.65
Izmo 80, 83.4, 77.2, 79.4
J M
J.R.Foods 10.1, 10.11, 9.15, 10.03
Jagan Lamps 68.2, 70.85, 68.2, 70.35
Jagatjit Ind 60.05, 62.8, 59.95, 60.25
Jagson Fin. 5.56, 5.85, 5.56, 5.85
Jagson Phar 163.5, 184, 163, 182.35
Jaibala Ind 56.85, 60.25, 56.85, 59.55
Jain Studios 2.47, 2.47, 2.36, 2.36
Jainco Proj. 5.04, 5.04, 4.56, 4.65
Jainex 94.95, 104.2, 94.95, 101.95
Jainmarmo 17.6, 17.6, 17.6, 17.6
Jaipan Indus 11.99, 11.99, 10.39, 10.4
Jameswarren 257.1, 263, 257.1, 261.65
Januscorp 43.3, 43.3, 43.3, 43.3
Jasch Indust 125, 125, 110, 117.85
Jaus Polymer 4.6, 4.83, 4.6, 4.75
Jay Hind Syn 6.56, 6.56, 6.2, 6.5
Jay Neco Ind 25.9, 27.15, 25.15, 26.8
Jay Ushin 480, 507.95, 468.15, 499.7
Jayant Agro 221.85, 226, 218.7, 223.5
Jayatma 74.4, 74.4, 74.4, 74.4
Jaybh.Credit 5.64, 5.64, 5.64, 5.64
Jaybh.Maruti 182.9, 185.75, 182.05, 183.3
Jayind 11.49, 11.49, 11.49, 11.49
Jaykay 54.95, 54.95, 52, 52.75
Jayshre Tea 103.7, 103.7, 101, 101.6
Jayshri Chem 7.8, 8.34, 7.75, 8.13
Jaysn Dyest 74.4, 75.05, 74.35, 75
Jbf Ind.Ltd 20.8, 21.4, 20.8, 20.85
Jbm Auto 1120.9, 1132.9, 1104.8, 1110.65
Jct Ltd 6.24, 6.24, 5.78, 6.24
Jd Orgochem 7.9, 8.32, 7.54, 8
Jenburkt Ph. 538.3, 551.55, 537.6, 543.55
Jetairways 91.05, 92, 90, 91.25
Jetinfotran 45.05, 47, 45.05, 45.7
Jetmall 17.5, 17.5, 17.5, 17.5
Jfl 14.4, 14.4, 14.4, 14.4
Jhaveri Cred 4.33, 4.33, 4.33, 4.33
Jhs Sven 23.5, 24.45, 23.5, 23.9
Jin Poly Inv 336, 365.05, 330.35, 349.35
Jindal Cap. 18.9, 18.9, 18.9, 18.9
Jindal Drill 132, 133.4, 130.4, 131.7
Jindal Hotl 36, 37, 35.5, 36.65
Jindal World 190.6, 198.85, 190.2, 194.2
Jindalph 305.9, 305.9, 305.9, 305.9
Jislbndvr 25, 25.9, 24.7, 25.45
Jitfinfra 141.1, 148, 140.6, 143.5
Jj Finance 60.05, 60.05, 60.05, 60.05
Jkagri Gen 611, 611.9, 590.8, 599.95
Jl Morison 1837, 1929, 1780, 1840
Jll 26.5, 26.5, 26.5, 26.5
Johnpharma 6.49, 6.49, 6.3, 6.4
Joindre Capi 25.5, 26.4, 25, 26.3
Jonjua 14.13, 14.13, 14.13, 14.13
Joonktollee 136.8, 165.1, 128.4, 165.1
Josts Eng. 420.15, 476, 420.15, 465.6
Jpinfratec 2.6, 2.67, 2.52, 2.67
Jppower 5.97, 6.17, 5.62, 5.79
Jshl 2.35, 2.54, 2.33, 2.54
Jsl Ltd. 189.05, 194.75, 189.05, 194.75
Jstl 160, 163.9, 152.1, 161.75
Jsw Energy 299.95, 299.95, 288, 295.75
Jswispl 37.4, 39, 37, 38.5
Jtaparia 5.16, 5.16, 5.16, 5.16
Jtl Infra 217, 221, 209, 219.6
Jubilnt Ind 509.1, 517.05, 508.15, 509.15
Jublingrea 580, 589.4, 576, 578.7
Jumbo Bag 15.65, 15.65, 15.5, 15.65
Jumpnet 9.85, 9.85, 9.25, 9.32
Juniorbees 448.3, 455.3, 445.7, 449.99
Jupiter Info 22.35, 24, 21.85, 22.6
Jyoti Ltd. 9.74, 10.25, 9.41, 9.69
Jyoti Resins 832.9, 832.9, 812.1, 820.2
Jyoti Struct 19.45, 19.65, 18.3, 18.85
K Mayukh 18.45, 18.7, 17.6, 18.15
Kabra Extr 337, 351.9, 335.15, 343.2
Kabsons Indu 10.4, 10.4, 9.5, 9.84
Kachchhmin 37, 37.6, 35.85, 37.6
Kacl 1.59, 1.59, 1.59, 1.59
Kaira Can Co 2710, 2798.95, 2650, 2798.15
Kakatiya Cem 222.25, 222.55, 218.5, 221.6
Kallam 19.2, 19.2, 18.2, 19.2
Kalyani Forg 186.45, 186.45, 181.05, 185.6
Kalyani Inv 1891, 1905, 1891, 1905
Kalyankjil 71, 71, 69.4, 69.8
Kamadgiri 38.4, 41.1, 38.25, 40
Kaman Hsg 10.4, 10.98, 9.7, 10.45
Kamat Hotels 53.95, 54.45, 50.65, 51.6
Kamdhenu 237.2, 237.65, 230.8, 231.45
Kanani Ind 10.28, 10.98, 10.13, 10.2
Kanchi 793.9, 798, 768, 787.9
Kancotea 78.1, 80.95, 78.1, 79.6
Kanelind 4.87, 4.89, 4.43, 4.83
Kanishk St. 31.4, 32.45, 30.3, 31.8
Kanoria Chem 159.5, 161, 155.85, 156.85
Kanpur Plast 132.05, 134, 130.05, 133.6
Kansal Fibre 4.1, 4.1, 4, 4
Kapashi Comm 60.55, 60.55, 54.85, 60.3
Kapilraj 10, 10.5, 10, 10.5
Karda 17.95, 18.35, 17.3, 17.4
Karma Energ 24, 25, 24, 25
Karnavati 18.2, 18.2, 18.2, 18.2
Karur Vy(ps 49.35, 50.25, 49.35, 49.6
Katare Spg. 22.6, 22.6, 22.6, 22.6
Kaushal Infr 2.95, 3.06, 2.85, 2.85
Kaveri Tele 7.47, 7.65, 7, 7.37
Kay Pow Pap 5.48, 5.48, 4.96, 5.24
Kaya 461.4, 461.95, 452.45, 454.9
Kaycee Ind 3750, 3849.95, 3651.05, 3750
Kbs India 9.63, 9.63, 9.63, 9.63
Kclinfra 2.71, 2.84, 2.71, 2.71
Kcp Ltd 131.7, 132.55, 131.25, 132.15
Kcp Sugar In 22.85, 23, 21.85, 22.6
Kddl Ltd 840, 896.1, 826.5, 866.9
Kdll 13.53, 13.53, 13.53, 13.53
Keerthi 147, 148, 138, 146
Kelltontec 62.55, 64.8, 59.7, 63.35
Keltech En. 794.95, 794.95, 740, 749.8
Kemistar 42.75, 42.75, 38.3, 38.65
Kerala Ayur 68.2, 72, 67.1, 71.2
Kernex Micro 84.8, 84.9, 82, 84
Kesar Ent. 85.5, 88, 85, 85.45
Kesar Termi 44.5, 46.2, 43.05, 43.6
Kesoram Ind 61.05, 64.6, 60.7, 63.95
Kewal Kiran 1404, 1446, 1375, 1392.1
Key Corp.Ltd 49.2, 52, 49.2, 51.9
Keyfinser 122, 129.1, 119.05, 127.2
Kg Denim 54.9, 55.6, 51.25, 53.8
Khadim 269, 278.35, 266.5, 274.2
Khaitan Chem 68.85, 68.85, 66.15, 66.2
Khaitan Indi 31, 32.35, 29.5, 32.35
Khandel. Ext 17.8, 19.55, 17.8, 18.5
Khandwala Se 19.9, 19.9, 18.55, 19.1
Khod.India 76.95, 76.95, 71.3, 71.35
Khoobsurat 0.32, 0.32, 0.32, 0.32
Khyati Multi 0.83, 0.83, 0.83, 0.83
Kic Metaliks 53, 53.45, 51, 52.75
Kiduja India 270, 270, 270, 270
Kifs Fsl 39.55, 42.3, 39.55, 40.95
Kilburn Engg 31.95, 32.55, 30.6, 31
Kilitch Drug 175.2, 175.2, 168, 168.8
Kilpest (i) 449.55, 449.55, 428.2, 439.4
Kimiabl 39.5, 40.95, 38.4, 38.6
Kims 1338.05, 1368.45, 1315.85, 1351.7
Kinetic Eng. 61.15, 62.9, 60.2, 62.5
Kinetic Trus 5.88, 5.88, 5.88, 5.88
Kingfa 1045.75, 1100, 1041.95, 1086.4
Kingsinfra 34.05, 35.3, 34.05, 35.05
Kiocl 231, 235.95, 230.9, 233.1
Kiran Syntex 3.66, 3.84, 3.66, 3.84
Kiran Vypar 133.55, 139.8, 129, 131.75
Kirl Indus 1475.05, 1517.55, 1475, 1493
Kirl.Bros. 379, 379, 363.75, 368.7
Kirl.Ferrous 230.35, 234.5, 227, 229.4
Kirlosar Pn 434.15, 451.9, 429, 439.35
Kirloskar El 23, 23.3, 22.15, 22.3
Kisan Mould. 17.44, 17.44, 16, 16.48
Kjmccorp 29.15, 32.05, 29.1, 32.05
Kkalpanaind 49.55, 49.55, 46.55, 48.35
Kkfin 7.1, 7.45, 7.1, 7.45
Kkplastick 22.85, 22.85, 22.85, 22.85
Klrfm 92, 92, 85.55, 89.45
Km Sugarmill 28, 28, 26.5, 26.8
Kmc Shil 63, 63, 61.55, 62.8
Kmew 133.25, 139.9, 133.25, 139.9
Kmf Builders 5.27, 5.53, 5.27, 5.53
Kobo 5.9, 6, 5.72, 5.87
Kocl 2.8, 2.8, 2.55, 2.8
Kokuyocmln 64.4, 67.45, 63.25, 64.9
Konndor 4.9, 5.25, 4.9, 5.25
Kopran Ltd. 275.95, 284, 268.3, 284
Kore 2.85, 2.99, 2.71, 2.99
Kotak Psu Bk 271.1, 273, 264.1, 266.96
Kotak Sensex 607.1, 613, 604.1, 609.06
Kotakbketf 374.5, 374.5, 369.5, 373.7
Kotakgoldetf 41.97, 42.19, 41.79, 41.98
Kotaknifty 183.01, 183.21, 181.91, 182.96
Kothari Ferm 60, 61.6, 57.05, 61
Kothari Prod 95.4, 97.1, 93.5, 95.2
Kovai Medi. 1721.95, 1740.65, 1721.95,
1735.05
Kpel 205.4, 205.5, 191.1, 193.6
Kpiglobal 337, 338.1, 316.45, 316.45
Kpl 888.95, 929.95, 874, 889.95
Kpt 151.45, 151.45, 143.35, 147.5
Kranti 38.25, 39.85, 38.25, 39.5
Krebs Biochm 167.7, 169, 165, 165.45
Kreon Fin 58.15, 58.15, 52.65, 58.15
Krettosys 9.78, 9.78, 9.78, 9.78
Krifilind 9.31, 9.31, 9.3, 9.3
Kriinfra 6, 6.43, 6, 6.43
Krishna Ven 27.45, 27.45, 27.45, 27.45
Krishnacap 9.43, 9.43, 9.14, 9.15
Kriti Indus. 116.75, 118, 116, 116.8
Kriti Nutri 41.4, 41.4, 39.5, 39.85
Krl 338, 338.8, 338, 338.8
Krrail 28.25, 31.25, 28.25, 28.75
Krsnaa 685, 694.3, 675.6, 686.6
Krypton Ind 16.5, 18.5, 16.11, 17.3
Kse Limited 2199.95, 2210, 2113, 2152.3
Kuantum 86.4, 89.7, 85.9, 86.5
Kunststoffe 22.5, 24.25, 22.25, 24.2
Kushal 3.46, 3.65, 3.46, 3.54
Kz Leas Fin. 20.75, 20.75, 20.75, 20.75
L Nahar Poly 249.95, 251, 244.8, 248
Lactose(i) 40.8, 40.8, 38.25, 40.2
Ladderup Fin 23, 25.8, 22.6, 24.6
Laffans Petr 40.25, 41.4, 39.9, 41
Lahl 4.25, 4.37, 3.99, 4.27
Lahoti Over. 30.7, 30.7, 27.9, 28.6
Lakshmi Elec 619.65, 630, 601, 625.95
Lakshmi Mill 3848, 3889.95, 3829, 3831
Lakshmi Prec 4.91, 5.04, 4.9, 5.04
Lal 12.54, 12.54, 12.54, 12.54
Lambodhara T 88.7, 90.15, 88.4, 89.55
Lancer 210.3, 213.85, 202.1, 207.3
Lancor Holds 22.85, 23.95, 22.25, 23.25
Landmrk Pro 7.69, 7.77, 7.4, 7.77
Lasa 64.3, 65.5, 63.45, 64.05
Latentview 615, 619.2, 600, 602.15
Latimmetal 93.9, 95, 87.5, 93.55
Laxmi Autolm 685, 685, 650, 655
Lcc Infotech 3.14, 3.15, 3.05, 3.15
Lead Financ 3.89, 3.89, 3.89, 3.89
Ledo Tea Co 27.5, 27.5, 27, 27
Lee&nee Soft 15.07, 15.07, 15.06, 15.07
Lehar 53, 54.9, 51.6, 51.6
Lehil 52.05, 52.4, 50.1, 51.9
Lelavoir 40.65, 40.65, 38.8, 39.65
Leshaind 6.1, 6.11, 5.95, 6.11
Lgb Forge 8.85, 8.85, 8.85, 8.85
Liberty Shoe 161.9, 163.05, 160, 160.75
Libord Fin 4.77, 4.77, 4.77, 4.77
Libord Sec 8.3, 8.3, 8.3, 8.3
Licnetfn50 186.37, 186.37, 182.75, 182.75
Licnetfsen 629, 629, 622, 622
Licnfnhgp 187, 187, 182.5, 182.5
Likhitha 347, 355.6, 345.05, 347.8
Lime Chem. 30.95, 30.95, 27.15, 29.45
Linc Pen &pl 227.5, 238.45, 222.5, 231.25
Link Pharma 35.25, 35.65, 34.6, 34.9
Lippi System 13.75, 14.43, 13.75, 14.43
Liquidbees 1000, 1000.01, 999.99, 1000
Liquidetf 999.99, 1000.01, 999.99, 1000
Lkp Fin 111, 118, 110, 115.1
Lkpsec 12.9, 15.13, 12.3, 14.66
Llficl 82, 85, 82, 84.3
Lloyds Met E 84, 84, 79.25, 79.5
Lloydsteel 13, 13.28, 13, 13.28
Lodha 1371.5, 1375.4, 1262, 1305.3
Lohia Securi 116.5, 116.5, 113, 113
Lokesh Mach 52.5, 54.4, 52, 54.25
Longview Tea 35.15, 35.15, 31.85, 31.85
Looks 15.7, 16.1, 15.1, 15.6
Lords Chloro 63.85, 65.55, 60.05, 61.45
Lordshotl 6.1, 6.1, 6.1, 6.1
Lotus Choc 93.75, 93.8, 93, 93.8
Lovable 200, 205, 193.15, 194.15
Loy.Tex Mill 1052.9, 1087, 1052.9, 1084.25
Loyal 31, 34.8, 31, 32.75
Ludolow Jute 96.55, 98, 96.55, 97.8
Lumax Ind 1418, 1418, 1378.4, 1388.55
Lumax Tech 165.5, 165.5, 158.5, 160.35
Lws Knitwear 17.5, 19.3, 17.5, 19.1
Lxchem 423.9, 428, 416.55, 417.95
Lyka Labs 196.95, 200.55, 189, 200.55
Lykisltd 40.5, 41.5, 38.75, 40.25
Lynx Mach. 27.1, 27.1, 27.1, 27.1
Lypsa Gems 6.21, 6.21, 5.45, 6.03
M.M.Forgings 751.15, 775.15, 743.4, 767.3
M.M.Rubber 49, 51, 49, 49
M.P.Agro Ind 15.72, 15.72, 15.72, 15.72
Maanalu 120.1, 122.65, 119.2, 121.35
Mac Charles 500, 534, 500, 530.9
Machino Plas 121.5, 121.7, 115.2, 119.85
Macro Inter. 5.5, 5.99, 5.5, 5.99
Madhav Marb. 58, 58, 51.7, 55.05
Madhavipl 5.28, 5.53, 5.05, 5.25
Madhucon Prj 9.36, 9.36, 8.92, 9.36
Madhus.Ind. 31.4, 31.4, 29.35, 30.6
Madrasfert 28.75, 29.5, 28.4, 28.9
Maesgetf 29.45, 29.5, 29.3, 29.4
Maestros Ele 55.95, 57, 55.95, 56
Mafang 56.94, 56.94, 55.85, 56.27
Mafatlal Ind 187.15, 187.15, 181.1, 183.5
Mafsetf 17.75, 17.95, 17.75, 17.95
Magadhsugar 260.35, 261.4, 251.75, 259.2
Magna Electr 185, 185, 175, 176.4
Magnum Vent 9.16, 9.5, 8.71, 9.49
Mah.Ras.Apex 93.9, 94.4, 87.8, 93.9
Maha Corp 0.75, 0.75, 0.73, 0.75
Maha Steel 84.15, 84.4, 82.7, 82.7
Maha.Rubtech 59.2, 59.35, 58, 58.45
Maha.Tele 24.4, 25.3, 23.85, 24
Mahaan Foods 19.5, 19.5, 19.35, 19.4
Mahalaxmi Sm 6.93, 6.93, 6.93, 6.93
Mahavirind 1.2, 1.2, 1.2, 1.2
Mahepc 120.85, 124.1, 119.15, 120.65
Mahesh 10.27, 10.27, 10.27, 10.27
Mahktech 19.02, 19.55, 19.02, 19.2
Maithan All 993, 1043.15, 992, 1031.7
Maitri 10.51, 10.51, 10.51, 10.51
Majestic Aut 133.5, 133.5, 127, 130.65
Makers Lab. 204, 219.9, 204, 206.3
Mallcom 758, 774.75, 721, 721.25
Malu Paper 32.75, 32.75, 32.3, 32.3
Man Drugorg 124.5, 126.2, 122, 122.3
Man Ind.(i) 99.8, 103.65, 99.75, 101
Man Infra 94.8, 96, 92.15, 95.25
Man50etf 179, 179.5, 178.1, 178.1
Manaksia Ltd 64.95, 64.95, 61.95, 62.25
Manaksteltd 32.95, 33, 32.55, 32.9
Manali Petro 118.55, 119.7, 116.8, 117.15
Manas 370, 370, 370, 370
Mancredit 86, 86, 81.3, 83.85
Mangalam Ind 4.6, 4.6, 4.45, 4.6
Mangalam Tim 16.5, 17.05, 15.7, 16.5
Manglr.Chem 69, 70.05, 68.05, 69
Manipalfin(p 5.24, 5.24, 5.24, 5.24
Manomay 60, 62, 54, 57
Manorama 1387.05, 1390, 1350, 1360.55
Manorg 1056.1, 1060.05, 1030.2, 1049.5
Manugraph In 16.8, 18.2, 16.8, 18.2
Manvijay 69.4, 70.6, 69, 70.15
Manxt50etf 427, 428.5, 425.5, 428.27
Maral Overs 85.35, 88.5, 85, 85.85
Marathon Nex 106.25, 106.25, 106.25,
106.25
Margo Fin 31.1, 31.1, 27, 30.3
Maris Spin. 90.7, 90.7, 77.1, 78.05
Market Creat 6.01, 6.01, 6.01, 6.01
Martin Burn 38.3, 42.25, 37.2, 41.95
Maruti Infra 41, 42.25, 39.6, 40.4
Masptop50 31.1, 31.1, 30.76, 31
Master Trust 177.3, 177.3, 177.3, 177.3
Matrimony 922.95, 926.5, 912.15, 919.9
Mawana Sugar 82.5, 82.5, 78.85, 79.3
Max Alert 3.08, 3.08, 3.08, 3.08
Maxhealth 398.75, 409.4, 379.2, 382.5
Maxheights 17.99, 18.04, 14.8, 17.67
Maximus 98.4, 98.4, 96, 96.65
Maxindia 77.45, 77.45, 76.65, 77.05
Maxvil 125.45, 128.4, 125.25, 125.85
Mayur Floor. 5.49, 5.49, 5.12, 5.12
Mayur Leathr 8.08, 8.08, 8, 8.07
Mazda Ltd 648.35, 660, 637, 645.35
Mazdock 263.65, 268.8, 263.65, 265.5
Mbl Infra 31.9, 32.3, 30.5, 31.65
Mcd Holding 144.4, 144.4, 134.7, 136.3
Mcleod Russe 28.8, 28.85, 27.55, 27.85
Mcloud 49.75, 50.3, 46.35, 47.9
Mcnallyb 7.1, 7.1, 6.8, 7
Medi Caps 46.9, 46.9, 44.1, 45.25
Media Matrix 11.29, 11.29, 11.29, 11.29
Medicamen Bi 813.6, 840, 788, 794.15
Medinova Dia 44, 44.9, 42.5, 42.5
Meera 75.1, 77.7, 73.85, 75
Mefcom Capit 50.45, 50.45, 48.05, 50.45
Mega Corpn. 1.96, 1.96, 1.96, 1.96
Megasoft Ltd 44.5, 44.5, 44.5, 44.5
Megastar 52.75, 52.8, 45.2, 50.25
Megrisoft 178.95, 178.95, 162.45, 175.95
Mehai 43.05, 44.5, 43.05, 43.15
Mehta I.Fin 7.55, 7.86, 7.13, 7.55
Mel 18.67, 18.67, 18.65, 18.67
Melstar Info 5.3, 5.46, 5.11, 5.44
Menon Bear. 85, 85, 82.6, 82.9
Menon Piston 44.1, 44.4, 43, 43.85
Mep 20, 20.05, 19.3, 19.55
Mercantile 18.75, 20, 17.75, 18.55
Mercator 1.86, 1.87, 1.82, 1.87
Mercurylab 675.9, 675.9, 670, 670
Metal Coatin 31.9, 32.5, 31.4, 32.1
Metalforge 5.72, 5.72, 5.45, 5.71
Metroglobl 79.1, 92, 79.1, 86.55
Mfl 753, 801.9, 753, 765.8
Mfl India 0.78, 0.78, 0.78, 0.78
Mfsintrcrp 15.87, 15.87, 15.87, 15.87
Mid East Por 4.85, 4.85, 4.62, 4.62
Mid India In 3.74, 3.74, 3.56, 3.72
Mid-day Mult 10.64, 10.64, 10.64, 10.64
Mil 40.4, 41.45, 40.4, 41.45
Milefur 18.15, 18.15, 16.2, 16.2
Milkfood 376, 377, 367.1, 374
Millennium 1.75, 1.8, 1.64, 1.8
Minaxi Text. 1.79, 1.79, 1.76, 1.79
Mindspace 332.5, 332.5, 323.43, 324.38
Mindteck (i) 155.05, 157.45, 150.15, 153.8
Minfy 5.72, 5.72, 5.5, 5.5
Mini Diamond 20.25, 20.25, 20.25, 20.25
Minolta Fin. 2.55, 2.55, 2.31, 2.55
Mirc Elect 29.8, 29.9, 28.6, 29.9
Mirza Inter 124, 129, 120.25, 121.4
Mishtann 18, 18.2, 17.5, 17.65
Misquita 26, 26, 26, 26
Mitshi 14, 15.09, 14, 14.97
Mitsu 248.05, 255.5, 244.9, 246.1
Mkexim 176.8, 176.8, 176.8, 176.8
Mnil 11.69, 11.69, 11.15, 11.16
Mnkalcoltd 18.25, 18.75, 18.25, 18.6
Mnkcmiltd 19.15, 19.4, 18.8, 19
Mod.Insul. 60.05, 63.9, 60.05, 62.85
Modella Wool 103.5, 103.5, 103.5, 103.5
Modern Dairi 10.2, 10.41, 10.2, 10.41
Modern Share 16.5, 17.35, 14.65, 16.8
Modern Steel 4.25, 4.25, 4.25, 4.25
Modi Rubber 82, 82, 76.15, 79
Modinatural 141.9, 142, 135, 141.65
Modipon 51, 56.4, 48.45, 50.65
Modison Met. 93, 95.65, 90.65, 91.1
Modulex 17.2, 17.5, 17, 17.35
Mohit Indus. 15.1, 15.1, 14.5, 15.1
Mohit Paper 9.92, 9.92, 9.7, 9.7
Mohite 23.75, 23.95, 23.25, 23.95
Mol 107.2, 113, 107.2, 110.3
Mold-tek Tec 79.6, 80.1, 78.15, 78.75
Mom100 33.65, 33.65, 32.42, 32.89
Mom50 172.6, 172.6, 170.91, 170.94
Mon100 119.83, 120.89, 119.5, 120.57
Monarch 143, 148, 140, 144.9
Moneyboxx 109.25, 114.65, 109.25, 114.65
Monotype Ind 0.24, 0.26, 0.24, 0.26
Montecarlo 578.2, 625, 576.15, 610.4
Moongipa Cap 14.38, 14.38, 13.25, 14.3
Morarjetex 20, 21.45, 20, 20.3
Morarka Fin. 108.3, 108.3, 100, 107.85
Morgan Cru 930, 970, 930, 955.15
Morgan Vent 25.55, 25.55, 25.55, 25.55
Moschip 51.8, 53, 50.3, 51.7
Motor&gen.Fi 32.5, 33.1, 31.5, 31.5
Mpdl 14.54, 14.54, 13.2, 13.54
Mpl 10.61, 10.61, 10.61, 10.61
Mps Ltd 705, 709.45, 698.95, 703.2
Mrcexim 12.75, 13.89, 12.75, 13.89
Mro-tek 57.05, 57.7, 55.65, 56.7
Mrp 40.05, 40.05, 40.05, 40.05
Mrss 7.59, 7.88, 7.59, 7.88
Msl 85.3, 86.55, 83.3, 83.3
Msp Steel 10.43, 11, 10, 10.11
Msr India 14.69, 14.69, 13.32, 13.49
Mt Educare 9.5, 10.75, 9.1, 10.75
Mtartech 2400, 2410.1, 2345.05, 2355.85
Mtcl 62.8, 62.8, 62.8, 62.8
Mtpl 12.28, 12.28, 12.27, 12.28
Mukand Ltd. 128.25, 132.4, 127.95, 130.1
Mukat Pipes 9.3, 9.3, 9.3, 9.3
Mukesh Babu 126.95, 126.95, 111.5, 123.95
Mukta 6.25, 6.25, 5.83, 5.9
Mukta Arts 51.4, 53.45, 51.05, 51.35
Mul 19.05, 20.4, 19, 19.05
Muller & Phi 131.2, 137.75, 131.2, 137.75
Multibase I 223.95, 228.85, 211.3, 217.65
Multi-purpos 10.25, 10.25, 9.74, 9.74
Munauto 52.3, 53.25, 52.3, 53.05
Munjal Showa 126.05, 128.55, 125.75,
126.95
Murd.Ceram 26.8, 27.05, 26, 26.45
Muthoot Cap 366.3, 371.85, 360, 367.85
Muzali 3.97, 3.97, 3.61, 3.62
Mys Petro 109.6, 109.6, 106.8, 109.35
Mysticele 5.65, 5.77, 5.23, 5.51
N Poona Dal 51, 54, 48, 52.85
N K Indust. 32.5, 35, 31.9, 34.6
N.G.Ind.Ltd. 56, 59, 56, 58.05
N.R.Agarwal 255.2, 261, 252.05, 259.75
Naclind 76.4, 82.65, 76.05, 81.1
Nagar.Agrite 6.35, 6.35, 6.12, 6.2
Nagarfert 12, 12, 11.38, 11.57
Nagpur Power 53.5, 58, 52.25, 53.2
Nagreeka Exp 35.85, 35.95, 35.15, 35.55
Nagreka Cap 10.99, 10.99, 10.99, 10.99
Nahar Cap 315.05, 331.65, 311.55, 319.9
Nahar Indust 116.75, 119.05, 116.25, 119
Nahar Spg. 519.9, 529, 492, 526.05
Nalwa Sons 1592.05, 1612.7, 1570, 1601.05
Nam Sec 49.2, 49.2, 49.2, 49.2
Narayani 13.43, 14.05, 13, 13.53
Narbada 30, 34.75, 30, 34.4
Narendra Pro 21.1, 21.8, 19.05, 20
Narmada Gel 176.95, 177, 173.15, 175.95
Narmada Macp 11.27, 11.27, 11.27, 11.27
Nat Plastic 74.05, 75.9, 73, 75.3
Nat.Plastic 41.35, 42.65, 40, 42.4
Nat.Plywood 11.99, 12.02, 11.45, 12.02
Natcaps-re 116, 132.4, 116, 127.25
Natfit 54.2, 56, 53.6, 55.7
Nathind 81, 83.05, 81, 81.85
Nati. Oxygen 117.3, 117.3, 117.3, 117.3
National Gen 225.35, 225.35, 225.35, 225.35
National Std 14984.45, 14984.45, 13557.45,
13557.45
Natraj Prote 157.7, 157.7, 157.7, 157.7
Natura Hue C 5.22, 5.22, 5.22, 5.22
Natural 14.49, 15.21, 13.25, 15.21
Natural Caps 249.95, 249.95, 233.6, 239.1
Navkar 50.9, 50.9, 48.6, 48.65
Navkarcorp 42.65, 43.6, 41.6, 42.95
Navodayent 10.3, 10.3, 10, 10.2
Nazara 2446, 2446, 2360, 2384.2
Nb Foot Wear 2.71, 2.71, 2.71, 2.71
Nbl 52, 52, 52, 52
Ncl Research 1.62, 1.74, 1.62, 1.62
Nda Securit. 23.4, 23.4, 21.8, 22.6
Ndl 108.65, 121.3, 107.2, 120.6
Ndrauto 354.5, 354.5, 322.25, 327.3
Ndtv 111.9, 133.55, 111.5, 133.55
Necc Ltd 22.8, 23.2, 22.15, 22.55
Nectar Life 27, 27.6, 26.35, 27
Neelamalai 3749, 3749, 3650.25, 3650.25
Neeraj 11.25, 11.25, 10.2, 11.24
Neh 2.63, 2.63, 2.46, 2.51
Neil 7.41, 8.17, 7.41, 8.13
Nelcast 81.3, 85.25, 81.15, 83.8
Nelco Ltd. 734.85, 737, 715, 718.35
Neogem India 3.6, 3.85, 3.49, 3.65
Neoinfra 21.5, 21.5, 20.5, 20.5
Netfnif100 185, 186.88, 180.15, 183.95
Netfsensex 641, 641, 629.3, 633.78
Netfsnx150 49.9, 49.9, 48.85, 48.9
Netlink Solu 60.9, 60.9, 59.2, 60.9
Nettlinx Ltd 63, 71.55, 60.5, 67.05
Newlight 44.75, 44.75, 44.75, 44.75
Ngil 189.6, 189.6, 189.6, 189.6
Ngl Fine Chm 2587, 2593, 2551, 2586.9
Nhcfoods 15.37, 16.35, 15.02, 15.29
Nibe 39.25, 40.95, 38.5, 39.8
Nicco Parks 61.1, 61.1, 55.2, 59.05
Nidhi Granit 77, 77, 75, 75
Niehspd 0.89, 1, 0.85, 0.96
Niehspe 3.13, 3.13, 2.82, 2.82
Niehspg 3, 3.66, 3, 3.66
Niehsph 1.45, 1.5, 1.28, 1.5
Niehspi 2.05, 2.05, 2.05, 2.05
Niehspj 5.94, 5.94, 5.94, 5.94
Niehspl 1.03, 1.03, 0.91, 0.92
Niesspe 1.98, 1.98, 1.98, 1.98
Niesspl 0.61, 0.61, 0.58, 0.6
Niesspm 5.94, 5.96, 5.37, 5.37
Niftybees 187.6, 187.81, 186.31, 187.27
Nihar Info 14.41, 14.41, 14.39, 14.41
Nikhil Adhsv 718.8, 721.7, 702.4, 708.1
Nikstech 200, 200, 200, 200
Nila Infra. 6.29, 6.29, 5.9, 5.95
Nilaspaces 2.75, 2.79, 2.71, 2.75
Nile Ltd. 524.5, 524.5, 510, 517.6
Nimbsproj 28, 29.4, 28, 28
Nippobatry 432.5, 442.45, 427.7, 433.05
Niraj Cement 35.75, 35.9, 33.9, 35.65
Nirav Commer 578, 578, 495.15, 522.55
Nitco Tiles 26.7, 28.9, 26.15, 28.15
Nitin Fire 1.64, 1.66, 1.52, 1.66
Nitincast 89.1, 102, 89.1, 98.95
Nitinspinner 248, 255.65, 247.7, 251.65
Nitta Gela 221, 227.5, 218, 225
Nivaka 7.61, 7.61, 7.24, 7.24
Niyogin 81.45, 81.45, 74.85, 75.5
Nlfl 28.95, 31.5, 26.15, 30.45
Nmsresrc 30, 30, 29.9, 29.95
Noida-toll B 8.31, 8.35, 8.06, 8.15
Norris Medi. 11.25, 11.8, 11.2, 11.8
Novapublic 9.04, 9.04, 8.6, 9.04
Novateor 9.88, 10.02, 9.88, 10.02
Npr Finance 14.4, 14.43, 14.4, 14.43
Nrb Ind Bea 23.25, 25.1, 23.25, 24.9
Nsl 30, 30, 30, 30
Ntc Indust 116.6, 117.9, 113.8, 114.75
Ntl 2.15, 2.36, 2.15, 2.36
Nureca 1494.65, 1496.15, 1476, 1481.4
Nutech Globa 9.25, 9.25, 9.25, 9.25
Nuvoco 522.1, 534, 522.1, 532.65
Nxtdigital 391, 401.5, 387.05, 398.4
Nykaa 2089.95, 2089.95, 1980.9, 2020.4
Nyssacorp 8, 8.09, 8, 8.09
O Ramsons Proj 19, 19, 19, 19
Oal 766.7, 780.55, 751, 755.2
Oasis Secur. 64.05, 69.9, 64.05, 65.1
Obcl 235, 237.25, 232.1, 236.05
Oceanic 62.9, 65, 62.7, 64.95
Octal 75.05, 75.05, 75.05, 75.05
Octaviuspl 46.05, 47.2, 46.05, 47.2
Odyssey Corp 9.48, 9.49, 9.06, 9.49
Odyssey Tech 113.95, 114.45, 105.15,
107.35
Oil Country 10.26, 10.26, 9.78, 10
Oivl 50.6, 50.6, 50.6, 50.6
Ok Play (i) 27.4, 27.4, 26.3, 26.75
Olectra 848, 854.95, 814.25, 854.95
Olympia Ind. 39.8, 39.9, 38, 38.1
Olympic 3.8, 3.8, 3.59, 3.8
Olympic Oil 40.65, 40.65, 40.65, 40.65
Omansh 1.12, 1.12, 1.02, 1.12
Omax Autos. 53.5, 55.05, 51, 52.85
Ominfral 33, 33.05, 32.15, 32.45
Omkar Spc 42.35, 44, 40.95, 43.55
Omni Ax’s So 2.89, 2.89, 2.89, 2.89
Omnipotent 48.2, 48.2, 48.2, 48.2
Oneglobal 22, 22, 20.15, 22
Onelife Cap 15.74, 15.82, 15.3, 15.82
Onmobile 106, 107.4, 105.1, 106.15
Ontic 28.2, 28.5, 26.9, 27.8
Onward Techn 274.7, 283.7, 268.3, 283.7
Oone 8.35, 8.36, 7.58, 8.36
Optiemus 355.5, 355.5, 343.9, 344.45
Optifin 37.65, 37.65, 36, 36
Oraclecr 38, 43.05, 38, 41.95
Orbit Export 71.8, 71.8, 70.05, 71.1
Orchasp 4.34, 4.34, 4.25, 4.34
Orchidphar 407, 407.35, 396, 400
Oricon Ent 39.45, 41.5, 37.55, 39.9
Orient Abras 28.5, 28.75, 27.7, 27.8
Orient Bever 93.7, 95, 89.5, 92.45
Orient Hotel 40.9, 41.15, 39.75, 40.5
Orient Paper 32.1, 32.7, 31.85, 32.3
Orient Press 78.7, 80.45, 76.4, 76.4
Orient Trade 8.57, 8.57, 8.56, 8.56
Oriental 11.3, 12, 10.8, 11.32
Orientbell 361.1, 369.7, 358.35, 360.7
Orirail 119.7, 120, 113, 118.1
Orissa Mine 2511.95, 2532.1, 2455.05,
2469.45
Orosmiths 4.75, 4.75, 4.25, 4.7
Ortel 1.25, 1.3, 1.19, 1.22
Ortinlaabs 30.05, 36.65, 30, 36.65
Oscar Global 7.53, 7.53, 7.5, 7.5
Osiajee 45.35, 45.35, 41.5, 42.2
Oswal Agro. 36.8, 36.8, 33.3, 35.35
Oswal Yarns 10.31, 10.31, 9.85, 9.85
Otco Intern. 9.45, 9.6, 8.7, 8.95
Ovobel Foods 30, 30, 30, 30
Ozoneworld 13.59, 13.59, 12.31, 13.52
P Rit Pro Ind 360, 360.4, 345, 358.15
P.G.Foils 403, 414.85, 391, 397.25
P.G.Ind.Ltd. 10.1, 10.5, 9.5, 10.03
P.H.Capital 128.4, 128.4, 117.35, 124.9
Pacific Ind. 597.8, 598, 566, 575.55
Padmaind 4.39, 4.39, 4.39, 4.39
Padmalaya Te 2.78, 2.78, 2.6, 2.78
Palashsec 78.3, 84.65, 78.25, 82.2
Palmjewels 19.4, 19.7, 17.65, 17.95
Palred 219, 230.05, 210, 230.05
Pan Electr. 44, 44, 41.8, 41.8
Pan India C 4.2, 4.2, 4.2, 4.2
Pana Energ 304.9, 304.9, 295.1, 299
Panache 31.9, 31.9, 31.9, 31.9
Panafic 1.45, 1.45, 1.45, 1.45
Panama Petro 253.35, 258.65, 253.1, 254.95
Panason Car 472.8, 488, 462.8, 482.05
Panch.Steel 112.6, 116.75, 107.2, 110.9
Panchsheel O 117.7, 118.85, 108.55, 118.55
Pankaj Poly. 5.39, 5.39, 5.37, 5.37
Pankajpiyus 78.95, 79, 78.5, 79
Panorama 44.5, 44.5, 42.5, 44.5
Panth 12.5, 13.27, 11.61, 13.27
Paos 4.25, 4.25, 4.25, 4.25
Para. Cosmet 33.1, 33.1, 29.25, 29.7
Paragon Fin. 18.65, 18.65, 17.8, 17.8
Paramone 27.4, 27.4, 26, 26.05
Paramount Co 13.72, 13.72, 12.63, 12.8
Paras 738, 743, 721.2, 725.8
Parker Agro. 4.69, 4.69, 4.69, 4.69
Parleind 9.19, 9.19, 9, 9.08
Parmax 56.9, 62.95, 54, 58.55
Parnaxlab 36.9, 37, 35.7, 36.55
Parsharti In 8.68, 8.68, 8.25, 8.25
Parshwana 38, 38, 35.15, 38
Parsvnath 25, 26.75, 23.85, 25.6
Parvati 18.8, 18.8, 18.8, 18.8
Pas.Acrylon 32, 33, 31.6, 31.8
Pasari Spin 4.75, 4.75, 4.75, 4.75
Pasupati Spg 22.65, 22.65, 20.55, 22
Pat Int Log 15.39, 15.39, 14.75, 14.89
Patel Airtem 186, 190.65, 180.6, 188.7
Patintpp 4.96, 4.96, 4.96, 4.96
Patspin Indi 9.85, 9.85, 9.17, 9.37
Paushak Ltd 9250, 9479, 9200, 9258.05
Paytm 1540, 1553.75, 1490, 1495.45
Pba Infrastr 15, 15, 14.15, 14.41
Pbm Polytex 169, 169, 158.8, 161.1
Pcs Tech 15.8, 15.95, 14.11, 15.65
Pdmjepaper 35.8, 37.25, 35.8, 36.75
Pdsmfl 1738.45, 1756.7, 1705.55, 1722.3
Pearl Polyme 16.15, 19.38, 16.05, 19.38
Pee Cee Cosm 133, 138.9, 133, 138
Peeti Securt 17.3, 17.3, 15.75, 16.05
Penland Ltd 17.55, 19.27, 17.46, 18.25
Pennar Steel 33.3, 34.6, 31.85, 33.25
Perm Magnets 375.5, 383.7, 360, 360.8
Pg Electro 674, 725, 651.75, 712.6
Pgil 365.65, 373.65, 360.95, 363.95
Pginvit 120.33, 120.69, 120, 120.68
Pharmaids Ph 14.5, 14.68, 13.67, 14.45
Pharmasia 30, 31.2, 30, 31.2
Phoenix Int. 19.75, 19.75, 18.6, 19.1
Phoenix Tn 16, 16.73, 15.4, 15.45
Phosphate 75, 75, 75, 75
Photon Cap 35, 35, 35, 35
Photoquip(i) 13.5, 13.6, 13.5, 13.6
Phytochem I. 19, 20, 19, 19.85
Piccadily Ag 28.65, 28.65, 27, 27.75
Piccadily Su 16.76, 16.76, 16.3, 16.76
Pifl 8.84, 8.84, 8.84, 8.84
Pilita 7.89, 7.9, 7.68, 7.74
Pion Invest 38, 38, 36, 37.35
Pioneer Dis. 188.05, 188.95, 186.7, 186.85
Pioneer Emb 62.35, 65.05, 62.25, 63.45
Pittieng 249.8, 265.4, 249.8, 256.9
Pix Trans 737, 756, 737, 751.5
Plastiblend 238, 240.9, 236, 238.65
Pmcfin 3.72, 3.72, 3.72, 3.72
Pml 1590, 1590, 1472.6, 1556.75
Pnb Gilts 68, 70.3, 67.45, 69.1
Pobs 185.5, 186, 185.5, 186
Poddar 183.55, 184.85, 178, 184.55
Poddar Pigm. 301.25, 304, 295, 299.6
Poel 63, 68, 63, 63.95
Pokarna Ltd 645, 650, 639.7, 644.6
Policybzr 1150, 1164.55, 1102.4, 1123.75
Polo Hotels 5.35, 5.48, 5.22, 5.35
Polson Ltd. 13489.75, 13897, 13263,
13446.5
Polychem 513, 513, 475.05, 480
Polycon Int. 9.13, 10.09, 9.13, 10.09
Polylink Pol 18.5, 19, 18.05, 18.8
Polymac 35.9, 35.9, 35.9, 35.9
Polymech.Mch 100.65, 100.65, 96, 98.55
Polyspin 67.25, 69.5, 63.65, 65.85
Polytex(p) 4.35, 4.75, 4.35, 4.64
Pondy Oxides 475.9, 475.9, 460.75, 464.45
Ponni Sug(er 213, 219, 209.05, 211.05
Pooja 31, 31, 31, 31
Pooja Ent 189, 189, 179, 184.95
Porwal Auto 23.5, 23.5, 22.3, 22.7
Ppap 235.6, 239.05, 228.55, 234.65
Ppl 142.2, 144.9, 142.2, 143.1
Pqif 103.5, 103.5, 103.5, 103.5
Pradeep Met. 99.95, 101, 97.4, 97.95
Pradhin 50.5, 54.4, 50.4, 51.65
Prag Bosimi 2.89, 2.89, 2.66, 2.8
Praj Ind.Ltd 341.9, 341.9, 325.6, 331.1
Prajay Engs. 21.5, 21.7, 20.3, 20.65
Prakashstl 6.23, 6.27, 5.92, 5.99
Pranav.Spin 32, 32, 31, 31.75
Pratiksha Ch 22.9, 22.9, 21.6, 21.6
Praveg 156.25, 156.25, 149.5, 150.95
Praxis 44.5, 44.95, 42.4, 44.55
Precam 142.5, 148.75, 136.85, 146.8
Precision El 26.1, 27.3, 25.5, 26.9
Precision Wr 312, 364.8, 312, 354.5
Prem Somani 7.85, 7.85, 7.85, 7.85
Premco Glob. 461.3, 478.95, 461.3, 463.2
Premier Cap. 7.42, 7.42, 7.42, 7.42
Premier Expl 252.05, 257.85, 244.05, 246.8
Premier Ltd 10.65, 10.65, 10.04, 10.63
Premier Poly 82.8, 84.4, 80.8, 81.8
Premier Syn. 28.2, 28.2, 23.3, 27.95
Prerna Infr 33.85, 35.75, 32.95, 34.7
Pressmn 28.1, 28.2, 27.8, 28.05
Prevest 329.9, 338, 320, 330
Prima Agro L 34.9, 34.95, 33.5, 34.75
Prima Ind. 25.4, 26.6, 25.05, 25.05
Prima Plasti 104, 108.8, 102.65, 105
Prime Focus 72.15, 75, 71.6, 71.8
Prime Inds. 7.05, 7.22, 6.54, 7.18
Prime Prop 15, 15, 13.93, 14.74
Prime Secur. 105.65, 105.75, 103, 103.45
Prime Urban 8, 8, 7.9, 7.99
Primefresh 41, 41, 41, 41
Prism Financ 27.65, 27.65, 27.65, 27.65
Prism Medi 8.38, 9.99, 8.33, 9.99
Prismx 9.83, 9.89, 9.3, 9.46
Prithviexch 29.4, 29.4, 25.65, 26.1
Pritikauto 20.2, 21.05, 19.7, 20.35
Pritishn Com 48.85, 57.15, 47.05, 57.15
Pro Fin Cap. 39.95, 39.95, 34, 34.15
Promact 4.65, 4.65, 4.29, 4.29
Promax 28, 29.1, 27.85, 28.3
Provestser 5.88, 6.48, 5.88, 5.88
Prozonintu 30, 30, 28.6, 29.35
Psubnkbees 30.25, 30.25, 29.45, 29.91
Ptcil 4151.1, 4151.1, 4151.1, 4151.1
Ptil 415, 424.65, 407.25, 407.45
Ptl Ltd 50.8, 52, 50.55, 51.45
Pun.Alkali 225, 225, 219.1, 223.1
Pun.Chem 1473.75, 1503.55, 1463.95,
1467.05
Pun.Communi. 37.9, 38.95, 36.95, 38.5
Punj Lloyd 2.93, 2.96, 2.85, 2.96
Punjabnsind 17, 17.3, 16.85, 17
Puravankara 151, 151.6, 145.75, 147.3
Purple 12.25, 12.25, 11.48, 11.54
Purshottam 9.45, 9.45, 9.45, 9.45
Pvp Vent Ltd 6.35, 6.35, 6.35, 6.35
Pvvinfra 11.87, 11.87, 11.87, 11.87
Pwasml 61.1, 61.1, 57.5, 58.45
Q Sgn Telecoms 0.56, 0.56, 0.53, 0.53
Qgo 28.35, 28.35, 27.5, 28.35
Quantbuild 7.1, 7.14, 6.5, 7.14
Quantum Gold 2075, 2080, 2067, 2071.02
Quantum Indx 1810, 1810, 1798, 1804
Quasar 7.99, 7.99, 7.99, 7.99
Quint 343, 397, 343, 370.05
R Sha Eng Pla 1781.75, 1850, 1781.7, 1810.7
R.S.Software 36.5, 37.5, 35.3, 36.15
Raajmedisafe 53.1, 53.1, 48.1, 48.1
Raasi Refrac 12, 12, 11.59, 11.9
Race 207.5, 207.75, 206.05, 206.05
Raclgear 679, 679, 655.1, 660.2
Radaan Media 1.43, 1.43, 1.43, 1.43
Radha Madhav 2.3, 2.3, 2.19, 2.27
Radhe Devlop 333.15, 339, 320.7, 330.15
Radhikajwe 118.95, 120, 117, 120
Radiocity 24.7, 25.45, 23.9, 25.3
Radix Ind 76.5, 84.05, 76.05, 78.1
Rafl 244.5, 244.5, 217, 241.2
Raghunath In 16.94, 16.94, 16.94, 16.94
Raghunath To 8, 9.29, 8, 9.25
Raghuvir Syn 661.9, 661.9, 661.9, 661.9
Railtel 120, 121.75, 120, 120.9
Rainbow Foun 22.3, 25.9, 22.01, 23.99
Raj Glo Wir 2050.05, 2100, 2050, 2076.1
Raj Oil 86.8, 86.8, 81.1, 82.4
Raj Packagin 26.1, 26.85, 26, 26.05
Raj Tele 40.5, 43.5, 40.25, 42.7
Raj.Gases Lt 7.45, 7.45, 7.45, 7.45
Raj.Tube Mfg 16.25, 17.8, 16.25, 17.8
Raja Bahadur 4685, 4685, 4400, 4597
Rajapamills 973.15, 999, 951, 986.05
Rajdarshan 64.9, 64.9, 64.9, 64.9
Rajinfra 16.8, 16.8, 15.7, 16.6
Rajkumar Frg 44.5, 44.5, 41.05, 42.75
Rajnish 76.35, 76.35, 76.35, 76.35
Rajoo Engin. 26.1, 26.1, 25, 25.3
Rajsh.Sugar 33.6, 37.1, 33.6, 36.85
Ram Rat.Wire 154.9, 163, 152, 161.9
Rama Petro 4.58, 4.59, 4.58, 4.59
Rama Phosph 330, 333.9, 325.25, 329.85
Rama Vision 25, 25.7, 23.35, 23.55
Ramanews 20.6, 22.05, 20.05, 21.55
Ramasigns 7.39, 7.39, 7.05, 7.39
Ramasteel 229, 232.15, 228.15, 231.5
Ramgopal Pol 13.6, 15, 13.6, 15
Raminfo 90, 93.5, 88.1, 91
Ramky Infra 204, 231.2, 192.8, 218.85
Rana Sugars 26.2, 26.2, 25.55, 25.8
Rander Corp. 8.06, 8.06, 8.05, 8.06
Rane Brake 788.65, 809, 775.55, 789.6
Rane Engvl 271.9, 291.95, 271.9, 275.3
Rane Madras 357.05, 357.95, 349.1, 350.5
Rap Media 16.15, 16.15, 16.15, 16.15
Rapicut Carb 50.7, 52.2, 49.7, 50.2
Ras Resorts 31.2, 31.2, 28.5, 30.55
Rasandik Eng 102.35, 104, 102.35, 102.8
Rasi Electro 8.15, 8.45, 7.81, 8.25
Rathi Bars 27.4, 27.4, 26.55, 27.25
Ratnabhumi 85.5, 94.4, 82.5, 82.6
Raunaqepc 24.3, 24.3, 23.2, 23.2
Ravalgaon 2295, 2305, 2294.25, 2297
Ravileela Gr 24.1, 24.1, 24.1, 24.1
Rawedge 24.4, 24.8, 24, 24
Rccl 14.75, 14.75, 14.75, 14.75
Rci Ind 8.4, 8.65, 8.4, 8.65
Rdb Rasayan 82.8, 85, 81, 82.85
Rdb Realty 34.5, 39, 33.95, 36
Realeco 14.55, 15.25, 13.85, 14.1
Redex Protec 30.9, 32.3, 30.9, 32.3
Refex 127.7, 128.65, 125.65, 126.45
Refnol Resin 31, 33.5, 30.05, 32.6
Regency 10.72, 10.95, 10.72, 10.95
Regency Trus 1.24, 1.26, 1.24, 1.26
Regentrp 2.07, 2.27, 2.07, 2.25
Rel Com Ltd 3.68, 3.81, 3.55, 3.6
Rel Infra 98.45, 108.75, 98.45, 108.5
Rel.Cap. 15.05, 15.05, 14.4, 14.85
Rel.Chemotx 286.75, 315, 284, 312.2
Relhome 4.1, 4.59, 4.09, 4.59
Reliab Ven 12.21, 12.21, 11.76, 11.76
Relic Techno 14.2, 15.3, 14.2, 15.3
Reltd 49.25, 49.9, 48, 48.8
Remi Edel 31.95, 31.95, 28.8, 30
Remlife 139, 139, 138.9, 138.9
Remsons Ind. 230.1, 231.85, 225.35, 231.85
Renuka Sugar 30, 32.3, 30, 31.15
Repro India 585.3, 588.75, 568, 572.55
Resonance 230.65, 230.65, 220, 225
Restile Cer. 3.5, 3.75, 3.3, 3.63
Revathi Equ. 707, 789.9, 703, 746.9
Rexnord Ele. 54.9, 54.9, 47.5, 51.55
Rgil 18.06, 18.06, 18.06, 18.06
Rgl 930.05, 972.4, 918, 964.85
Rgrl 20.05, 20.2, 18.6, 18.75
Riba Textils 45.85, 45.95, 44.05, 44.8
Richa Ind 2.73, 2.73, 2.73, 2.73
Richirich 5.14, 5.15, 4.8, 5.15
Ridhi Sidhi 383, 383, 366.85, 368.65
Riga Sugar 9.9, 9.93, 9.36, 9.81
Rishabh Digh 28, 28, 26.15, 27.75
Rishi Laser 14.5, 14.5, 13.65, 13.75
Rishiroop 119, 119, 113, 114.35
Rishitech 24, 27.15, 24, 25.95
Ritco 49.95, 49.95, 49.95, 49.95
Ritesh Inter 32, 32, 30.5, 31.6
Rlf Limited. 11.02, 11.02, 11, 11.02
Rnaval 3.48, 3.48, 3.48, 3.48
Rnb Denims 46.4, 46.95, 43.7, 43.8
Rnbowdenim 4.05, 4.11, 4.05, 4.11
Rodium 67.95, 67.95, 57.25, 59.1
Rohit Ferro 22.6, 22.6, 22.6, 22.6
Rolexrings 1134.3, 1192.5, 1134.3, 1183.05
Rollatainer 3.3, 3.3, 3.24, 3.3
Rolta (i) 5.99, 5.99, 5.77, 5.99
Roopa Indus 25.5, 25.5, 23.35, 23.35
Roselabs Fin 23.4, 24.8, 22.25, 22.3
Rossari 1371.15, 1371.15, 1328, 1337.95
Rossell Ind 135.05, 137.7, 134, 136.9
Roto Pumps 328, 335, 316, 326.1
Route 1802.05, 1820, 1800.85, 1812.3
Royal Cushio 9.45, 10.29, 9.37, 9.37
Royale Manor 25.8, 28, 25.75, 26.05
Royalorch 86.85, 86.85, 83.6, 86
Rpel 739.45, 744, 705.3, 714.25
Rpg Lifesci 612.85, 615.95, 603.05, 603.55
Rpower 13.82, 14.18, 13.35, 14.02
Rpp Infra 58.45, 59.85, 58.1, 58.55
Rppinfrpp 35.85, 36.05, 35.3, 35.9
Rril 12.6, 12.6, 12.1, 12.28
Rrmetal 59, 60.5, 56.05, 57
Rsc Int 4.2, 4.2, 4.2, 4.2
Rsdfin 119.95, 120.6, 119.95, 120.6
Rswm Ltd 481.85, 489.8, 467.55, 484.85
Rtfl 10.6, 10.85, 10.55, 10.65
Rtnindia 58.35, 58.35, 56, 58.35
Rtnpower 5.65, 5.65, 5.65, 5.65
Rts Power Co 77.8, 77.8, 73.5, 74.35
Rubfila Int. 102, 105.9, 100.3, 105.1
Rubra Medica 3.87, 3.87, 3.7, 3.87
Ruby Mills 267.3, 269.55, 263.05, 263.95
Ruchi Infra. 7.88, 7.88, 7.8, 7.88
Ruchi Soya 915, 918.85, 900.9, 902.85
Ruchira Pap 79.4, 80.3, 77.5, 78.85
Rudra 29.85, 29.85, 28.95, 29.2
Rungta Irrig 21.5, 21.5, 21.5, 21.5
Rushil Decor 359.6, 383.95, 353.25, 382.95
Ruttonsha In 105, 108.7, 100.7, 108.7
Rvhl 25.6, 25.95, 25, 25.85
S Spmlinfra 20, 20, 20, 20
S.I.Capital 25.5, 25.5, 25.5, 25.5
S.I.Paper 135, 157, 135, 144.25
S.R.Indus. 2.6, 2.6, 2.5, 2.5
S.S.Organics 28, 29.25, 26.6, 28.5
Sab 99.95, 110.95, 98, 108.95
Saboo Bros. 24.25, 25.8, 23.7, 25.6
Saboo Sodium 28, 28, 24.85, 25.4
Sacheta Met. 17.1, 17.3, 16.6, 17.25
Sadbhin 15.2, 15.78, 14.68, 15.54
Sadhana Nitr 45.5, 46, 43.7, 44.7
Sadhna 11.2, 11.2, 11.2, 11.2
Saffron Ind 4.87, 4.87, 4.87, 4.87
Sagarprod 3, 3, 2.74, 2.74
Sagarsoft 244.85, 245, 226.35, 230.4
Sahara Housg 43.1, 45.95, 41.1, 44.75
Sahara One 27.05, 28.4, 27.05, 27.5
Sahya Indu 529.9, 548, 520.45, 539.8
Sainik Fin. 19.7, 20.65, 19.7, 20.65
Saint-gobain 72.05, 73.4, 71.5, 71.9
Saksoft Ltd 985.55, 1006, 982.05, 987.95
Sakthi Fin. 17.5, 18.2, 17.1, 18.05
Sakthi Sugar 15.17, 15.7, 15, 15.15
Sakuma Expo 15.5, 15.5, 14.66, 14.99
Salasar 233.5, 238.1, 231.6, 235.3
Salauto 198.9, 198.9, 183.05, 184.4
Salem 6.81, 6.81, 6.81, 6.81
Salona Cotsp 216.85, 220, 204.7, 219.45
Salora Int. 40, 40, 36.25, 36.4
Salsteel 9.9, 9.9, 9.43, 9.81
Salzer Elec 210, 210, 201.9, 202.5
Sam Indus. 29, 29.8, 27.55, 29.5
Sambandam Sp 222.7, 225.5, 221.65, 223.6
Sambhaav Med 4.79, 4.79, 4.79, 4.79
Samkrg Pist. 168.5, 168.5, 160.1, 161.6
Sampre Nutri 34, 35.6, 33.6, 34.05
Samrat Pharm 230.3, 255, 230.3, 252.4
Samratforg 139.65, 146.5, 139.65, 146.5
Samtex Fash. 6.2, 6.2, 6.2, 6.2
Samyak Int 17.65, 17.65, 17.65, 17.65
Sanblue 36.6, 36.6, 36.6, 36.6
Sanco Trans 579.5, 579.5, 562.9, 570.15
Sandesh Ltd. 796, 814, 784, 791.5
Sandhar 266.75, 270.65, 257.35, 261.4
Sandu Pharma 49.05, 49.05, 47.15, 48.4
Sandur Mang. 1956.55, 2140, 1935.1,
2112.15
Sangal Paper 104, 104, 99.3, 99.3
Sangam India 292.5, 308.7, 284, 296.1
Sanghi Ind. 56.75, 59.15, 56.75, 58.55
Sanghvi Move 216.45, 221.4, 212.25, 213.4
Saninfra 276, 276.85, 267.1, 268
Sanjivani Pa 30.5, 31.7, 29, 30.3
Sankhya Info 7.5, 7.58, 7.5, 7.58
Sanrhea Tech 86.55, 86.55, 78.4, 84.25
Sansera 771.6, 772.55, 756.75, 762.45
Santosh Fine 11.97, 11.97, 11.97, 11.97
Sanwaria 0.8, 0.8, 0.77, 0.79
Sapphire 1190, 1238, 1185.15, 1228.9
Sappl 322.2, 339.85, 322.2, 336.5
Sarasw.Comm. 2464.9, 2574.5, 2464.9,
2520.6
Sarda Enmin 756, 773.05, 756, 767.2
Sarda Papers 13.25, 13.56, 12.92, 13.06
Saregama (i) 5089, 5099, 4901, 5024.95
Sarla Per F 55.3, 60.4, 55.3, 58.4
Sarthak Indu 98.2, 103, 98.2, 102.95
Sastasundr 453, 460.15, 442.05, 448.35
Sat Ind Ltd 39.8, 40, 39.1, 39.35
Satprop Ltd 1.64, 1.64, 1.64, 1.64
Saumya 196.85, 196.85, 180.25, 194.3
Sauras.Cem. 73.5, 74.75, 72.7, 74.7
Saven Techno 33.2, 33.2, 31.25, 32
Savera Ind 47.3, 47.3, 44.7, 46.55
Sawaca Busi 11.3, 11.3, 11.3, 11.3
Sayaji Hotel 259.95, 262.5, 250, 250.8
Sayajiind 191.9, 191.9, 180, 189.9
Sbc 114.5, 116, 114.5, 114.7
Sbec Sugar 23.9, 24.2, 21.8, 23.15
Sbfl 11.35, 11.45, 10.6, 10.89
Sbi Gold Ets 4260, 4285, 4260, 4268.29
Sbisensex 616, 616, 608, 611.36
Sbli 45, 49, 45, 47
Sbrands 15.5, 15.5, 14.35, 14.35
Scagro 6.84, 6.84, 6.84, 6.84
Scandent 24.8, 26.25, 23.1, 24.9
Scanp Geom 24, 24, 22.15, 22.4
Scanstl 35.15, 35.65, 33.6, 35.25
Scapdvr 10.2, 10.2, 9.6, 9.85
Scfl 14, 14, 13.2, 13.32
Schand 120.7, 122.4, 119, 119.65
Scoobeeday 152, 154.8, 145, 148.3
Scooters Ind 33.45, 35.3, 32.75, 33.35
Scpl 281, 281, 281, 281
Sctl 1.32, 1.32, 1.32, 1.32
Sdl 13.01, 13.75, 13.01, 13.75
Seacoast 182, 182, 175.05, 181.6
Seamec Ltd 1176.95, 1176.95, 1140.05,
1176.95
Seasons Text 7.82, 7.82, 7.4, 7.42
Securkloud 175, 177.85, 164.4, 164.4
Seil 91.8, 91.8, 91.75, 91.8
Sejal 14.33, 14.33, 14.33, 14.33
Sel 39, 41, 34.8, 36.8
Sel Manuf 22.2, 22.2, 22.2, 22.2
Selan Explor 137.4, 138.15, 134.85, 136.45
Sellwin 15.5, 16.5, 15.5, 16.35
Sepower 25.6, 25.6, 24.95, 25.6
Setco Auto 16.4, 17.1, 16.25, 16.85
Setfbse100 188, 190, 185.5, 186
Setfnif50 177.6, 177.6, 176.31, 177.25
Setfnifbk 369.5, 370.71, 365.66, 369.51
Setfsn50 507, 507, 500, 500
Setuinfra 1.9, 1.9, 1.88, 1.9
Sevenhill 0.56, 0.56, 0.56, 0.56
Seyaind 54.6, 56, 54.6, 56
Sfmp53gr 10, 10, 10, 10
Sgfrl 48.05, 50.3, 48.05, 48.05
Sgil 164.7, 168, 155.1, 165.05
Sgrl 323.05, 332, 323, 326.55
Sh Precoted 41.05, 41.05, 41.05, 41.05
Sh.Hari Chem 58.25, 63.85, 58.25, 61.45
Sh.Karthik P 6.95, 7.12, 6.95, 7.12
Sh.Pacetron. 24.4, 26.9, 24.4, 26.9
Sh.Steel Wir 25.4, 25.4, 23.7, 24.6
Shah Alloys 50.35, 52.45, 50.35, 50.35
Shahlon 16.5, 16.5, 15.16, 15.45
Shakti Pumps 603.05, 625.9, 603, 620.35
Shalby 141.8, 142.35, 138.5, 139.45
Shalib.Finan 146.5, 146.5, 122.55, 122.7
Shalimar Pai 108, 109.6, 107.1, 108.65
Shalimar Pro 0.49, 0.5, 0.49, 0.49
Shalimar Wir 9.25, 9.26, 8.84, 9.26
Shangar 6.3, 6.3, 6.06, 6.22
Shantanu She 2.86, 2.86, 2.6, 2.68
Shanthi Gear 160, 161.25, 157.05, 157.9
Sharat Indus 61.2, 61.2, 59.1, 61.2
Sharda Ispat 71, 71, 66.7, 68.2
Sharda Motor 880.05, 899.6, 855, 862.35
Shardul Secu 94.55, 94.55, 86.5, 88.3
Shariabees 441, 441.55, 436.1, 441.55
Sharika 9.05, 9.3, 8.16, 8.99
Sharp India 65.95, 65.95, 62.5, 64.7
Sharp Inv 2.71, 2.71, 2.71, 2.71
Shbajrg 234.75, 234.75, 223, 229.05
Sheetal Diam 14.63, 14.63, 14.63, 14.63
Shelter 11.18, 11.18, 11.18, 11.18
Shemaroo 133.8, 133.8, 129, 132.6
Shervani Ind 242, 242, 237, 240.45
Sheshainds 12.79, 12.79, 12.79, 12.79
Shetron Ltd 32, 34.9, 32, 33.7
Shilchar Tec 217.1, 229.25, 212.3, 216.9
Shilp Gravur 102.75, 114, 102.6, 109.6
Shinefash 74, 74, 74, 74
Shishind 67.5, 70, 65.35, 69.95
Shiv.Bimetal 369.75, 385, 362.55, 377.9
Shiva 5.51, 5.51, 5.51, 5.51
Shiva Cement 37.45, 37.8, 36.35, 36.8
Shiva Fert. 70.25, 70.95, 68.25, 68.8
Shiva Texyam 232.5, 239.95, 226.6, 235.9
Shivaexpo 2.36, 2.36, 2.36, 2.36
Shivagrico 13, 13, 13, 13
Shivalik 915.05, 923.95, 908.8, 912.25
Shivam Auto 27.9, 28.2, 26.15, 26.2
Shivamills 116.1, 117.45, 112.1, 113.3
Shree Ganes. 15, 15, 14.95, 15
Shree Global 5.18, 5.18, 5.05, 5.18
Shree Krishn 21.6, 21.6, 21.6, 21.6
Shree Mfg Co 9.68, 9.68, 9.68, 9.68
Shree Rama 15.25, 15.25, 14.2, 15.08
Shreeganes 195.2, 227.8, 182.05, 192.7
Shreepushk 217.45, 225.05, 217.45, 222.75
Shreevat.Fin 7.29, 7.29, 7.29, 7.29
Shremetal 27, 27, 25.75, 25.85
Shrey Sh Log 256.65, 257.1, 251.15, 252.25
Shreyans Ind 100, 103, 98, 101.4
Shreyas Inte 7.79, 7.79, 7.1, 7.79
Shri Dinesh 848.7, 848.7, 815.5, 841.2
Shri Jagdamb 996.95, 1010, 980, 997.4
Shri Krish 16.4, 16.4, 15.75, 15.77
Shriram Asse 109, 112.6, 102.25, 105.4
Shriram Epc 8.15, 8.65, 7.6, 8.64
Shristinfra 52.85, 52.85, 52.8, 52.85
Shubham 152, 152, 140.1, 145.5
Shukra Jew 9.28, 9.28, 9.28, 9.28
Shukraphar 86.05, 86.05, 86.05, 86.05
Shyam Telec. 14.07, 14.07, 13.6, 14.07
Shyamkam Inv 14.36, 14.36, 13.66, 13.67
Shyammetl 330.1, 330.1, 322.25, 327.25
Sibar Auto 8.15, 8.75, 7.93, 8.46
Sicagen Ind 21.3, 22.5, 21.3, 21.9
Sical Log 14.05, 14.1, 13.6, 13.88
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Siddha Ven 5.52, 5.89, 5.52, 5.52
Siel 22.1, 22.1, 20.5, 20.5
Siel Financl 15.15, 16.35, 15.15, 15.9
Sifl 8.15, 8.15, 7.59, 7.59
Sigachi 420.05, 427.95, 416, 417.6
Signet Ind 42.85, 42.85, 40.5, 40.9
Sika Inter. 995, 1060, 995, 1022.35
Sikozy Real 1.2, 1.2, 1.15, 1.15
Sil Invest 307.2, 318.5, 307.2, 311.55
Silver Oak 47.05, 47.05, 42.7, 42.7
Silveroak 3.67, 3.67, 3.5, 3.66
Simbhals 21.2, 21.85, 20.65, 21
Simmonds-mar 77.75, 79.75, 73.15, 78.15
Simplex Cast 44.95, 45.65, 42.7, 45.5
Simplex Mil 40.55, 40.55, 40.55, 40.55
Simplex Pap 73.1, 73.1, 73.1, 73.1
Simplex Real 98.25, 103.7, 94.05, 94.7
Simplx Infra 51.2, 51.2, 48.25, 49.4
Simran Farms 180.1, 184, 175, 180.1
Sinclair Hot 74.7, 76.95, 74.5, 76.2
Sindhu Trade 619.95, 625, 595, 615.3
Singer India 66.7, 68, 66.1, 67
Sintex Ind. 10.92, 10.92, 10.92, 10.92
Sintexplast 13.18, 13.18, 13.18, 13.18
Siptl 1.23, 1.23, 1.23, 1.23
Sir Shadi La 186, 194.8, 186, 188.6
Sisl 781, 810.95, 762.05, 805.9
Sita Enter. 13.5, 13.7, 13.45, 13.7
Sitinet 3.21, 3.21, 3, 3.21
Siyaram Silk 446, 471, 445.6, 461.3
Sjs 419.5, 423.3, 405.35, 407.4
Skcil 52, 52, 46.5, 51
Skipper 71.5, 75.25, 71.5, 73
Skm Egg Prod 71.5, 73.6, 71, 72.45
Skp Secure. 65.9, 65.95, 64.95, 65
Sky Indust. 84, 84, 79, 79.35
Skyl Millar 12.47, 12.47, 12.47, 12.47
Smartfin 8.3, 8.3, 7.55, 7.97
Smartlink 108.5, 119, 108.45, 113.65
Smcglobal 76.9, 77.45, 75.3, 76.05
Smfil 4.79, 4.88, 4.25, 4.88
Smgold 242, 242.2, 241.9, 242.15
Smifs Capita 38.75, 38.8, 38.75, 38.75
Sml 66, 66, 65.9, 66
Smlt 125.85, 128, 119.9, 121.8
Smruthiorg 230, 249.95, 228.4, 238.9
Sms Pharmace 121, 128.7, 121, 125.25
Smslife 830.05, 860, 829.8, 838.9
Snim 29, 29, 29, 29
Snl Bearings 253.7, 257.65, 251.05, 252.15
Sofcom 16.2, 16.2, 16.2, 16.2
Softsol (i) 156.25, 165, 146.3, 149.9
Solid Cont. 42.75, 42.75, 42.75, 42.75
Solid Stone 26.5, 26.5, 24.2, 26.4
Solitair Mc 34, 34.3, 33.45, 33.7
Som Distill. 40.85, 41.5, 39.85, 40.65
Somdatt Fin 38, 39.9, 37, 38.8
Somi Convey 38, 38.45, 38, 38.45
Sonacoms 820.3, 839.15, 795, 799
Sonal 43.45, 43.45, 40.3, 43.45
Sorilinfra 107.9, 108.65, 105.4, 107
Sotl 1170, 1176.1, 1134.4, 1146.95
Sourcentrl 131, 131, 120, 122.3
South Pet(ps 53, 53.7, 51.8, 52.85
South.Latex 27.65, 27.65, 27.65, 27.65
Southernin 20.9, 20.9, 20, 20.15
Sovereign Di 11, 11.5, 10.5, 11.35
Sp Capital 22.4, 26.4, 20.8, 26.4
Spaceincuba 3.81, 3.81, 3.81, 3.81
Spal 439, 449.4, 406.7, 411.95
Speciality R 102.6, 104.95, 100.5, 101.3
Spectra Ind. 12.53, 12.53, 12.53, 12.53
Spel Semicon 25.85, 25.85, 24.1, 24.75
Spenta Int. 98.8, 98.8, 89.4, 89.55
Spentex Inds 2.43, 2.49, 2.27, 2.49
Spice Island 7.84, 8.04, 7.3, 8.04
Spl Inds 44.85, 45.95, 44.3, 44.45
Sportking 1341.75, 1374, 1291, 1343.85
Sps 83, 83, 83, 83
Sps Intl. 5.09, 5.09, 4.7, 4.7
Srd 173.45, 173.45, 173.35, 173.45
Sree Rayala 357, 369, 350, 354.25
Sreechem Res 30.6, 30.6, 30.6, 30.6
Sreeleather 184.8, 188, 178.5, 184.35
Sreiinfra 5.78, 5.84, 5.33, 5.63
Srestha 2.07, 2.07, 2.07, 2.07
Srg Hfl 155.95, 155.95, 140.6, 142.55
Sri Adhikari 2.18, 2.18, 2.18, 2.18
Sri Digv Cem 76.75, 77.4, 75.2, 76.6
Sri Kpr Ind 20.3, 22.95, 20.3, 21.5
Sri Lak.Sar. 42.9, 43.15, 39.05, 39.55
Sri Nachamai 43.5, 43.5, 41.6, 41.6
Sri Ramk.Mil 20.2, 20.2, 18.35, 18.35
Srm Energy 6.56, 6.56, 6.56, 6.56
Sspdl Ltd 17.15, 17.2, 15.85, 16.05
Sspnfin 7.8, 7.8, 7.75, 7.75
St Corp 22.85, 22.85, 22.85, 22.85
St.Str.Wheel 854.3, 882, 806.6, 873.3
Stanpacks(i) 4.83, 4.83, 4.83, 4.83
Stanrose Maf 88.05, 93, 88.05, 92.9
Star Paper 133.05, 134, 131.4, 133.3
Starcom 161.05, 171.65, 161.05, 161.8
Stardelta 81, 82, 81, 82
Starhealth 885.1, 903, 852.65, 861.6
Starhfl 90.4, 92, 85, 91.25
Starlent 59.25, 63.75, 59.25, 60.45
Starlit 16.99, 16.99, 14.31, 14.48
Starlite Com 4.12, 4.12, 4.12, 4.12
Starlog 13.38, 13.38, 12.15, 13
Starteck 127, 133, 124, 124
Stc India 97.95, 98.45, 97.05, 97.7
Std.Battery 23.25, 24.45, 22.8, 24.1
Std.Indust. 15.01, 15.85, 14.75, 15.44
Std.Surfact. 112.8, 116.7, 110.85, 111.1
Steel Exch 116.65, 119.3, 113.95, 117.85
Steelcast 311.3, 315, 311.3, 315
Stel 170, 175.2, 164.9, 173.1
Stellar Cap 2.82, 3.25, 2.82, 3.25
Step Two Cor 4.08, 4.08, 4.08, 4.08
Stephanotis 18.6, 18.6, 18.6, 18.6
Sterl.Guara. 2.8, 2.8, 2.8, 2.8
Sterl.Tools 182.6, 191.4, 182.6, 189.6
Stl 123, 133.55, 123, 133.55
Stl Global 15.1, 16.45, 15, 16.15
Stl Str Inf 35.05, 36.9, 34, 34.35
Stovac Ind. 2295, 2339, 2287.85, 2303.15
Stovekraft 972, 978.8, 964.5, 971.9
Str Gre Woo 18, 18, 18, 18
Sturdy Inds 0.55, 0.55, 0.55, 0.55
Subex Ltx 57.25, 60.15, 57, 58.6
Subhash Silk 21.25, 23.45, 21.25, 21.4
Suditi Ind. 21.7, 21.7, 21.7, 21.7
Sugal Dam 9.04, 9.04, 9.04, 9.04
Sujala 18, 18.2, 16.5, 16.6
Sukjit Strch 317.25, 318.9, 314.5, 315.4
Sulabh Eng. 4.13, 4.13, 4.13, 4.13
Sumedha Fisc 27.8, 28.3, 26.85, 27.15
Sumeet Indus 10, 10.16, 9.2, 10.06
Sumeru Ind 1.63, 1.71, 1.6, 1.71
Summit Secu 753, 753, 643.95, 662.95
Suncity Synt 5.25, 5.25, 5.25, 5.25
Sundaram Brk 374.05, 376.95, 370, 370.95
Sundaram Fin 2294.8, 2317.1, 2277.8,
2307.2
Sundarammul 2.41, 2.44, 2.4, 2.44
Sunedison 110.5, 110.75, 110.45, 110.75
Sungold Cap. 1.9, 1.98, 1.9, 1.98
Sunil Agro F 167, 170, 158.1, 164.2
Sunil Health 38.7, 38.7, 37, 38.5
Sunraj Diam. 8.33, 8.33, 8.33, 8.33
Sunretail 0.56, 0.56, 0.56, 0.56
Sunshield Ch 353, 364.9, 353, 362.15
Super Bakers 8.5, 8.87, 8.5, 8.87
Super Crop. 7.39, 7.39, 7, 7.14
Super House 172.5, 176.8, 163.95, 174.45
Super Sal In 775, 805, 773.5, 800
Super Spin. 11.08, 11.81, 11.08, 11.55
Super Tanner 6.5, 6.5, 6.07, 6.11
Superb Paper 21.95, 23.5, 21.95, 23.2
Superior 86.3, 86.3, 73.6, 74.4
Supershakt 385, 385, 385, 385
Supertex Ind 7.45, 7.45, 6.36, 6.9
Suprap 25.4, 25.4, 22.8, 24
Supreme Ho 14, 14.88, 12.51, 14.88
Supreme Infr 23.8, 23.8, 22.55, 23.8
Supremex 8.26, 8.26, 8.26, 8.26
Suraj Indus. 109.8, 109.8, 109.8, 109.8
Suraj Ltd 111.15, 111.15, 111.15, 111.15
Suraj Produc 95.2, 95.2, 95.2, 95.2
Suranasol 19.05, 20, 19.05, 19.45
Suranatp 9.2, 9.8, 8.95, 9.57
Surat Text. 11.24, 12.68, 11.05, 12.68
Suryachakra 1.4, 1.44, 1.4, 1.4
Suryalata Sp 282, 295, 282, 290.5
Suryamba Sp 207, 207, 193, 200.75
Suryava Spin 14.05, 14.43, 13.07, 14.43
Surylak.Cott 72.35, 73.05, 70.6, 72.4
Suryo Foods 9.1, 9.1, 9.1, 9.1
Suryoday 169.95, 169.95, 158, 158.7
Sutlej Text 77, 83.85, 76.65, 82.8
Suumaya 117, 124.3, 117, 120.3
Suvidhaa 10.6, 11.89, 10.3, 11.11
Suyog Tele 388.05, 412.75, 381, 395.55
Sv Global 63.75, 63.95, 60.65, 62.75
Svam Softwar 6.22, 6.22, 5.96, 6.22
Svaraj Trad 9.02, 9.45, 8.92, 9.01
Svartcorp 4.15, 4.8, 3.91, 4.65
Svcind 4.73, 4.73, 4.3, 4.73
Svpglob 95, 95.55, 91.6, 92.35
Svrl 44.95, 46, 44.95, 46
Swad.Polytex 5.15, 5.15, 4.95, 4.95
Swagtam 36.75, 36.75, 36.75, 36.75
Swarnasa 22.85, 23.95, 22.75, 23
Swasti Vinay 6.28, 7.11, 6.05, 7.11
Swastik Inv 148, 174.55, 140.1, 162.85
Swelect 250.55, 262.45, 247, 248.95
Swil 59, 59, 53.4, 59
Swissmltry 5.59, 5.59, 5.59, 5.59
Switch.Tech. 38, 42, 38, 42
Swordedge 1.11, 1.11, 1.11, 1.11
Sxetf 635, 635, 625, 626
Sybly Inds. 5.68, 5.68, 5.2, 5.59
Symbiox 2.15, 2.17, 2.14, 2.17
Syncom Form. 9.58, 9.7, 9.5, 9.6
Synthiko Foi 43, 46.65, 43, 46.65
Syschem (i) 14.05, 14.05, 13.25, 13.66
Systamatix C 420, 420, 391, 401.2
Systematix 6.15, 6.25, 6, 6.05
T W b o 79 2 87 6 78 84 3
T & I Global 124.5, 124.5, 118.7, 120.05
T C M Ltd. 66.5, 69.35, 66.1, 67.25
T.N.Steel Tu 9.5, 9.88, 9.03, 9.88
T.P.L. 104.8, 106.55, 104.6, 105.65
Taalent 1439, 1460, 1432, 1445.45
Taazaint 29.75, 32.5, 29.55, 32
Tai Indust. 26.55, 29.45, 26.55, 27.7
Talbros Auto 390.1, 409, 390.1, 405.3
Talbroseng 317, 349, 312.25, 327.45
Tamboli Cap 81.05, 84.95, 81.05, 82.95
Tamil.Tele. 8.28, 8.28, 8.04, 8.28
Taneja Aero. 89.5, 92.55, 85.3, 91.95
Tanfac Ind. 547.8, 547.8, 534.05, 547.8
Tanla 1864, 1931.35, 1821, 1931.35
Tantia Cons 20.37, 20.38, 20.12, 20.38
Tarai Foods 7.4, 7.41, 6.86, 6.87
Tarapur Tra 5.12, 5.13, 5.09, 5.09
Tarc 52.2, 53.4, 51.2, 51.8
Tarmat 75.35, 76.45, 73, 73.9
Tarsons 625.5, 635.2, 622.6, 627.5
Tata Teleser 162.4, 164.15, 156.35, 164.15
Tata Yodogaw 129.05, 129.05, 129.05,
129.05
Tatia Glob 3.67, 3.67, 3.67, 3.67
Tatva 2434.65, 2478, 2423.95, 2438.7
Tavernier 7.5, 7.9, 7.5, 7.9
Tbz Ltd 79.7, 81, 78.25, 79.85
Tcfc Finance 41.4, 41.4, 39.35, 40.4
Tci Develp 325, 335.5, 317.15, 318.6
Tci Finance 6.3, 6.3, 6.1, 6.1
Tcpl Pack 537, 537, 513.4, 519.8
Td Power 416.65, 417.65, 408.15, 411.6
Tdsl 23.7, 24.4, 22.3, 22.8
Techin 5.27, 5.27, 5.27, 5.27
Technocraft 828.35, 845, 821.6, 835
Tega 703.65, 723.95, 650.4, 659.95
Tejnaksh 124.65, 124.65, 118.85, 121.65
Telecanor 8.28, 8.29, 7.51, 8.09
Terai Tea Co 57.3, 62.95, 56.55, 58.6
Terasoftware 51.2, 55.5, 51.15, 54.2
Terrascope 2.55, 2.79, 2.55, 2.75
Texel Indus. 59.75, 66, 59.75, 63.35
Texinfra 58.65, 59.4, 56.6, 56.85
Texmo Pipes 74.5, 74.95, 72.1, 73.35
Tgbhotels 9.7, 9.7, 9.25, 9.27
Tgvsl 48.3, 49.6, 48, 48.3
Thacker 396.9, 396.9, 374.85, 374.85
Thakkers Dev 130, 137.4, 130, 137.4
Thangamayil 1322.5, 1339.75, 1312.6,
1323.85
Theinvest 99.5, 100.8 97 8 99 4
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NIA nabs Afghan national in Mundra Port drugs seizure case
NEW DELHI: The NIA has arrested an Afghan national in the seizure of
2,988 kg of heroin at Mundra port in Gujarat, an official said on Tues-
day. Sobhan Aryanfar, 28, lived in Delhi's Neb Sarai area, he said. The
National Investigation Agency had registered a case under sections of
the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, the Narcotic Drug and Psycho-
tropic Substance Act and the IPC over seizure of 2,988.21 kg of narco-
tics substance (heroin) at Mundra Port, Gujarat in September involving
foreign nationals in procurement and delivering of consignment.
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MUMBAI | WEDNESDAY | DECEMBER 15, 2021

SATYAM SHIVAM @ KASHI Rahul seeks minister Ajay Mishra’s LAKHIMPUR KHERI CASE

PM to BJP CMs: Focus

on good governance
P
rime Minister Naren-
dra Modi on Tuesday
asked the chief minis-
ters of the BJP-ruled states
to focus firmly on good gov-
ernance and maintain a con-
nect with party workers.
Addressing a four-and-a-
half-hour marathon meeting
of 12 chief ministers and
deputy chief ministers from
Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand,
Assam, Arunachal Pradesh,
Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Hi-
machal Pradesh, Karnataka,
Madhya Pradesh, Manipur
Greetings on Gita Jayanti. A practical
guide for several dimensions of life, it
is gladdening to see the teachings of
the Gita reverberate globally.
—NARENDRA MODI, Prime Minister,
greeting the nation on Gita Jayanti
removal from post, PM’s apology
NEW DELHI: Congress
and Tripura, PM Modi un- leader Rahul Gandhi on
derlined the need to remain Tuesday demanded that
focussed on good governance
to ensure re-election.
Union minister Ajay Mishra
be removed from his post
The prime minister also
asked the head of the states
to ensure welfare schemes
over the Lakhimpur Kheri
violence and said it is time
for PM Modi to apologise
were implemented properly once again. His remarks
and the benefits reached the came after the Special Inves-
target groups. tigation Team (SIT) probing
Modi asked the chief min- the violence, which claimed
isters to make sure they re- eight lives including that of
main connected with party four farmers, urged the chief
cadres and also ensure com- judicial magistrate to replace
munication between legisla- lesser charges in the case like
tors and party workers. causing death by negligence
with attempt to murder, say-
ing that it was a "pre-planned
conspiracy causing death".
“Modi ji, it is time to apolo-
gise again… But first remove
the accused’s father from the
minister’s post. The truth is
before you!” Gandhi said on
Twitter, using the hashtags
“Lakhimpur” and “murder”.
He alleged that the minister
BJP falls one seat short of gaining simple Ex-MP, 4 ex-MLAs
majority in Karnataka Legislative Council join Amarinder’s
Punjab Lok Cong
TThesimple
he ruling BJP on Tuesday fell 1 seat short of gaining a
majority in the Karnataka Legislative Council.
party bagged 11 of the 25 seats, from 20 Local Authori-
ties’ constituencies in Karnataka, for which the biennial elec-
tion was held on December 10, and counting was taken up to-
A former Congress MP and 4
ex-MLAs, including 3 from
the SAD, joined Amarinder
day, poll officials said. The opposition Congress also clinched Singh’s Punjab Lok Congress in
11 seats, while the JD(S) has won Hassan seat and is leading Chandigarh on Tuesday. Amrik
in one of the seats in Mysuru. An independent candidate has Singh Aliwal, a two-time MP
managed to win one of the two seats in the prestigious Bela- from Ludhiana, and former
gavi constituency, they said. Now, BJP’s strength in the 75- legislators Harjinder Singh
member ‘Upper House’ has gone up from 32 to 37, while the Thekedar of the Congress, and
Congress’ tally declined from 29 to 26, and the JD(S)’ numbers Prem Mittal, Farzana Alam and
came down from 12 to 10 (if it wins Mysuru). Rajwinder Kaur Bhagike of the
SAD joined the party in the
RUN-UP TO POLLS presence of Amarinder Singh,
the Punjab Lok Congress said in
a statement.
Inaugurating ects will Former district Congress
not str- presidents Jagmohan Sharma
half-baked projects engthen and Satvir Singh Palli Jhikki, and
won’t strengthen the base
of the
Punjab Arthiya Association
president Vijay Kalra also came
BJP’s base: Maya ruling into the party-fold, it said.
Bharatiya Janata Party. Other new entrants include
LUCKNOW: Bahujan Samaj She also congratulated the Sammukh Singh Mokha, Anup

PM visits Kashi Vishwanath Dham,

‘Make zero budget
natural farming
mass movement’
VARANASI: PM Modi on
Tuesday said zero budget
national farming should become
a mass movement and people
should be made aware of its
benefits. At an event to mark
the 98th anniversary cele-
brations of Sadguru Sadafaldeo
Vihangam Yog Sansthan at
Swarved Mahamandir here, he
said as the country completes
75 years of independence, “su
raj (good governance)” is as
important as “swaraj (self-rule)”.
Stressing on the importance of
zero budget natural farming,
Modi said it should be made a
mass movement. Zero budget
natural farming reduces the cost
of agriculture by relying on tra-
ditional field-based technolo-
gies, leading to improved soil
health.
tried to kill farmers and the Party (BSP) chief Mayawati Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) Singh Bhullar, Sanjeev Bittu,
prime minister knew as he hit out at the Centre and the on completing 100 years and Ashwani Kumar, Nitin Sharma
was a member of his team. Uttar Pradesh government hoped that in the 2022 Pun- Batala and Rajdeep Kaur from
Banaras rly stn around midnight “A minister has tried to kill
farmers. The prime minister
knows as he is in his team.
on Tuesday, saying mere an-
nouncements, laying founda-
tion stones
jab Assembly polls, the SAD-
BSP alliance will secure a
comfortable
Fazilka, said the Punjab Lok
Congress statement.
Amarinder said the mission of
P rime Minister Narendra Modi, along with
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi
Adityanath, ventured out on the streets of
have decked up to welcome him. “Inspecting
key development works in Kashi. It is our en-
deavour to create best possible infrastructure
We raised the issue but we
were not allowed a discus-
sion on it even then. We were
and inaugu-
rating half-
baked proj-
majority and
form the gov-
ernment.
his party was to form the next
government in Punjab and not
just defeat the ruling Congress.
Varanasi in the early hours of Tuesday and for this sacred city,” Modi said in his tweet. all silenced at the time after
visited the just-inaugurated Kashi Vish-
wanath Dham and the Banaras railway sta-
He also shared pictures of his late-night vis-
it to Kashi Vishwanath Dham, which he ded-
we wanted to discuss the is-
sue,” he told reporters when
AAP-SP deadlock over seat sharing, AAP to go solo in UP
tion. In a tweet posted around 1 am, Modi said
he inspected “key development works” in the
temple town.
icated to the people a few hours ago.
Clad in a grey kurta, white pyjama and a
black jacket with a grey muffler thrown over
asked about the matter.
“Everyone knows the truth
and it is that 2-3 big industri-
T he Aam Aadmi party will now go it alone in the UP Assembly poll. The party move comes after the
deadlock with the Samajwadi Party over seat sharing. SP was apparently unwilling to part with the
number of seats that AAP wanted. Party state spokesperson Vaibhav Maheshwari said that the party
Varanasi is the prime minister’s parliamen- it, Modi took the people walking on the streets alists are against farmers was now preparing to contest all seats in the state, as had been declared by AAP earlier. "We should be
tary constituency since 2014. He arrived here by surprise, even as the security personnel and Narendra Modi is in the able to release a list of about 100 candidates in about a week and another list soon after. With that,
on a two-day visit on Monday. tried to ensure that no one ventured close to front,” he claimed. names of at least 350-400 candidates would have been formalised by the end of December," he said.
A little past midnight, chants of “Har Har him. Later, in another tweet, the prime min-
Mahadev” and “Modi, Modi” rent the air as ister said: “Next stop...Banaras station. We
the prime minister, surrounded by SPG secu-
rity personnel, took a walk on the streets of
Varanasi near the Godowlia Chowk, which
are working to enhance rail connectivity as
well as ensure clean, modern and passenger
friendly railway stations.” ‘India must move to develop SPEED NEWS
Public hearing on
hypersonic cruise missiles’
rights complaints
P
rime Minister Narendra Modi’s ongoing visit to Varanasi has coincided with the 100th
anniversary of the then Prince of Wales’ royal visit to the temple town in December 1921,
when he too was given a rousing reception and had formally opened new buildings of the
from 3 NE states
Banaras Hindu University. SHILLONG: The National Human
NEW DELHI: India must im- to immediately think about
Bombs in Bhagalpur, Rights Commission on Tuesday

Sonia holds power meet with

mediately move towards de- hypersonic cruise missile de- began its 2-day public hearing in
Don’t run your veloping hypersonic cruise velopment. It will be a revo- dead cartridges in Shillong on the complaints related
missiles to maintain mini- lutionary step in our defence Patna unearthed to the human rights violations in
offices from mum credible deterrence sector and we all have to put three Northeastern states —

LBhagalpur
ive bombs continue to be Meghalaya, Mizoram and Tripura,

NCP boss, Omar ‘omits’ Didi

LS: Speaker
Speaker Om Birla expressed
his displeasure on Tuesday
NEW DELHI: A strategy ses- at ministers interacting with
sion was held Congress chief IN PARLIAMENT members over various issues
Sonia Gandhi’s Delhi resi- inside the Lok Sabha and as-
against its enemies, Defence
Minister Rajnath Singh said
on Tuesday.
The countries that have
done defence innovation are
the ones who have bested
their enemies and made
their mark on history, he
our efforts into it,” he said,
ADDING, Multiple platforms
designed and developed by
the DRDO, and which have
been handed over to the arm-
discovered in Bihar's
district. On Tuesday,
two container bombs were
detected in Saidpur village
under Nathnagar police station.
This is the fourth incident in the
last 5 days where live bombs
officials said. The NHRC led by its
member Justice MM Kumar
conducted the hearing on 19
cases pertaining to the three
states. Meanwhile, top
organisations of the Konyak tribe
in Nagaland have announced a

PROTEST MARCH BY OPPN MPs

dence on Tuesday evening to
devise a way forward on
scrapping the suspension of
12 MPs of Rajya Sabha,
which has led to an impasse
in parliament. Besides the
Congress, leaders of five op-
position parties were at the
meeting, sources said, which
included Congress allies
Sharad Pawar’s NCP, DMK
and the Shiv Sena
Sources said Pawar, Sena
leader Sanjay Raut, DMK’s
TR Baalu, CPI-M’s Sitaram
Yechury, and National Con-
ference patriarch Farooq Ab-
dullah attended the meeting,
where Rahul Gandhi was
also present. Mamata Baner-
jee’s Trinamool Congress,
ked them not to run their of- said. “We should, therefore, have been detected in set of regulations, including “strict
fices from the House. Union strengthen ourselves and be Bhagalpur and on 3 occasions, non-cooperation” with the army,
minister Giriraj Singh was ready to deal with any kind they have been detected in the saying the people will follow
OUR BUREAU / NEW DELHI: The Opposition members of Parliament seen interacting with a me- of situation,” he said in his villages which fall under them until justice is served in the
from both the Houses on Tuesday carried out a protest march from mber, who had come to his se- speech at an event of the De- Nathnagar police station. killing of 14 civilians.
the Gandhi statue in the Parliament precincts to Vijay Chowk just at to discuss some issue after fence Research and Develop- Rajnath Singh during ‘Preparing A boy died in Makhdum
outside, alleging that the oppositions is not being allowed to raise the Question Hour was over. ment Organisation in Delhi. For The Future’ seminar held by Shah Dargah lane under the Irregularities, funds
issues in what Rahul Gandhi described as killing of the democracy. Intervening, Birla said, Singh said it must be ensu-
DRDO in Delhi. —PTI
Nathnagar police station on diversion in B’luru
The protest was against suspension of 12 Rajya Sabha members of "Honourable members, min- red India is a leader in defe- Monday when a bomb
Opposition from the very first day of the winter session, demanding isters should not hold their nce technologies. “We have to ed forces, have strengthened exploded. The police said that credit co-op societies
revocation of their suspensions. “This suspension is a symbol of the offices from here. Ministers obtain those technologies too the security architecture of three children were playing in NEW DELHI: The I-T dept has
crushing of the voice of people of India. Their voices have been should ask the members to that are with just a few coun- India. Meanwhile, Rajnath a vacant piece of land. The allegedly found “gross irregulari-
crushed. They have done nothing wrong,” Rahul asserted. He insisted meet them in office." tries right now,” he noted. touched the feet of Dhanno parents of two children called ties” and the involvement of the
the Opposition is not allowed to raise issues of national importance He asked the members to Ballistic missile defence Devi, the wife of Col Hoshiar them back while the third child promoters in "siphoning off"
like inflation and price rise, compensation and jobs to family maintain the decorum of the systems are getting more and Singh who was conferred stayed there. He found a public funds after it raided four
members of farmers and forcing legilations without discussions. House. Members of various more robust with the passage with Param Vir Chakra for brand new tiffin box there. Bengaluru-based credit co-op
political parties often go to of time, Rajnath said. exemplary courage and in- When he opened the box, it societies early this month, as per
and this needs to be dealt Bill to extend the seats of different minis- “To maintain a minimum domitable fighting spirit in exploded killing the child. CBDT. The searches on Dec 2 led
with immediately," Baalu
told NDTV after the meeting.
tenure of CBI head ters to raise certain issues re-
lated to their ministries.
credible deterrence, we have the 1971 war with Pakistan. to the seizure of over Rs4 crore
cash and “undisclosed investment
to max 5 yrs passed
About the key parties not
Parliament has passed a bill to Pak Lashkar ultra killed in Poonch encounter in immovable properties aggre-
gating to Rs130 crore in the name

which is at loggerheads with
the Congress, was not invit-
ed, sources said.
The leaders have asked
Pawar to speak with Rajya
Sabha chairman Venkaiah
Naidu to find a way forward
on the issue, sources said.
Naidu earlier underscored
the need of smooth function-
ing of the house and asked
the Leader of the House and
the Leader of Opposition to
discuss the issue.
“The government should
not be so harsh with the
members. After all, they are
elected members of the state
council... The government is
not in a mood of making any
solution. This is incorrect
SIDELIGHTS
� Over 8 lakh Indians gave up their citizenship
in last 7 years: MoS Home tells Lok Sabha
� Plight of Lakshadweep students, patients
raised in Lok Sabha
� Blast at Darbhanga rly station plot by a
BELGAVI TENSE, A
present in the meet, the Aam
Aadmi Party, Mayawati’s extend the tenure of the director It (attack) is another sign
top Pakistani terrorist belonging to the of the chairman/promoters of
Bahujan Party or the Sama- of the Central Bureau of Inves- Lashkar-e-Tayyeba (LeT) was killed in an these CCSs, entities controlled by
towards the present situation.
BANDH CALLED
jwadi Party, he said, “Each tigation (CBI) to a maximum of encounter with security forces in J&K’s them and few benami persons.”
and every party through the five years from the present two Poonch on Tuesday, officials said. The reality is that the present
length and breadth of the na- years. Minister of state for perso- A search is underway to track down anoth- Beware of fake news
administration has completely failed in
tion cannot join... there will nnel Jitendra Singh moved ‘The SHANKAR RAJ er terrorist, who was his accomplice, in the on grace marks in
be difference of opinion. We Delhi Special Police Establishment Bengaluru area. The Army and police launched an op- controlling the situation and in providing
are like-minded parties.” (Amendment) Bill, 2021’ for eration after receiving specific intelligence std 12 paper: CBSE
a sense of security to the people.
The suspension of the MPs consideration in Rajya Sabha on Belagavi district in north inputs about the presence of armed terrorists NEW DELHI: The CBSE on Tues-
over “unruly behaviour” has Tuesday amidst a walkout by the Karnataka, which borders in Behramgala area, a defence spokesperson —OMAR ABDULLAH, NC vice president day warned students against a
been the big flashpoint be- opposition over the suspension of Maharashtra, remained ten- said. In the early hours of Tuesday, a terrorist fake audio circulating on social
tween the government and their 12 members. se as the members of Maha- attempted to escape while firing at the secu- media claiming that due to an
the opposition in the winter The bill was later passed in the rashtra Ekikarana Samithi rity personnel, he said, adding the troops re- his injuries, while the UT’s police chief error in class 12 accountancy
session. Demanding revoca- Upper House by a voice vote. (MES) observed a bandh taliated, resulting in the encounter in which vowed perpetrators would be brought to jus- paper grace marks will be given
tion of the suspension, the Lok Sabha had already cleared Tuesday over an act of Kan- the terrorist was killed. tice soon. Constable Rameez Ahmad of the to students. “It has been brought
opposition has been holding the bill on December 3, 2021. nada activists blackening the One AK-47 rifle, 4 magazines, 1 grenade, ninth battalion of the Jammu and Kashmir to the notice of the board that
regular protest meets, lead- While moving the Bill, Singh said face of MES leader Deepak pouches and some Indian currency were re- Armed Police died at the Army's 92 Base Hos- fake reports allegedly quoting an
ing to repeated adjourn- the government is working to Dalavi Monday. covered from the slain terrorist, Abu Zarara, pital Tuesday morning, officials said. The audio message in the name of
ments and interruption of check corruption and to ensure The incident took place hailing from Pakistan, the spokesperson said. Kashmir Tigers, a little-known outfit which is Controller of Examination, CBSE
work in both houses. and enhance transparency. when MES was organising believed to be a front of the Jaish-e-Moham- are being circulated claiming due
an event even as the winter Death toll in terror attack rises to 3 as con- mad terrorist group, has claimed responsibil- to an error in class 12 accounta-
BJP MP seeks body to ensure session of the Assembly ses- stable dies: The death toll in Monday’s ter- ity for the firing on the police bus that took ncy term-1 paper held on Dec 13
big techs like FB, Google share ad sion was underway in Bela-
gavi. The MES, which has
rorist attack on a police bus in J&K rose to 3
on Tuesday with a constable succumbing to
place on the 20th anniversary of the attack on
the Parliament Building.
'up to 06 grace marks will be
given,” the board said.
revenue with traditional media been demanding merger of
Senior BJP leader Sushil Modi on Monday demanded Belagavi district with Maha-
in the Rajya Sabha setting up of an independent
regulatory body for big tech giants like Facebook and
rashtra, was holding a ‘Ma-
hamelav’ event in Belagavi Indian economy rapidly recovering Use of Chabahar
Port: India, Iran,
Google to ensure they share advertisement revenue without the permission of

from pandemic-induced downturn: FS

foreign-based terror organisation: MoS home
� BJD MPs urges union minister to sanction
PMAY houses for Odisha
� LS members ask govt to prepare to deal
with challenges posed by Omicron
adequately with traditional media houses for using the district administration.
their content. Raising the issue during the zero hour,
he said the regulatory body should also ensure such
The police rushed to the spot
and dispersed the event after Uzbekistan meet
entities allocate adequate budget for content mode- a heated argument between NEW DELHI: The Indian economy is rap- NEW DELHI: In a significant
ration activities to check hate speeches and fake news. the police and MES workers. idly recovering from the pandemic-in- Quad moving effectively: EAM move, India, Iran and Uzbekistan
duced downturn and is returning to its The Quad is a very contemporary arrangement having on Tuesday held talks on joint

`675cr money laundering scam involving diamantaires busted

DARSHAN DESAI / Ahmedabad
The Directorate of Revenue
Intelligence has claimed to
have blown the lid of a Rs675
crore money laundering rac-
ket involving diamantaires
from Surat and Hong Kong.
Sources said they ran the
racket in the guise of import-
ing and exporting synthetic
diamonds from the Surat
Special Economic Zone
(SurSEZ).
The money laundering
racket came to light when 3
persons running a jewelry
manufacturing unit, Karoli-
na Trading Private Limited,
were caught illegally divert-
ing cut and polished diamo-
nds worth Rs1.34 crore from
SurSEZ to the domestic tariff
area (DTA) on December 9.
The accused, Rakesh Ram-
puria and Sagar Shah who
ran Karolina Trading at
SurSEZ, and one Vikash
Chopra, were arrested by the
DRI officials from the exit
gate of the SurSEZ at Sachin.
They recovered Rs1.34
crore worth cut and polished
diamonds transported out-
side the SEZ area illegally.
Till now, natural diamonds
worth over Rs16 crore have
been diverted from SurSEZ.
DRI on Tuesday produced
the 3 in the Surat District and
Sessions Court, which sent
them in a 2-day custodial re-
mand. In its plea, DRI stated
the accused were in touch
with unknown people in Ho-
ng Kong and they were act-
ing on their instructions rec-
eived on the Whatsapp group.
trajectory of rapid growth, Foreign Sec-
retary Harsh Vardhan Shringla has said.
He also said India’s trade figures are
promising and the total foreign direct in-
vestment the country received in the cur-
rent financial year stood at $81.72 billion,
the highest ever.
In an address at the India Global Forum
on Monday, Shringla said an ambitious
target of $400 billion of exports has been
set for the year 2021-22 and an “unprece-
dented push has been given to negotiating
trade pacts with various countries. Trade
agreements are currently being negotiat-
ed with the UAE, the UK, the EU, Israel
and several other countries.
an open-minded and creative approach that has
helped it in moving “very effectively” in addressing
various problems, External Affairs Minister S
Jaishankar said on Tuesday. About the importance of
critical technologies and India’s journey in acquiring
them in the backdrop of the Indo-US N-deal 15 years
ago, he said though Washington discovered a certain
value in ties with New Delhi, there were others who
were “dogmatic” in their views of the world and
found it hard to do this. Jaishankar was asked to
comment at an interactive session at the Global
Technology Summit the perception existed before the
inking of the N-deal was the US was reluctant to
share critical technologies but later it came out the
problem was elsewhere (China).
use of the Chabahar Port while
underlining its important role in
enhancing regional connectivity.
The MEA said the participants
discussed further development of
transportation corridor around
the port. It was the second such
virtual meeting among the three
countries on further development
of the strategically important
Iranian port. "The participants
underlined the important role
played by Chabahar Port during
humanitarian crises as well as in
enhancing regional connectivity,"
it further said.
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EU nations set fish quota leaving environmentalists outraged
BRUSSELS: European Union nations on Tuesday set fish catch
quotas for next year to protect fragile stocks and fishing fleets at the
same time - leaving environmentalists claiming they will protect
neither. The traditional bartering session between EU coastal nations
to secure as many catch rights for their fishers for next year again
often clashed with the advice of scientists to contain overfishing.
WORLD
MUMBAI | WEDNESDAY | DECEMBER 15, 2021

S Korea marks deadliest day of Biden declares emergency in

states of Illinois, Tennessee
pandemic as hospitals buckle
AGENCIES quickly running out in
AGENCIES / Washington

US President Joe Biden has

declared a
state of
day, a series of tornadoes
and hurricanes
through the central and
swept

southern parts of the United

Seoul
South Korea on Tuesday
marked its deadliest day of
the pandemic as an unre-
lenting, delta-driven spread
stretched thin hospitals and
left people dying while wait-
ing for beds.
Health experts warn that
the country's medical sys-
tem is quickly approaching
its limits and that fatalities
could worsen if the govern-
ment continues to be slow
and hesitant in tightening
social distancing.
The Korea Disease Control
and Prevention Agency said
94 virus patients died in the
past 24 hours while a record
906 were in serious or criti-
cal condition.
The 5,567 new infections
were the highest yet for a
Tuesday - daily tallies are
usually smaller at the start
of the week because of few-
er tests on weekends - indi-
cating the virus has contin-
ued to gain speed after the
government moderately
tightened social distancing
last week.
Park Hyang, a senior
Health Ministry official,
said medical resources are
Pfizer jabs protect 70% against Deaths, hospitalisations to increase: WHO Modi's appeal against extradition
hospitalisation from omicron
AGENCIES
Johannesburg
A two-dose Pfizer/BioNTech
vaccination provides just 33
per cent protection against
infection by the omicron
variant of the coronavirus,
but 70 per cent protection
against hospitalisation, ac-
cording to a large-scale
analysis in South Africa re-
leased on Tuesday.
The first large-scale analy-
sis of vaccine effectiveness
in the region where the new
variant was discovered ap-
densely populated capital
Seoul and nearby metropol-
itan areas, where around 86
per cent of intensive care
units designated for Covid
treatment were already oc-
cupied.
More than 1,480 patients
were still waiting to be ad-
mitted to hospitals or treat-
ment shelters. At least 17 pa-
tients died last week at
home or at facilities while
waiting for beds.
Officials have been
squeezing hospitals to set
aside more beds for Covid
patients and scrambling to
speed up the administra-
tion of booster shots by
shortening the interval be-
tween second and third
shots from four or five
months to three months
starting this week.
As of Tuesday, more than
81 per cent in a population
of more than 51 million
were fully vaccinated, but
only 13 per cent were ad-
ministered booster shots.
Officials may decide to fur-
ther strengthen restrictions
this week, depending on the
numbers of infections and
hospitalisation, Park said
during a briefing.
pears to support early indi-
cations that omicron is more
easily transmissible and
that the Pfizer shot isn't as
effective in protecting
against infection as it was
against the delta variant.
The analysis was based on
more than 211,000 positive
Covid test results, 41 per
cent from adults who had re-
ceived two doses of the Pfiz-
er vaccine. About 78,000 of
these positive Covid test re-
sults between November 15
and December 7 were attrib-
uted to omicron infections.
People wait in line to get tests for the coronavirus at a virus testing centre in Seoul on Tuesday.
Singapore braces for Omicron wave
AGENCIES
Singapore
Singapore is bracing itself for
an Omicron wave by boosting
hospital and testing capacities
to face the next Covid surge
even as plans for reopening of
economic activities continue,
UK court begins hearing Nirav
AGENCIES / Geneva
The World Health Organi-
zation (WHO) has said that
it expects an increase in the
number of hospitalisations
and fatalities related to the
new Omicron coronavirus
strain, reported Sputnik.
The UN health agency
also said that more infor-
mation is needed to fully
understand the clinical pic-
ture of those infected with
Omicron and WHO encour-
ages countries to con-
tribute to the collection and
sharing of hospitalized pa-
tient data through the
WHO Covid Clinical Data
according to a media report on
Tuesday.
While the country has not
detected any community
transmission of the Omicron
variant yet, it is only a matter
of time before this happens,
said Trade and Industry
Minister Gan Kim Yong at a
Platform, according to
Sputnik.
It comes as the WHO last
week had shed light on fea-
tures of the new Covid
variant Omicron, includ-
ing the extent to which it
will spread, and the num-
ber of mutations in the
newfound strain.
The UN-health agency
had suggested that a new
variant could have a major
impact on the course of the
pandemic, but it's still too
early to say for sure.
Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus,
WHO Director-General,
last week had said that
highlighted "a consistent
press conference on Tuesday.
"This may then lead to another
surge in cases because of the
highly infectious nature of the
Omicron virus. We must,
therefore, prepare ourselves
for such a scenario," The
Straits Times quoted Gan as
saying.
picture of the rapid in-
crease in transmission" but
he added that the exact rate
of increase relative to other
variants remains difficult
to quantify.
DASHBOARD
A person on Israeli PM
Naftali Bennett's flight
from UAE tested positive
China has detected its
second case of omicron in
a 67-year-old man
UK scientists trial first
needle-free air-powered
COVID-19 vaccine
emergency
in the
states of
Illinois and
Tennessee
after severe
tornadoes
and storms swept through
the areas and ordered federal
assistance to the local popu-
lation.
"Today, President Joseph R
Biden, Jr. declared that an
emergency exists in the State
of Illinois and ordered Fed-
eral assistance to supple-
ment State and local re-
sponse efforts due to the
emergency conditions re-
sulting from severe storms,
straight-line winds, and tor-
nadoes on December 10,
2021," the White House said
in a statement. A similar or-
der was issued concerning
the US state of Tennessee.
According to the official
statements, the Department
of Homeland Security, Fed-
eral Emergency Manage-
ment Agency (FEMA) will
coordinate all disaster relief
efforts to help residents.
Late on Friday and Satur-
AGENCIES
London
The UK high court on Tues-
day began
hearing the
case relat-
ed to fugi-
tive dia-
mantaire
Nirav
Modi's appeal against his
extradition to India.
Earlier this August, Nirav
Modi was granted permis-
sion to appeal against his
extradition from the UK to
India to face fraud charges
States. The disaster hit sev-
eral US states, including Illi-
nois, Missouri, Arkansas,
Kentucky and Tennessee. On
Saturday, Biden approved
Kentucky Emergency Decla-
ration and ordered federal
assistance to the state, where
tornadoes killed at least 74
people.
In Kentucky, Gov. Andy
Beshear said the death toll
could grow as authorities
This aerial image taken on Monday, shows tornado damage after
extreme weather hit the region in Mayfield, Kentucky.
on the grounds that a re-
turn to India would harm
his mental health and place
him at risk of suicide.
Modi's lawyers had long
argued that their client suf-
fered from severe depres-
sion and would not receive
adequate medical care if he
is imprisoned at the Arthur
Road jail in Mumbai pend-
ing his court appearance.
They stated that his men-
tal health condition had de-
teriorated further during
his incarceration at
Wandsworth Prison in
South London following his
continued to work around
debris that slowed recovery
efforts. Nearly 450 National
Guard members have been
mobilized in the state, and 95
of them are doing fatality
searches.
"With this amount of dam-
age and rubble, it may be a
week or even more before we
have a final count on the
number of lost lives," the
governor said.
Kentucky authorities said
the sheer level of destruction
was hindering their ability
to tally the damage.
arrest in London in March
2019 and the strict restric-
tions placed on prisons dur-
ing the Covid pandemic.
They had also introduced
several medical experts to
give evidence that Modi was
at high risk of suicide.
Modi, once the jeweller to
some of the biggest stars of
Hollywood and Bollywood,
stands accused of defraud-
ing the state-owned Punjab
National Bank of more
than USD 2 billion through
a carefully orchestrated
scam involving dummy cor-
porations and directors.

China attempts to gain control
over Pak media, says report
AGENCIES / Islamabad
China appears to be using Is-
lamabad for a bilateral
arrangement to facilitate
unhindered control over
Pakistan's media through an
initiative which disguises as
a joint effort to counter a
"western smear campaign"
and monitor public opinion,
the initiative would clearly
put China in the driver's
seat, a media report said.
In September 2021, both
countries held the first Chi-
na Pakistan Media Forum to
deliberate upon the form of
cooperation intended for
countering "misinforma-
tion" against them. The
gathering participants
pledged to counter propa-
ganda against their coun-
tries through enhanced com-
munication and developing
strong coordination by cre-
ating the "China-Pakistan
Media Corridor", reported
Washington Times.
Nong Rong, Chinese Am-
bassador to Pakistan, had
said the two countries were
confronting a propaganda
campaign, and the members
of their media communities
should work together to
"promote truth, justice and
fairness and become a posi-
tive force for regional peace."
But indications suggest Chi-
na would place a watchdog
over Pakistani media, which
would have overarching
powers in dictating content.
The proposed institution
would monitor public opin-
ion through a network of
supporting think tanks and
opinion-makers, said Wash-
ington Times.
Blinken vows more US military might in Indo-Pacific
AGENCIES / Jakarta
The United States will ex-
pand its military and eco-
nomic relationships with
partners in Asia to push
back against China's in-
creasing assertiveness in
the Indo-Pacific, US Secre-
tary of State Antony
Blinken said on Tuesday.
Blinken said the Biden ad-
ministration is committed
to maintaining peace and
prosperity in the region
and will do that by boosting
US alliances, forging new
relationships and ensuring
that the US military main-
tains "its competitive edge."
"Threats are evolving, our
security approach has to
evolve with them. To do
that, we will lean on our
greatest strength: our al-
liances and partnerships,"
Blinken said in a speech in
Indonesia, outlining the ad-
ministration's Indo-Pacific
plans.
"We'll adopt a strategy
that more closely weaves to-
gether all our instruments
of national power - diplo-
macy, military, intelligence
- with those of our allies
and partners," he said. That
will include linking US and
Asian defense industries,
integrating supply chains
and cooperating on techno-
logical innovation, he said.
Later he signed a series of
three agreements with In-
donesia's foreign minister,
including one that extends
until 2026 an existing mar-
itime cooperation pact that
among other issues calls for
enhanced joint US-Indone-
sian naval exercises.
"It's about reinforcing our
strengths so we can keep
the peace, as we have done
in the region for decades,"
he said.
India situated in 'tough neighbourhood',
says Biden's pick for US envoy to India
AGENCIES / Washington Eric Michael Garcetti, 50, is
currently serving as Mayor of
Observing that India is situated Los Angeles and is a personal
in a "tough confidant of Biden. During
neighbourhood", US his confirmation hearing
President Joe Biden's for US Ambassador to
nominee for next envoy to India, Garcetti said, "India
New Delhi on Tuesday told is situated in a tough
lawmakers that he will double- neighbourhood. If confirmed, I
down on America's efforts to intend to double-down on our
strengthen India's capacity to efforts to strengthen India's
"secure its borders, defend its capacity to secure its borders,
sovereignty and deter defend its sovereignty and deter
aggression". aggression."

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Canada’s Defence Min Anita Anand Gasoline truck explodes in
heat from 2020 as record high
GENEVA: The UN weather agency said Tuesday it has certified
sorry for sexual harassment in military northern Haiti; dozens killed
a 38-degree Celsius (100.4 Fahrenheit) reading in the Russian AGENCIES / Toronto AGENCIES the street hours after the ex- many lives."
town of Verkhoyansk last year as the highest temperature ever Port-Au-Prince (Haiti) plosion as a small crowd Almonor said a local hos-
recorded in the Arctic, the latest in a string of "alarm bells Canada's Indian-origin Defence Minister stood around them. pital is in dire need of more
about our changing climate." The World Meteorological Anita Anand and the top military com- A truck carrying gasoline No further details were nurses, doctors and basic
Organization said the temperature "more befitting the mander have tendered a long-awaited apol- exploded in northern Haiti, immediately available. Po- medical supplies to help
Mediterranean than the Arctic" was registered on June 20, ogy to current and former members of the killing more than 50 people lice didn't immediately re- those injured.
2020, during a heat wave that swept across Siberia and Canadian Armed Forces who suffered sex- and injuring dozens of oth- turn calls requesting infor- "We are overwhelmed," a
stretched north of the Arctic Circle. ual assault, sexual harassment or discrim- ers, officials said Tuesday. mation. person identified as Dr. Cal-
ination. The blast occurred late Patrick Almonor, deputy hil Turenne told Le Nouvel-
Indonesia lifts tsunami alert after quake The Canadian military had been facing Monday in the city of Cap- mayor of Cap-Haitien, told liste newspaper.
JAKARTA: Indonesia lifted a tsunami alert on Tuesday following intense public and political pressure to Haitien, Prime Minister The Associated Press that at Dave Larose, a civil engi-
a magnitude 7.3 undersea earthquake that struck off Flores change its culture and create better sys- Ariel Henry said, adding least 53 deaths and more neer who works in Cap-
Island, triggering panic in a region prone to fatal quakes but tems for both preventing and handling sex- The members of our Canadian that he was devastated. than 100 injured have been Haitien, told The Associat-
apparently causing no major damage or casualties. According to ual misconduct allegations at the time of Armed Forces have always put "Three days of national reported following the ex- ed Press that he was driv-
the US Geological Survey, the quake hit at a depth of 18.5 km Anand's appointment as the country's new service before self by stepping mourning will be decreed plosion that burned around ing when he saw ambu-
(11.5 miles) under the sea, and was located 112 km (74 miles) Defence Minister in October. up to serve Canada," Anita Anand said. throughout the territory, in 20 homes near the site. He lances and a crowd of peo-
north of the town of Maumere, the second-largest on the island The Canadian Armed Forces are trying memory of the victims of said he expects the number ple gathered along a road
in East Nusa Tenggara province with a population of 85,000. to turn over a new leaf and win back the this tragedy that the entire of deaths to keep rising be- around 1 am.
After an initial tsunami alert, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center trust of current and former members who were scarred by sexual assault, miscon- Haitian nation is grieving," cause people who died in He said he observed how
in Hawaii and later Indonesia's meteorological agency lifted the suffered sexual assault, sexual harassment duct and discrimination in the military he tweeted. their homes have not yet some people were using
warning hours after the quake. or discrimination based on sex, gender, was delivered by Defence Minister Anand, Henry said his adminis- been counted. buckets to scoop up gasoline
gender identity or sexual orientation, the Chief of Staff General Wayne Eyre and tration was deploying field "It's horrible what hap- from the truck and the street
One killed, two injured in Kabul blast Georgia Straight newspaper reported. deputy defence minister Jody Thomas on hospitals to the area to help pened," he said. "We lost so to take back to their house.
KABUL: One person was killed and two others injured after a blast The long-awaited and history-making the government's behalf, CBC News re- those affected.
occurred in Afghanistan's Kabul on Tuesday, Xinhua news agency, apology to the women and men whose lives ported. Dozens of bodies lay on
quoting deputy interior minister Mohammad Ezam, reported. The

Afghan victims saddened as US drone strike to go scot free

explosion occurred at Police District 8 of Kabul city on Tuesday, the
official added without providing more details.
Houthis kill top Yemeni defence official
SANAA: A high-ranking official of Yemen's Ministry of Defence AGENCIES / Kabul madi, three surviving brothers
was killed by the Houthis in the ongoing battles between the told The Associated Press that
militia and security forces in the country's oil-rich province of The Afghan survivors of an er- they have heard nothing from
Marib, a government source said. "Nasser al-Thibani, chief of rant US drone strike in August Washington about financial
the military operations of the government's forces, was killed that killed 10 members of their compensation for their loss or
while confronting the Houthi offensive aimed at the city of family, including seven children, when they would be evacuated
Marib early this morning," the source told Xinhua news agency said on Tuesday they are frus- from Afghanistan.
on Monday. trated and saddened by a deci- Ahmadi, 37, was a longtime
sion that no US troops involved employee of an American hu-
7 migrants dead in Hungary car mishap in the strike will face discipli- manitarian organisation. The
BUDAPEST: Seven migrants were killed and three others injured nary action. strike that killed him and nine
when the vehicle they were travelling in crashed into a house Sitting on a cement walkway others took place amid the
while fleeing a police stop, Hungarian police said. The accident just a few feet from where a US chaotic last days of the US troop
occurred just before midnight Monday near the centre of hellfire missile slammed on Au- withdrawal from Afghanistan Aimal Ahmadi, whose daughter Mailka and elder brother
Morahalom, a town of around 6,000 people less than five miles gust 29 into a car belonging to following the Taliban takeover of Zimarai were among 10 relatives killed by a US drone
from Hungary's border with Serbia. their older brother, Zemerai Ah- the country in mid-August. strike, stands near a car damaged in the strike.
Aguero may announce retirement this week
MADRID: Reports in Spanish media suggested that Sergio Aguero
could announce his retirement this week. The rumours about his
imminent retirement have been circulating in the media since he
came off in his first match for Barcelona. Aguero was diagnosed with
a heart arrhythmia since he was brought off after 41 minutes of his
first start for the club after suffering from chest pains.
GAMES
MUMBAI | WEDNESDAY | DECEMBER 15, 2021

SPORTS CAFE
SJFI to honour Gavaskar with medal Need to consider
playing Leach in
MUMBAI: The Sports Journalists' Federation of India (SJFI) on
Tuesday decided to confer the prestigious 'SJFI Medal' to
legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar.The body took the decision at
its Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Guwahati. Neeraj Chopra,

Adelaide: Root
who won India's lone gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics, was
adjudged the SJFI Sportsman of the Year while weightlifter
Mirabai Chanu, who won a silver at the quadrennial
extravaganza, was voted as the Sportswoman of the Year,
according to a media statement. The Indian men's team that
won the hockey bronze in Tokyo - its first hockey medal in 40 AGENCIES/Adelaide Stokes has said that he was
years - was declared the Team of the Year. Sumit Antil and confident he would be fit to
Pramod Bhagat, the stars of India's Paralympics campaign, will England Test skipper Joe bowl in the second Ashes
share the Para-athlete of the Year in men's category while Root on Tuesday said that Test here after jarring his
shooter Avani Lekhra will receive the Para-athlete of the Year spin has played a big factor knee while fielding during
woman award. at the Adelaide Oval in the the opening Test.
past, so the team needs to "People will have seen me
Covid-19: Man United game postponed consider playing Jack Leach rubbing my knee from time
LONDON: The English Premier League reported its highest in the second Ashes Test. to time when I was in the
weekly coronavirus infections as Manchester United's meeting Australia and England will field, but rest assured I'm
with Brentford became the second match in three days to be square off in the second Ash- fine," he wrote in his column
postponed due to outbreaks. There were 42 cases of COVID-19 es Test, beginning on Thurs- for the Mirror. "It is an old in-
in the week to Sunday after 3,805 players and club staff were day at Adelaide. The match jury that flares up every now
tested, a jump on the 12 cases in the previous seven days of would be contested under and again, but I know how to
testing. Some United players and staff returned positive tests lights. manage it. It just gets a little
following the 1-0 win over Norwich on Saturday evening. The Talking about spinner Jack bit uncomfortable every now
Premier League board accepted United's request to postpone Leach, Root said: "Spin has and again in and around my
Tuesday's scheduled match at Brentford in London less than 24 India's Harmanpreet Singh and South Korea's Jeong Junwoo in action during generally played a good fac- cartilage. But it just looks
hours before kickoff. tor in recent times on this worse than it is by the way I
the Asian Championship Trophy match in Dhaka on Tuesday AFP ground, especially as the try and get off it as soon as I
Maharashtra sights last 8 berth

India squander advantage

game progresses, so it's can," wrote Stokes.
PUNE: Hosts Maharashtra, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh kept
themselves in line for quarter-final berths after logging wins in
something we'll have to look
at. See where we are physi-
Head on attack mode
their respective matches in the 11th Hockey India Senior Men cally as a bowling group and Australia are weighing up
National Championship, here on Tuesday. Maharashtra downed how we can be balanced out. their options following the
Chhattisgarh Hockey 9-2 and Bihar defeated Mizoram 4-0 to "I'm sure he [Leach] will withdrawal of fast bowler
share top position in Pool H. Both teams with six points each want to respond and get back Josh Hazelwood from the
will clash on Thursday to decide who would advances to the Fighting Korea hold misfiring defending champions to 2-2 draw into the series. I don't think second Test match of the
quarterfinals. Maharashtra holds the aces ahead of this clash it's as straightforward as Ashes series here.
with a better goal average of +25 as against +6 of Bihar.The AGENCIES Result It did not take long for In- maining minutes of the sec- looking at that as a concern, On Tuesday, Travis Head,
home side was led by a three-goal effort by Taleb Shah (4th, Dhaka dia to surge ahead through ond quarter but India de- actually you look at it, they man-of-the-match at the Gab-
30th, 55th), Pratap Shinde (34th, 42nd) and Mohd. Nizamuddin India 2 (Upadhyay 3', Lalit, who elegantly con- fended doggedly. [Australia] took an opportu- ba last week, said, "It's just I

D
(47th, 50th) in a match they dominated but allowed efending champions
Chhattisgarh Hockey to breach their defence. and Olympic bronze-
medallists India were
Mumbai crash out of Vijay Hazare Trophy held to a 2-2 draw by a fighting
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Defending champion Mumbai Korea in their opening match
stumbled to a fourth defeat in five games to finish with four of the Hero Asian Champions
points after a humiliating 18-run loss to unfancied Pondicherry Trophy men's hockey tourna-
in their final group B league match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy. ment here on Tuesday.
Pondicherry spinner Fabid Ahmed turned the match their way Playing their first tourna-
with a spell of Four for 16 in 10 overs with the wickets of ment after the historic Tokyo
talented, young Yashasvi Jaiswal (2), PY Pawar (11), skipper Olympics campaign, India
Mulani (6) and Tanush Kotian (0). Replying to Pondicherry's 157 started brightly and scored in
riding on Paras Dogra's 58, Mumbai batters save for Aakarshith the fourth minute through
Gomel (70, 127 balls, 5 fours) never came to grips with the Lalit Upadhyay before vice-
situation and perished in the face of some accurate bowling. A captain Harmanpreet Singh
49-run ninth wicket stand between Gomel and Dhawal Kulkarni converted a penalty corner in
(18) gave Pondicherry the jitters before Sagar Udeshi (2/20) the 18th minute to double
finished off Mumbai's hopes. their lead.
Trailing 0-2, Korea fought
Rai, Karthik, Vinith top picks in PVL back after the change of ends
KOCHI: Indian volleyball stars Ashwal Rai, Karthik A and Jerome and scored through Jonghyun
Vinith attracted the highest bids of Rs 15 lakh each at the Prime Jang in the 41st minute and
Volleyball Auction and were picked by Kolkata Thunderbolts, Sunghyun Kim in the 46th
Kochi Blue Spikers and the Calicut Heroes respectively, here on minute to stun the favourites
Tuesday. A total of 24 players in the Platinum and Gold and draw level.
categories went under the hammer in the first session of the day
as the seven franchises —the Calicut Heroes, Kochi Blue Spikers,
Ahmedabad Defenders, Hyderabad Black Hawks, Chennai Blitz,
Bengaluru Torpedoes and the Kolkata Thunderbolts vied for the
best talent. Each of the franchises can select a total of 14
TPL 3: Pune, Chennai
players for their squads, including 12 Indian and two
international players.
US Open champ tests Covid positive
make winning starts
ABU DHABI: US Open champion Emma Raducanu has tested FPJ NEWS SERVICE
positive for Covid-19 and withdrawn from the Mubadala World Mumbai
Tennis Championship exhibition event in Abu Dhabi."I was very
much looking forward to playing in front of the fans here in Riding on strong perform-
Abu Dhabi, but unfortunately after testing positive for Covid, I ances from singles players
will have to postpone until the next opportunity," Raducanu Rutuja Bhosle and Ishaque
said on Monday. "I'm isolating as per rules and hopefully will Iqbal, defending champions
be able to get back soon," she added. The event scheduled Pune Jaguars made a win-
from December 16-18 was set to see Britain's 19-year-old star ning start to their campaign
take on Olympic champion Belinda Bencic in Abu Dhabi on in the Tennis Premier
December 16. After her exit, organisers said that they are League 3.0, outplaying Gu-
looking at 'alternative top female competitors' to replace jarat Panthers 45-35 at the
Raducanu at the event. Celebration Club, here, on
Tuesday.
Pissay wins 5th straight national rally In the second match, Chen-
COIMBATORE: Aishwarya Pissay conquered the windmill farm nai Stallions rallied after
stages in Kethanur winning her fifth Indian National Rally losing the opening rubber to
Championship in a row on Sunday. She secured her eighth emerge 43-37 winners over
overall National crown with a dominating performance in the Delhi Binny’s Brigade. Ru-
Ladies' class at the penultimate of the FMSCI MRF Mogrip tuja Bhosle served well and
Indian National Rally Championship (INRC) for two-wheelers was in control from the
2021, organised by Coimbatore Auto Sports Club and God baseline against her Ukran-
Speed Racing.The 2019 World Cup Baja winner, Aishwarya, ian opponent Valeryla
won all four stages in the Rally of Coimbatore with a Strakhova, winning the
commanding lead and garnered 25 points to increase her tally opening best of 20 points
to 125 points from five rallies. singles 12-8.
Ishaque then increased the
team’s lead, getting the bet-
ter of Vijay Sundar
WHAT’S Prashant 11-9. Saketh My-
neni then joined Rutuja for
the mixed doubles and his
CRICKET
booming serves were com-
13.45: Big Bash; Stars vs Sixers; Sony Six plemented by Rutuja’s good
FOOTBALL hands at the net to get the
23.00: M’gladbach vs Frankfurt; Sony TEN 2 better of Dhivij Sharan and
01.00 (Thu): Dortmund vs Furth; Sony TEN2 Valeryla 12-8.
The final men’s doubles
01.00 (Thu): Leverkusen vs Hoffenheim; Sony TEN 1
Harmanpreet Singh 33')
drew with 2 Korea
(Jang 42'-PC, Hyeongjin 46')
Korea grew in confidence
as the match progressed and
pressed the Indian defence
hard. The Manpreet Singh-
led side also had numerous
chances, including penalty
corners, but failed to utilise
the opportunities as the
match ended in a stalemate.
Jaehyeon Kim in front of
the Korea goal was the differ-
ence between the two sides as
he produced numerous bril-
liant saves to help his side
steal a point from the game.
The last encounter between
the two sides ended in a 1-1
draw in the same tourna-
ment last year.
India will next play hosts
Bangladesh on Wednesday.
Results
Pune Jaguars bt Gujarat
Panthers 45-35 (Rutuja Bhosle
bt Valeryla Strakhova 12-8;
Ishaque Iqbal bt Vijay Sundar
Prashant 11-9; Saketh
Myneni/Rutuja bt Dhivij
Sharan/Valeryla 12-8;
Saketh/Ishaque tied with
Dhivij/Vijay Sundar 10-10).
Chennai Stallions bt Delhi
Binny’s Brigade 43-37
(Samantha Murray Sharan lost
to Peangtarn Plipuech 8-12;
Siddharth Rawat bt Manish
Sureshkumar 11-9; Purav
Raja/Samantha bt Yuki Bhambri
Peangtarn 13-7; Raja/Rawat bt
Bhambri/Manish 11-9.
was a thrilling affair, with
Dhivij and Vijay Sundar ral-
lying from 7-10 down to tie
the rubber 10-10 and end the
match on a positive note.
Thailand’s Peangtarn
Plipuech gave Delhi a win-
ning start, getting the better
of Great Britain’s Samantha
Murray Sharan 12-8 in the
women’s singles, but Sid-
dharth Rawat played a
strong game from the base-
line to beat Manish
Sureshkumar 11-9 and re-
store parity for Chennai.
trolled the ball just outside
the circle and dodged past
three Korean defenders to
slot it into the net past Kim.
While the Indians played
their natural game of at-
tacking hockey from the on-
set, the Koreans preferred
to sit back and defend deep
and rely mostly on counter-
attacks. India continued
their dominance in the sec-
ond quarter and secured
back-to-back penalty cor-
ners.
While the first effort from
Varun Kumar was brilliant-
ly saved by Korean goalkeep-
er Kim, Harmanpreet beau-
tifully converted the next at-
tempt to double India's lead
in the 18th minute.
Down by two goals, the Ko-
reans tried to force their way
back into the game in the re-
Sindhu registers facile win;
Srikanth, Lakshya progress
PTI/ Huelva (Spain)
Defending champion PV
Sindhu breezed past Slova-
kia's Martina Repiska 21-7 21-
9 to make a resounding start
in the BWF World Champi-
onship here on Tuesday.
The fast-rising Lakshya
Sen prevailed over 15th seed-
ed Japanese Kenta Nishimo-
to 22-20 15-21 21-18 to progress
to the pre-quarterfinals
along with Kidambi
Srikanth rallied to defeat
Chinese Li Shi Feng 15-21 21-
18 21-17.
The 12th seeded Indian's
match lasted one hour and
nine minutes.
In the men's doubles,
Satwiksairaj Rankireddy
and Chirag Shetty beat Chi-
nese Taipei's Lee Jhe-Huei
and Yang Po-Hsuan 27-25 21-
17 in 43 minutes.
World number seven Sind-
hu took just 24 minutes to
beat the unseeded at oppo-
nent court number 3 of Pala-
cio de los Deportes Carolina
Marín Stadium here.
Seeded sixth in the tourna-
ment which she won in 2019 -
- when it was last held -- the
two-time Olympic-medallist
began on a rousing note and
But the picture was differ-
ent after cross-over as Korea
looked more purposeful in
their attacks and secured
three consecutive penalty
corners in the 41st minute
and Jang was bang on target
with the last try. Minutes lat-
er, Gursahibjit Singh's shot
from top of the circle was
wide off the target.
The Koreans continued to
put pressure on the Indian
defence in search of the
equaliser and they succeed-
ed in their efforts when
Sunghyun Kim tapped in a
drive at the near post from a
drive from the left flank.
A shocked India had their
chances in the form of
three more penalty corners
but they failed to cash in on
the opportunities to split
point with Korea.
India’s PV Sindhu in action against Martina Repiska of Slovakia at
the BWF World Championships in Huelva, Spain, on Tuesday AP/PTI
raced to a 4-1 lead with her
fine play.
Repiska tried to make a
comeback with two points,
but the fancied Indian did
not let her go ahead, leading
11-4 at the mid-break.
She continued her domi-
nance and kept accumulat-
ing points to widen the lead,
eventually pocketing the
first game in only 10 min-
utes.
The script remained the
same in the second game as
well, with Sindhu maintain-
ing her firm grip over the
nity, played it pretty well,
and if they try to do that on a
wicket that's a bit more re-
sponsive then it brings him
into the game even more."
Stokes confident
England all-rounder
Ben Stokes bowls at nets at the Adelaide Oval on Tuesday
proceedings to race to a 6-0
lead in just two minutes.
At midpoint, Sindhu was
leading 11-1 and she complet-
ed the formality with a dom-
inant performance.
Sen was made to toil hard
for his victory by the Japan-
ese as he took one hour and
22 minutes to emerge winner.
However, the mixed doubles
pairing of Saurabh Sharma
and Anoushka Parikh suf-
fered a straight game defeat
to Malaysians Tan Kian
Meng and Lai Pei Jing, going
down 21-8 21-18.
got opportunities to score
and was able to take them
and if that presents itself I'm
going to try and take that, if
it doesn't, then I'll feel like
my technique's in a great
space to go the opposite way,"
Ben Head said.
Stewart ‘tricks
Jamshedpur to
win over Odisha
AGENCIES/Vasco
Greg Stewart produced a
spectacular first-half hat-
trick as Jamshedpur FC
breezed past Odisha FC 4-0
to climb to the second place
in the points table of the In-
dian Super League, here on
Tuesday. Stewart scored
three very different yet stun-
ning goals in the 4th, 21st
and 35th minutes after Peter
Hartley's strike gave the lead
in the third minute.
It’s Mumbai vs
Channayin today
FATORDA: Chennaiyin FC
will have to be at their best
to halt the Mumbai City FC
juggernaut and remain un-
beaten when the two sides
meet in a marquee clash at
the PJN Stadium in Fatorda
on Wednesday.
Reigning champions
Mumbai have won four out
of their five games so far,
and are sitting pretty at the
top of the heap with 12
points from five games.
Result
Odisha FC 0 lost to 4
Jamshedpur FC (Hartley 3',
Stewart 4', 21', 35')

ARC’s Zehan secures top position Aubameyang stripped of

01.00 (Thu): Augsburg vs RB Leipzig; Sony Six
BADMINTON
13.30: BWF World Championship; Star Sports 3, Star Sports 2
HOCKEY
15.00 : ACT; India vs Bangladesh; Star Sports,
Arsenal captaincy
Star Sports select 2 Mumbai Radar In a closely contested quar-
terfinal, the two teams fought AGENCIES
19.00: ACT; Malaysia vs Pakistan; Star Sports Select 2, hard but neither team man- London
ISL FPJ NEWS SERVICE aged to find the net in normal
time and the penalty shootout Arsenal stripped Pierre-Em-
19.30: Mumbai City FC vs Chennaiyin FC; Star Sports 2

A
mateur Riders Club’s was enforced to break the erick Aubameyang of the
(ARC) Zahan Setalvad stalemate. In the tie-breaker, captaincy on Tuesday after
secured top position Satya Vijaya successfully another disciplinary breach,

1930 THIS DAY, THAT YEAR

with 0 (Zero) penalty under
his belt and finished his final
round in 77.76 seconds in the
1.40m category Height of the
It is well known that Australia's Don
the 2nd Asian Games Selec-
Bradman is one of, if not the best tion Trial Show Jumping
batsman ever to have played cricket. 2021 held at ARC here.
However, not many know that he also Both the rounds were chal-
bowled, albeit rarely. On this day in lenging and players displayed
1930, Bradman who bowled occasional high level of energy and com-
leg spin, took the first of his only two petitiveness. The second Posi-
wickets in Test career, when he trapped tion was secured by Amar
West Indian batsman Ivan Barrow leg Sarin with four penalties un-
der his belt and finished the
before wicket for 27 in the fist Test in
round in 75.16 seconds. He fin-
Adelaide. His other victim is Wally ished both the round with a to-
Hammond (England) who wa bowled by tal of four penalties.
the Aussie for 84 in the third Test of the 1932-33 Series. Bradman’s
Another ARC rider, Kae-
bowling average is 36.00. He bowled 27 overs for 72 runs (four
vaan Setalvad secured third
maidens) in Test cricket between 1930 and 1948. third rank finishing in 78.31
seconds with four penalties
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ARC’s Jehan setalvad in action during the Asian Games Selection
Trial Show Jumping 2021 in Mumbai
Results
Category: Height 1.40m
1. Zahan Setalvad (El Capital/0)
2. Amar Sarin (Italo/4)
3. Kaevaan Setalvad
(Cherokee/4)
in total. The next competi-
tion of category: Height
1.50m will be held on 16th of
December.
Satya Vijaya in semis
Defending champions Satya
Vijaya Sports Club advanced
to the semi-finals defeating
Mogaveera Sports Club 3-2
via the tie-breaker of the
Karnatak Sporting Associa-
tion (KSA) organised 14th
Adv. AR Knockout Football
Tournament at the KSA
ground, Cross Maidan.
scored through Tushar Poo-
jary, Joshua Jadhav, and
Nikhil D'Souza, while Mo-
gaveera converted just two
through Praneel Mendon and
Sumedh Kandala.
In the second match, Jai-
hind Sports Club trounced
Jawahar Young Boys Sports
Club 5-0.
RESULTS (Q/F)
Satya Vijaya SC 3 (Tushar Poojary,
Joshua Jadhav, Nikhil D'Souza) beat
Mogaveer SC 2 (Praneel Mendon,
Sumedh Kandala).
Jaihind SC 5 (Sunil Rathod, Kushal
Suvarna, Laxman Pawar, Asif
Shaikh, Viju Pawar) beat Jawahar
Young Boys SC 1 (Rohan Acharya).
saying the striker hadn't
worked "to the rules and stan-
dards" set by the club.
Aubameyang, Arsenal's
highest-paid player, was also
told he would not be consid-
ered for selection for the Eng-
lish Premier League game
against West Ham on Wednes-
day. The Gabon striker was
left out for the 3-0 win over
Southampton on Saturday be-
cause of what manager Mikel
Arteta described as a "disci-
plinary breach."
Aubameyang reportedly
was allowed by the club to
travel to France for a family
matter last week, after the 2-1
loss at Everton on Dec. 6
which he started as a substi-
tute, but returned a day later
than agreed.
Arteta said it was a "really
unpleasant situation" but the
decision was taken in a bid to
"build that trust and strong
culture around the club."
"They have demanded that
we ... take our culture, our de-
mands and who we want to be
as a club - and how we want to
represent this football club - to
a different level," Arteta said
of his squad. "And when
those standards are not met,
you know you cannot partici-
pate on a daily basis."
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MUMBAI | WEDNESDAY | DECEMBER 15, 2021

Not all black holes are Behave like a superhero if you

want to stay fit in golden years
black, some are bright AGENCIES
London
jury and disability.
The researchers then ex-
amined the personal traits

A
new study has and health behaviours of
‘Bright black holes’, which are also known as ‘active galactic nuclei’ or AGN, is a phenomenon when cosmic analysed superhero
behaviour and dis-
five superheroes (Iron Man,
Hulk, Black Widow, Black
materials like gas, dust or stars get sucked by super massive black holes due to enormous gravitational force covered that implementing Panther, and Spiderman).
that can lead to positive They note that both Black
AGENCIES can sometimes even out- Finding bright black holes health outcomes. The find- Panther and Iron Man are
Perth shine all the stars in its Depending on how much a ings of the study were pub- extremely wealthy and in-
galaxy. black hole is “eating” what lished in the journal ‘BMJ’. telligent, which puts them

W
hen the most mas-
sive stars die, they
collapse to form
some of the densest objects
known in the Universe:
Black holes. They are the
“darkest” objects in the cos-
mos, as not even light can
escape their incredibly
strong gravity.
Because of this, it’s impos-
sible to directly image black
holes, making them myste-
rious and quite perplexing.
But new research has road-
tested a way to spot some of
the most voracious black
holes of all, making it easier
to find them buried deep in
the hearts of distant
galaxies.
Despite the name, not all
black holes are black. While
black holes come in many
different sizes, the biggest
ones are at the centres of
galaxies, and are still grow-
ing in size. These “super-
massive” black holes can
have the mass of up to a
billion Suns.
The black hole at the centre
of our own Milky Way
galaxy – called Sagittarius
A*, whose discovery re-
ceived the 2020 Nobel Prize
in Physics – is fairly calm.
But that isn’t the case for all
supermassive black holes.
If material such as gas,
dust or stars gets too close to
a black hole, it gets sucked in
by the enormous gravita-
tional force. As it falls to-
wards the black hole, it heats
up and becomes incredibly
bright. The light produced
by these “bright black holes”
can span the entire electro-
magnetic spectrum, from X-
rays to radio waves. Another
name for the bright black
holes at the centre of galax-
ies is “active galactic nu-
clei”, or AGN. They can
shine trillions of times
brighter than the Sun, and
The brightest black holes
Some AGN violently spew
out matter via a jet, which
travels millions of kilome-
tres through space and can
be seen by radio telescopes.
Others produce “winds” at
the centre of the galaxy, ca-
pable of pushing any gas
(the fuel needed for stars to
form) out of the galaxy.
With such destructive
forces in the middle of a
galaxy, astronomers are cer-
tain this must have a big im-
pact on the galaxy itself. We
know most galaxies are
slowly turning off their star
formation processes, and
AGN might be one of the
culprits.
AGN can therefore not
only help us to better under-
stand elusive black holes,
but studying them also
teaches us about galaxies
themselves.
galaxy it’s in, and the angle
from which we can see it,
AGN can look very different
to one another.
Even when looking at the
same galaxy, one astronomer
with an X-ray telescope may
see it glow and discover an
AGN, whereas another as-
tronomer using a radio tele-
scope might see nothing, if
the AGN doesn’t happen to
produce jets that are visible
in the radio spectrum.
Because of this, it was
thought they were all differ-
ent objects, but by looking at
the same objects with differ-
ent telescopes astronomers
discovered they had many
similarities, and realised the
benefits of using more of the
electromagnetic spectrum to
find them.
–PTI
Full story on
www.freepressjournal.in
To do this, researchers in
Australia reviewed 24 Mar-
vel movies released be-
tween 2008 (Iron Man) and
2021 (Black Widow), with
concentrated periods of
study during the lockdown
in 2020 and 2021.
They assumed that (with
the exception of Thor, who
has lived for several millen-
nia), superheroes will age
and that their individual
ageing trajectories will be
modifiable by personal
traits in much the same
way as anyone else’s.
First, they examined posi-
tive behaviours and health
assets and found that the su-
perheroes regularly engage
in physical activity and ex-
ercise, both associated with
healthy ageing, and they ex-
hibit a high degree of social
cohesion and connected-
ness, both associated with a
reduced risk of dementia.
The superheroes also
show a positive or opti-
mistic mindset, as well as
psychological resilience
and a sense of purpose, all
of which have been associ-
ated with healthy ageing.
And with the exception of
Thor and Iron Man, the su-
perheroes do not drink
heavily or smoke, behav-
iours associated with
longer life and healthy
ageing.
Next, they examined neg-
ative behaviours and risk
factors and found that re-
peated exposure to loud
noises, air pollution, and
multiple head injuries puts
the superheroes at in-
creased risk of dementia,
life-changing physical in-
at reduced risk of demen-
tia. Black Panther is also
vegetarian, which is known
to support healthy ageing.
In contrast, Hulk’s heart
problems, high body mass
index and almost constant
anger put him at risk of
several chronic diseases,
while Black Widow’s trau-
matic childhood experi-
ences increase her risk of
physical and mental
illnesses.
And while Spiderman’s
strength, flexibility, and
agility should reduce his
risk of falls in old age, his
nightly crime-fighting
means he is unlikely to be
getting the recommended 8-
10 hours of sleep for
teenagers of his age, which
can lead to obesity, lower
mental health, and higher
rates of unintentional
injuries. –ANI

NASA selects Axiom for 2nd Researchers rename iPhone, Tesla to reveal remote server details
private astronaut mission to space Apple releases iOS 15.2
AGENCIES
San Francisco
C
yber security researchers have
discovered that changing the de-
vice name of an iPhone or a Tes-
la in the settings reveals remote server
details, indicating that the server at the
other end is vulnerable to the most se-
rious Internet bug called ‘Log4Shell’.
In demonstrations, researchers
changed the device names to a “string
of characters” that would send servers
to a testing URL, reports The Verge. “Af-
ter the name was changed, incoming
traffic showed URL requests from IP
addresses belonging to Apple and, in
the case of Tesla, China Unicom – the
company’s mobile service partner for
the Chinese market,” the report said
late on Monday.
The team of researchers actually
tricked Apple and Tesla servers into
visiting a URL of their choice. A Dutch
security researcher demonstrated the
iPhone server details. “An attacker
could host malicious code at the target
URL in order to infect vulnerable
servers, but a well-maintained network
could prevent such an attack at the net-
work level,” the report noted.
Cyber security researchers have
warned that hackers are making over
100 attempts every minute to exploit a
critical security vulnerability in the
widely-used Java logging system called
‘Apache log4j2’, leaving millions of
companies globally at cyber theft risk.
Several popular services, including
Apple iCloud, Amazon, Twitter, Cloud-
flare and Minecraft, are vulnerable to
this ‘ubiquitous’ zero-day exploit, now
dubbed as one of the most serious
vulnerabilities on the Internet in
recent years.
Researchers at Microsoft have also
warned about attacks attempting to
take advantage of ‘Log4j’ vulnerabili-
ties, including a range of crypto-min-
ing malware. –IANS
with range of new features
San Francisco: Apple has started rolling out an iOS 15.2 update with new
features and fixes as the first major update to iPhone software since iOS 15.1
in October. iOS and iPadOS 15 introduced the Record App Activity feature in
the privacy settings, allowing people to save a summary of sensor, data, and
Internet access by apps on their device. “In iOS and iPadOS 15.2, this activity
is presented in Settings in a new UI called App Privacy Report. This is a great
opportunity to review the app’s sensor, data, and Internet usage,” the
company said in a statement. Auto Call can now be set up to use one of two
methods for initiating an emergency call: holding the side button together
with a volume button, or rapidly pressing the side button multiple times.
Both methods now show a longer, 8-second countdown before placing an
emergency call. With Legacy Contacts, one can set a trusted person to be
able to access your Apple ID after you die. The person that you designate as
your contact can access your photos, messages, notes, files, contacts,
calendar events, apps, device backups, and more. –IANS

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parents away from kids?

space habitat com-
pany Axiom Space
for the second private as-
tronaut mission to the In-
ternational Space Station
(ISS). The US space agency
in June sought proposals
for two new private astro-
trollers on the ground. The
8 Group of people (4)
Ax-2 mission concept in-
10 Nearsightedness (6)
cludes scientific research
11 Ordinary (6)
and outreach activities.
14 Showed the way (3)
The mission is subject to
16 Billy, Nanny and the
NASA’s updated pricing AGENCIES mind,” Sriramula added. While 85 per cent of par-
kids? (5)
policy for private astronaut New Delhi The report underlines that ents feel that their children
17 In short, no more
missions, which reflects the average daily time spent find it difficult to mix with
on active duty ? (4)

naut missions to the ISS.
Each of the new missions
may be up to 14 days.
NASA and Axiom’s first
private astronaut mission
to the space station, Axiom
Mission 1 (Ax-1), is sched-
uled to launch on February
21, 2022.
NASA, in a statement,
said it will negotiate with
Axiom on a mission order
agreement for the Axiom
Mission 2 (Ax-2) targeted to
launch between fall 2022
and late spring 2023. Ax-2
will be launched from
NASA’s Kennedy Space
Center in Florida.
NASA and Axiom will ne-
gotiate in-orbit activities
the full value of costs to the
agency that are above
space station baseline ca-
pabilities, the agency said.
Axiom founded in 2016 by
Mike Suffredini, the for-
mer ISS programme man-
ager at NASA, has the ulti-
mate goal of building pri-
vate space stations that
various customers can
visit to do research.
The Ax-1 crew will con-
duct approximately 25 ex-
periments in human re-
search, life and physical
sciences, technology
demonstrations and Earth
observation, while onboard
the ISS, the company said
in a statement. –IANS
A
t least 69 per cent of
parents believe that
they lose track of
their children, surround-
ings when they are im-
mersed in their smart-
phones and 74 per cent admit
to getting irritated when
their children ask them
something, a report said on
Tuesday.
A new report titled ‘Smart-
phones and Human Rela-
tionships’ by the smart-
phone brand Vivo in associa-
tion with Cybermedia Re-
search (CMR) showcases the
impact of smartphones on
users and its effect on their
relationships.
“The most difficult thing in
on smartphones remains at other kids in a social setting
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alarming levels in the post- and the overall outdoor ex-
21 Jewish teacher (5)
Covid era as there has been a perience to be daunting, 90
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32 per cent increase in the per cent of parents said that
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the time that is spent with The overall dependency on anagram ? (7) gambling (7)
blocks (6)
any behaviour change that kids and family, in general, phones has increased. Peo- 5 Soul (5) 22 International news
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(6)
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31 Middle of Caesar's
sive use of smartphones, Yo- At least 80 per cent of the living room (72 per cent) 8 Door fastening (4) 24 Hinder the progress
saying (1,3)
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32 Interpretative
Brand Strategy, Vivo India, their phones even when they family (75 per cent), said the 12 Witty remark (3) 25 Toffees for example
performer (8)
told IANS. are spending time with their survey that covered 1100 con- 13 Aquatic creature (5) (6)
33 Takes by theft (6)
“Our job here through this kids and 75 per cent admit to sumers, across age groups 15 Entry in account of 26 Belgian battle (5)
survey and the rest of the having been distracted by and demographics, in the sum owing (5) 27 Inclines or slopes (5)
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knowledge from the subcon- being attentive to kids even New Delhi, Mumbai, 19 Cricket legend Kapil 30 Mines (4)
2 ___ up:kept in a
scious mind to the conscious while with them. Kolkata. –IANS
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WRWWO PRESIDENT makes generous donation

‘Vaccine passports’ increased immunisation
12 Mot, 13 Otter, 15 Debit, 18 Equal, 19 Dev, 20 Bbc, 21 Risking, 22 Cnn, 23
DOWN: 1 Former, 2 Cooped, 3 Soya, 4 Pirogue, 5 Anima, 6 Plans, 8 Bolt, 9 Did,
for sportspersons at the All India Railway Planks, 30 Parole, 31 I saw, 32 Exponent, 33 Steals.

in countries with low coverage: Report Powerlifting Championship Ceremony

Goats, 17 Retd, 19 Debut, 21 Rebbe, 22 Civic, 23 ASRS, 26 Yarns, 28 Bel, 29
ACROSS: 1 Forces, 7 Optional, 8 Body, 10 Myopia, 11 Common, 14 Led, 16

W
estern Railway
Women Welfare
AGENCIES/ London tion can form part of this higher average vaccination Organization FPJ - SUDOKU - 76 Level: Hard
strategy,” Mills said. rates before certification was (WRWWO) has always

C
OVID-19 certification
or ‘vaccine passports’
led to increased immu-
nisation 20 days before and 40
days after introduction in
countries with lower-than-av-
erage vaccination coverage,
according to a modelling
study published in The
Lancet Public Health
journal.
COVID-19 certification re-
quires people to have proof of
complete vaccination, nega-
tive test, or disease recovery
certificate, to access public
venues and events. It has
been suggested that such cer-
tification might encourage
more unvaccinated people to
get vaccinated, particularly
those who perceive their own
risk of hospitalisation or
death from COVID-19 as low.
“As mass vaccination pro-
grammes continue to play a
central role in protecting
public health in this pandem-
ic, increasing vaccine uptake
is crucial both to protect the
individuals immunised and
break chains of infection in
the community,” said study
lead author Melinda Mills,
from the University of Ox-
ford in the UK.
“Our study is an important
first empirical assessment of
whether COVID-19 certifica-
The study linked data of
COVID-19 certification intro-
duced from April to Septem-
ber 2021 to vaccination up-
take in six countries where
certification was legally
mandated: Denmark, Israel,
Italy, France, Germany,
Switzerland.
In countries where vaccine
coverage was previously low,
introduction of COVID-19
certification was associated
with a significant increase in
the number of additional
vaccine doses per million
people, the researchers said.
This ranged from 127,823 in
France, 243,151 in Israel,
64,952 in Switzerland and
66,382 in Italy, they said. In
contrast, in Denmark and
Germany, where there were
introduced, there was no sig-
nificant increase in vaccina-
tion, according to the study.
The researchers noted that
compared to the control
countries, daily COVID-19
case numbers decreased af-
ter implementation in
France, Germany, Italy,
Switzerland, but increased in
Israel and Denmark.
Many countries imple-
mented certification as a re-
sponse to rising cases, mak-
ing it difficult to assess the ef-
fect of certification on re-
ported infections, they said.
The study authors said this
highlights the importance of
taking account of the phase
of infection trajectory when
the intervention is
introduced. – PTI
rendered unconditional help
for the welfare of railway
employees and their families.
Under the leadership of
Tanuja Kansal – President of
WRWWO, many such noble
works have been undertaken
over Western Railway. In yet
another example of this kind
gesture, WRWWO has
donated 53-inch Smart
Television for sportspersons
staying in hostels at Mahalaxmi Sports Complex at the prize
distribution and closing ceremony of the All India Railway
Powerlifting Championship held on December 10, 2021 at
Mahalaxmi Sports Complex, Mumbai.
According to a press release issued by Shri Sumit Thakur –
Chief Public Relations Officer of Western Railway, Tanuja Kansal
– President of WRWWO was the Guest of Honour at the WHAT TO DO: Fill in the grid so
ceremony. While interacting with sportspersons, Kansal that every row, every column and
appreciated the participation of women athletes in the every 3x3 box contains the digits
powerlifting championship. She was delighted to know that 1 to 9. Every puzzle has only one
women are breaking all barriers and marking their presence in correct solution.
all fields of sporting events.

YOUR DAY By Nilikash P. Pradhan

ARIES: Cutbacks in your personal
spending may have to be made, especially
for tax funds. You will need to use tact,
stay calm and focused.
TAURUS: Your concept might not be
wrong but you need to study how to
present that in front of colleagues and
seniors to get accepted.
GEMINI: You will achieve success in
competition in your field. Romantic
relationship will be fine. Spending time with
your partner will boost your confidence.
CANCER: You will lead from the front in
an attempt to advance your interest and
bring about true and lasting gains in every
aspect of life.
LEO: Today, you will be in a good mood.
It won’t be easy to stick to your budget.
Diplomacy will smooth the path. Spouse
will be impressed with your ideas.
VIRGO: There will be some tensions in at
work or business front. Don’t neglect your
health. If you keep pride away, you can be
more successful in social work and politics.
LIBRA: There is a probable wish
fulfilment, but also much anxiety. In court
cases, decision might be in your favour.
Romance is in the air.
SCORPIO: Popularity, social delights and
new friends will boost your happiness.
New opportunities will spring up
everywhere.
SAGITTARIUS: You might be restless as
things may not go as planned. In sports/film
sector you have to grab every chance you
get; as opportunities will be less.
CAPRICORN: Try to appoint a two-
member committee to investigate matter at
workplace. Be diplomatic today. Business
and family problems will be solved.
AQUARIUS: Take care while travelling; theft,
loot or loss of your belongings may come on
the way. Carefully review the trend before
making decisions in your professional life.
PISCES: Today, you are looking at
conquering new frontiers and no one dare
to stand in the way. You will triumph over
the opposition with calculated moves.

It’s all about
nostalgia for lil Poo!
RIA SHARMA
alvika Raaj, the
M daughter of filmmaker
Bobby Raaj and
granddaughter of
actor Jagdish Raj, says that
she doesn't feel that Kabhi
Khushi Kabhie Gham... has
clocked two decades. Tuesday
(December 14) marked 20 years
of the release of Karan Johar's
cult film. Malvika played the
younger version of Pooja
(Kareena Kapoor Khan plays the
grown-up Poo) in it.
“Honestly, it doesn't feel like
two decades. I feel like time
has just flown, but there have
been really amazing memories
that are going to last with me
forever. I remember everybody
on the sets was so sweet,
grounded and humble,”
she says.
Malvika recalls how it felt like
to share screen space with
Kajol, who played her older
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Camera!
Caught on
B-town
celebs were
snapped as
they were
out and
about in
Mumbai on
December 14
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sister. “Every time Kajol
ma’am would come on the R a aj,
k a
sets, it used to feel like a ball Malvi ed the
of energy had come. She was
just too vivacious. If I would who p la
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er sio n of
an's
not get my lines correct or if
young o r K h
I would not get my
ee n a Kapo abhi
expressions right, she
Kar role in K
iconic bhie Gham.
would show me and help
me out with that,”
i Ka
she shares.
Khush andid abou
gets c ence during
r ex peri
h e
m a k ing
its
old when it hit screens. “I
A still from the film
was young, so it didn't really
hit me that I am working
with such huge stars. Now
The actress can't stop that I think about it, I feel so
showering praises upon Shah good that I was sharing
Rukh Khan and Karan. “Even screen space with them.
Shah Rukh Khan, every time he Also, because they didn’t
would come to shoot, it felt like make me feel any less.
Diwali because the full set They were all so grounded
would lighten up. Also, Karan and pampered me so much
sir has been such an amazing on the sets that I also started
director. It's not easy to direct feeling like a big superstar,”
children because they're always Malvika reveals.
distracted with 100 things in Even after so many
mind. But he really knew how years, Malvika is in
to get the best out of us,” she touch with Karan, the
gushes. Malvika, who is a huge production house and
SRK fan, confesses that her Jibraan Khan, who
favourite scene from the film is played the role of
the one where he looks at her SRK and Kajol’s son
and tells her, ‘What pretty Krish in the second
eyes’. half of the
Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... film. “All I
or K3G, as it is popularly called would like
by fans, resonates with today's to say is
generation through its that I’ve
evergreen dialogues, songs had the best
and fashion. It also starred time
megastar Amitabh shooting for
Bachchan, Jaya the film, and
Bachchan, Hrithik it's always
Roshan, Rani going to be
Mukerji, Johny really special
Lever, Farida Jalal and others. It and close to
was a blockbuster. my heart,” she
Malvika was only eight years signs off.
Welcome back
Mr. and Mrs.
atrina Kaif and
K Vicky Kaushal
made national
headlines with
their grand wedding
ceremony in Six Senses Fort
Barwara in Sawai
Madhopur, Rajasthan, on
December 9. While their
respective families and
friends had come back to
Mumbai the next day, the
newlyweds did not. The
much in love couple
returned to Mumbai, on
Tuesday, December 14, after
their honeymoon. The
destination they chose was
the Maldives.
After landing in the city,
they were snapped by the
paparazzi at Kalina Airport.
The Sooryavanshi actress
looked resplendent in a
peach and gold Indian
outfit. She completed her
look with red bangles, big
earrings and vermilion. The
Uri star teamed an off-white
shirt with beige pants.
Katrina and Vicky then
proceeded to their
residence, Oberoi Springs in
Andheri. They are yet to
move into their new home
in Juhu. A grand reception
will be held in Mumbai soon
post which they will dive
full-on into their work
commitments.
— CJ Desk
PICS CREDIT: VIRAL BHAYANI
han and A
Sara Ali K
Sohail Khan outside a gym
avitra Rishta fame TV actress Ankita Lokhande tied the
P knot with her boyfriend, Vicky Jain, on December 14.
The couple, who have been in a relationship since a
long time, opted for a private ceremony. Their jai mala
and pheras happened late afternoon at a suburban five-
star hotel followed by a grand reception, which was also an
Ankita-Vicky hitched! intimate affair with only select family and friends in attendance.
— CJ Desk
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Alia Bhatt
denies being a
part of the
decision to
shift Gangubai
Kathiawadi’s
release date
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A
lia Bhatt is
said to
t
have a
short role
as Sita as is ev-
ident from the
trailer of the SS Ra-
jamouli directed
film RRR. But the ac-
tress who virtually
got the role after ask-
ing the filmmaker does-
n’t really give two hoots
about the fact that she
is akin to a substitute
does Sanjay,”
Alia explains.
The actress goes on to
clear the air that she
was in no way respon-
sible for the release
dates being changed.
“The clash had nothing
to do with me. I was not
responsible for shifting
the dates. It was not
something for me to
A still from the film
worry about. What
would have happened
who enters the field is how you fit in the in the worst case? It
three minutes to full storyline. Whether the would have been Alia
time and scores a goal. role is big or small is Vs Alia and Ajay Vs
“It is not the length just for the sake of cof- Ajay because we are in
that matters. What fee table conversation,” both films. I am just an
matters is what effect avers Alia. actor. I will do what the
you have on the film’s The actress was lucky makers tell me to do. In
storyline. Sometimes, to have the dates of her fact, Jayantilal Gada
just a look or just one other film, Gangubai (producer) is part of
dialogue makes an im- Kathiawadi, helmed by both the films, and he
pact. It is the way you Sanjay Leela Bhansali, got the dates changed,”
are presented and shifted and avoided a Alia signs off.
just one moment clash. She plays the After Gangubai
or perhaps two lead role with Ajay De- Kathiawadi, Alia
moments that vgn in it. “I trust my will also be seen next
do the trick. makers a lot. Ra- in Ayan Mukerji’s
The rest real- jamouli has a great Brahmastra and
ly doesn’t re- mind and understand- her own film produc-
ally matter. It ing of cinema, and so tion, Darlings.
Mr. Gattu high on ‘trance’!
Abhishek Kapoor opens up about his latest
PIC CREDIT: INSTAGRAM/GATTUKAPOOR
directorial venture Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui
filmmaker, diving into a
new subject is like an expe-
dition. I am not an expert in
rock music, but I made Rock
On!!. I am not an expert of
Gujarati culture, but I made
Kai Po Che!. The idea of
Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui
came to me in 2017 by Sim-
ran Sahni, which was about
a trance character but noth-
ing like the film you see to-
day,” he shares. Abhishek Kapoor with Ayushmann Khurrana during the film’s making
Elaborating further, he
adds, “After I finished
Kedarnath, that idea stayed done my research, I wanted Ayushmann and Vaani are
with me. I got my team of family audiences to come garnering praises for their
writers, met many trans out and talk about the taboo performance in the film.
people to understand where issue. The attempt was to “The casting process for my
they come from. Mostly open that door and start a films start when I finish
films on LGBTQ are made conversation around it. I be- writing it. There are so
from the community that lieve you have to feel normal many options to cast these
don’t get to start a conversa- to tell people it’s normal. I days, but Ayushmann is a
tion on a big screen. I want- am not targeting family but champion of social issue
ROHIT BHATNAGAR touched open a never before ed to present a story to stir a society at large. These are films. He has done films on
done subject in Bollywood, conversation.” the issues that need to be ad- homosexuality, baldness,
ilmmaker Abhishek transgender women. The di- Abhishek is known to be a dressed. There are minori- erectile dysfunction etc., but
F Kapoor has struck
gold with his latest
offering titled
rector, fondly known as Gat-
tu, reveals how he ended up
choosing this unique subject.
risk-taker. However, he was
confident that his latest
film’s bold and controversial
ties in society who have no
voice. The gay community is
understood and accepted
this was a long jump for
him too. It is also a very
brave move for Vaani to
Chandigarh Kare “If you notice my filmog- subject line wouldn’t deter but not the trans communi- pick this role since actress-
Aashiqui. The film, which raphy, I move into a totally family audiences from ty,” he explains. es don’t touch anything that
stars Ayushmann Khurrana new world with every new watching it. “By the time I He then speaks about the stigmatise their image,” he
and Vaani Kapoor, has film I plan to make. For a had digested this idea and casting process of the film. concludes.
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SII chief tells conference

VAX FOR KIDS IN 6 MONTHS Just

T
he Serum Institute of India
(SII) plans to launch the No-
vavax Covid-19 vaccine for
children in the country in six
months, its CEO said on Tuesday,
adding that global vaccine sup-
plies were outstripping the ab-
sorption capacity of many coun-
tries. The Novavax shot, which
the world’s largest producer of
vaccines calls Covovax, has
shown good results in trials in
children aged three and older,
Adar Poonawalla told a virtual con-
ference organised by the Confedera-
8% vaxed
tion of Indian Industry. “Our vac-
cine will be launched in six
months,” he said. “It’s under tri-
al and has shown excellent data
in Africa
all the way down to the age
group of 3.” Apart from the No-
vavax vaccine that it has al-
T he African conti-
nent might not
reach the target of vac-
ready exported to countries cinating 70% of its 1.3
such as Indonesia, SII also billion population
makes the AstraZeneca and against Covid-19 until
Sputnik shots. “Globally, includ- the second half of 2024,
ing in India, supply has out- a target many of the
matched the demand," he said.

SCHOOLS TO REOPEN TODAY And Then There

T he order to reopen schools in
Mumbai for Grades 1-7 on
Wednesday (December 15) was is-
sued by Brihanmumbai Municipal
Corporation commissioner Iqbal
Singh Chahal on Tuesday. Schools in
different districts of Maharashtra
have already resumed on December 1
and have seen around 50-60 per cent
attendance of students on the first
day of school. Across Mumbai, there
are around 2,000 schools, of which
almost 1,900 schools will resume of-
fline on December 15.
8L give up Indian
citizenship
O ver eight lakh Indians have
given up their citizenship in
the past seven years, Parliament
was told on Tuesday. In a written
reply to a question asked by TRS
member Kotha Prabhakar Reddy,
minister of state for home affairs
Nityanand Rai told the Lok Sabha
in a written reply that a total of
881,254 Indians had given up their
citizenship till September 30.
Were None
‘A nd Then There Were None’, one
of the most celebrated books by
Agatha Christie, is set to receive
trademark registration more than 80
years after its publication with Delhi
High Court ruling in favour of
Christie’s company. Justice C Hari
Shankar set aside the order passed
by the Registrar of Trademarks in world’s richer countries
January 2021 rejecting the applica-
tion filed in 2017 by Agatha Christie
Limited, the company set up by
have already met, the
World Health Organisa-
tion said on Tuesday.
Christie in 1955 and now operated by But some richer coun-
her grandson. tries have rushed to al-
low booster vaccine dos-
es in response, even as
less than 8% of Africa’s
population has received
two doses of the vac-
cine.

Alarm bells
on climate T he UN weather agency said on Tuesday it
had certified a 38-degree Celsius (100.4
Fahrenheit) reading in the Russian town of
wave that swept across Siberia and stretched
north of the Arctic Circle. Average tempera-
tures were up to 10 degrees Celsius more than
change Verkhoyansk last year as the highest temper- usual in Arctic Siberia, playing a key role in

It’s 38 ature ever recorded in the Arctic, the latest in

a string of “alarm bells about our changing
forest fires, loss of sea ice and global temper-
ature rises that made 2020 one of the three
degrees climate”. The World Meteorological Organi-
zation said the temperature “more befitting
hottest years on record. Verkhoyansk is about
115 kilometres (70 miles) north of the Arctic
in Arctic! of the Mediterranean than the Arctic” was
registered on June 20, 2020, during a heat
Circle and a meteorological station there has
been observing temperatures since 1885.
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ONE FOR INSPIRATION

TRUE WEALTH
T here was a girl whose family was very wealthy.
One day, her father took her on a trip to the coun-
try where he aimed to show his daughter how poor
people lived. So, they arrived at a farm of a very poor
family. They spent several days there. Upon their re-
turn, the father asked his daughter if she liked the
trip. “Oh, it was great, dad,”
the girl replied. The father
asked his daughter to say
more. “Well, we have only
one dog and they have four
of them. In our garden,
there’s a pool, while they
have a river that has no end.
We’ve got expensive lanterns, but they have stars
above their heads at night.” She added, “We have only
a small piece of land, while they have the endless
fields. We buy food, but they grow it. We have a high
fence for protection of our property and they don’t
need it.” The father was stunned. He could not say a
word. Then, the girl added, “Thank you, dad, for let-
ting me see how poor we are.”
Inflation at
record high
H igher prices of commodities,
food items and fuels lifted In-
dia’s November wholesale inflation
on both sequential and year-on-year
basis. Accordingly, the annual rate of
inflation based on wholesale prices
rose to a new record high of 14.23 per
cent last month from 12.54 per cent
Bus from Delhi
in October. Similarly, on a YoY basis,
the Wholesale Price Index (WPI)
to Kathmandu
data furnished by the ministry of
commerce and industry has risen ex-
ponentially over November 2020,
A fter a gap of over one and a half
years, the Delhi-Kathmandu bus
service, which was suspended due to the
when it stood at 2.29 per cent. Covid-19 pandemic, would resume on De-
cember 15, officials said on Tuesday. The
bus service will operate from Dr Ambed-
kar Stadium Terminal at Delhi Gate.
Launched in November 2014, the bus
service connecting the capital cities of
India and Nepal was shut down in March
last year following the pandemic.

Miss Universe waiting to hug her mother

Let women talk about their health
A s the newly crowned Miss Uni-
verse, 2021, Punjab’s Harnaaz
Sandhu says she wants to nurture an
in public administration and started
modelling when she was 17, also spoke
about how beauty pageants are trying

50 yrs of environment where fellow women feel

comfortable about expressing their
to keep up with the times. While Sand-
hu cannot wait to return to India and

Goa’s
concerns regarding health and hy- celebrate this victory together with
giene. On Monday, Sandhu became the the people, her travel plans are being
third Indian to be crowned Miss Uni- worked out. She wants to eat her

liberation verse. “I want to use this platform to

talk about the issues which we should
favourite ‘makki di roti and sarson da
saag’ first thing, she shared. But her

A seminar was or-

ganised on Tues-
day by the Goa Naval
Area at the Raj Hans
auditorium in Dabolim
village of the state to
commemorate the Dia-
mond Jubilee of the lib-
eration of Goa. The
seminar was attended
by eminent speakers
and senior delegates
from the military as
well as the academia.
Governor of Goa, PS
Sreedharan Pillai was
the chief guest, while
Rear Admiral Philipose
G Pynumootil, Flag Of-
ficer Commanding, Goa
Area, delivered the wel-
come address.
all be concerned about,” the pageant
winner told PTI in a telephone inter-
view from Eilat, Israel, where the 70th
win will remain somewhat incomplete
until she gives her mother “the tight-
est hug” as she would now return
edition of the event was held. Sandhu, home realising this dream they had
who is pursuing her Master’s degree nurtured together.
Rajnath’s gesture Prez off to B’desh today
D efence minister Rajnath Singh, on Tuesday, touched
the feet of Dhanno Devi, the wife of Col Hoshiar
Singh, who was conferred
I n his first trip abroad since the Covid outbreak, Presi-
dent Ram Nath Kovind will embark on a three-day visit
to Bangladesh
India’s highest military starting on
honour, the Param Vir Wednesday for
Chakra, for displaying ex- the celebra-
emplary courage and in- tions of its 50th
domitable fighting spirit Victory Day
in the 1971 War with Pak- and liberation
istan. Devi was part of a in Dhaka and
group, comprising Indian to represent In-
veterans of the War, with dia as the Guest of Honour. India is also hosting a number
whom Singh held an in- of events to mark the 50th anniversary of the Liberation
teraction. of Bangladesh.
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SC clears
Chardham project
T he Supreme Court, on
Tuesday, allowed double
lane widening of the strate-
gic Chardham highway proj-
ect in Uttarakhand. “The
court cannot second guess
the infrastructural needs of
the armed forces,” a Bench
headed by Justice DY Chan-
drachud said while also set-
ting up an oversight commit-
tee headed by former justice
AK Sikri to report to it di-
rectly on the ambitious 900-
km project, which goes up to
the border with China.
Maha Omicron
tally zooms
S ounding the alarm for
Maharashtra, 8 new cas-
es of Omicron have been de-
tected in the state, taking the
state tally to 28, officials said
on Tuesday. The cases in-
clude seven in Mumbai and
one in Palghar. Of these,
three are women and five
men, but none of them has a
history of international
travel, although one had
gone to New Delhi and an-
other to Bengaluru. Seven
out of the new infectees have
been fully vaccinated.
Netflix cuts subscription rates
V ideo-
streaming
giant Netflix has
announced new
and reduced
prices for plans
in India, with
the mobile-only
plan now start-
ing at Rs 149 per
month. Users
will now pay Rs
149 a month
from Rs 199 earlier for Netflix’s Mobile
and Rs 199 instead of Rs 499 for its ba-
sic plan for the same period. The stan-
dard plan will be charged at Rs 499 per
month. The most expensive Netflix
plan, which is the Premium Plan, will
now cost Rs 649 per month. This plan
used to cost Rs 799 per month earlier.
The Netflix mobile plan supports either
Top grade for Jamia Millia
J amia Millia Islamia (JMI) has been
accredited with A++ grade by the
National Assessment and Accreditation
Council (NACC), according to a release
issued by
the univer-
sity on
Tuesday.
This is the
highest grade given by the coveted
NAAC to an institution based on various
parameters, including research, infra-
structure, learning resources, evalua-
tion, innovation and governance by fol-
lowing a stringent assessment methods.
a mobile or a tablet, with 480p resolu-
tion. The standard plan comes with
support for two devices at the same
time. It has a 1080p resolution. The ac-
count can be accessed on mobile, TV,
computers and tablets. The most pre-
mium Netflix plan comes with 4K reso-
lution and the ability to access the app
from four devices at the same time.
‘KatVic’ back in Mumbai
N ewly wedded celebrity couple Vicky
Kaushal and Katrina Kaif returned
to Mumbai on Tuesday from an undis-
closed location after a week of wedding
festivities. The two
were photographed
at Mumbai airport as
they wore outfits
complimenting each
other. While Katrina wore a pink salwar
kurta, Vicky sported an ivory coloured
shirt paired with beige coloured pants.
Katrina rounded her look with open tress-
es and big earrings as they were wel-
comed to the city by the fans.
Integration will help military
Integration of the armed
forces is an effort to jointly en-
hance India’s capabilities to
face the challenges presented by
adversaries, defence minister
Rajnath Singh said on Tuesday.
“When we talk about integra-
tion and jointness, it’s not limit-
ed to the initiatives taken by the
government alone. Its success
has to be achieved by meeting
the minds of our defence
forces,” he said at an event.
VARUN SINGH STILL CRITICAL
Group Captain Varun Singh’s
medical condition continues to
be critical, but he is stable, an In-
dian Air Force official said on
Tuesday. Varun Singh, the lone
survivor of the Tamil Nadu mil-
itary chopper crash, was, on
Thursday, shifted to Air Force
Command hospital in Bengalu-
ru from Wellington’s Military
Hospital for further treatment.
E-food carts in Delhi
The standing committee of
South Delhi Municipal Corpora-
tion, on Tuesday, approved a poli-
cy to allow e-food carts to operate
in its jurisdiction. However, only
two e-carts per ward, instead of
five that were proposed earlier,
would be allowed, officials said.
“We’ve approved a policy for e-
food carts. Earlier, councillors
were given the power to approve
such food carts in their wards,
but now that has been with-
drawn,” standing committee
chairman BK Oberoi said.

Actress weds The Master at Work YouTube may

lose Disney
Needed: businessman V ice-President M Venkaiah
Naidu, on Tuesday, released the
V ideo streaming giant
4.3mn more nurses Actor Ankita Lokhande, on Tuesday, tied book, Raj Kapoor: The Master At YouTube has warned that

A panel discussion led by
nursing and midwifery
experts in Delhi on Tuesday
underscored the urgent need
for nursing directorates at
the central and state levels to
address a shortage of 4.3 mil-
lion nurses in India. India
has over 3 million registered
nurses and midwives, who
are responsible for the coun-
try’s 1.3 billion population.
This is fewer than the WHO
norm of 3 nurses per 1,000
population.
the knot with businessman Vicky Jain at an Work, and remembered the late if YouTube TV is unable to re-
intimate ceremony in Mumbai attended by showman for his in- new its
the couple’s family valuable contribution agreement
and friends from to making Indian cine- with Disney,
the industry. The ma “a vehicle of cul- it will lose
couple’s wedding tural diplomacy” access to
ceremony was held across the world. Pub- over a dozen
at the city’s Grand lished by Bloomsbury Disney-
Hyatt Hotel, where Lokhande’s friends from India, the book is writ- owned channels later this week.
the industry, including actors Amruta ten by filmmaker Rahul Rawail. The The company said that it was
Khanvilkar and Srishty Rode were present. book launch coincided with Raj now in negotiations with Disney
Rode and Khanvilkar took to their Insta- Kapoor’s 97th birth anniversary. to continue distributing their
gram stories and shared pictures of the cou- Naidu described the book as a “labour content on YouTube TV.
ple, confirming that they had got married. of love and dedication”.
4 SCHOOL
Franchise-based
chess tourneys
Taking a leaf out of sports like crick-
et and badminton, the All-India Chess
Federation, on Tuesday, announced
that the sport will have its very own
franchise-based league to be held in
June next year. The Indian Chess
League will be a six-team event and
will feature two Super GMs, two Indi-
an GMs, two Women GMs, one Indian
Junior Boy and one Indian Junior Girl
in each franchise, the AICF said. The
top two teams will clash in the finals.
Sindhu
storms ahead
R eigning world champion PV
Sindhu started the defence of
her title with a straight games victo-
ry over Martina Repiska on Tuesday
at the ongoing BWF World Champi-
onships 2021 in Huelva. The two-time
Olympic medallist Indian defeated
shuttler from Slovakia by Sindhu
faced very little resistance from
Repiska as she moved into the round
of 16. In men’s singles, Lakshya Sen
had to battle past Kenta Nishimoto to
move into the next round.
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India begin with draw
I ndia was denied a winning start to their campaign at the Men’s Asian
Champions Trophy with a spirited Korean team holding the defend-
ing champions to a thrilling 2-2 draw at the
Maulana Bhasani Hockey Stadium in Dhaka.
For India, Lalit Kumar Upadhyay (3') and Har-
Kohli may skip
manpreet Singh (33') scored while Jonghyun
Jang (42') and Kim Hyeongjin (46') scored in Ko- SA series
rea’s resurgence. India dominated the proceed-
ings in the first and second quarters.
I ndia’s star batter Virat Kohli
may skip the forthcoming ODI
series against South Africa, re-
Sports journos to award Gavaskar ports said. While injured Rohit
T he Sports Journalists’ Federation of India (SJFI),
on Tuesday, decided to confer the prestigious ‘SJFI
Medal’ to legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar. The body
Sharma will miss the Tests in
South Africa, the ODIs after that
will see Kohli being unavailable
took the decision at its annual general meeting (AGM) for the Indian team. It is learnt
in Guwahati. Neeraj Chopra, who won India’s lone gold that Kohli has already informed
medal at the Tokyo Olympics, was adjudged the SJFI Sportsman of the the BCCI about his decision. India
Year, while weightlifter Mirabai Chanu, who won a silver at the quad- and South Africa will play three
rennial extravaganza, was voted as the Sportswoman of the Year. ODIs after the Test series. The
ODIs are set to commence on 19.
Salman to
host IIFA
T he 22nd edition of the Interna-
tional Indian Film Academy
(IIFA) Weekend & Awards will be
held at the Etihad Arena on Yas Is-
land, Abu Dhabi, on March 18 and
March 19, 2022, to celebrate the best
of Hindi cinema. The awards night
will be hosted by superstar Salman
Khan. The event will also commem-
orate the 75th year of India’s Inde-
pendence.
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