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QUICKLY Auto sector stares at job cuts When Kiwis flew MCDONALD’S CASE NCLAT seeks more data from Bakshi as sales continue to skid New Delhi, July 10 The NCLAT has directed Vikram Bakshi, the former Indian joint venture partner of Contraction is seen reached that phase, but we are closing down in the recent past, McDonald’s, to furnish an additional soon going to be there. We can’t which is not a good sign, he added. affidavit outlining various financial details, across all segments, survive at this moment. At SIAM, The huge inventories are just be­ such as the amount he received from his is the worst in 10 we support the electric vehicle ginning to be cleared up, he ob­ settlement with the US burger chain. After plan of the government, but at the served. being embroiled in a bitter legal feud, years, says SIAM same time, we must survive dur­ The de­growth in the auto sector Bakshi and McDonald’s had earlier this year ing this (transition) period. The today is significantly prolonged, reached an out­of­court settlement. p2 S RONENDRA SINGH current technology that the in­ and the worst since 2008­09 and New Delhi, July 10 dustry has should also be protec­ 2011­12, SIAM said. “But, that time, Auto industry employees may ted through this phase.” every segment was not de­grow­ BANK CONSOLIDATION bear the brunt if sales continue to The de­growth in the auto sector ing. Here (present scenario), it is Centre to strengthen PSB boards fall, as the companies will be com­ is likely to be replicated in the every segment…it is an unusually Mumbai, July 10 pelled to shed manpower, the Soci­ other sectors, too, he added. The prolonged de­growth. There have Following the merger of Dena Bank and ety of Indian Automobile Manu­ auto sector today employs about been batches earlier — like in one Vijaya Bank with Bank of Baroda, the facturers (SIAM) said here on 37 million people, and they need to or two quarters — but never like government is now seeking to beef up the Wednesday. Already, no fresh re­ be protected, he added. this,” Wadhera added. number of whole­time directors (WTDs) on cruitment is happening. According to SIAM, usually, the the boards of large public sector banks The production volume of pas­ Cash-strapped players first quarters see good sales across The New Zealand team celebrates MS Dhoni’s wicket at the ICC Cricket World Cup semi­final in (PSBs) into which other PSBs will get senger cars and commercial The companies have no growth all categories, but this time round Manchester on Wednesday. The Kiwis survived Ravindra Jadeja’s onslaught to stun by 18 merged. BoB currently has four WTDs — an vehicles has also been the lowest plans also right now because of that has not happened because of runs and reach the final for the second time in a row REUTERS MD & CEO and three EDs. p5 in the last 71 months, SIAM said, the cash constraints, and they the slowing economy, low con­ said adding that it will approach have already spent much sumer sentiment, poor finance the Centre for relief mechanisms, (₹70,000­80,000 crore) to up­ availability, drop in rural demand ADDITIONAL SURCHARGE ON FPIs including a GST rate cut. grade their products to meet BS­VI and increase in insurance cost. CBDT boss moots corporate structure Asked if there has been any job norms, said Wadhera. The June quarter of FY20 recor­ New Delhi, July 10 cuts over the last 10­11 months, The dealerships have seen a lot ded some of the worse sales in the Cabinet clears central tribunal for river FPIs and AIFs can get themselves structured SIAM President Rajan Wadhera of outlets (around 300, per Federa­ domestic market across all cat­ as a ‘corporates’ if they want to avoid said: “I don’t think we have tion of Automobile Dealers data) egories. paying the additional surcharge water rows, Bill to ban illegal deposits introduced in the Budget, CBDT Chairman Weak dispatches PC Mody suggested on Wednesday. At a Analysts said wholesale dis­ OUR BUREAU Gram Sadak Yojana at an estim­ tribunal in place of multiple post­Budget conference, he said the basic patches are likely to remain weak New Delhi, July 10 ated cost of ₹80,250 crore. inter­State tribunals is an at­ objective of the levy of surcharge on for the next one or two months, The Union Cabinet on Wednes­ Briefing the media about the tempt to resolve issues relating people with income between ₹2 and ₹5 and some signs of recovery are ex­ day approved a new code on oc­ changes in the labour laws, San­ to river water sharing in a time­ crore and over ₹5 crore is that these people pected from the festival season cupation safety, health and work­ tosh Gangwar, Minister of State bound manner. have the ability to pay. p10 only. ing conditions for the (Independent Charge) for La­ The government will place in Consumer sentiments remain unorganised sector which will bour and Employment, said the Parliament a new Bill that seeks poor, and this continues to weigh benefit up to 40 crore daily Codes on Occupation Safety, to tackle the menace of soliciting BILATERAL TIES on the demand for discretionary wagers, a Bill banning illegal de­ Health and Working Conditions unregulated deposits so that the India, Russia hold dialogue items like cars, said Ashish Mod­ posits, and the setting up of a Bill, 2019, will bring 13 Central la­ hard­earned money of poor New Delhi, July 10 ani, Vice President & Co­Head, Cor­ single tribunal to settle all inter­ bour laws under the ambit of the people can protected, he further India and Russia discussed ways to deepen porate Ratings, ICRA. “The govern­ State river water disputes. new code, which will be applic­ said. The Cabinet also gave the economic cooperation in areas such as ment’s push to recapitalise banks The Cabinet also decided to able to all establishments with green signal to granting Group A agriculture and agro­processing, the small and improve liquidity in NBFCs is amend the Protection of Chil­ 10 or more employees. status to the Railway Protection & medium industry, the digital economy positive for the economy, the bene­ dren from Sexual Offences (Po­ Force and to a new Bill which en­ and trade, banking & finance at the second fits of which will start reflecting in sco) Act, 2012, to make the pun­ Quick resolution sures the empowerment of India­Russia Strategic Economic Dialogue the next few quarters,” eh added. ishment more stringent, and I&B Minister Prakash Javadekar transgender people. in New Delhi on Wednesday. p3 First-quarter auto sales p2 cleared the third phase of the PM said the decision to have a single Detailed reports p4

IndiGo stock ‘Privatising Railways will affect everyone’ plummets amid MAMUNI DAS Unions (AICCTU), told Busi- Earlier, other trade union New Delhi, July 10 nessLine on the sidelines of a bodies like the All India Rail­ promoters’ feud With privatisation of the Rail­ protest here on Wednesday way Federation and National OUR BUREAU/PTI ways, trade unions fear that that there were apprehen­ Federation of Indian Railway­ New Delhi, July 11 moving people and goods by sions that there could be men also sought a clear The shares of InterGlobe Avi­ trains will become more ex­ large­scale employment of bluebrint on how the R ail­ ation Ltd (IGAL), the parent pensive, affecting the entire contract workers in the In­ ways intended to turnaround of IndiGo, plummeted over 11 country. dian Railways, even as per­ production units by corporat­ per cent on Wednesday, wip­ Santosh Roy, President, All manent workers lose their ising them. ing out ₹6,423 crore from its India Central Council of Trade jobs. Job-loss fears p4 market valuation following a spat between its co­pro­ moters over corporate gov­ ernance issues. The scrip tanked 10.73 per cent to close at ₹1,397.75 on the BSE. Intra day, it had plunged 17.54 per cent to ₹1,291. The co­promoters of In­ diGo, Rakesh Gangwal and Rahul Bhatia, have been en­ gaged in a war of words over governance issues.

InterGlobe clarifies IGAL on Wednesday clarified that the existence of related party transactions (RPTs) was disclosed at the time of its IPO in 2015. Gangwal, in his submis­ sion to SEBI on Tuesday, had made several allegations about the RPTs. “Post the IPO, many of the RPTs have ceased to exist while others have been re­ newed on an arms’ length basis as part of the normal course of business,” the air­ line said in a media statement. The statement added that InterGlobe Enterprises (IGE) and its group entities had en­ sured that none of them took advantage of the RPTs. IGE and its founder (Bhatia and family) are co­promoters of IndiGo along with Gang­ wal.

CEO reassures staff Meanwhile, IndiGo CEO Ro­ nojoy Dutta told employees that the mission, direction and growth strategy of the airline remain “unchanged and are firmly in place”. “The issues between them (co­promoters) will eventu­ ally get sorted out but I want to stress that these issues have nothing to do with the airline and its functioning,” Dutta said, adding that “ab­ solutely” nothing has changed for any of them. Details p2

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MCDONALD’S CASE InterGloble Aviation NCLAT directs Bakshi to reveal counters Gangwal’s claim OUR BUREAU IndiGo. Bhatia denied the New Delhi, July 11 allegations. InterGlobe Aviation Ltd (IGAL) “The issues between them amount received from US major has clarified that the existence will eventually get sorted out, of Related Party Transactions but I want to stress that these Also wants to know ‘total decreed’ amount closure on whetherBakshi’s wife (RPTs) were disclosed at the issues have nothing to do with Madhurima Bakshi has also re­ time of the IPO in 2015. the airline and its function­ pending against him in recovery tribunal ceived any amount as part of the This was one of the main ac­ ing,” Dutta said in his message. settlement with the American cusations that Rakesh Gang­ MEENAKSHI VERMA AMBWANI Plaza Restaurants Pvt Ltd. burger chain. The Bench added wal, co­founder, IndiGo Air­ Impact on stock New Delhi, July 10 A two­member NCLAT Bench that on the basis of this affidavit, lines, had made in his Gagan Dixit, aviation analyst, The National Company Law Ap­ headed by Chairperson SJ Muk­ it will decide whether to allow submission to SEBI late on Elara Capital, said that the pellate Tribunal (NCLAT) on hopadhaya has directed Bakshi the agreement between Bakshi Tuesday. tussle between the two co­ Wednesday directed Vikram to furnish this additional affi­ and McDonald’s India. “Post the IPO, many of the founders can potentially im­ Bakshi, the former Indian joint davit within a week. The appel­ McDonald’s and Bakshi are RPTs have ceased to exist while pact the decision­making pro­ venture partner of American late tribunal has also asked him Vikram Bakshi currently seeking to withdraw others have been renewed on cess at the top. “If the pro­ burger chain McDonald’s, to fur­ to provide details in the affidavit cases filed against each other be­ an arm’s length basis as part of moters’ issue reaches a court/ nish an additional affidavit out­ about the “total decreed” However, NCLAT rejected fore the NCLAT and acceptance the normal course of busi­ regulator, there might be a lining various financial details, amount pending against Bakshi HUDCO's request for disclosure of the terms of their out­of­court ness,” the airline said in a me­ risk of some restrictions with such as the amount he received in the proceedings before the of “total consideration” of the settlement. However, HUDCO’s dia statement. regard to many transactions from his settlement with the Debt Recovery Tribunal. In addi­ settlement in the affidavit. intervention application before The statement adds that In­ till it is resolved,” he said. American burger chain. tion, it has also sought details re­ During the proceedings, the NCLAT stating that Bakshi terGlobe Enterprises and its “Till this is resolved, a major After being embroiled in a bit­ garding the amount he has paid senior counsels representing should pay its dues first has Group Entities (IGE) Group has overhang would remain on ter legal feud, Bakshi and Mc­ in favour of HUDCO, and the rest Bakshi said that they have pro­ delayed this process. ensured that no entity of the this stock, as investors would Donald’s had earlier this year that he intends to pay in lieu of a posed to pay ₹137 crore to In a hearing on May 28, the group takes advantage under avoid uncertainty,” he said. said that they have reached an one­time settlement. This comes HUDCO, which includes pro­ NCLAT had directed Bakshi to the RPTs. “Without exception, Other analysts — who de­ out­of­court settlement. Under at a time when HUDCO has ceeds from his settlement with settle its dispute with HUDCO IGAL has received more favour­ clined to be identified — how­ this, McDonald’s India said it has claimed dues worth ₹190 crore the American burger chain. within four weeks. The next able treatment from the IGE ever, felt that if the story is acquired Bakshi’s 50 per cent in relation to a loan granted to Meanwhile, the appellate hearing at the NCLAT is sched­ Group entities as compared to true, then corporate gov­ stake in their JV, Connaught an entity controlled by Bakshi. tribunal has also asked for a dis­ uled for August 1. their other customers,” the ernance in the airline will be statement said. It added that “hot” and the market will no the materiality of the transac­ longer consider it a profes­ tions for IGAL is not signific­ sionally managed company. ant, as it was only 0.53 per cent One analyst was of the opinion Tata Motors bets on rural markets to drive growth of its consolidated turnover that the airline’s share price NANDANA JAMES sales executives will also be de­ idea of owning multiple cars is for fiscal 2018­19. will take a hit since the audit­ Mumbai, July 10 ployed, he added. gradually losing favour, he said. IGE and its founders (Rahul ors will closely scrutinise the At a time when the automobile Barman said that the rural The company is also working Bhatia and family) are one of transactions with related industry is reeling under the im­ areas — which have over one lakh on increasing its digital conver­ the two promoters of IGAL, parties to ascertain if they pact of a severe slowdown, Tata higher secondary government sion rate. Around six months which owns and operates have been done as per gov­ Motors is betting on rural mar­ schools and an average of 10 ago, its digital conversion rate IndiGo. ernance norms, following kets and is planning to deepen teachers per school — hold po­ was 1­2 per cent, and it has now tender procedures and at Fair its reach in the segment. tential that the company wants gone up to 5­6 per cent, said Bar­ ‘No change in mission’ Market Values. It will also be focussing on to tap into with “ very niche mar­ man. The company is working to Ronojoy Dutta, CEO , IndiGo Another was of the view that product interventions, in­ SN Barman, Vice President, keting”. improve this rate further. It also Airlines, has told employees IndiGo’s success has been cred­ creased retail push and en­ Sales, Marketing and Currently, the penetration of plans to open around 2,000 di­ HFCL Q1 net up at ₹117 crore that the mission, direction ited to the vision and execu­ hanced marketing initiatives on Customer Support, Tata Motors cars among teachers in these gital showrooms soon. and growth strategy of IndiGo tion skills by way of synergy its digital platforms to bolster schools is around 2­3 per cent, he Tata Motors had registered a 27 OUR BUREAU strengthening of organisa­ Airlines remain “unchanged between the promoters. While growth, said SN Barman, Vice the cities,” Barman told Business- said. “The best part about what is per cent y­o­y fall in its domestic Mumbai, July 10 tional capabilities undertaken and firmly in place.” Gangwal is known to be the President, Sales, Marketing and Line. Now that the rural market happening in Tata Motors is that passenger vehicle sales to 13,351 Himachal Futuristic Commu­ over the last 7­8 quarters is be­ His message came less than brain behind the negotiations Customer Support, Tata Motors. has moved past the uncertain­ our products are quite accepted units in June, as against the 18,213 nications Limited (HFCL) on ginning to show the results.” 24 hours after the war of with OEMs and suppliers , Bha­ The company also wants to ties wrought by the elections and by people. What was missing was units it sold in the year­ago Wednesday reported a net “We are focussed on new words between Rakesh Gang­ tia has been the man running provide private leasing facility to with the monsoons expected to the reach. That’s what we are period. But, according to Bar­ profit of ₹117 crore for the products and technologies wal and Rahul Bhatia about the show and operations in In­ its customers, keeping in mind stabilise, the company’s produc­ working on today — how to reach man, the retail sales scenario as a April­June quarter compared which shall open additional corporate governance norms dia. the changing buying pattern tion will go up from the second one lakh schools,” said Barman. whole is “not as bad” as the ‘optic to a profit of ₹47 crore in the growth avenues and ensure not being properly followed in “Clearly, the differences, and the preference for shared quarter onwards, he said. Barman said that the focus on scenario’ or the sales to the deal­ corresponding quarter last sustainability. We also con­ the airline came out in the now snowballing into larger mobility. Tata Motors currently has rural markets is due to the rising ers suggest. Barman said that year. tinue to leverage our core open. issues, if not settled, could res­ Presently, around 40 per cent more than 500 emerging mar­ purchasing power and aspira­ Tata Motors has taken a “con­ The company’s consolidated strength of design, develop­ Gangwal has accused Bhatia ult in concerns around dilu­ of Tata Motors’ sales come from ket outlets in Tier­II and ­III cities, tions of people in these areas. scious call” at reducing the revenue during the period ment and management of of various issues, including his tion of benefits/advantage to rural areas. “My take would be with plans for more. Apart from Meanwhile, in the metro cit­ dealer stock . He said that six stood at ₹1,343 crore (₹1,088 communication networks in attempt to build an ecosystem IndiGo from the synergy that the retail (sales) growth in this, it is also working on setting ies, with alternative modes of months ago, Tata Motors’ stock at crore). newer application domains of other companies that between the promoters. This rural (areas) is going to be higher up mobile showrooms and transportation, issues relating to its factories used to operate at 20­ Mahendra Nahata, MD, such as railways, defence and would enter into dozens of re­ could hurt the profits/expan­ than the retail (sales) growth in rolling out service vans . Rural parking and other factors, the 25 days, and now it is at 6­7 days. HFCL, said: “The holistic smart cities,” he added. lated party transactions with sion plans,” the analyst added.

Qatar Investment Authority Corporate funding for leads Byju’s $150­m funding solar power up 11%: Report OUR BUREAU learning as a primary tool for VRISHI KUMAR During Q2 2019, Global VC Bengaluru, July 10 learning at home. This partner­ Hyderabad, July 10 funding increased to $622 mil­ Ed­tech start­up Byju’s an­ ship will support and strengthen Corporate funding — including lion in 16 deals almost 68 per cent nounced that it has received an our vision of creating and deliv­ venture capital funding — public higher y­o­y. investment of $150 million led by ering personalised learning ex­ market, and debt financing for Top VC/PE deals in H1 2019 in­ Qatar Investment Authority periences to students, and help solarpower in the first half (Janu­ cluded $300 million raised by Re­ (QIA), the sovereign wealth fund us leverage our expertise in cre­ ary­June) of 2019 was up with $6 new Power, $144 million raised of the State of Qatar, with parti­ ating immersive tech­enabled billion raised compared to the by Avaada Energy, $65 million se­ cipation from Owl Ventures. learning programs for students $5.4 billion raised in H1 2018, an 11 cured by Yellow Door Energy, $50 This new round will support in smaller cities, regions and per cent increase year­over­year. million raised by Spruce Finance, Byju’s aggressive plans of ex­ newer markets,” he said. Mercom Capital Group stated $41 million raised by Oxford panding in international mar­ “This investment underscores in a report that corporate fund­ Photovoltaics, $39 million raise kets and creating world­class QIA’s strong commitment to the ing increased in Q2 2019 with $3.3 by CleanMax Solar, and the $31 learning products for students education sector and our focus billion for 29 deals compared to million raised by BBOXX. across the globe. This is the first on investing in leading innovat­ the $2.7 billion for 35 deals in Q1 Solar public market financing primary investment from QIA ors in the TMT industry globally,” 2019. Year­on­year funding in Q2 in H1 was 20 per cent lower y­o­y and Owl Ventures in India, that said Mansoor Al­Mahmoud, CEO 2019 was around 12 per cent at $993 million in eight deals ($1.2 aims at boosting innovation in of QIA. higher ($2.9 billion). billion in 12 deals). the tech­enabled learning space. With increased brand aware­ “Financial activity was up in Public market financing in the “We are happy to have strong ness and strong adoption the first half of the year and there solar sector rose to $746 million partners like QIA and Owl Ven­ amongst students, Byju’s tripled is optimism in the global mar­ in five deals in Q2 2019, com­ tures on board with us. Invest­ its revenue to ₹1,430 crore in FY19 kets, which was reflected by pared to $247 million in three ment from prominent sovereign and also turned profitable on a climbing solar stock prices. De­ deals in Q1 2019 and $1.14 billion and pension funds validates our full­year basis. It has already mand in Europe has picked up. in eight deals during Q2 2018. strong business fundamentals crossed ₹200 crore in monthly Solar activity in India is expected Large­scale project funding in and demonstrates that India is revenue and is estimating rev­ to pick up post elections. How­ the first half of 2019 saw $9 bil­ pioneering the digital learning enue of over ₹3,000 crore this ever, China remains the wild lion announced for 76 projects space globally” said Byju year, the start­up said. card,” said Raj Prabhu, CEO of compared to $8 billion in 98 pro­ Raveendran, founder and CEO, Amit Patel, MD, Owl Ventures Mercom Capital Group. ject funding deals during the Byju’s. said: “This new partnership with In H1 2019, Global VC funding year­ago period. “High adoption and an 85 per Byju’s reinforces our commit­ in the solar sector was 50 per The first half of 2019 witnessed cent annual renewal from small ment to creating the best and cent higher with $799 million 37 solar M&A transactions com­ towns and cities shows the in­ most unique learning journeys compared to $531 million raised pared to 46 transactions in HI creasing acceptance of digital for every student.” in the first half of 2018. 2018. ‘India among the top markets for Uber Eats’

FORUM GANDHI marketing and being “tech­lit­ “restauranters want customer Hong Kong, July 10 erate” helped incremental feedback; they want to under­ India, along with Australia sales. Sixty per cent of the res­ stand the opinions of the cus­ and Japan, is among the top taurateurs interviewed for the tomers. It's extremely critical markets for Uber Eats, accord­ research agreed that incre­ for them. They want to get ing to a top executive. mental sales were evident , real­time customer feedback.” The online food delivery even though they came with a Chau stressed upon the platform by Uber was significant amount of point that several restaurat­ launched in 2015 and has investment. eurs had ideas but did not Uber Eats has ventured into 75 since ventured into 75 cities have the ability to market cities since its launch in 2015 across six continents and Restaurateurs want data their brands and tap new cus­ roped in over 63,000 restaur­ There was also a need to op­ Recently, at the launche of Na­ tomers. ant partners. timise menus. That’s been our tional Restaurants Associ­ “I do believe it’s still early focus," Beri said. ation of India’s (NRAI) India The writer is in Hong Kong at days for the online delivery According to him, the com­ Food Service report, Rahul the invitation of Uber Eats system overall. We know the pany — which entered the Singh, President, NRAI, raised market is big and has a lot of APAC market only three years the issue of deep discounting challenges as well,” Raj Beri, ago — is seeing huge growth and data masking by online BusinessLine Disclaimer: Readers are requested to verify Head of Uber Eats’ Asia Pacific here. food delivery platforms. & make appropriate enquiries to satisfy themselves about the veracity of an operations said at the Future Nikki Neuburger, Global Neuburger said that while advertisement before responding to any of Food summit in Hong Marketing Head, UberEats, ex­ there was growth potential, published in this newspaper. THG PUBLISHING PVT LTD., the Publisher & Kong. plained that a successful busi­ there were also issues Owner of this newspaper, does not vouch “Our restaurant partners ness model is one where res­ between aggregators and res­ for the authenticity of any advertisement or advertiser or for any of the advertiser’s have constantly been de­ taurateurs offer not just good taurateurs that needed to be products and/or services. In no event can the Owner, Publisher, Printer, Editor, manding real­time customer food, but an overall experi­ addressed. Director/s, Employees of this newspaper/ feedback data with in­depth ence as well. Stephan Chau, Senior dir­ company be held responsible/liable in any manner whatsoever for any claims and/or understanding of the cus­ Neuburger added that ac­ ector and global head of damages for advertisements in this tomer demand and needs. cording to research, digital product, UberEats, added that newspaper.

CM YK ...... CH-CHE CHENNAI BusinessLine 3 THURSDAY • JULY 11 • 2019 NEWS India, Russia hold dialogue on enhancing bilateral ties Focus on boosting from NITI Aayog said. The es­ tablishment of SME informa­ cooperation in tion portal to facilitate the dis­ trade, investment, semination of relevant information in the sector, iden­ banking, finance tification of partners, access to credits, technologies and mar­ OUR BUREAU kets for SMEs are other areas New Delhi, July 10 being looked at. India and Russia discussed In tourism and connectivity, ways to deepen economic co­ the two sides highlighted the operation in areas such as agri­ policy and regulatory interven­ NITI Aayog Vice-Chairman Rajiv Kumar and Russian Deputy Minister culture and agro­processing, tions required to boost re­ of Economic Development Timur Maksimov chaired a meeting the small & medium industry, gional connectivity and pro­ between the two sides the digital economy and trade, mote bilateral tourism. banking & finance at the vestment between the two Aayog The possibility of in­ Cooperation in the area of second India­Russia Strategic countries took place in the creasing supplies of wheat, digital transformation and Economic Dialogue in New round table session on cooper­ leguminous and dried veget­ frontier technologies could in­ Delhi on Wednesday. ation in trade, banking, fin­ ables, sunflower and rapeseed clude leveraging fintech solu­ Chaired by NITI Aayog Vice­ ance and industry. oil from the Russian Federa­ tions and exploring potential Chairman Rajiv Kumar and “India is concerned about tion and meat, poultry and regional collaboration for Russian Deputy Minister of the bilateral trade deficit it suf­ dairy products from India is smart cities and intelligent Economic Development Timur fers with Russia and wants the already being discussed by the mobility between both the Maksimov, the two sides ex­ two sides to focus on ways to two countries. countries. amined the possibility of en­ balance trade,” a government The participants in the The India­Russia Strategic hanced partnerships in six official told BusinessLine. round table on small and me­ Economic Dialogue was areas which also included The round table session on dium business support shared launched earlier this year with tourism & connectivity and de­ development of agriculture their learning from policy re­ the objective of identifying the velopment of transport and agro­processing sectors fo­ gimes in both the countries. most promising areas to im­ infrastructure. cussed on the importance of “Enhancing ease of doing busi­ prove bilateral trade, eco­ Deliberations on means to use of technology and oppor­ ness and strengthening ties nomic and investment cooper­ facilitate trade, enhance bank­ tunities for cooperation in ag­ and opportunities for sector ation, and to define joint ing & finance cooperation and riculture sector of both coun­ specific collaborations were projects in the framework of increase opportunities for in­ tries, according to the NITI discussed,” a communication national programmes. Will continue to focus on Make in India, says LG OUR BUREAU The consumer durable industry els from 5 per cent to zero is an that its new AI ThinkQ TV range New Delhi, July 10 has been urging the government important demand of the in­ starts from ₹24,990 (for 32 Korean consumer electronics to reduce the customs duty on dustry. Park also pointed out that inches) and goes upto major LG India on Wednesday open cell television panels from unlike LG which has been fo­ ₹10,99,990 (for 77 inches). The said it will continue to focus on 5per cent to nil. However, the an­ cussed on manufacturing TVs in range includes various models its ‘Make­in­India’ strategy, as it ticipated announcement did not India, other brands are import­ under Smart TVs, UHD TVs, LED aims to increase its market share come through in the budget. ing TVs from Vietnam, Malaysia TVs, NanoCell TVs and OLED TVs. in the TV segment this year with Replying to a query, Younchul and Thailand at zero duty Park said: “With this built­in the launch of the new range of its Park, Director­Home Entertain­ through the FTA route. technology, users of LG televi­ AI ThinkQ TVs. ment, LG Electronics India said: Asked if the company will re­ sions will be able to do much The new range comes with “As a strategy, LG has been focus­ think its manufacturing more than simply watching TV built­in Amazon Alexa, Google sing on “Make in India” and have strategy, Park said: “As of now, we like reading news updates or or­ Assistant and Apple Airplay2 cap­ been investing in our manufac­ are not doing any such rethink. dering food...so essentially, they abilities. turing capacities in the country. We will continue to make in In­ can control their surroundings The company believes this will However, it is very important dia as we focus on the needs of in a much easier and efficient enable it to increase its overall that there is no demerit or disad­ the Indian customers first and of­ way. We believe this will enhance market share to 27 per cent in the vantage of manufacturing in In­ fer them value and best techno­ the home entertainment experi­ TV segment by the end of this dia.” He added that reduction of logy products.” ence of both our existing and fu­ year from the current 25 per cent. custom duty on open cell TV pan­ Meanwhile, the company said ture consumers.”

Intas launches Malware ‘Agent Smith’ has infected cheaper drug to 15 million mobile devices in India treat chronic ITP OUR BUREAU threat intelligence while adopt­ OUR BUREAU Mumbai, July 10 ing a ‘hygiene first’ approach to Ahmedabad, July 10 ‘Pharma firms should step up regulatory compliance’ A new variant of mobile mal­ safeguard digital assets is the Drug­maker Intas Pharmaceut­ ware — ‘Agent Smith’ — has in­ best protection against invas­ icals Ltd announced the MAITRI PORECHA ing letters that are issued after development and capital invest­ fected 15 million mobile devices ive mobile malware attacks like launch of Romiplostim in In­ New Delhi, July 10 lack of action on the OAI notice ments over the next decade.” in India and about 25 million Agent Smith. In addition, users dia under the brand name Indian pharma players were significantly impacted the In its decadal pharmaceutical devices globally as the user re­ should only be downloading Romy, making therapy for pulled up fewer times by the US credit profiles of Indian pharma outlook report, India Ratings mains completely unaware, ac­ apps from trusted app stores to chronic immune thrombocyt­ Food and Drug Administration companies. For example, Wock­ also said that Indian formulat­ cording to a study by Check The malware exploits known mitigate the risk of infection as openia (ITP) affordable for pa­ (USFDA) in 2018 than in the past hardt’s business and financial ors’ product portfolio mix will Point Research. Android vulnerabilities and third party app stores often lack tients. ITP is an autoimmune years, research agency India Rat­ profile has been significantly undergo a structural shift in the The primary targets, so far, automatically replaces the security measures required blood disorder which leads to ings said in an analysis. impacted due to escalating reg­ coming decade on account of are based in India though other installed apps on the device to block adware loaded apps,” low platelet counts. While up to 21.2 per cent of all ulatory deviations across mul­ movement up the value chain Asian countries such as with malicious versions he added. The newly­launched drug players inspected in 2014 had re­ tiple facilities since 2014. “The leading to near doubling of re­ Pakistan and Bangladesh are Agent Smith was originally will cost just one­fifth of the ceived Official Action Indicated company’s revenue and operat­ search and development also affected, Check Point Re­ downloaded from the widely­ price of the current nmedica­ (OAI) letter from the USFDA, this Spending on R&D is likely to ing profitability was impacted investments. search, the threat intelligence harmful purposes such as used third party app store tion: The currently available dipped to 3.6 per cent in 2018. In double between 2020-2030 by lack of approvals and its man­ Bhembre said that in the last arm of Nasdaq­listed Check banking credential theft and 9Apps and targeted mostly care therapy for chronic ITP 2019, however, a couple of on ultra-complex generics ufacturing facilities continue to nine years, between 2010 to Point Software Technologies, eavesdropping. This activity re­ Hindi, Arabic, Russian, Indone­ costs approximately ₹60,000 pharma players received the Of­ pursuits and rise in filing costs be under regulatory restrictions 2019, the top ten listed Indian said. sembles previous malware sian­speaking users. So far, the per month, while Romy has ficial Action Indicated notice till date,” stated the report. pharma players spent ₹687 bil­ Disguised as a Google­related campaigns such as Gooligan, primary victims are based in In­ brought it down to ₹12,000. and inspections were conduc­ Pharmaceuticals, in a filing with Dr Reddy’s Labs business too lion on an average on research app, the core part of malware Hummingbad and CopyCat, it dia though other Asian coun­ Romiplostim represents the ted by the USFDA at manufactur­ the stock exchanges, declared was impacted over 2017­18, as its and development (R&D), which exploits known Android vul­ added. tries such as Pakistan and standard of care, but has been ing facilities located in India and that it had received OAI notices US­based business eroded is about 7.6 per cent of their rev­ nerabilities and automatically “The malware attacks user­ Bangladesh have also been im­ available only internationally overseas. from the USFDA for three of its through the financial year. enue. “This is likely to double replaces installed apps on the installed applications silently, pacted. since 2008. It is estimated that The report from India Ratings manufacturing plants. Lupin’s Ankit Bhembre, Senior Ana­ between 2020 to 2030 on ultra­ device with malicious versions making it challenging for com­ There has also been a notice­ around 42,000 patients are also warned that US­focussed In­ Pithampur facility and Jubiliant lyst at India Ratings, said: “In­ complex generics pursuits and without the user’s interaction, mon Android users to combat able number of infected diagnosed with ITP in India dian pharmaceutical players Generics Limited’s Nanjangud dian pharmaceutical compan­ rise in filing costs,” the analysis the study said. such threats on their own,” said devices in the United Kingdom, every year. Less than 10 per will be required to step up regu­ and Roorkee facilities had also ies need to step up their stated. In 2010, these companies Agent Smith uses its broad Jonathan Shimonovich, Head Australia and the US . Check cent of patients have access to latory compliance in the up­ received OAI notices that direc­ regulatory compliance to se­ spent only 5.6 per cent of their access to the deviceresources to of Mobile Threat Detection Re­ Point has worked closely with the treatment, which is re­ coming decade as they invest in ted the companies to step up cure an impeccable reputation revenues on R&D, which rose to show fraudulent ads for finan­ search at Check Point Software Google and at the time of pub­ quired to maintain adequate complex generics, and special­ compliance in their manufac­ as reliable suppliers and provide an all­time high of 9 per cent in cial gain, but could easily be Technologies. “Combining ad­ lishing, no malicious apps re­ platelet counts for a longer ised and innovative plays. turing facilities. the targeted return on the ongo­ 2017, before plummeting to 7.8 used for far more intrusive and vanced threat prevention and main on the Play Store. duration. In May this year, Aurobindo According to analysts, warn­ ing and planned research and per cent in 2019. Expecting Cabinet nod for InvIT by Sept; plan to Co-working space firm The Address eyes Tier-II cities OUR BUREAU happens or not, we plan to have 1,500 dress currently has 100 per cent occu­ raise ₹75,000 cr from market in FY20: NHAI chief Ahmedabad, July 10 seats under The Address across India pancy, with clients like Tata, Johnson With corporates and start­ups increas­ by end of 2020," Shah stated. & Johnson, Tiktok, Marico, Piramal, PRESS TRUST OF INDIA lator SEBI for its approval. to reduce travel time between tion in land acquisition cost, ingly looking for a ‘plug­and­play’ set­ and Indiabulls using the co­working New Delhi, July 10 InvITs are instruments on the two metros to 12­13 hours Bharatmala’s timeline could up for office functions, Ahmedabad­ Fund infusion space. The National Highways Au­ the pattern of mutual funds from the present 24 hours. be stretched. based co­working space provider The Started with an initial investment of Currently, the Indian market for co­ thority of India (NHAI) expects and are designed to pool small “We know that green high­ “Forty­four economic cor­ Address is planning to increase its about ₹3 crore, the company may working space is believed to be about to get Cabinet nod for floating sums of money from a number ways like Delhi­Mumbai goes ridors have been identified for presence in Tier­II towns, such as In­ need further fund infusion to reach 8.5 million square feet, which is likely its infrastructure investment of investors to invest in assets through a backward construction of 9,000 km un­ dore, Bhopal and Jaipur, apart from its desired goal by the end of 2020. to see an addition of about 7 million trust (InvIT) in two­to­three that give cash flow over a area...with controlled access, der Bharatmala based on sur­ metros. “We may look for an investor when square feet by 2021 across major cities months, its Chairman NN period of time. the speed of movement will be veys of 12,000 km of routes and The company, promoted by city­ the need arises,” he added. such as Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, Sinha said on Wednesday. Besides InvIT, the NHAI is much more....This should also mapping of 600 cities,” he based entrepreneur Yash Shah, cur­ Located in Ahmedabad, The Ad­ Hyderabad and Ahmedabad. To fund the country’s ambi­ looking at raising ₹75,000 ensure tapping the carbon said. rently has about 430 seats or — tious highways building plans, crore from the market this credit market. Our ministry is Sinha said economic cor­ 43,000 sq ft — operational as co­work­ including Bharatmala, the fiscal. looking at various modes of ridors would assure last­mile ing space in Ahmedabad. NHAI also plans to mobilise “This year, we propose to mo­ mobilisation of resources for connectivity and eventually “We are adding about 170­180 seats ₹75,000 crore from the market bilise around ₹75,000 crore the highways development the target was to reduce the ex­ or 17,000 sq ft of area by January 2020 this fiscal, he said. from the market and a signific­ programme,” he said. isting logistics cost to about in Ahmedabad. But we are also look­ “This is the first time we are ant part of the highways devel­ Sinha said the NHAI is going 8­9 per cent from 14­15 per cent. ing at expanding our reach in Tier­II attempting something like opment comes from the bor­ to tap all kinds of resources to Regarding electronic toll, he cities such as Indore and Jaipur, be­ this (InvIT), so cannot say rowings...Our Ministry is propel infrastructure growth said it will be worked out sides big cities such as Chennai, Kolk­ firmly when the trust will take looking at creating an agency and contribute towards mak­ within three months and cash ata and Hyderabad. We see a lot of lat­ shape. We expect to get Cab­ for financing... This is a long­ ing India a $5 trillion economy. payments will be discouraged ent potential for co­working space in inet approval in two­to­three term issue,” he said. He emphasised that the for hassle­free movement of these markets from corporates and months and the implementa­ growth of economy is critically cargo and passengers through start­ups,” said Shah. Set up in 2018, tion will take four­to­five Carbon credit market linked to the highways sector. toll plazas. The Address is looking to add about months,” Sinha said on the Sinha said the NHAI is also Earlier, addressing the Na­ “Payment of cash will be at a 1,000 seats to its kitty across the sidelines of an event here. looking to tap the carbon tional Roads and Highways premium to what we pay country by December 2020. He said the NHAI board has credit market for various green Summit organised by PHD through FASTag. And that is “We may also look for inorganic already approved the InvIT and highways, including the Delhi­ Chamber of Commerce and In­ not to discriminate but ensure way to expand our reach with acquisi­ talks are on with market regu­ Mumbai expressway that is set dustry, he said due to escala­ efficiency,” he added. tions. But whether an acquisition

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CABINET DECISIONS Single tribunal All workers to receive appointment to arbitrate row Bill to ban unregulated over river water letter; night-shift option for women OUR BUREAU deposit schemes approved New Delhi, July 10 Small businesses It also prescribes designa­ Labour safety code okayed; will benefit At present six labour Acts out The Union Cabinet on Wed­ tion of a Competent Author­ of 13 provides for separate re­ nesday decided to amend taking deposits ity by the State g overnment 40 crore workers in informal sector gistration. The provision of the Inter­State River Water from friends and to ensure repayment of de­ one licence one return in Disputes Act, 1956, to ensure posits in the event of default OUR BUREAU Conditions Bill, 2019 has been place of multiple licenc es faster and more efficient ad­ relatives spared by a deposit taking establish­ New Delhi, July 10 drafted after amalgamation, and returns in existing 13 la­ judication of river water ment. The Bill, once enacted, Any business entity with 10 or simplification and rational­ bour laws subsumed in the disputes between riparian OUR BUREAU empowers the Central g ov­ more workers will mandator­ isation of the relevant provi­ code. One licence and one re­ States. New Delhi, July 10 ernment to designate an au­ ily be required to issue ap­ sions of the 13 Central Labour turn would save time, re­ Per the proposed amend­ Small businesses taking de­ thority which will create, pointment letter and also get Acts. It would enhance the sources and efforts of ment, all Inter­State river posits from friends and relat­ maintain and operate an on­ water disputes will be Prakash Javadekar PTI the medical check­up done coverage of the safety, health Santosh Gangwar, establishments. ives for purely business pur­ line database for informa­ handled by a single na­ annually for all its workers. and working conditions pro­ Labour Minister KAMAL NARANG According to a govern­ poses will not come under There will be more clear pro­ tion on deposit takers oper­ Also, women can voluntarily visions manifold as com­ ment statement, safety, tional level tribunal in the preview of Banning of vision on small businesses ating in India. It also confers opt for working in night shift. pared to the present scenario. ancial support to the family health, welfare and improved place of multiple tribunals Unregulated Deposit Scheme taking loan from friends and powers and functions upon All these are part of Code of Labour Minister Santosh of deceased. working conditions are pre­ currently exist in the Bill, the government reiter­ relatives for genuine busi­ the Competent Authority, in­ Occupational Safety, Health Gangwar told reporters that The Bills also talk about requisite for well­being of the country. ated on Wednesday. How­ ness purposes, he said as cluding the power to attach and Working Conditions Bill, the new Bill will cover over 40 permitting women to work worker and also for economic “A new tribunal with per­ ever, deposit scheme oper­ many members in the previ­ assets of a defaulting 2019, which was approved by crore workers in the informal beyond 7 pm and before 6 am growth of the country as manent establishment and ated by jewellers will be ous Lok Sabha pressed the establishment. the Cabinet in its meeting on sector. subject to safety, holidays, healthy workforce of the permanent office and infra­ illegal. need for that. In the past four years, 146 Wednesday. This is the second The new Bill has envisaged working hours or any condi­ country would be more pro­ structure will obviate the The Cabinet, in its meeting cases of illegal deposits had of the four codes that aim to uniform threshold for wel­ tion as prescribed by appro­ ductive and occurrence of need for establishing a sep­ on Wednesday, approved re­ Obligation on deposit taker been investigated by the merge 44 labour laws. Just fare provisions such as priate government in respect less accidents and unfore­ arate tribunal for each wa­ introduction of the Bill. The The Bill has provisions to im­ Central Bureau of Investiga­ last week, the Cabinet ap­ crèche, canteen, first aid and of prescribed establishments seen incidents would be eco­ ter dispute, which has been Bill, though passed by the pose an obligation on the de­ tion, 56 by the Enforcement proved the Code on Min­ welfare officer. and only after taking their nomically beneficial to the found time­consuming,” an Lok Sabha during first term posit taker, pursuant to a reg­ Directorate, 32 cases in­ imum Wages Bill that pre­ Another provision says consent for night work, the employers also. With the ulti­ official statement said. of the Narendra Modi­led ulated deposit scheme, not volving 223 companies by the scribes mandatory that a part of the penalty for Bill says. mate aim of extending the The tribunal is planned in government, however, could to commit any fraudulent Ministry of Corporate Affairs minimum wages beside contravention of provisions safety and healthy working such a manner that all dis­ not be taken further and fi­ default in the repayment or and the Serious Fraud Invest­ other things. Now, both of leading to death or serious Ease of doing business conditions to all workforce of putes will have to be settled nally lapsed with the end of return of the deposit; to igation Office and 978 cases these Bills will be tabled in bodily injury to any person Gangwar also informed that the country, the Code en­ within a timeframe of two 16th Lok Sabha. An O rdin­ provide for deterrent pun­ were referred to various in­ the Lok Sabha during ongo­ may be given to the victim or the Bill has provisions not hances the ambit of provi­ years, said Prakash ance was promulgated in ishment for promoting or vestigating enforcement ing session. the legal heirs of the victim only for the benefit of work­ sions of safety, health, welfare Javadekar, Minister of In­ February which will cease to operating an unregulated agencies by the State Co­ by the court. ers but also aims to ensure and working conditions from formation and operate from first week of deposit taking scheme and ordination Committees. Occupational safety The part of penalty would ease of doing businesses for existing about nine major Broadcasting. August. Now, in order to en­ to provide for punishment SEBI alone has passed 64 The Code of Occupational help in rehabilitation of in­ firms. It prescribes one regis­ sectors to all establishments According to Javadekar, sure continuity, the g overn­ for fraudulent default in re­ orders against unauthorised Safety, Health and Working jured worker or provide fin­ tration for an establishment. having 10 or more employees. there are currently nine dif­ ment decided to approve the payment to depositors. Im­ collective investment ferent tribunals in the Bill. prisonment could be up to schemes in the last three country and many of them Information and Broad­ seven years and/or penalty years. Though there is no offi­ have been operational for casting Minister Prakash amount could go up to ₹25 cial estimate of money in­ decades. Some of the major Javadekar told reporters that crore or three times of illegal volved in all these cases, ₹80,250­crore programme to connect village roads water dispute tribunals for the new Bill will have all the profit, which so ever is rough estimates put the fig­ allocating river water use provision of O rdinance. higher. ure at over ₹4 lakh crore. Pro-agriculture reform States will Plastic waste, among oth­ Kashmir, Himachal and Ut­ by the riparian States are ers, can be used for con­ tarakhand — the cost will be the rivers of Cauvery, Nar­ get priority access to funds structing these roads. shared on a 90:10 ratio. mada, Godavari and Moreover, the Cabinet nod The PMGSY was launched Krishna. OUR BUREAU crore, which will shared by has a provision for allowing in December 2000 to The idea of the single POCSO Act amended: Death New Delhi, July 10 the Centre and States. The people to plant trees along provide single all­weather tribunal with different States that have under­ roads will be selected based the roads, for which they road connectivity to uncon­ benches is to make the taken agricultural reforms on population served, mar­ will be paid through Ma­ nected habitation of with present institutional archi­ penalty for child sex abuse will get priority while the ket, educational and med­ hatma Gandhi National populations of over 500 in tecture robust, Javadekar Centre plans to consolidate ical facilities. Rural Employment Guaran­ plain areas and over 250 in said. The fixation of strict OUR BUREAU hand,” Prakash Javadekar, in times of natural calamities 1.25 lakh km of rural roads tee Scheme and other State North­East, hill, tribal and timelines would result in New Delhi, July 10 Minister for Information & and in other situations where at a cost of ₹80,250 crore. Marketing produce and Central schemes. desert areas as per Census, expeditious resolution of The Union Cabinet has given Broadcasting, told media children are administered, in The Cabinet Committee Also, States that have adop­ From the total cost, al­ 2001. disputes relating to inter­ its nod to amend certain sec­ persons. any way, any hormone or any of Economic Affairs (CCEA) ted reforms in State Mar­ most ₹53,800 crore will be The release stated that 97 State rivers. tions of Protection of Chil­ “Sections four, five and six chemical substance, to attain has approved the launch of keting Produce will be pri­ borne by the Centre. Pro­ per cent of the eligible and Under the existing Act, dren from Sexual Offences are proposed to be amended early sexual maturity for the third phase of Pradhan oritised for connecting jects will be built after the feasible habitations have there is a provision for es­ (POCSO) Act, 2012 to include to provide option of strin­ purpose of penetrative Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana village roads. “States that States enter into agree­ already been connected by tablishing a dispute resolu­ provision of death penalty in gent punishment, including sexual assault. Amendments (between 2019­20 and have amended State mar­ ments with the Centre and all­weather road. The CCEA, tion committee by the cases of sexual offences death penalty, for commit­ are also proposed in Section 2024­25), Prakash keting regulations to adopt States have responsibility to on August 9, 2018, approved Centre for resolving amic­ against children. ting sexual assault and ag­ 14 and 15 of the POCSO Act to Javadekar, Minister for In­ major pro­reform provi­ maintain the roads for five continuation of Pradhan ably within a maximum “The modification is made gravated penetrative sexual levy fine for not destroying, formation & Broadcasting, sion of State/UT Agricul­ years. Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana ­ I period of one and half to address the need for strin­ assault crime on a child to deleting or reporting the por­ told media persons after tural Produce and Live­ For all State barring those and II, covering the remain­ years. But when it is not gent measures required to protect the children from nographic material involving the Cabinet meeting here stock Marketing in hilly terrains, the Centre ing habitations by March settled through the medi­ deter the rising trend of child sexual abuse,” according to a child with an intention to on Wednesday. (Promotion and Facilita­ and State will share the cost 2019 identified as those hit ation, the Centre consti­ sex abuse in the country on an official statement. share or transmit it. This involves consolida­ tion) Model Act, 2017 shall in 60:40 share. For the eight by Left Wing Extremist tutes a water dispute one hand and to address the Amendments are also pro­ Amendment is proposed tion of 1.25 lakh km at an es­ be accorded priority,” said North Eastern and three Hi­ blocks (with population of tribunal for the adjudica­ menace of relatively new posed in Section 9 to protect to be carried out in Section 2, timated cost of ₹80,250 the release. malayan States – Jammu 100­249) by March 2020. tion of the dispute. kind of crimes on the other children from sexual offences 4, 5, 6, 9, 14, 15, 34, 42 and 45.

Privatisation of Railways will raise cost of train services, fear unions Technology adoption and jobs can Railways intended to turn­ to some 11 lakh employees. Minister Piyush Goyal had also jas Express train through here on Wednesday. The RPF REAL ESTATE around production units by Despite increase in out­ announced his plans to hire private operators, Roy stated will end stagnation, improve co-exist, says Minister Piyush Goyal corporatising them. sourcing, there has not been a four lakh people in advance. that the Railways were run career progression of the of­ SELLING Referring to the Indian Rail­ corresponding improvement Recently, in a related ques­ through private firms during ficers and keep up their motiv­ COMMERCIAL MAMUNI DAS the protest here today that ways’ proposal of running Te­ in services. The AICCTU said tion on how the Indian Rail­ British days, and were used to ational level. Eligible officers New Delhi, July 10 there were apprehensions jas train through private oper­ the government should have ways will balance the two con­ move only the army. of RPF will get benefited, it HERITAGE HOTEL in Kochi with With privatisation of the In­ that there could be large­scale ators, Roy said the railways stated its privatisation plans flicting goals of adopting “Why did the government added. 13 rooms near Durbar Hall Road Mob: 8884577017 [email protected] dian Railways, trade unions employment of contract were run through private before the elections. technology and largest num­ not share their intent privat­ High Court of Delhi vide its fear that moving people and workers in the Indian Rail­ firms during British days. Incidentally, the Indian Rail­ ber of people being hired, ise the Railways before the order dated December 4, 2012 goods by trains will become ways while permanent work­ They were also against the im­ ways is also on its largest hir­ Goyal told BusinessLine that elections,” asked Roy. had directed the Railways to more expensive and there ers lose their jobs. plementation recommenda­ ing spree. It started the pro­ the growth of the Indian Rail­ grant Group ‘A’ Service status may be paring down of per­ Earlier, other trade union tion of NITI Aayog. cess about a year ago for the ways will make it possible for Cabinet move to motivate RPF to RPF. Same was upheld by the manent employees. bodies like the All India Rail­ The AICCTU noted that first round of hiring in several the national transporter to ab­ The Railway Protection Force Supreme Court on February 5, Santosh Roy, President, All way Federation and the Na­ already there is a sharp drop phases to recruit over one lakh sorb people and adopt (RPF) will get an Organis ed 2019. Accordingly, the Railway India Central Council of Trade tional Federation of Indian in number of people em­ employees, for which it got technology. Group A service, following a Board had proposed for grant Unions (AICCTU), told Busi- Railwaymen also sought a ployed by the Railways from over one crore applications. Referring to the Indian Rail­ Cabinet approval by the Nar­ of Organised Group ‘A’ Service nessLine on the sidelines of clear bluebrint on how the pretty over 16 lakh employees Earlier this year, the Railway ways’ proposal of running Te­ endra Modi­led g overnment status to RPF.

Chennai’s worsening drought forcing doctors to buy water for surgery

Hospitals are now almost completely spread droughts in four of the hospitals that have more private clinics have to pay dependent on privately-owned tankers past five years, and the govern­ money, according to Balaji more to buy water and pass on ment forecasts that per head Venu Gopal, a vascular sur­ costs to patients. We can ar­ BLOOMBERG monsoon have left nearly half availability of water will fall by geon at Apollo Hospitals in range at least some free water July 10 of India facing drought­like 35 per cent next year from Chennai. from the municipal corpora­ Along with other doctors in In­ conditions, according to the 2001 levels. Hospitals, which “Nobody has come out tion, but even that has limits.” dian cities facing unpreceden­ South Asia Drought Monitor. rely on water for sanitation openly to raise the issue and Thorat says his hospital, ted water shortages, TN Ravis­ Tamil Nadu is trapped in a and preventing infections, are seek government support so which serves a town of ankar in Chennai is praying severe dry cycle along with suffering as the cost of water far,” said Venu Gopal. “But the 147,000 people about 380 km for rain and soon. Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh rises. crisis is definitely cutting the east of Mumbai, had to buy Treating patients will “de­ and Maharashtra. The administration of profit margin of the medical two water trucks of about pend on God’s mercy” if water Up North, New Delhi has re­ Prime Minister Narendra industry.” 10,000 litres each in May. His supplies in Chennai aren’t re­ corded the worst monsoon Modi, who promised an ambi­ The water shortages risk 500­bed hospital needed plenished shortly, said Ravis­ delay in 45 years. With piped tious healthcare expansion further hurting the already more trucks in June after rains ankar, Chairman of Sudar hos­ water supply available to less ahead of his re­election in May, struggling State­run health failed and piped supplies pitals, a chain of four clinics than a fifth of Delhi homes, announced a water conserva­ system. India spends only stopped. with 150 beds. Piped water at political parties have traded tion awareness programme Residents wait in line to fill pots from a water truck BLOOMBERG around one per cent of GDP on his hospitals has already dried barbs with the State govern­ on July 1. Yet it’s unclear if the healthcare, and aims to in­ ‘Need long-term solution’ up, and even the more expens­ ment over the lack of plan­ measures will be enough to sending more patients to local he said. “If the situation con­ crease it to 2.5 per cent by In Chennai, Ravisankar says a ive water trucks he now relies ning for water­truck supplies ensure a steady supply of hospitals in places like tinues, after a month we won’t 2025. By comparison, nations long­term solution is needed. on may be unavailable soon in to large swathes of the city. clean water. Chennai. be able to supply water even to whose entire populations Rainfall in southern India this Tamil Nadu. As the impact of climate “Not many are informed “Almost all of Chennai’s the people who can pay a huge have access to health services week was 30 per cent below “The cost escalation will change worsens, water is about just how big the hospitals are now completely sum for a tanker of water,” he spend as much as 6 per cent of normal levels, according to have to be passed on to pa­ shaping up to be a serious eco­ dangers are,” said Arivudai dependent on the more than said. GDP on insurance and health­ the India Meteorological tients, who will have to spend nomic risk in Asia’s third­ Nambi Appadurai, head of In­ 5,000 privately­owned The price of a 12,000­litre care, according to the World Department. more,” Ravisankar said. “If the largest economy. Desertifica­ dia adaption strategy at the tankers that ferry water water truck soared from Health Organization. “Right now, there’s an emer­ situation continues, after a tion, land degradation and World Resources Institute, a around the city every day,” ac­ ₹1,200 in April to as high as “The pressure on us rises gency so the government is month we won’t be able to drought cost India about 2.54 Washington­based group that cording to N Nijalingam, Pres­ ₹6,000 since shortages began, every time there’s a drought,” bringing water by trains,” Rav­ serve patients.” per cent of gross domestic researches ways to protect the ident of the Tamil Nadu The News Minute website re­ said Ashok Thorat, chief med­ isankar said, referring to sup­ product in 2014­15, according environment. The quality of Private Water Tanker Lorry ported. Smaller nursing ical officer at a state­run hos­ plies that are typically re­ Weak monsoon to a study last year by the En­ water being bought even by Owners Association. But it’s homes and clinics in Chennai, pital in Beed, Maharashtra. served for drinking water Failed rains last year and vironment Ministry. homes in drought­struck becoming tougher to source a medical tourism hub, have “More people turn up at our instead of hospitals. But bey­ delays in this year’s annual India has witnessed wide­ areas has caused allergies, water even from 100 km away, been hit harder than larger government hospital because ond this? It’s all left to nature.

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QUICKLY ‘There is no asset-liability mismatch for majority of NBFCs’ Rupee trips 7 paise to 68.58 G BALACHANDAR and small players, I don’t think li­ funding source available for There are lots of unknowns will only add to the confusion in Even in the CV segment, there are Mumbai, July 10 Chennai, July 10 quidity has eased. They were ac­ them. surrounding BS­VI, including the customers’ minds. gaps in the market. The rupee declined by 7 paise to close at 68.58 TT Srinivasaraghavan, Managing tually untouched by the capital That is a systemic issue but higher initial cost, availability of Infrastructure is a big story, against the US dollar on Wednesday, pressured Director of Sundaram Finance, a market happenings and were that again is nothing new. It has fuel across the country, and so What is Sundaram Finance’s today and for the future. The con­ by persistent foreign fund outflows and leading non-banking finance largely dependent on bank bor­ been there for decades. But it is on. But this is not the first time strategy this year in light of tinuing focus of the government firming crude oil prices. At the forex market, company (NBFC) that is part of TVS rowings. With b anks tightening important to realise that there we are seeing this downturn. the CV slowdown? on the infrastructure space will the domestic unit opened weak at 68.61 and group, feels elated as NBFCs’ role the screws on lending to the are no ALM issues for the over­ Cyclicality is a known factor in What we have done well over the help boost the construction soon slipped to hit the day’s low of 68.67. has been acknowledged smaller players and also in­ whelming majority of NBFCs. the CV sector. I expect a revival in years is to develop a diversified equipment segment. However, it pared some losses to touch a high for the first time by a creasing the rates, they the second half of FY21. portfolio. If the monsoon turns out well, of 68.48, before finally closing at 68.58, Finance Minister in have been badly hit. Is there any hope for revival in If you look at our FY19 num­ the farm sector could see a re­ showing a loss of 7 paise over its previous Budget speech. He Numerically, they are the commercial vehicle (CV) What is your take on the bers, we did not grow in the CV vival and positive rural senti­ close.. The 10-year government bond yield was welcomed the O large and it is they who de­ sector in the near term? slowdown in other auto segment and yet we registered ment will result in increased at 6.54 per cent. PTI measures put forth by liver much of the last mile The first six months of the last segments? an increase in disbursements of consumption spending. Finance Minister Nirmala credit. If there is a greater push year was a boom time for the CV The biggest worry is the passen­ almost 10 per cent, which is an We see good growth prospects Sitharaman to address some of by the government/RBI and if sector. But starting from Q3, sales ger car segment. CV is cyclical indication of strong growth in in the construction equipment ICICI Securities to sell retail loans the burning issues facing the banks free up the funds a little dropped month after month, in­ and there it is a question of other segments. It is a question and farm equipment Mumbai, July 10 sector. Srinivasaraghavan spoke to bit, the situation with the me­ cluding in Q1 of the current year. ‘when’ and not ‘if’. But in the case of shuffling the pack and being segments. ICICI Securities has diversified its business model BusinessLine about the liquidity dium and small NBFCs will The actual problem started of passenger vehicles, one won­ nimble­footed. to include offering of retail loans through its scenario, slowdown in the improve. with the introduction of the re­ ders what will trigger the revival It is certainly going to be a online (ICICI Direct) platform and offline automobile sector and near-term vised axle load norms. That came and the turnaround. tough year. But there still are channels, which includes a network of nearly challenges. Excerpts: What do you have to say on at a time when CV sales were at a The outlook is currently bleak areas of opportunity to increase 200 branches. “This service is inclusive of the issue of ALM (asset-liability peak. It created a 15­20 per cent for the passenger vehicle seg­ our market presence and products such as personal loans, home loans, Have liquidity constraints mismatch) in the NBFC sector? excess capacity, especially in the ment. This is the more worrying market share. There are loan against property, auto loans, and credit eased now in the NBFC sector? There is no ALM problem for M&H (middle and heavy) CV seg­ area because of the cascading ef­ pockets of opportun­ cards offered by ICICI Bank,” it said in a release on Liquidity is better. For some of most of the NBFCs. This is mostly ment. Rural sentiment was neg­ fect it can cause. The recent ity in the market Tuesday, adding that it will earn a distribution the larger NBFCs, liquidity has uninformed discourse that ative, freight movement has buzz around Electric Vehicles which we can tap. commission for selling these products. Stating eased. Actually, for many of the NBFCs have an ALM issue. Where been sluggish, thereby resulting that this is a new revenue stream for the bigger players, liquidity was al­ is the question of ALM for vehicle in the M&H CV segment going ZY company, Vijay Chandok, Managing Director and ways available but it came at a financing NBFCs, which have an into a free fall. HFCs have an issue in Chief Executive of ICICI Securities, said retail higher cost after the IL&FS issue average lending duration of 3­5 And now there is talk of BS­VI terms of asset-liability distribution is a fast-growing segment and entry flared up in Q3 of last year. years, or consumer durable fin­ and pre­buying ahead of the mismatch given that they into this segment marks its presence in the In the last month or so, the ancing NBFCs, which have asset launch. My own feeling is that lend for 15-20 years... That is entire financial planning journey of their cost of funds has eased which, I tenures of 12 months or less? even if there is pre­buying, it will a systemic issue but that customer’s lifecycle. Over five lakh I-Sec believe, is reflective of the fact The HFCs (housing finance be a limited one, largely driven again is nothing new. It has customers are already pre-approved and credit- that liquidity too has started eas­ companies) have an issue in by replacement buying. Even been there for decades cleared who can avail of personal loan through ing. From Q3 of FY19 to Q1 of this terms of asset­liability mismatch with that, the CV sector is likely TT SRINIVASARAGHAVAN the ICICI Direct platform without any fiscal, we are definitely in a bet­ given that they lend for 15­20 to go through a bumpy ride over MD, Sundaram Finance documentation. OUR BUREAU ter place. However, for medium years and there is no long­term the next 12­18 months. YZ

CONSOLIDATION OF STATE-OWNED BANKS Govt to induct 5 whole-time directors on boards of large public sector banks Director and Chief Executive an MD & CEO and three EDs — with the Reserve Bank” will government may be intend­ BoB with effect from April 1, ranging synergies. Lever­ at the board­level, the posi­ K RAM KUMAR SURABHI Officer (MD and CEO) and on the boards of large PSBs­­ be incorporated. At present, ing to put in place a State 2019. BoB has four WTDs — aging of networks, low­cost tion of Chairman and Man­ Mumbai, July 10 four Executive Directors BoB, Punjab National Bank, the clause relating to the ap­ Bank of India (SBI) board­like the MD & CEO and three EDs. deposits and subsidiaries of aging Director in PSBs was bi­ Following the merger of (EDs) — on boards of large Bank of India, Canara Bank, pointment of WTDs in PSBs structure in order to help the When the cabinet ap­ the three banks have the po­ furcated into a non­executive Dena Bank and Vijaya Bank PSBs, whose balance sheets Union Bank of India and reads as “not more than four consolidated PSBs efficiently proved the amalgamation of tential to yield significant Chairman and an MD & CEO with Bank of Baroda (BoB), will grow bigger once other Central Bank of India. whole­time directors to be manage their businesses. SBI, Dena Bank and Vijaya Bank synergies for positioning the during the Modi govern­ the government is now seek­ PSBs merge with them, going appointed by the Central gov­ the country’s largest lender , with BoB in early January consolidated entity for sub­ ment’s first five­year tenure. ing to beef up the number of by the amendments pro­ Banking Companies Act ernment after consultation has five WTDs — the Chair­ 2019, the Finance M inistry stantial rise in customer According to the F inance whole­time directors (WTDs) posed to the Banking Com­ In accordance with the pro­ with the Reserve Bank”. man and four Managing Dir­ had said that the consolida­ base, market reach, opera­ Ministry, a professional on boards of large public sec­ panies (Acquisition and posed amendments, the ectors — on its board. tion among the three PSBs tional efficiency, wider bou­ Banks Board Bureau has been tor banks (PSBs) into which Transfer of Undertakings) clause of “not more than five SBI-like model Consolidation in the PSB will help create a strong, quet of products and ser­ created for arm’s length se­ other PSBs will get merged. Act, 1970. whole­time directors to be According to BK Divakara, space has been kick­started globally­competitive bank vices, and improved access lection of non­executive The government wants to At present, the govern­ appointed by the Central gov­ former Executive Director, with the merger of Dena with economies of scale and for customers, it added. Chairmen and whole­time have five WTDs — a Managing ment appoints four WTDs — ernment after consultation Central Bank of India, the Bank and Vijaya Bank with enable realisation of wide­ To strengthen governance directors.

Insurers say 5% TDS on net proceeds As NCLAT ruling Corp Bank settles on Essar Steel SunTec launches solutions to help 1,148 claims under of life cover will ease tax compliance pinches banks, banks with digital transformation social security It avoids cases of (10D) of section 10. “Several attract this tax, the new SBI chief says IBC VINSON KURIAN according to K Nanda Kumar, formation aspirations from schemes concerns have been ex­ proposal of 5 per cent TDS Thiruvananthapuram, July 10 CEO, SunTec. the state of their legacy tax cut even while pressed that deducting tax is possibly better as it is can be amended SunTec Business Solutions This aligns with Forrester systems.” OUR BUREAU there is no gain on gross amount creates only applicable on the net has launched in London the Vice­President and Principal Mangaluru, July 10 difficulties to an assessee gains (total payout less OUR BUREAU Xelerate Digital Core, a ‘low­ Analyst Jost Hoppermann’s Agility and flexibility Corporation Bank has settled a SURABHI who otherwise has to pay premiums paid). At Mumbai, July 10 risk approach for banks to ac­ analysis on what banks need Xelerate equips banks with total of 1,148 claims under two Mumbai, July 10 tax on net income (that is present, one per cent TDS is State Bank of India Chairman Ra­ celerate digital transforma­ to do to succeed with digital the agility and flexibility re­ social security schemes of the In a step that will help ease after deducting the amount levied on the total payout jnish Kumar on Wednesday indic­ tion without having to re­ transformation. quired to make their digital government during 2018­19 and compliance hassles for life of insurance premium paid exceeding ₹1 lakh, so there ated that there may be a need to place their functionally Nanda Kumar quoted Hop­ transformation plans a suc­ up to May of the current fiscal. insurance policy holders , by him from the total sum could be situation where amend the Insolvency and Bank­ stable legacy core systems’. permann as observing in cess. It allows banks to bring A press release said here on the Budget proposed a 5 received),” said the Memor­ the customer ends up pay­ ruptcy Code after the ruling of Xelerate seeks to simplify ‘The State Of Di­ together differ­ Wednesday that the bank per cent tax deducted at andum to the Finance Bill, ing TDS even if s/he has not the NCLAT in the Essar Steel case. the process by ‘hollowing out gital Banking WX ent facets of settled 776 claims under the source (TDS) on net insur­ 2019, adding that it will also had any gains,” said Ashwin “Let us see what works out. customer engagement func­ Transformation, The company claims technologies to Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti ance proceeds. The provi­ help tax administration B, Chief Operating Officer, There have been in the past, and if tions’ from the core system 2019’ report that that banks can create new cus­ Bima Yojana (PMJJBY) in 2018­19, sion will come into effect easily match the TDS. Exide Life Insurance. required, there can be more and managing it as a hori­ “the digital quickly adopt new tomer experi­ and 123 claims up to May of the from September 1, 2019. amendments to the IBC. Let us be zontal cross­enterprise layer. banking trans­ technologies, add ence. current financial year. The Riders attached Smoother IT filing This means that for such patient,” he told reporters on the These include product in­ formation im­ more functionality SunTec has scheme provides insurance policies, net insurance pro­ Insurers said the provision Satyan Jambunathan, Chief sidelines of launching a book on novation capabilities, soph­ perative has teamed up with cover to citizens in the age and capabilities, ceeds — which is the is for only specific covers, Financial Officer, ICICI HDFC Bank. Kumar said that if se­ isticated customer data man­ never been as Capgemini to group of 18 to 50 years at an an­ offer customised amount payable minus which are largely single Prudential Life Insurance, cured financial creditors are put agement, partner ecosystem relevant as bring personal­ nual premium of ₹330. products and total premium paid — will premium as most policies also welcomed the move at par with operational creditors, and revenue management today”. ised customer The bank settled 211 claims enhance the be taxed at 5 per cent. have a 10­time cover and and said it will facilitate it can be a disincentive. “We are a and pricing. “Banks ur­ engagement under Pradhan Mantri Surak­ customer experience TDS is deducted at 1 per are so outside the ambit of smoother tax compliance different class of creditor,” he gently need to solutions to sha Bima Yojana (PMSBY) dur­ cent of gross proceeds at tax. for the customer. said, adding that in liquidation Digital transformation move to a state­ with its offering global financial ing 2018­19, and 38 claims up to the time of payment, as per “Most insurance policies “This is because generally lenders are the top priority along With this approach, banks of­the­art applic­ services clients May of 2019­20. PMSBY provides current norms. don’t fall under the ambit customers mention only with employees. can quickly adopt new tech­ ation landscape. Without with Xelerate Digital Core. accident insurance cover to cit­ At present, under section of this tax provision be­ the net income in their in­ The NCLAT earlier this month nologies, add more function­ one, they will find it hard to Anirban Bose, CEO, Cap­ izens in the age group of 18 to 70 194DA of the Income Tax cause it only applies for come tax returns, whereas had approved ₹42,000­crore bid alities and capabilities, offer do more than merely survive gemini’s Financial Services, years at a premium of ₹12 per Act, a person is obliged to those policies which are Form 26AS reflects the total of ArcelorMittal to take over Essar customised products and en­ the next decade.” said: “SunTec is an important annum. deduct tax at source if the not exempt under section proceeds on which tax has Steel. But lenders will have to take hance the customer experi­ SunTec’s emphasis is on part of the partner ecosys­ The schemes are linked to person pays any sum to a 10(10D), that is policies been deducted, thus lead­ alarger haircut as NCLT allowed a ence. the simplicity of how this tem as we seek to offer the savings bank accounts. The resident under a life insur­ which do not have a min­ ing to a mismatch. Going bigger share to operational cred­ The goal is transition from can be done, Nanda Kumar most powerful and relevant premium is deducted automat­ ance policy, which is not ex­ imum 10 times life cover. forward, such instances can itors than what was envisaged by a product­based to an agile, said. “Our goal is help banks offerings to meet the needs ically from the bank account of empt under sub­section Even for policies which will be avoided,” he said. Committee of Creditors. customer­first organisation, de­link their digital trans­ of our global client base.” the insured person, it said.

Job cuts may be the new norm in banks, but Citigroup is hiring Deutsche Bank to lay off over

BLOOMBERG our existing business model.” creasing uncertainty in the its new combined structure to 20 equities & sales staff in India July 10 New York­based Citigroup is global economic and political build its business with finan­ BLOOMBERG Deutsche Bank said in an In one of the darker weeks for ranked fourth among advisers outlook,” Dickson said. cial sponsors and alternative July 10 email it’s too early to com­ finance jobs, Citigroup Inc said on deals announced so far this “We will see increasing volat­ asset managers, Falco said. Deutsche Bank AG will let go ment on the details of cuts in it’s planning to increase senior year, according to data com­ ility in the M&A and financing more than 20 people in India India. The German lender un­ banking hires across key sec­ piled by Bloomberg. markets going forward and Private equity as part of its global move to veiled a sweeping overhaul tors and markets as it aims to The firm began a revamp won’t be surprised to see peri­ “Financial sponsors are the withdraw from equity sales of its operations at the start become a top­three invest­ last year, combining the invest­ ods where the deal flow is highest­growth asset class and trading business, accord­ of the week, involving an exit ment bank. ment bank with the capital much less than in the previous given they have so much cap­ ing to people familiar with from global equities busi­ The lender is seeking to add markets origination unit in a years,” he said. “However, our ital to deploy on new invest­ the decision. ness and the loss of 18,000 to its healthcare and techno­ move meant to align fund­rais­ pipeline remains strong.” ments,” he said. “This is a huge The German lender plans jobs worldwide by 2022. logy teams, and is also looking ing and advisory products and Global M&A volumes are area of focus for us, and we to undertake the retrench­ About half of the equities to increase local deal­making give clients more comprehens­ down about 10 per cent this think they are going to be even ment in phases, with some of staff across Asia have been clout in some emerging mar­ ive coverage. year, largely due to a sharp more active than they are the affected staff in equity re­ cut, and another 25 per cent kets, Tyler Dickson and Manolo It hired three executives slowdown in Europe, where now.” search and sales leaving first, will go in a month, a person Falco, co­heads of the bank’s in­ from troubled German firm deal­making has been im­ Buyout firms, sitting on $1.1 the people said, requesting familiar with the matter said vestment banking operation, Deutsche Bank AG last month, pacted by a slowing economy trillion of uninvested capital, anonymity because the cuts on Monday. said in a telephone interview. including Mark Keene, who and concerns over the UK’s have deployed billions of dol­ aren’t public. Some traders Deutsche Bank has more “We are focused on quality, was brought in to become co­ plans to leave the European lars in new investments this will stay on for a while to than 13,000 employees in In­ not quantity,” Falco said. head of technology banking. The lender plans to recruit for its healthcare and tech teams and is Union. Activity in the US, tradi­ year, taking advantage of a dip wind down its existing posi­ dia, in businesses including “There are lots of opportunit­ also looking to increase local deal-making clout ISTOCK/ZAKOKOR tionally the biggest deals mar­ in valuations and renewed fo­ tions before departing, they retail and wholesale bank­ ies for us to expand in China, Volatile M&A ket, is healthier, with spending cus by companies to shed un­ added. ing, investment banking ad­ parts of the Middle East and Citigroup has also employed Deutsche Bank announced a “Advising and financing on up about 8 per cent from the wanted assets. Citigroup ad­ Deutsche Bank’s equities visory and wealth Latin America, aside from our senior bankers from Goldman major overhaul this week that mergers and acquisitions, a same period last year to $1.2 vised an affiliate of Brookfield team in India is divided into management. US expansion. Our focus is on Sachs Group and Barclays in re­ will include 18,000 job losses key source of investment trillion. Asset Management in its $6.3­ about 10 researchers and More than 11,000 work in bringing in high­calibre talent cent months to expand in the as it combats declining rev­ bankers’ fees, is likely to re­ Citigroup is also targeting billion purchase of Genesee & around 20 in sales and back office and technology who are complementary to US. enue and rising funding costs. main volatile because of in­ growth in private equity, using Wyoming earlier this month. trading. roles.

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0x y z thursday, july 11, 2019 Getting investment activity buzzing again Dollar dreams Policy support to specific sectors should not be resisted. Boom and bust cycles in sectors like construction can be avoided AJAY SHANKAR economy and job creation.

The Centre’s plan to borrow from external he Budget and the Eco­ Sluggish private investments markets is feasible, but caution is advisable nomic Survey have em­ Private investment has not been Tphasised the need for in­ rising for many years now. Not only vestment and export led should it rise rapidly, it should also he Finance Minister’s proposal to raise growth. There is, however, no fiscal lead to the creation of more jobs. It part of the government’s borrowings in stimulus as fiscal rectitude is being should facilitate the doubling of external markets and in external curren­ maintained. farmers’ incomes. A surge in private T Recapitalising public sector investment in States such as UP and cies, has pleased the bond market and banks with ₹70,000 crore , restor­ Bihar, which are holding India back, found favour with several economists. Given that the ing health of the NBFCs, leaving is sorely needed. Centre’s gross market borrowings for the current more funds with the banks with But private investment decisions fiscal arepegged at a high ₹7.1 lakh crore, the move to government itself borrowing over­ are taken by a hard headed assess­ raise part of this overseas can ease the risk of over­ seas for the first time, and steps to ment of likely profits and risks. strengthen the bond market, are in­ Considerations of national interest, supply of government bonds in the domestic mar­ tended to get the financial sector or, exhortations from government, ket. Large government borrowings lead to crowding into good health so that higher do not really matter. The expecta­ out of the private sector and add pressure on do­ levels of private investment can be tion of returns from specific sec­ mestic rates and liquidity. Consequent hardening of readily financed at lower interest toral investments has to be high rates. enough. Understanding the busi­ yields can have a cascading effect on interest rates in The RBI has also been reducing ness case for new investment in any Reviving a labour-intensive sector like construction should have been the government’s priority SHAJU JOHN other segments of the financial market. In times of the repo rate. The moot question is sector and of possible policy instru­ monetary easing, this can be counterproductive, and whether this would suffice to get in­ ments which can be used to im­ toral policy instruments crafted in sympathetic attention. tor and coming to its rescue. Con­ hinder transmission of rate cuts by the RBI. vestment rates to rise, or, could prove it, needs in­depth analysis of partnership with industry. The re­ Sectoral policy attention at an version of short­term debt into something more be done. that sector. cent call of CII for a sectoral focus early stage could, perhaps, have long­term finance or equity, along But short­term gains aside, issuance of interna­ One easy measure which would There has been some reluctance flows from this weakness. minimised distress. An early revival with infusion of credit for comple­ tional sovereign bonds — which will facilitate inclu­ have a major impact, would be for to look at sectoral interventions, of the sector would have also tion of stalled projects, could have sion into global bond indices — is also imperative if the RBI to begin undoing the large given the experience of the pre re­ Focus on construction helped in job creation and in been a solution. The land banks we wish to draw greater foreign inflows into the In­ real exchange rate appreciation form period of a planned economy Exploring briefly a major sector nudging GDP growth upwards. would have mitigated risk. dian debt market. Currently India’s representation that has occurred over the last five with micro management and the would be illustrative of the possibil­ In the days of heady growth, In some egregious cases, ejecting years. Perceptive observers, includ­ maze of distortions it created. This ities. One major labour intensive builders moved aggressively to in­ the promoters and creating Board in global debt market indices is relatively small com­ ing the former Vice­Chairman of reluctance was strengthened by the sector is construction. Housing and crease their land banks and launch managed companies with the fin­ pared to other emerging markets. The IMF’s latest NITI Aayog, a former Chief Eco­ consensus in the Anglo Saxon world real estate have been one of the key new projects. Once demand moder­ ancial institutions in control would global financial stability report had stated that the nomic Advisor and a former Deputy against ‘industrial policy’ as the drivers of economic growth in ated, they found themselves over have been necessary. Nudging the renminbi­denominated government and policy Governor RBI, have been advocat­ state was seen as not being capable many economies over time, includ­ leveraged. Land banks are illiquid sector to lower the price points of ing this. of choosing ‘winners and losers’. ing India in the post reform period. assets. With new bookings drying their new project offerings could bank bonds added to the Bloomberg Barclays Global Export growth as well as ‘Make in Notwithstanding this, the state It drives upstream demand for in­ up, many found it increasingly diffi­ have generated sufficient demand Aggregate Bond Index starting in April 2019 and India’ need this. The possible con­ has in the industrialised advanced dustries like cement, steel and elec­ cult to complete ongoing projects. for the sector’s revival. phased in over a 20­month period, could bring $150 cern about this fuelling economies continued to trical equipment. Unlike sectors where firms face But these steps require a differ­ billion in additional inflows to China by 2020; other inflation is misplaced as selectively intervene to Whenever it has run into diffi­ decline due to obsolescence of the ent mindset, which accepts situ­ inflation is at a historic create and also maintain culty on account of, say, an asset technology and the product, such ations where it is in the public in­ emerging markets may consequently see a reduc­ low. The impact on the competitive advantage. price bubble which sees sudden as CDs or conventional mobile terest to intervene early to tion in flows. Given that a lack of liquidity and effect­ fiscal deficit would be The most remarkable correction, it has contributed to sig­ phones, where nothing can be minimise public losses. ive benchmarks have kept foreign investor interest marginal as government success has been the nificant economic downturns. This done, housing is a sector with Restoring the financial sector to tepid in India’s corporate bond market, sovereign is­ has stopped subsidising European effort to cre­ sector has been in difficulty in India enough demand in India for the good health may alone not be suffi­ suances can also open floodgates of liquidity for Cor­ petroleum products. ate a competitor to Boe­ in this decade. Recently many hous­ next 50 years at least. Though the cient for creating the virtuous cycle But as the government ing in Airbus. The main ing NBFCs have got into serious land bank with the builders could of rising investments, exports and porate India. Also, foreign investors’ holdings in In­ goes in for sovereign reason that ‘Make in In­ problems. Earlier, many builders not be monetised, its long­term growth. Creative sectoral policy in­ dian debt thus far have been low, offering ample borrowings, then it too, like large dia’ did not get beyond being an at­ were under stress and some turned value would not only be intact but terventions could be decisive in leeway. FPIs currently constitute about 3.6 per cent of corporates, wealthy Indians and tractive aspiration was that the bankrupt. Many who had booked would keep increasing. turning hopes into reality. government securities’ holdings. In the Indonesian FIIs would see financial gain from need for a holistic medium­term apartments found that their pro­ There was, therefore, an arguable an appreciating real exchange rate strategy for the identified sectors jects were not getting completed case for public financial institu­ The writer is Distinguished Fellow, bond market it is a whopping 38 per cent, while that and may, therefore, favour it even was not sufficiently recognised. and their money was stuck. Some tions at the behest of government TERI, and former Secretary, DIPP in Malaysia is about 24 per cent. These countries are though such appreciation hurts the Nor, as a result, were effective sec­ had to go to the courts to get some taking a long­term view of the sec­ also more vulnerable to an exodus of funds from their bond markets. But this is where India will have to tread cau­ tiously. So far, the RBI has been slowly increasing the cap on foreign institutional investments in the G­ Does India need a foreign bond issue? Secs market. Continued prudence in restraining short­term borrowings will be imperative. Global By making a successful bond issue the government wants to flex its muscles on the global stage shocks can lead to heightened selling pressure on emerging market bonds. Also, a sound financial mar­ SUBIR ROY bear a larger exchange rate risk) the country to achieve a rapid pose while giving a large loan is ket infrastructure — clearing, payment and settle­ must be to test the water. It will dis­ growth in exports, thus adopting sharp devaluation. A bond issue of ment systems and custodian services among others VALUE FOR MONEY cover how fine (low) a rate at which the East Asian path of export led the sort being contemplated will — is a prerequisite for foreign investor access. Above the country can borrow and impli­ growth. The measures taken to pro­ naturally not involve such condi­ citly the country risk that the global mote “make in India” are in line tionalities but its overall impact all, the lower borrowing cost argument should not he government an­ financial markets attach to it. The with this. will be indisputable. It will set in prompt a reckless attempt by the Centre. Even nounced in the Budget its finer the rate the lower the per­ But after balancing out the pluses motion a process which will integ­ though there is a notable interest rate differential in Tdecision to raise a part of ceived country risk. and minuses in the new tariff rates rate the Indian economy more borrowing overseas (more than 3­odd per cent in dol­ its gross borrowing in for­ But there is a catch. The interest announced, the tariff barrier closely with the global scenario. lar terms), hedging cost of reportedly 4­odd per cent eign markets; a foreign currency de­ rate that a bond issue bears is de­ around India appears to have gone Since there is currently some disen­ nominated bond issue is planned termined by both global supply up marginally. chantment with globalisation, the would imply a similar cost in rupee terms . To mitig­ in a few months. A successful bond and demand. Right now the global So will we be working at cross correct intellectual approach ate volatility risk, broadening the investor base to in­ issue always reflects well on the is­ markets are flush with funds and so purposes if on one hand we make should be to wait and watch. clude, apart from banks, other domestic institutions suer and there will be some satisfac­ issue managers will be hard selling imports dearer by raising tariffs The government claims the bond like insurance companies and pension funds is also tion from knowing that there are to potential borrowers. and on the other make them issue decision has been taken after ready takers globally for Indian gov­ cheaper by allowing the rupee to a long internal debate. important, as they can step in to offset some of the ernment paper. Latin American experience appreciate? One of its pluses is it will enable pressures in times of heightened capital outflows. But a question arises: what is the Take the case of Latin American Looking overseas/ISTOCKPHOTO In fact, if the country goes in for the government to draw less on the These structural aspects need to be dealt with before need for going in for this and is countries. In the aftermath of the anything near to a significant and domestic financial savings pool and taking up the Finance Minister’s proposal. there a downside to it? India first oil price hikes in the seventies when the rupee stronger when it is continued policy of sovereign for­ allow corporates to raise resources went in for what can be called quasi the global markets were awash already in the process of appreciat­ eign bond issues then there must at lower rates. But the government sovereign borrowing in 1991 when with Petro dollars, they borrowed ing against the US dollar. Is this de­ be a firm regime in place to ensure can just as easily place rupee bonds it was in the throes of the most seri­ cheap and wide. But then the chick­ sirable at this juncture? that exports do well and adequate with the RBI and draw against OTHER VOICES ous payments crisis in its history by ens came home to roost when the India’s exports have again started reserves are built up when the time them. getting the State Bank of India to is­ global financial crisis broke in the picking up after several years of comes to redeem the bonds issued. It seems politics eventually got sue the India Development Bonds late eighties and it was followed by stagnation, so what is needed is a fa­ After the payments crisis of the the better of economics. What won totalling $1.6 billion. But today the a string of Latin American defaults. vourable exchange rate, that is a early nineties, India was able to re­ was the desire to project a muscular situation could not be more differ­ So being able to borrow cheap is slightly depreciating rupee. build its reserves on the back of rap­ India on the global stage, one which Adjustment without reform ent with foreign exchange reserves certainly indicative of investors’ Also an appreciating rupee will idly rising exports and thus be in a can make a successful bond issue at Now that the detailed documents connected with Pakistan’s exceeding $400 billion. low risk perception, but that is not make imports cheaper. This will be comfortable position to not just re­ an extremely fine coupon rate, latest IMF programme have finally been made public, it is If you do not need the hard cur­ the entire story. desirable if India seeks to follow the deem the bonds but repay the large “comparable to top economies”, possible to get a deeper look at what exactly the government rency but still go in for a bit of bor­ One likely consequence of a suc­ trade expansion path to growth. loans taken from the multilateral and take the credit for it has committed to. One thing that is now clear is that, in its rowing in it then the main reason cessful international bond issue Under such a scenario cheaper im­ financial institutions. domestically. rush to finalise the programme, the government has deferred (after all, a bigger hard currency will be a quicker accretion to re­ ported inputs, along with efficient One of the conditionalities the most decisions concerning any serious policy reform. As a raising can only result in having to serves which will inevitably make value addition at home, will enable global institutions invariably im­ The writer is a senior journalist result, the programme is best described as all adjustment and no reform. (KARACHI, JULY 10)

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Power’s conundrum MLAs. Perhaps, such a scenario, droughts, earthquakes and man­ tional capital at a low cost and Don’t pander to Donald Trump With reference to ‘Ku­ seems more plausible which could made ones like stampede in places timely payment of current liabilit­ After Jet lag, IndiGo blues ? Though the president of the United States has fired off another maraswamy’s government gets a merely delay the “inevitable” but of worship, falling bridges, care­ ies but also promises to levy a volley of insults, his primary target – the British ambassador, breather’ (July 10), the fact that 13­ may not be able to avoid it less driving, houses collapsing and At a time when the aviation sector greater focus on performance/ Kim Darroch – has done nothing but his job. The national month­old JD(S)­Congress govern­ completely. the like. Some of them measured is confronted with multiple im­ throughput and enhance the user­ interest would hardly be served by Her Majesty’s chief ment got a breather on Tuesday But, curiously enough, Rahul alone look like micro accidents pediments, a lot more than fare­ experience. representative in Washington sending back sanitised and with Karnataka Assembly Speaker Gandhi is also understood to have but cumulatively they take a heavy hike and tax­incentives is required Strategic measures are needed euphemistic dispatches. Sir Kim’s unflattering assessments of KR Ramesh Kumar seeking more (for the first time) joined his party­ toll of lives. to prioritise sustainable revenue­ to ensure business­viability, Donald Trump and his administration are embarrassing; but time to decide on the resignation men in raising slogans against the We do have The Disaster Man­ growth and profitability. provide job­security to employees, the problem was the leaking of the documents, not their of 12 legislators did not come as a Centre for “stage managing” the agement Act, a National Disaster Optimal utilisation of credit, di­ generate value for shareholders drafting. (LONDON, JULY 9) big surprise. resignations of the disgruntled Framework, disaster prevention ligent allocation of financial re­ and efficiently manage customer­ However, his plea averring that MLAs belonging to the Congress strategy, early warning systems, sources, brand­refreshing exer­ relations. “he has sought time as he does not and JD(S). While the BJP leadership disaster mitigation and prepared­ cises, large­scale Investor confidence demands want to set a wrong precedent” has along been refuting all such ness in place, but when it comes to governance­reforms and talent­ that Regulators should develop a while adding that “future genera­ charges but the fact still remains implementation, lack of co­ordin­ hunt initiatives are pre­requisites. market for distressed assets to Japan-ROK feud flare-up imperils progress tions should not look at me like I that the Congress must also own ation and delays make the results It is prudent to attract top­talent safeguard lenders and preserve In a move that the Republic of Korea says risks pushing am an accused”, deserves to be ap­ up its failure to keep its flock to­ much less effective. The chaos dur­ besides reducing staff­turnover in borrower­goodwill. bilateral ties to a “dead­end street”, Japan announced last plauded by all those who firmly gether. ing Kerala floods last year is a case order to inculcate a sense of own­ A profit­oriented, compliant week that it would tighten curbs on exports to the ROK of believe in the “honest” observance SK Gupta in point. ership and motivate the work­ and competitive financial/opera­ New Delhi three materials vital to the tech industry. Seoul said the of the relevant democratic norms, There is a need to create a know­ force. tional­framework can go a long measures would leave it with no other choice but to take if he really means business? ledge management system for col­ Promoters and top­manage­ distance to hedge capital­risks, "countermeasures". Tokyo cited broken trust as reason It’s a different matter that this Disaster management lating information of such events, ment ought to collaborate in or­ render robust corporate­gov­ behind the move. But many believe it is Japan’s retaliation move is also seen in political With reference to “Dealing with analysing them and sharing them der to establish an optimal struc­ ernance and boost income via for recent ROK court rulings ordering Japanese circles as buying time for the rul­ disasters” (July 10) it is true that we with the agencies concerned. ture backed by high seamless service­delivery. corporations to compensate Koreans used as forced labor ing coalition to keep its flock to­ have accumulated little know­ YG Chouksey market­goodwill. This can not only Girish Lalwani Pune New Delhi during World War II. (BEIJING, JULY 10) gether and reach out to its rebel ledge in spite of recurring floods, facilitate the sourcing of addi­

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CM YK ...... CH-CHE CHENNAI BusinessLine 7 THURSDAY • JULY 11 • 2019 THINK Hygge meets anomie Raising the happiness quotient, the Danish way Kargil conflict remembered They decided to make do with C GOPINATH what they have and enjoy it. Hygge It brought home the hard truth that for the Pakistan army enmity towards India is vital for it to continue as de facto ruler AMERICAN PERISCOPE makes them avoid controversial subjects in discussion. They strive Contrary to popular perception, were brought down by Pakistani for the least common denomin­ Nawaz was briefed on more than surface to Air Missiles — a MiG 21F need to explain two of the ator — isn’t the food great, and the one occasion on what was hap­ piloted by Squadron Leader Ahuja, three words in the title. Let’s wine refreshing! Aha, the sun is pening, including at the Pakistan who sadly lost his life and a MiG Ifirst briefly digress to Face­ out today! When the Danes get to­ Army’s Regional Headquarters in 27L by Flight Lieutenant book. Over time, I seem to gether to hygge, no one will raise a G PARTHASARATHY Skardu. Nachiketa, who was captured. have accumulated a set of family controversial subject. The idea is India’s intelligence services The Pakistanis sought to play and friends who are determined now hitting the export markets learnt of the infiltration only their usual games by arranging a to tell everyone everything that is with books about hygge trans­ recisely two decades ago, around a year later, resulting in an huge media event to showcase wrong with the world. The post­ lated for sale in many languages. three battalions of the In­ ugly blame game over who was re­ their “generosity” during a con­ ings are about rivers drying up, Hygge must be working for Pdian Army were tasked sponsible for a serious intelli­ flict, by offering to release trees being cut to make way for them in another way too. For with attacking and retak­ gence failure. Nachiketa in my presence, at the roads, and how industry has seven consecutive years, the coun­ ing the heights of Tiger Hill, the Prime Minister Vajpayee had Foreign office. ruined the environment. There try has been ranked among the highest peak in the Kargil sector. meanwhile decided that one way Irefused to attend the proposed are dogs to be rescued and govern­ top three in the annual World Tiger Hill is located at the com­ to deal with the American led in­ “release” function, describing it to ments who are ruining the coun­ Happiness Report. Happiness is manding heights over the vital ternational pressure was to try the Foreign Office as a “media try. All is lost. I’m sure there are sev­ measured with both objective in­ Highway connecting Srinagar to and make peace with Pakistan. It spectacle” demeaning the dignity eral people motivated by dicators of health, crime, Ladakh. The operations to recap­ was decided that as a “grand ges­ of an IAF officer, captured in com­ these calls to arms who etc., as well as subjective ture the hill, which commenced ture,” Vajpayee would visit bat. The International Red Cross are rushing about fixing indicators by asking during the last week of May 1999, Pakistan by bus, to inaugurate a then handed Nachiketa over to us, things and improving people about their emo­ were accompanied by a battle for Lahore­Delhi bus service. inside the Indian High Commis­ the world. I, on the other tional experiences. The the adjoining peak of Tololing, Vajpayee was totally unaware of sion, the same evening. hand, mope. So I have de­ Danes have a stable gov­ which ended successfully on July what was happening across the veloped an ‘anomie meter.’ After I ernment and low levels of income 3­4, 1999. Line of Control in Kargil, when he Seeking revenge see three postings that upset me inequality. Outsiders are aghast at Control of the high peaks of Ti­ arrived in Lahore. Nawaz played The Kargil conflict brought home and reduce my level of well­being, the average of 45 per cent income ger Hill had enabled Pakistani along after being briefed of his Army personnel during the celebrations of 20 years of Kargil victory many hard truths for us. Firstly, I switch out of Facebook. taxes and 25 per cent VAT. But if forces to monitor the movement army’s plans. Arriving in Is­ the Pakistan army, which rules the Anomie, a concept in sociology, you stop to talk to Danes, they of our forces and disrupt supplies lamabad a few months before the gotiations for finalising the Joint the Army Operations room during country, is not going to forget its deals with an individual’s match don’t seem to mind paying those to our troops in Siachen. Coincid­ Vajpayee visit, I found the atmo­ Declaration. Vivek Katju, who then the third week of May 1999, for a 1971 humiliation. It will try and with social standards and deals taxes in return for relatively free ing with these events, Nawaz sphere marked by Pakistani dupli­ headed the Pakistan Division, briefing by Army Chief General take some form of revenge, with a feeling of well­being. Trust education and good healthcare Sharif paid a hurried visit to Wash­ city. handled these negotiations firmly Ved Malik, which I attended. The whenever it can. Enmity towards in governments is a critical feature amongst other welfare state ington and agreed to pull back his Close associates of Nawaz like and skilfully. There was also no res­ Army Chief gave a detailed ac­ India is essential for its very exist­ of well­being. The rise of populist benefits. forces in Kargil on July 4 — Amer­ Information Minister Mushahid pite from terrorist strikes in J&K, in count of Pakistani infiltration and ence and for it to continue as de parties around the world who ar­ But there is a fly in the ointment ica’s Independence Day. This Hussain were inciting Sikh pil­ the months preceding and follow­ assured Vajpayee that the Army facto ruler of the country. gue that governments had fa­ here. If hygge has helped them, happened after Vajpayee had re­ grims from across the world, even ing the Vajpayee visit. would ensure that it throws out all With Vajpayee’s approval, we voured the elites, were soft on im­ then why are the Danes finding in­ jected President Clinton’s offers of as Mushahid and the Governor of The Indian army, particularly its Pakistani intruders. continued issuing visas to migration and have diluted creasing levels of anxiety and de­ mediation. Punjab were in touch with the young officers and jawans, de­ One was aghast at the prospects Pakistanis liberally during the Kar­ national identity seems to reduce pression among the children and The Kargil conflict took place Lashkar­e­Taiba leader, Hafiz serve the gratitude of the nation, of the bloody battles ahead and gil conflict. The Lahore Bus Service our general level of anomie. young people? Suicide rates also when both India and Pakistan Muhammed Saeed. for the valour they showed in the extent of initial intelligence and the Samjhauta Express func­ Denmark has found strength in seem to be high. The National Mu­ were under economic pressure battle, after climbing high moun­ shortcomings, on our side. Gen­ tioned normally, carrying passen­ its tradition to counter anomie. seum in Copenhagen has even put from UN­backed sanctions, after Masterly speech tain peaks in Kargil. Pakistan ac­ eral Malik alluded to the need for gers to and from Pakistan. While That is where ‘hygge’ (pro­ on display in its modern section a their nuclear tests in May 1998. The Vajpayee, who was and remains knowledged that 453 of its sol­ air­support during the briefing — Pakistanis were being misled by nounced ‘hew­gh’) comes in. It is a box of the prescription medica­ Clinton Administration was de­ widely respected in Pakistan, was diers were killed in the conflict, a proposal which was accepted screams of imminent victory and Danish term to represent a feeling tion Sertraline Hexal that is used termined to “curb, rollback and warmly received. The Service eleven years later. the same day by Vajpayee, with the azadi for Kashmiris, calm and de­ of co siness and comfort and is to treat these mental ailments. eliminate” India’s nuclear Chiefs did not receive Vajpayee on They could afford to obfuscate, condition that IAF aircraft should termined Indians were going used as a noun, a verb, and an ad­ Perhaps the depression and weapons programme. Pakistan arrival, but called on him at the as the soldiers who were killed not cross the Line of Control. about their normal lives. jective. We could get together for happiness may just be from differ­ took advantage of the prevailing Governor’s residence, in Lahore, were largely Shias from Gilgit­ I was told to return immedi­ Let us mark the 20th an­ hygge, we could suggest to friends ent sample sets. While the Danes situation. Infiltration by the where he was staying. He de­ Baltistan. ately to Islamabad, as air strikes niversary of the Kargil conflict to hygge, or observe how it was a may not be a perfect society, they Pakistan army into the Kargil sec­ livered a masterly speech at a civic The nuclear dimensions of the were commencing the next morn­ soberly and appropriately, with hygge weekend. certainly have qualities worthy of tor reportedly commenced reception in Lahore, which moved conflict were handled by quiet ing. The IAF was confident that its national tributes to General VP Anthropologists suggest that emulation. Meanwhile, may be around the same time, as the nuc­ the audience. The Pakistan milit­ moves by India, which ended the MiG 29s and Mirage 2000s could Malik and his brave soldiers, as Denmark resorted to hygge when they just need to distribute more lear tests. ary and significant sections of its initial bluster from Pakistan, by its take on the PAF, equipped with also to Air Chief Marshal Anil Yash­ it started suffering from several ex­ copies of books about hygge While the Nawaz Sharif Govern­ political establishment appeared hawkish Foreign Secretary, Sham­ American F­16s. want Tipnis, the fighter­pilots and ternal challenges. Loss of territor­ within the country. ment was initially unaware of to think otherwise. shad Ahmed. Indian casualties in The PAF realised that discretion others, in the Indian Air Force. ies following failed wars with these developments, it backed its The intentions of the Pakistan the conflict were 527 army person­ was a better part of valour and neighbours over the centuries The writer is a professor at Suffolk army’s actions whole heartedly establishment were evident dur­ nel killed and 1,363 wounded. stayed away from coming too The writer is a former High made the Danes turn inwards. University, Boston. once General Musharraf briefed it. ing the Vajpayee visit, even in ne­ Prime Minister Vajpayee visited close to the LoC. Two IAF aircraft Commissioner to Pakistan

Boredom blues, in all its hues BusinessLine TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY Does boredom tangle desire or What happens then? That’s sounding boring but JINOY JOSE P personal conditions, or both?” So when we do these acts — like important. JULY 11, 1999 B The White House is likely to These questions are important surfing the Web, or posting on so­ Hear me out. Kingwell says this host a social media summit THE CHEATSHEET today — unlike in the past when cial media or sending and receiv­ constant immersion in techno­ Don't cling on to PSUs: Sinha today. White House people were not spoilt with ing instant messages on chat plat­ logy (the Interface) and its vital The Finance Minister, Mr. Yashwant Sinha, has called for spokesman Judd Deere said Who’s the bored here? choices of activities — when, forms — we are actually doing the and perilous components such as evolving a new strategy for the Government's presence in the meeting would “bring All and sundry; yours truly in­ thanks to the rapid growth in attention economy’s work, ac­ screen addiction or the “lure of public sector undertakings and said that disinvestment of together digital leaders for a cluded. technology and income levels, cording to Kingwell’s book. But it online outrage” are creating hol­ both profit­making and loss­making undertakings should robust conversation on the people face situations where they is not the specific platform or me­ low creatures out of us, who are be carried out simultaneously. He said that money opportunities and challenges Why? will be staring at a full refriger­ dium that lies at the root of this disconnected from the world out­ collected from PSU sell­off should not be diverted to bridge of today’s online Because we all have become pris­ ator and (still) feel there is noth­ “eerie economy”. Rather, it is the side. We scroll, surf, swipe, send deficits. On evolving a new strategy, Mr. Sinha said the environment.” oners to what some sociologists ing to eat, or when they find noth­ interface. and click. And soon, we get bored Government should not be in the business of running PSUs call the tyranny of routine. And ing to watch even after scanning because “repeated flicks of the for the sake of running them. The Government's participation in them should, instead, be dealt in a Built­ B Wipro Chairman Azim our understanding of evolution­ hundreds of channels on the TV. Interface? finger” provide merely the Operate­Transfer system wherein the undertakings are set Premji and ary biology tells us that if we have Indeed. Kingwell says this is “shadow of meaning”, by redu­ up, run and disposed of to other parties in the right time. Mastercard the same routine every day we get Who is to blame for this? where everything meets cing us to scattered data frag­ CEO Ajay restless and, obviously, bored. The villain is technology and and merges: individuality, ments. We become “Twitter feeds, IMF committed to sale of gold Banga will the over­stimulation it has longing, technology and Instagram posts, shopping pref­ The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has announced its be honoured But isn’t the pretty obvious. introduced us to. In this era structural interests. The ‘in­ erences, and text trends captured determination to proceed with plans to sell up to 10 with the Well, a new book — Wish I Were of multiple screens and hyperact­ terface’ is complex and invisible by algorithms.” So, the key is to million ounces of gold from its 103­million­ounce reserves, global Here: Boredom and the Interface ive schedules, we are consuming and are linked to people and their cut oneself off (occasionally) and rebuffing signs of growing opposition to the proposal. An excellence award at the (McGill­Queen’s University Press) ourselves “as a function of the at­ desires. This tech­powered sys­ look for some real­world bore­ IMF spokesman said that the Fund's executive directors met to discuss possible "modalities" of selling its gold. He second annual leadership — by Canadian philosopher Mark tention we bestow”, says King­ tem makes us consume more of dom than getting consumed by repeated the Fund's insistence that the sale will be summit of the US­India Kingwell says there’s more to it . well. Which, according to him, us, faster and more furiously. So the Interface. conducted without disruption to the international spot Strategic Partnership Forum Just last week, he published an es­ means we live in an ‘attention we post more, chat more, watch gold market. in Washington today. The say i n The Walrus, arguing that economy’ where social media and screens more, raising the levels of Fair enough, I’m suitably award is for their significant understanding the origins and other online mechanisms act to self­commodification higher and bored. Give me something PSU tax-free bonds pegged at Rs 950 cr contribution to strengthening meanings of human boredom harvest our attention. In this sys­ higher. In fact, we become labour­ interesting to read. The Planning Commission has pegged the allocation of economic ties between the holds the key to a more function­ tem, we as consumers are under a ers (bound by routines) of this Well, why don’t you do nothing tax­free bonds for issue by public sector undertakings at two countries. ing and philosophically mean­ process of “self­commodifica­ particular economy . And, here’s for a while. Or, as a better choice, Rs.950 crores for 1999­2000, Rs.450 crores less than the ingful life, especially in the digital tion”. We become the products. If the catch, this system also makes why don’t you pick up a copy of In previous year. The Finance Ministry will now clear the proposals of over half­a­dozen PSUs which had sought to B The Supreme Court is likely age. And the best way to start is by you have used Google or Face­ us “serial sufferers of boredom”. Praise of Idleness by Bertrand raise funds at a lower cost through the issue of tax­free to hear the petition of 10 asking some very basic questions. book you’re already in the club. Which means we are too often ad­ Russell? bonds. The Commission takes into consideration the dissenting Karnataka MLAs You are the digital equivalent of dicted to means that falsely sectoral needs in infrastructure while allocating the today. The MLAs have accused Such as? Doctor Faustus; you have sold “promise alleviation and bring A weekly column that helps you ask amount for each PSU. the HD Kumaraswamy­led “Is boredom a function of leisure? your soul (data). only repetition”. the right questions coalition government of scams and maladministration and also blamed Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar of easy not so easy delaying the acceptance of bl two-way crossword 1400 their resignations in a bid to ACROSS DOWN ACROSS DOWN prolong the life of the ruling 07. Complete bilge 01. Collar fastener (4) 07. 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CM YK ...... CH-CHE CHENNAI BusinessLine 8 • • TECHNOPHILE THURSDAY JULY 11 2019 Jabra Elite 85h: These headphones know where you are Smart noise cancellation could become worn down easily or at than most headphones I’ve seen lately. on the Elite 85h, I thought they sounded least dirty in time, when compared with In a while, I definitely begin to feel that very good. They do a fantastic job of the modes on the go various hard plastic materials used by weight and have the urge to take the highs which come across with a nice most others. Well, for now they’re load off my head. Others with regular delicacy and finesse. MALA BHARGAVA pristine and looking good. They come and large upper stories don’t share the The bass is handled quite differently with a big case which also has a soft problem but agree that the headphones than on other headphones and is he days are gone when fabric covering. The build is are on the heavier side. They are very perhaps a little lacking at its deepest headphones were just loud however nice and strong cushioned and plush all over, specially end. But then, the EQ settings in the app Tmusic cans you slap on to your and the headphones the ear­cups, so that counters make an actual difference to the music. ears. Premium headphones also fold in at discomfort to a big extent. All the All too often, I’ve found they don’t, but now come with a plethora of fascinating the hinges. same, because the fit and comfort in this case, there’s an instant smart features that fine tune the The fit is likely to be so different for discernible difference. You’ll find this listening experience in a number of and different people, I would very nice for setting it differently for ways. It’s in this category that the recommend trying them on various types of music. Danish audio giant Jabra has just somewhere before paying the The battery lasts an amazing 36 hours launched a new set of premium price. when using notice cancellation and headphones, the Jabra Elite even more without, though it will 85h, in India, available now Hear through depend on the volume you listen at. The for ₹28,999. These are right Pairing these headphones is done the headphones charge using a USB Type C up there with headphones regular way. Once done, and you put connection and can actually be used from Sony, Bose and them on, they’ll actually turn you also hear outside sounds, only keyboard when it was on, for example. when charging and in wired mode Sennheiser as another themselves on. There’s no power button somewhat differently. In the app, you But it doesn’t quite get to the level of instead of bluetooth in which they option. but instead a sensor. The headphones can reate some profiles for private the recent Sony headphones or Bose’s however continue to use the battery. The Elite 85h headphones turn off when you take them off and listening or for using your headphones QuietComforts. The Hear Through mode are among the more comfort fold them in. You can pair them with during a commute or in public places. can be a little strange, amplifying Price: ₹28,999 understated you’ll see — of the Elite two devices and switch so that’s You can also make your own if you don’t sounds from everywhere. Luckily you Pros: Very good overall sound specially in the black that we 85h is going convenient as you move from phone to want the presets. can switch repeatedly with a tap. The quality with EQ controls in app, received for review. There are to depend tablet or PC. You need to download the But in all cases, you can not just ear­cups also include almost­invisible exceptional battery life, good no loud logos, no flashy accents hugely on the Jabra app to get access to the many choose the noise mode but set the buttons to control song volume and build, useful ANC modes, or popping colours. These are just heads they sit on. I options there. The Elite 85h come with equaliser. The headphones recognise navigation. integrates personal assistants, plain and quiet, though premium seem to have a active noise cancellation and this is where you are and switch to the mode On one of the ear­cups you have a useful voice prompts, simple looking, because they happen to be smallish head which something you can turn on both using that fits — such as Hear Through when button to trigger your favourite controls, feature rich covered in a soft fabric. We should stop invariably has trouble holding on to the app or the bottom on the ear­cup. you’re in a public place, if you’ve chosen personal assistant. The headphones Cons: Comfortable but a little for a moment to wonder whether the headphones which slip forward if I lean You toggle between three modes: full that option. themselves have their own to keep heavy, ANC good but not great, fabric could get torn if they encounter in front or look down. That’s the case noise cancellation, ‘Hear Through’ The noise cancellation is very much telling you of connection status, battery, fabric may be vulnerable to dirt something sharp, such as keys in your with the 85h too but it’s made a little which brings outside sounds into present and makes a big difference. I etc. and damage bag. It’s just possible that the fabric worse by the fact that they’re heavier awareness, and all modes off in which couldn’t hear my fingers on the Listening to different genres of music

1MORE Stylish True Wireless WIRELESS CHARGING Dell Latitude 7400 2-in-1: Work away to glory ON THE GO The latest professional down in tablet mode didn’t result in the video editing software on it, considering keys getting pressed because they are that a lot of professionals dabble in it and In-Ear Headphones I It’s easy to get addicted to wireless machine from Dell charging. A few days of use and having placed in a slight depression. However, it handled them very easily, given the A mouthful of a name fit that suits you most and it may be a they do get pressed when holding the powerful specs it packs. combination of large tips and smaller to physically plug in your gadgets delivers on all fronts and an ear full of sound seems too big a nuisance. To cater to device in tablet mode, which isn’t very ad­ In fact, along with the stylus, sketching or medium ear hooks. Everyone’s ears MIRZA MOHAMMED ALI KHAN KISHORE BHARGAVA this luxury there are now not only a visable thanks to its weight. and colouring and other such activities to are different and spending a little time large number of wireless chargers The screen has thin bezels, going by the blow off steam are quite a lot of fun to do, on getting the right fit goes a long way. around, but a new category of on­the­ When we met Dell officials at the launch of current trends. Dell has managed to on this machine. This is very much a pro­ 1MORE is steadily and surely making a Once you have the best fit, you will find go power banks that happen to be the Latitude 7400 2­in­1 laptop, they told us squeeze in a 14­inch screen in a 13­inch fessional device than a creative one, but mark in the Indian audio space. Their the earbuds quite comfortable. Even wireless on top of their convenient that convertibles are doing well. That’s ex­ body, helping keep things compact. The thanks to its processing power, one can al­ wired headphones brought a very clear though they are a little large, or rather portability. And who should launch actly what the new Latitude is, giving users screen’s resolution is a crisp, lucid 1920x ways use it to get their creative juices flow­ and balanced sound and it is good to larger than many others out there, they one of these but Samsung. Simply touch­and­type functionality. According to 1080 and it is protected by Gorilla Glass 5. ing. see that with their first true wireless are very lightweight and sit quite well known as the Samsung Wireless Dell, users are looking for features they The 16:9 aspect ratio helps watch videos on earbuds they are doing the without falling off. A good fit Battery Pack, this weighty slab of generally find on smartphones, on their streaming in their natural habitat of sorts. Staying on same. For brevity lets also ensures noise­isola­ power is meant to go with those of other machines too. That makes sense, The display looks especially good in tablet Battery life on this laptop left us very im­ just call them the tion and improves Samsung’s phones that support given how we’re so used to swiping, flip­ mode. pressed. It lasted us a cool day­and­a­half 1MORE TWS­I for that sound quality. The wireless charging, such as the S10 ping and pinching our screens to get work The screen responds very well to touch with regular to moderate use, and this in­ is how they show up sound itself is quite series phones, but will also juice up done. and with the stylus that Dell offers at an ex­ cluded update packages getting installed. when paired with a amazing. It is a clean any phone that has the Qi The new Latitude 7400 is a work power­ tra cost, the screen is great for doodling, The charging port is USB Type C and the device. audiophile profile. Charging standard. You house. The way it has been designed and taking notes, etc. The speakers are good laptop also got juiced up pretty quickly. 1MORE pays close Unfortunately, that can also charge the built is itself testimony to its professional too, considering this is primarily a profes­ The laptop gets two USB C ports, a memory attention to design may not suit a larger wireless earbuds credentials. And when setting it up, it gives sional­use machine. They fill up a small, card reader, regular USB ports, and also an and many of their audience, but those that support you the option of setting it up for personal quiet room, and should be enough for HDMI out port, which you don’t see a lot. It products have award who appreciate a clean this form of use as well as enterprise use, so you know video calling, but most of us use head­ also gets a headphone jack. Overall, the in­ winning designs. In the sound will love the earbuds. charging where the target audience for this device phones for that any­ put/output options on the Latitude im­ case of the TWS, they do lack a little bit. Very good reproduction of a variety of along with lies. way. pressed us and Dell seems The buds are a little larger than most music, including Western Classical, smartwatches that do the to have kept various use­ others and almost like bluetooth head­ Jazz, Hindustani Classical and many same. We successfully tried a number Cool and composed case scenarios in mind sets of yore for use with mobile phones. other genres. of Android phones that use Qi The brushed metal finish of the Latitude when putting them there. They do come in a nice egg­shaped case Not sure if it would suit Bollywood charging and the iPhone and AirPods looks sleek and no­nonsense. It doesn’t The Latitude 7400 also gets which has a little button to pop open though. Where it does lack is in the au­ as well and they charged up just fine. glint too much and has a very under­ something called Express the lid, but the case is also a little bulky. dio quality for phone calls. There are The Apple Watch needs its own stated, yet posh and polished look and Sign­in, which is basically facial In terms of features, the earbuds are times when the recipients of calls may specific cradle so that didn’t work. feel about it. It is also very recognition for locking/unlock­ a little sparse. They have the basic func­ complain of a muffled voice and ask There are two ways to charge using slim and Dell has ing the laptop. There is a proxim­ tions that one would expect. An inter­ you to repeat. The earbuds do also sup­ this 10,000mAh power bank. One is done a great job ity sensor at work here, which can esting option is the master­slave, mas­ port Bluetooth 5 along with aptX and the usual way by using a cable with the form detect when you move away from the ter­master approach. Allowing each AAC allowing for higher­resolution (provided) to connect the device to factor. It can easily be device and lock it, and vice­versa. There is bud to be separately paired for calls or music files to be streamed easily. the power bank. It takes a USB Type C slipped into a formal messen­ also the fingerprint sensor, for lock­un­ combined for a more immersive stereo Finally, battery life. The earbuds give for its own charging and either type to ger bag. However, it is on heavier side Coming to the laptop’s performance, lock. Talk about getting smartphone fea­ sound. A single button on the top al­ you about 5­6 hours of continuous use charge a product. Used like this, it isn’t and that’s probably the only negative we reviewed it mostly from an office­use tures to a laptop! The price is obviously at a lows for pause, play, next and previous and within 15 minutes are fully really wireless and is much like any about its build. standpoint, which is a lot of MS Office, premium, but Dell is making no bones track control. Also, in paused mode, a charged and ready to go again. The case power bank. This is the method you On flipping it open, a neat keyboard is browser, and some programming (consid­ about the fact that this is a professional double­click will allow the voice assist­ provides nearly 16­17 hours of charge. could use for faster charging. The revealed, with the touchpad below it and ering we don’t code as much). With an 8th­ machine for serious users. When some ant to pop­up and it does support both In real world terms, this basically other way to use it is to place a the power button/fingerprint sensor to gen i7 processor, 16 GB of RAM, and a 256 MacBooks can set you back by over a lakh, Android and iOS. No additional soft­ means that any time you pick the ear­ compatible device on the charging the top right, in a familiar position. The GB SSD, our review unit handled why shouldn’t a very good Windows ware is required to tweak the sound buds out of the case, they are fully pad on one side of the power pack. keys are well­spaced and offer good travel, everything very easily and with no hic­ laptop demand a premium for what it profile or control the earbuds as is very charged and ready to go. You’ll hear a connecting sound and so typing on the go was easy. We used it in coughs at all. Multiple tabs open on provides? common these days. see lights indicating that charging is cabs to see how it would work out for Google Chrome streaming video also did Comfort and sound are probably the Price: ₹5,499 taking place. The power pack is rather someone doing official work on the go, nothing to hamper the Latitude’s func­ Price: ₹1,35,000 onwards most important elements of a pair of Pros: Great sound, good nice looking and comes in either rose and apart from the weight on the lap, it tioning. Thanks to the SSD, wake up times Pros: Top specs, smooth per­ earbuds. The TWS­I come with multiple battery life, simple controls. gold or silver. It costs ₹3,699. was quite smooth. The keyboard is also were minimal. We didn’t play any games formance, posh looks, face unlock sizes for ear tips as well as ear hooks. Cons: Styling could be back­lit, as is expected at the premium end on this laptop, because, well, it isn’t meant Cons: On the heavier side You may need to go through several improved, not great for calls of the laptop ladder. Placing the laptop flat for that use case, but we did try photo and combinations before you land on the Vivo Z1 Pro: A great looking multitasker In sync with Vivo’s specs legacy, the phone blends with a screen resolution of 1080 x 2340 helpful for fast­moving shooter also offers detailed crisp pixels. The display is true­to­life and executives and travellers. The images. Both cameras work powerful performance, great camera and chic looks natural. Of late, many phones in this phone supports two nano sim extremely smooth under low­light price range comes with ‘enhanced’ cards. Both slots support 4G. situations. In fact, the selfie video JINOY JOSE P slippery. The back offers enough grip. displays that end up tweaking images Inarguably, the most useful delivers remarkable results under Vivo gives a neat transparent silicon case and videos the wrong way, meddling feature in Z1 Pro is the camera. It low­light and fast­moving From in­display fingerprint to bezel­less along with the phone, which comes quite with the quality of what’s displayed and is simply superb and works like a environments. design, Chinese tech­com giant Vivo has handy since the back panel is not scratch what’s actually shot. The Vivo Z1 Pro’s charm in all light conditions. The Further, the Z1 Pro has an audio many firsts to its credit. Even though the proof. It can easily get finger marks and display department is a what­you­see­is­ Z1 Pro has an in­display camera, department that’s efficient and company, sibling to Oppo, Realme and scratches even with a little rough use. what­you­get. Still, the display could take which offers an immersive natural. The device renders OnePlus, made its international entry That said, the phone indeed has some improvements, especially on experience. The camera does quality audio with impressive only in 2014, it has so far been able to formidable specs. It is powered by an displaying 4K or Ultra HD content. In indeed look part of the screen. crispness but it struggles with build a robust image of a gadget maker octa­core Qualcomm Snapdragon 712 some instances one feels the pixel density Both the cameras clearly live up low­quality sounds. The recorder focussed on cutting edge innovation in chip and Vivo has embedded a dedicated is not sufficient. But that’s for the hi­fi to Vivo’s shooter legacy by is also a bit cranky in noisy design, specs and style. The success of its Adreno 616 processor for handling shots; with most regular images and offering great images and videos. conditions, but calls are recorded recent models, such as the Vivo V15 which graphics and gaming. Backed by a robust videos, the Z1 Pro offers impressive The 32 MP front camera offers a with precision. introduced the pop­up camera to the 6GB RAM, the Z1 Pro becomes a display results. physical aperture of F2.0. It The verdict: The Vivo Z1 Pro affordable category, has in fact made the powerhouse and this muscle is clearly The phone comes with a storage of 64 supports screen flash and can lives up to the hype and company ­­ which now stands among the visible when you put it to some big­ticket GB, which can be expanded to 256 GB. It give you a video recording considering the price it can easily top­five smartphone brands globally ­­ use; say gaming. The phone’s refresh runs on Vivo’s own Funtouch OS, which is capability of 1920x1080 at 30 fps give the peers a run for their extremely popular, prompting fans to rates are quite impressive. You can easily loaded with a lot of useful features. From (frames per second). money. It is an efficient raise the bar on expectations. It’s in this notice this while playing FPS games or the super­power­saver mode to the easy At the back, there is a triple multitasker focussing on camera backdrop that the Vivo Z1 Pro arrives the while running heavy simulations ­­ the touch, motorbike modes, the OS offers shooter unit (16MP + 8MP + 2MP) and ease of performance. market, claiming to carry formidable kind you usually use for science several impressive functionalities. with the Exmor­RS CMOS Sensor specs and better performance. education, etc. The processor hence helps However, I’m not a fan of its notification that can support a resolution of The Z1 Pro looks elegant and suitably the Z1 Pro become a useful multi­tasker. space, which looks cluttered and 4616 x 3464 pixels. The rear Price: ₹16,990 (6GB­64GB) premium thanks to the shiny, curvy back confused. The design of this area could camera offers 4K video as well, Pros: Great design and camera, panel and strong glass front. It’s 8.85 mm Shining bright have taken a little more intelligent which can make this phone a smooth operations, innovative thick, 77.33 mm wide and weighs 201 The phone has a bezel­less display size of thought to start with. useful addition to short­film makers, 4K support and features like the ultra­ software, affordable price grams. The phone comes in three 6.53” (16.59 cm). The IPS LCD display offers One of the most impressive faculties of cinematographers (for location plans wide angle, the Vivo Z1 Pro can function Cons: Back panel can get variants: Sonic Black, Sonic Blue and an aspect ratio of 19.5:9 and the viewing the Z1 Pro is the flash­charge. The phone’s etc). The ultra wide angle mode in video as a mini film­making camera. The phone scratches easily, audio needs Mirror Black. We reviewed the Sonic Blue. experience is one of the best in the class. 5000 mAh battery gets fully charged in works brilliantly when capturing supports basic editing features and most improvements, OS is clumsy The Z1 Pro feels heavy in hand but its not The Z1 Pro offers a pixel density of 395 ppi just about 15­20 mins. This can be super landscapes and panoramic views. With editing tools work fine with it. The selfie

CM YK ...... CH-CHE CHENNAI BusinessLine 9 THURSDAY • JULY 11 • 2019 IT & TELECOM Will focus on cost management, efficiency: TCS CEO Advanced analytics talent pool VARUN AGGARWAL well for us in North America. ciency paradigm. Our custom­ product they’ve launched — on TCS. Two of our competitors there’s more to shrinking to triple to 2 lakh by 2020 THOMAS K THOMAS Overall, I would say there is ers are faced to work on de­ Ignio has already crossed $60 are service providers and we margins? OUR BUREAU WX Mumbai, July 10 Mumbai, July 10 weakness volatility in the envir­ mand, efficiency and growth million in revenue. It is the fast­ are, in fact, training their people If you don’t innovate, you lose According to a study by After achieving a double-digit onment. We hope retail will altogether. We will also focus on est growing software product in to use the product. price resiliency. Constant innov­ The advanced analytics talent Bain & Company, the growth in the first quarter, IT bounce back next quarter. We’ll cost management part. that category. It will be a mean­ On the flip side, we have set ation and investment gets re­ pool in India will triple to advanced analytics services firm Tata Consultancy wait and watch BFSI. Earlier, we were leveraging in­ ingful part of TCS portfolio but up our intelligent enterprise flected in the ability to hold more than two lakh by 2020 talent pool is expected Services (TCS) wants to vestments for growth, now we’ll it will take time. automation group, which prices and your competitive po­ from 65,000 in 2018, contrib­ to reach one million by reflect on internal You’ve talked about see whether the productivity Digitate has been set up as a works with Digitate and other sition. That’s reflected in our uting to a large part of the 2020 globally processes and ensure focussing on stability benefits are coming through separate entity . They act inde­ vendors across a spectrum of best­in­class industry margins global supply boom. its investments are instead of growth. from our investments. pendently, but are strongly automation tools. in an industry that has been Globally, the advanced ana­ returning value. In a O Why? To me double­digit was a linked to TCS. We have worked struggling to maintain growth lytics talent pool is expected portunity to take the lead by conversation with It’s not that we are not milestone. I’m not interested in for a Canadian retailer who was Last year, TCS talked about and margins. By our historical to reach one million during setting standards for data use BusinessLine, TCS CEO Rajesh pushing for growth. In the last pushing that up. Our strategic not a customer of TCS. Ignio plans to bifurcate digital trends, margins are slightly that period, double that of and curation, and for how Gopinathan talked about how he couple of years, we were com­ agenda is now broader. worked with them inde­ revenues into specific lower, impacted by external 2018 levels, according to a analytics is delivered.” is taking a strategic call to divide pletely focussed on getting to pendently as technologies such as cloud, events such as currency and study by Bain & Company. “The first step is for India’s management focus and work on double­digit growth to capture When Digitate was set product vendor. cyber security etc. When can political events. Advanced analytics is a part analytics industry, in con­ improving efficiencies. Excerpts: the opportunity as well as to ad­ up, TCS said it had We hardly have we expect to see that? of data science that projects junction with the govern­ dress credibility issues. We the opportunity to any services busi­ It is a long standing demand. Do you think investing trends, events and ment, to adopt data security Your growth in BFSI and made big strategic calls that be a $2-billion ness with them Given the level of flux, we are internally as against behaviours. protocols, standards and cer­ North America has slowed. were counter­intuitive to the in­ business. How is it but Digitate is not yet ready to talk about it. acquiring companies has Arpan Sheth, partner, Bain tification to minimise risk of What are the challenges that dustry. That credibility has been living up to that at the front Coming out with numbers worked for TCS? & Company, an author of the data misuse and breaches in you’re facing? established. Now, we need to expectation? lines without every 13 weeks itself is a burden. To me, it is always better to fund report said, “India has the po­ security and privacy,” Sheth There is moderation on the cap­ step back and look at the effi­ Let’s take the first the dependency Disaggregating it further, I want from P&L than from the balance tential to cement itself as the added. ital markets side. People are un­ to keep on doing it to a level sheet. We are very disciplined dominant global provider of India has the opportunity certain about how it is going. ZY where it is value adding for us not to use our balance sheet. We advanced analytics expertise to become a critical analytics We had called it out last quarter. To me double-digit was a milestone. I’m not also. have been systematic about it. by focussing on data security hub for both domestic and That softness is actually in­ interested in pushing that up. Our Digitate and Ignio are works and privacy. With new data global companies and a creased during the quarter. A lot strategic agenda is now broader There is a lot of pressure on in progress. The fact that it is protection regulations in global leader if educators, of impact in North America is margins. You’ve mentioned homegrown, has given us the place in Europe and coming business and regulators solve RAJESH GOPINATHAN coming from BFSI and retail. CEO, Tata Consultancy Services impact from rupee and cost confidence to constantly soon to California and other some key challenges, the re­ Manufacturing is doing very YZ related to hiring, is it that or change. jurisdictions, India has an op­ port said. Samsung Venture invests $8.5 m in 4 start-ups Intel deepens start-up engagement in India

OUR BUREAU and download experience to SANGEETHA CHENGAPPA their products and solutions. Bengaluru, July 10 consumers in English and 12 Bengaluru, July 10 We also provide access to our Samsung Venture Investment local languages. Chip maker Intel deepened its Principal Engineers who Corporation (SVIC), Samsung’s Similarly, Samsung’s invest­ start­up engagement in India mentor them on technology investment arm, that actively ment in Gnani’s ASR engine with the close of the second and business.” invests in early stage start­ups, has the potential to power edition of Plugin Start­ups He added, “Intel, along with announced its maiden invest­ Samsung’s Bixby vernacular Demo Day. This is part of the the government, pools in ments in India, totalling $8.5 service in future. Intel India Maker Lab pro­ money to give ₹10 lakh to million in four start­ups. gramme in Bengaluru, in reach prototype stageand ₹25 Samsung works closely with Focus on AI, IoT which 11 start­ups showcased lakh at the final product deliv­ start­ups committed to build­ Samsung’s investment arm is targeting 100 investments of about With an installed base of over innovative products and ery stage. Then SINE, which ing innovative technologies $1-5 million each in Indian start-ups in the next three to five years 6,000 homes and 12 live com­ solutions. Jitendra Chaddah, Senior Director, Operations & Strategy, Intel plays a programme manage­ across the globe, and has over munities, Silvan’s products Plugin is a unique collabor­ India, said that the company provides start-ups with space ment role, connects them to $2.2 billion in assets under especially in areas like Artifi­ others.” He said, “We want to and IoT platform will add ative incubation programme and equipment to design and test their products and solutions VCs, trains them and hand­ management. cial Intelligence, IoT, Cloud make 100 investments in the value to Samsung’s efforts to between Intel India, Depart­ holds them through the one­ SVIC has invested in a sys­ and other emerging techno­ next three­five years with have all its products IoT­ready ment of Science and Techno­ generated a revenue of ₹24 in the areas of manufacturing, year programme.” tem apps company OSLabs (In­ logy solutions as well as ser­ cheque sizes of $1­5 millionper by 2020. logy (DST), the Government of crore. Three are in final stages retail, healthcare, agriculture, Entropik Tech, SkinCurate dus OS); a speech technology vices,” Aloknath De, Corporate investment. We are also open In 2018, Samsung invested India, and Society for Innova­ of product development. BFSI and e­governance, across Research, Kaaenaat, Combat start­up Gnani.ai; an IoT solu­ Vice President and CTO, Sam­ to co­investing in start­ups over $15 billion in R&D tion and Entrepreneurship Since its inception in Janu­ AI, Cloud, IoT and client com­ Robotics, Cyrrup, NOOS Tech­ tions provider Silvan Innova­ sung R&D Institute Bengaluru along with other VCs.” through its 36 R&D centres (SINE) ­ Indian Institute of ary 2016, Intel India Maker pute. nologies, Uber Diagnostics Pvt tion Labs; and an early stage told BusinessLine. The four investments by globally and also announced it Technology, Bombay. Lab, which was branded as Jitendra Chaddah, Senior Ltd and Maxerience, were computer vision start­up. He added, “We began enga­ SVIC are strategic in nature. will invest $22 billion over the The 11 start­ups have raised Plugin in 2017, has incubated Director, Operations & among the start­ups who par­ “The Indian start­up ecosys­ ging with start­ups by sup­ Samsung had recently next three years in artificial in­ ₹22 crore funding in total. Five 23 hardware and systems Strategy, Intel India, told Busi- ticipated in the second edi­ tem has matured over the last porting app developers, after partnered with OS Labs to telligence (AI), 5G, automotive start­ups with revenue gener­ start­ups and supported 60­ nessLine, “We provide the in­ tion of Plugin. Applications to few years with early stage com­ which we forged deeper en­ launch the new Galaxy Store, electronics components and ating products and three plus start­ups with infrastruc­ frastructure for the Plugin participate in the third edi­ panies working on top­of­the­ gagements with start­ups like powered by Indus App Bazaar, biopharmaceuticals that will which are doing paid cus­ ture, technology, mentorship start­ups with space and tion of Plugin will open in line technology and services, InMobi and Haptik, among which brings app discovery drive its future growth. tomer trials have collectively and business connect support equipment to design and test September. Amid telcos’ ‘towering’ plans, Cisco Systems to buy Bill in the works to put an end to BSNL fights to save its network Acacia for $2.6 billion pesky ‘after-office’ calls, e-mails 1,000 towers, implemented to offer broad­ BLOOMBERG adding new software and band connectivity to all 2.5 lakh July 10 services under a corporate RADHESHYAM JADHAV drawing a line between an 500 exchanges Gram Panchayats (GPs) in India. Cisco Systems Inc agreed to makeover by Chief Execut­ Pune, July 10 employee’s personal and pro­ of PSU are not buy Acacia Communica­ ive Officer Chuck Robbins. If Nationalist Congress Party fessional lives. Revival plan in the works tions Inc for about $2.6 bil­ (NCP) MP Supriya Sule suc­ The draft of the earlier Bill functional: Govt “A comprehensive revival plan lion, which is the techno­ Sales forecast ceeds in her effort to revive mentioned that with the ad­ for two S tate­owned firms BSNL logy giant’s latest In May, the company gave a the Right To Disconnect Bill vent of digital and commu­ PRESS TRUST OF INDIA and Mahanagar Telephone acquisition as it seeks tech­ bullish sales and profit fore­ and get it passed in the Lok nication technology, an aver­ New Delhi, July 10 Nigam Ltd (MTNL) is under pre­ nologies to meet customer cast for the current period, a Sabha, employees will soon age worker can work from At a time when telecom operat­ paration,” said the Communica­ demand for more robust sign that corporations con­ be able to disconnect from anywhere, thanks to smart ors intend to install over 57,500 BSNL said that 258 mobile tions Minister in a written reply networks. tinue to spend on computer work­related telephone calls Supriya Sule, NCP leader phones. towers for mobile connectivity towers are not functional on to the Lok Sabha. The San Jose­based com­ networks despite the trade and e­mails beyond work “According to the report in rural areas during the current account of non-payment of “Action has already been initi­ pany will pay $70 a share, a dispute between China and hours and on holidays, and support from people across released by the World Eco­ financial year, over 1,000 mobile dues to landowners ated by the Department of Tele­ 46 per cent premium to Aca­ the US. refuse to answer calls and re­ the country and their voice nomic Forum, the propor­ towers and 500 telephone ex­ communications (DoT) and a cia’s closing price on “Bringing Acacia’s high­ spond to e­mails outside will find resonance in Lok tion of mobile workers who changes of cash­strapped Bharat covered with mobile services, comprehensive revival plan for Monday, the companies said speed digital signal pro­ work hours. Sabha. could work from any loca­ Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) are while 43,088 villages are not BSNL and MTNL is under prepar­ in a statement on Tuesday. cessing (DSP) technologies This is not the first time “I started a private mem­ tion is expected to rise bey­ not functional due to non­pay­ covered. He added that con­ ation,” he said. The purchase price is in­house allows Cisco to bet­ that Sule is trying to push the ber’s Bill in the previous Lok ond 70 per cent. While this ment of electricity bills, Parlia­ nectivity in uncovered villages is The number of non­functional about $2.6 billion on a fully ter compete with peers, Bill. In November 2018, she Sabha. I have decided to re­ has benefits in terms of work ment was informed on being provided in a phased mobile towers and telephone ex­ diluted basis net of cash and such as Ciena,” said Woo Jin introduced the private mem­ vive it, ” said Sule in a social flexibility, it also carries sig­ Wednesday. manner. changes in the case of BSNL have marketable securities, and Ho, senior technology ana­ ber Bill in Lok Sabha but it media message. nificant risk of erosion of “There is a plan to install He said, “The reasons for not added up to 1,083 and 524 re­ the deal is expected to close lyst at Bloomberg lapsed with the end of tenure boundaries between profes­ 57,559 towers for mobile services having mobile services in all vil­ spectively, in various locations. in the second half of Cisco’s Intelligence. of the previous House. ‘Digital detox centres’ sional and personal life,” the in rural areas during the finan­ lages include inter­alia, remote To another question, the M in­ fiscal 2020. Acacia’s stock surged as Sule now wants to take it The Bill aims to free an em­ Bill said. cial year 2019­20 by telecom ser­ and tough terrain, areas di­ ister said that BSNL has informed much as 38 per cent in New up once again with the help ployee from digital distrac­ The online petition started vice providers,” Communica­ versely located with scattered that its 258 mobile towers are not Corporate makeover York on Tuesday, while Cisco of members cutting across tions and enable him to truly by Sule to push the Bill has re­ tions Minister Ravi Shankar population and commercially functional on account of non­ Cisco, whose equipment shares were little changed. party lines. The Bill proposes connect with the people ceived support from overone Prasad said in a written reply to non­viable operations. However, payment of dues to the land makes up the backbone of Cisco’s stock had climbed 30 to establish the Employees’ around him. The Bill lakh people. “I want to have a Lok Sabha. mobile coverage in the un­ owners. “BSNL informed that the internet and corporate per cent this year through Welfare Authority, which will provides for digital detox balanced life and give time to To another query, the Minister covered villages is being building owners are being pur­ networks, has recently re­ Monday’s close and has protect employees’ right to centres and seeks to recog­ my family” said Jaishree Patil said that as per data available for provided in a phased manner.” sued and payment will be made kindled growth by revamp­ doubled in the past three disconnect. Sule said that nise the right to disconnect from Mumbai who suppor­ 2018, 5.54 lakh villages are ‘BharatNet’ project is being in due course of time,” he said. ing existing products and years. that she was getting massive as a way to reduce stress by ted the online petition. Transsion: India To drive services biz, Apple How Walmart got a $10-b surprise after buying Flipkart will be an export BLOOMBERG commerce operation. The including mutual funds, hub, one of top launches app development July 10 start­up was founded in movie tickets and airline When Walmart Inc paid $16 December 2015 by three bookings. three markets programme in China billion for control of India’s friends who left Flipkart to Globally, hardly any e­commerce pioneer Flip­ get it off the ground. privately held fintech com­ PRESS TRUST OF INDIA REUTERS spot. The services business gets kart Online Services Pvt last Within a year, Flipkart pany has reached New Delhi, July 10 Shanghai, July 10 revenue from apps, media, and year, the American retail gi­ founders Binny Bansal and PhonePe’s scale on both Chinese handset maker Trans­ Apple Inc has started a pro­ other software. ant got a little­noticed di­ Sachin Bansal decided to sides of the network so rap­ sion Holding on Wednesday gramme in Shanghai to help On Tuesday, a report from re­ gital payments subsidiary acquire PhonePe, realis ing idly, said Sameer Nigam, said that it is looking at ramp­ Chinese developers create apps search firm Evercore ISI said as part of the deal. Now the that solving payments fric­ PhonePe’s co­founder and ing up exports from India to as part of the iPhone maker’s ef­ that Apple’s services revenue business is emerging as tion would make it easier Chief Executive Officer, said markets such as Africa and forts to build its services busi­ had likely risen over the one of the country’s top The start-up, which was founded in December 2015, has now for consumers to buy on­ in a statement. West Asia. ness in one of its most critical quarter ended June, driven in start­ups, a surprise benefit grown into one of India’s leading digital payments companies line. Less than a year later, Walmart debated Transsion has three mobile overseas markets. part by growth in China. for Walmart from its demonetisation gave a whether to keep funding phone brands, Tecno, Infinix The programme, or acceler­ Apple had opened a similar largest­ever acquisition. nalised and terms could the technology to transfer boost to digital transac­ the payments business in­ and itel, and is confident India ator, will hold lectures, work­ accelerator in 2017 in Flipkart’s board recently still change, they said. The money digitally to busi­ tions. With this, Paytm, ternally or whether to sep­ will be one of its top three shops and networking sessions Bengaluru. Both the Indian and authorised the PhonePe Pvt unit would then become in­ nesses and each other. PhonePe and other arate the operation so it markets by next year. for developers regularly, the Chinese smartphone markets Ltd unit to become a new dependent with a distinct PhonePe is gaining ground fledgling services could raise outside funds. “India is the fastest growing company said in a statement . are dominated by companies entity and explore raising investor base, although on Paytm, which leads the flourished. After ploughing nearly smartphone market globally More than 2.5 million de­ who make Android­based $1 billion from outside in­ Walmart­owned Flipkart field and is backed by War­ In June, the PhonePe app $300 million into PhonePe, and a key market for us. We velopers for Apple’s platforms devices, such as Xiaomi and vestors at a valuation of at would remain a share­ ren Buffett. reached 290 million trans­ the US retailer opted for the have been here for about three are from greater China, a re­ Samsung Electronics Co Ltd. least $10 billion, according holder. “PhonePe is an under ap­ actions with an aggregate latter course. years, but India is already our gion that includes Taiwan, According to Japan’s Nikkei, to people familiar with the PhonePe has grown into preciated asset,” Edward Yr­ value of $85 billion, com­ “While a strategic in­ fourth biggest market; and we Hong Kong, and mainland Apple has asked suppliers to as­ matter, asking not to be one of India’s leading di­ uma, an analyst from Key­ pared with 71 million trans­ vestor would likely be bet­ are confident that it will move China. sess the cost implications of named because the discus­ gital payments companies. Banc Capital Markets, actions at $22 billion a year ter for growth, senior Wal­ into the top three next year,” The launch comes at a time moving some production capa­ sions are private. The fund­ Its volume and value of wrote in a research note. earlier, according to the mart executives are Transsion India CEO, Arijeet when iPhone sales in China — city out of China. Foxconn, a ing may close in the next transactions have roughly He estimated the business company. The service concerned that such back­ Talapatra, told PTI. and the world — have slowed major contractor for Apple, has couple of months, al­ quadrupled over the past may be worth $14­15 billion , gained momentum by of­ ers typically want more vot­ It is also looking to set up a down and CEO Tim Cook has said it is prepared to move though the talks are not fi­ year as consumers adopt separate from Flipkart’s e­ fering an array of services, ing rights,” said a source. R&D unit in India to further talked up Apple’s services busi­ Apple manufacturing out of localise its products. ness in the country as a bright China if needed.

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QUICKLY SEBI slaps ₹65­lakh Opt for ‘corporate’ structure to avoid fine on individual for fraud trade PRESS TRUST OF INDIA additional surcharge, FPIs, AIFs told New Delhi, July 10 Market regulator SEBI on Wed­ But experts raise concerns over suggestion However, the CBDT Chairman’s AIFs is seen as a body­blow to this ment vehicles from this in­ nesday slapped a fine of ₹65 lakh suggestion to FPIs and AIFs to industry, whose total AUM, ac­ creased surcharge,” he said. on an individual for indulging in mooted by PC Mody, Chairman, CBDT structure themselves as ‘corpor­ cording to SEBI is about ₹42,000 fraudulent trading in the illiquid ates’ did not go well with some crore. Straight­jacket approach stock options segment at BSE. KR SRIVATS cause of nation­building. tax experts and AIF industry Reacting to the CBDT Chair­ Aseem Chawla, Managing Part­ The order follows a probe con­ US stocks surge at open New Delhi, July 10 It was not the base rate that was honchos. They pointed out that man’s suggestion that FPIs and ner, ASC Legal, said that it would ducted by SEBI between April Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) changed, but only the surcharge AIFs had opted for the trust route AIFs could opt for a ‘corporate’ not be very apt to suggest a 2014 and September 2015 after it New York, July 10 and alternative investment funds that was changed, he added. as it provided flexibility and also structure, Vaibhav Sanghavi , co­ straight­jacket approach that FPIs observed that 81.38 per cent of all US stocks marched broadly higher in early (AIF) could get themselves struc­ “As a collateral, it (levy of sur­ that this investment vehicle was CEO, Avendus, said that trans­ ought to prefer itself getting the trades executed in the stock trading on Wednesday, sending the S&P 500 tured as a ‘corporate’ if they want charge) affected the FPIs and allowed by market regulator itioning from a trust to a body structured only as a company. options segment of the bourse index into record territory, after the head of to avoid paying the additional AIFs… But there again the option SEBI. corporate is operationally not “There are a whole host of reas­ were non­genuine trades. the Federal Reserve signalled that the central surcharge introduced in the re­ is to go to the corporate struc­ feasible. ons which determine the form of The regulator noted that the in­ bank is ready to cut interest rates for the first cent Budget, CBDT Chairman PC ture,” he said. Body blow to hedge funds “We are hopeful to have the an entity — legal, regulatory, ease dividual, Deepakkumar time in a decade. Technology companies and Mody suggested on Wednesday. Mody also felt there was no dif­ The Budget proposal to levy addi­ situation rectified for the survival of winding up, etc,” he said. Subhaschandra Mehta, was one communications services stocks drove much Addressing a post­Budget con­ ferential treatment and basically tional surcharge on ‘super rich’ of the AIF Category­III industry,” Amit Maheshwari, Partner, of the various entities which in­ of the gains. Energy stocks also headed higher ference organised by the Confed­ the increase in surcharge was to individuals will specifically affect Sanghavi told BusinessLine. Ashok Maheshwary & Co LLP, said dulged in execution of non­re­ as the price of US crude oil climbed 3 per cent. eration of Indian Industry (CII), provide benefit to the lower en­ Category­III AIFs (hedge funds), as Sanghavi also highlighted that that the surcharge is applicable versal trades in the segment. Exxon Mobil gained 1.3 per cent. The S&P 500 Mody said that the basic objective d.“One of the options before us they are registered as trusts and AIF Category­III has been an active to non­corporate entities and The fraudulent and unfair index rose 0.6 per cent as of 10.07 am Eastern of the levy of surcharge on people was to go in for increase in basic are not treated as pass through participant to the disinvestment quite a few foreign portfolio in­ trade practices of Mehta are in vi­ time. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained with income between ₹2 and ₹5 tax rate. That was not considered vehicles. It is the trusts which will programme to an extent of 10 per vestors are organised as trusts. olation of the PFUTP (Prohibition 164 points, or 0.6 per cent, to 26,947. The crore and over ₹5 crore is that to be favourable. In one sentence, bear the additional levy, it was cent on CPSE and Bharat­22. Being organised as a trust has sev­ of Fraudulent and Unfair Trading Nasdaq added 0.9 per cent. AP these people have the ability to I can say that you can’t have your pointed out. The levy of 37 per “What we would recommend is eral advantages over other struc­ Practices) norms, the regulator pay and can shell out for the cake and eat it too,” he said. cent surcharge on Category­III to exempt SEBI­registered invest­ tures, he said. noted. Nod for REC’s ₹75,000­cr bond issue New Delhi, July 10 State­owned REC said on Wednesday that its board has approved a proposal to raise ₹75,000 crore through issue of bonds or debentures on Insider trading: Singapore Mirae Asset MF plans to allocate more for debt private placement basis in one or more tranches in the next one year. “The board of jails three ‘front­runners’ Mulls changing of a good portfolio organisation grow to ₹40,000 crore by end of directors in its meeting held on July 10, than being return chasers. In the December this year, compared to REUTERS approved proposal of raising of funds through severe penalty,” the MAS said in equity-to-debt ratio next two­to­three years, we will see ₹28,000 crore last year. The com­ Singapore, July 10 a statement. issue of unsecured/ secured non­convertible to 60:40 from 80:20 good value for that positioning,” pany follows a January to Decem­ bonds/ debentures through private placement, Singapore convicted three Front­running is the practise Mohanty told BusinessLine. ber year. up to an amount of ₹75,000 crore, in one or people for “front­running” un­ of trading on securities using SHOBHA ROY While a good portfolio’s returns more tranches, subject to approval of der insider trading laws on advance knowledge of pending Kolkata, July 10 may not be so good, the downside Stay invested shareholders in the 50th AGM on August 29,” a Wednesday, orders to Mirae Asset Mutual Fund, which is protected. And Mirae would According to Mohanty, it is a good BSE filing said. The funds will actually be raised, the central wrongfully be­ currently has more than 80 per prefer being in that segment. It time for investors to allocate and from time to time, during a period of one year bank said, in nefit cent of its assets under manage­ might take some time for people stay invested. The economy is cur­ from the date of passing of the resolution by the first case financially. ment (AUM) coming from equity to understand and recognise this, rently at a “unique situation” and the shareholders in the AGM, it added. PTI of its kind in The three schemes, is looking to scale up the however, in the next three­to­four the large companies are poised to the city­state. were charged share of debt to achieve a more years the transformation of assets become larger, hence, making for The Monet­ with a total of balanced portfolio. would start happening, Mohanty agood buy; while the mid­caps are ary Authority 333 counts of Airtel Africa plummets 10% According to Swarup Mohanty, said. Swarup Mohanty, CEO, Mirae Asset at 20 per cent discount to large­ of Singapore insider trading Lagos, July 10 Chief Executive Officer, Mirae As­ The AMC has seven equity funds Global Invesments (India) caps, and hence, it is a good time Airtel Africa shares fell sharply on Wednesday, a (MAS) said Le­ offences that set AMC, the company would aim and four schemes on the debt side to start accumulating them. day after its debut $4.4­billion flotation in ong Chee Wai, made them to shore up the share of debt to its at present. It has also filed for an the potential to grow. “Right now, “It is a very unique position for Lagos, mirroring a similar decline on the E Seck Peng Si­ total profits of total AUM to close to 40 per cent overnight fund. It has also put in we are just understanding that investors. Over the next four­to­ London stock market where the telecomfirm mon and Toh S$8 million from the current 20 per cent in the place a debt team to enhance its business. B ut in just a matter of five years as the economy pro­ has its primary listing. Airtel dropped 10 per Chew Leong were convicted and ($5.88 million) over a seven­year next two­to­three years. focus on the segment. months we will bring more gresses towards $4­5 trillion, all cent in early trade on Wednesday, hitting a low sentenced to 36 months, 30 period. Their crimes date back Mirae Asset also expects de­ products under that category. We these companies will get be­ of 359.4 naira against an IPO price of 363 naira. months and 20 months, re­ to 2007. Not the right balance mand for ETFs to grow and is look­ are in talks with most of the nefited in that growth. My earnest The telecom company, owned by India’s Bharti spectively, in prison. It is rare for insider trading to “The share of equity­to­debt in our ing to build the business in the benchmark providers. We have request to investors would be to Airtel, listed in Lagos on Tuesday in an offering “This is the first case of front­ result in prison sentences and AUM is currently 80:20 but it is not next two­to­three years in a more formed our ETF team last month. allocate and stay invested. Retail that made it the third­largest company on the running prosecuted as an in­ cases often drag on for years. exactly a right balance. We would structural manner. ETF is cur­ We might get two­to­three investors should not only con­ exchange by market value behind main rival sider trading offence in Singa­ The three were not available like to be in the 60:40 regime. On rently a very small business at products on the ETF side,” he said. tinue their SIPs but should top it MTN Nigeria and Dangote Cement. REUTERS pore, which carries a more for comment. the debt side, we have been more around ₹20 crore. However, it has The AMC expects its AUM to up,” he said.

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Deal wins in Q1FY20 remain healthy breached its 21­ and 50­day Concor [5] ...... 549.00...... 555.35...... 551.00...... 559.75...... 550.70...... 599.50...... 582.80...... 433.16. .... 28 ...... 555.25 at $5.7 billion versus $4.9 billion in Q1FY19 while moving averages and has been (Note: The recommendations are Dabur [1] ...... 406.25...... 409.75...... 404.00...... 410.90...... 404.00. .... 1681.84...... 490.70...... 357.10. .... 57 ...... 409.65 BLOOMBERG book­to­bill ratio remains constant at 1.0x. Divis Lab [2] ...... 1605.10. .... 1623.45. .... 1609.00. .... 1633.75. .... 1597.55...... 685.81. .... 1769.00. .... 1040.85. .... 32 . .... 1623.10 trading well below these levels. based on technical analysis. DLF Ltd [2]...... 183.65...... 177.70...... 184.05...... 184.05...... 175.25. .... 9142.85...... 223.40...... 141.20. .... 63 ...... 177.70 July 10 Valuation: Given TCS now enjoys 24 per cent On Wednesday, the stock fell There is a risk of loss in trading.) Dr Reddy [5] ...... 2598.85. .... 2584.65. .... 2594.00. .... 2602.90. .... 2572.40...... 311.16. .... 2965.20. .... 2017.20. .... 35 . .... 2583.95 Brookfield Asset Management Inc is planning FY21E P/E premium versus Infosys, we revise our Eicher Motor ...... 19038.60. ... 18751.00. ... 18990.00. ... 19270.95. ... 18650.00...... 83.12. ... 29799.95. ... 18222.00. .... 25 . ... 18773.55 an offer for a majority stake in debt­laden Suzlon rating to Accumulate from Buy despite GAIL...... 147.10...... 144.95...... 148.30...... 149.20...... 144.30. .... 6748.68...... 199.40...... 144.30. .... 10 ...... 144.90 GenInsurCorp [5] ...... 224.35...... 231.10...... 224.40...... 234.70...... 222.15...... 137.87...... 383.98...... 204.30. .... 18 ...... 230.55 Energy, according to people familiar with the structurally lower execution risk with trainee Godrej Cons [1] ...... 646.75...... 637.75...... 646.40...... 651.25...... 635.00. .... 1278.28...... 979.34...... 627.55. .... 37 ...... 637.50 matter. on­boarding flexibility. We lower our revenue Grasim [2] ...... 910.95...... 913.45...... 907.70...... 918.90...... 904.75...... 990.35. .... 1091.65...... 688.65. .... 32 ...... 913.85 DAY TRADING GUIDE HavellsIndia [1]...... 738.85...... 726.55...... 741.80...... 742.00...... 720.00. .... 1930.82...... 806.90...... 545.40. .... 57 ...... 726.00 The Toronto­based investment firm is work­ by 3.9 per cent for FY20E and by 3.8 per cent for HCL Tech [2]...... 1020.75. .... 1018.90. .... 1014.00. .... 1035.00. .... 1013.10...... 865.80. .... 1190.00...... 920.15. .... 17 . .... 1018.90 ing with a FY21E as we change our dollar­rupee 11492 • Nifty 50 Futures HDFC [2]...... 2232.80. .... 2227.75. .... 2232.00. .... 2253.40. .... 2220.00. .... 1544.39. .... 2300.85. .... 1646.00. .... 40 . .... 2227.40 financial ad­ WX assumption for FY20E to 70.7 from 71.9. We S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT HDFC AMC [5] ...... 1946.10. .... 1945.25. .... 1955.10. .... 1979.85. .... 1925.00...... 91.97. .... 2096.75. .... 1248.30. .... 44 . .... 1944.80 HDFC Bank [2] ...... 2379.15. .... 2388.75. .... 2378.75. .... 2398.00. .... 2366.25. .... 2892.29. .... 2502.90. .... 1884.40. .... 31 . .... 2386.25 viser for due decrease EBITDA margin by 30 bps for FY20E, 11445 11400 11540 11593 Consider fresh short positions with Brookfield proposes to HDFCStandLif ...... 455.75...... 455.75...... 458.00...... 460.00...... 454.10...... 790.16...... 510.75...... 345.00. .... 72 ...... 455.65 diligence on but raise it 74bp for FY21E, factoring in lease a tight stop­loss if the contract HeroMoto [2]...... 2444.10. .... 2400.00. .... 2450.00. .... 2459.00. .... 2392.00...... 458.64. .... 3695.00. .... 2360.00. .... 15 . .... 2400.15 start with buying new accounting change and higher trainee reverses down from 11,540 Hind.Znc [2]...... 230.45...... 223.10...... 230.95...... 231.60...... 222.30. .... 1232.44...... 308.90...... 222.35. .... 12 ...... 223.20 Suzlon, the shares issued by the Hindalco [1]...... 197.90...... 193.65...... 196.00...... 197.40...... 192.50. .... 5239.13...... 259.70...... 182.55. .... 36 ...... 194.60 people said, proportion. HPCL ...... 287.90...... 286.70...... 286.90...... 292.25...... 281.75. .... 6027.08...... 333.45...... 163.45...... 7 ...... 286.70 company, followed by ₹2386 • HDFC Bank HUL [1] ...... 1740.25. .... 1718.60. .... 1739.00. .... 1754.90. .... 1703.10...... 648.48. .... 1870.50. .... 1477.90. .... 60 . .... 1717.85 asking not to purchasing stocks from S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT ICICI Bank [2] ...... 428.50...... 430.90...... 430.00...... 432.70...... 427.20. ... 16494.28...... 443.85...... 256.50. .... 83 ...... 430.95 be identified the existing holders ICICILombGIC ...... 1075.45. .... 1058.80. .... 1069.00. .... 1078.95. .... 1054.00...... 329.28. .... 1264.50...... 694.35. .... 49 . .... 1058.25 as the details 2370 2355 2400 2415 Initiate long positions with a fixed Idea Cell...... 11.35...... 11.25...... 11.35...... 11.50...... 11.20. ... 33210.78...... 37.45...... 11.14. .... - ...... 11.27 EQUIRUS SECURITIES stop­loss only if the stock moves IndiabullHSG [2] ...... 687.10...... 659.60...... 689.00...... 696.00...... 653.50. .... 9630.72. .... 1396.85...... 500.20...... 8 ...... 659.95 are private. MSTC (Long) beyond ₹2,400 levels IndusInd BK...... 1492.10. .... 1487.25. .... 1501.00. .... 1520.75. .... 1468.60. .... 3222.57. .... 2037.90. .... 1333.90. .... 27 . .... 1487.75 Brookfield proposes to start with buying new CMP: ₹98.7 Infosys [5] ...... 715.50...... 717.25...... 709.00...... 722.70...... 706.50. .... 7573.82...... 773.65...... 600.65. .... 21 ...... 716.90 shares issued by the company, followed by pur­ • IntGlobAviat ...... 1566.30. .... 1398.05. .... 1409.70. .... 1417.00. .... 1264.85. ... 12143.43. .... 1716.00...... 697.00. ...344 . .... 1397.75 Target: ₹168 ₹716 Infosys IOC ...... 151.40...... 148.15...... 150.50...... 151.85...... 144.60. ... 12575.05...... 171.55...... 105.65...... 8 ...... 148.15 chasing stocks from the existing holders under MSTC (formerly Metal and Scrap Trading S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT I-PruLifeINS...... 381.35...... 372.90...... 378.20...... 380.00...... 368.50. .... 1139.80...... 427.80...... 277.95. .... 47 ...... 372.50 an open offer, the people said. Corporation) is a government­owned Mini 708 700 722 730 Initiate fresh long positions with a ITC [1]...... 273.10...... 273.15...... 273.55...... 275.25...... 270.75. .... 8162.74...... 322.70...... 263.60. .... 27 ...... 273.35 JSW STEEL [1] ...... 262.35...... 254.90...... 263.50...... 264.35...... 252.00. .... 6051.19...... 427.30...... 252.15...... 8 ...... 254.95 stiff stop­loss if the stock of Infosys Ratna Category­I PSU and one of the leading Kot.Mah.Bk [5] ...... 1462.85. .... 1475.85. .... 1463.00. .... 1481.85. .... 1460.85. .... 2180.73. .... 1555.45. .... 1002.30. .... 58 . .... 1475.60 ₹11,000­crore debt B2B e­commerce company in India. advances above ₹722 levels L&T [2] ...... 1526.60. .... 1499.55. .... 1523.80. .... 1529.60. .... 1482.70. .... 2823.54. .... 1606.70. .... 1183.40. .... 33 . .... 1499.15 As part of the proposed deal, the Canadian com­ Incorporated in 1964 as a trading company to L&TFinHold ...... 121.75...... 119.30...... 121.75...... 122.70...... 117.45. .... 8478.80...... 189.55...... 106.20. .... 89 ...... 119.15 ₹273 • ITC Lupin [2]...... 751.05...... 760.15...... 755.25...... 762.00...... 748.00. .... 1594.46...... 986.00...... 697.30. .... 20 ...... 760.05 pany is in discussions with Suzlon’s creditors to deal in the export of scrap, it has grown into M&M [5]...... 632.70...... 621.65...... 630.00...... 636.10...... 619.10. .... 2081.71...... 992.00...... 598.00. .... 16 ...... 621.30 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT restructure the outstanding bank loans of more Marico Ltd [1]...... 370.40...... 370.40...... 370.55...... 374.30...... 367.30. .... 1218.94...... 397.00...... 286.25. .... 43 ...... 370.45 a large diversified, multi­product services than ₹11,000 crore ($1.6 billion), under a so­ and trading company. MSTC was a canalising 270 267 276 279 The stock is experiencing selling Maruti [5]...... 5945.45. .... 5927.90. .... 5959.00. .... 5995.00. .... 5900.00...... 809.39. .... 9922.85. .... 5900.00. .... 24 . .... 5928.70 pressure at higher levels. Sell on MothersSum [1] ...... 118.20...... 118.15...... 118.55...... 119.15...... 117.05. .... 3136.99...... 218.17...... 111.65. .... 46 ...... 118.15 called one­time settlement plan, the people agency for import of ferrous scrap until 1992. MRF...... 54571.20. ... 55196.90. ... 54572.00. ... 55400.00. ... 54555.55...... 5.23. ... 81097.65. ... 51850.00. .... 21 . ... 55201.45 said. Brookfield is demanding that the lenders After de­canalisation, it has established itself rallies with a stop­loss at ₹276 levels NHPC Ltd ...... 24.15...... 23.85...... 24.10...... 24.30...... 23.75. .... 1185.70...... 27.50...... 21.75...... 9 ...... 23.90 NMDC Ltd [1] ...... 109.15...... 113.55...... 109.95...... 116.50...... 109.60. ... 10238.76...... 124.30...... 86.45...... 8 ...... 113.60 led by State Bank of India take a haircut of as as one of the leading e­commerce service ₹151 • ONGC NTPC...... 129.55...... 129.05...... 129.00...... 131.00...... 128.65. .... 9141.20...... 146.25...... 106.75. .... 11 ...... 129.10 much as 50 per cent on the loans, they said. providers in the country and also in trading ONGC [5] ...... 153.40...... 151.65...... 153.05...... 154.40...... 149.65. .... 5310.65...... 185.00...... 127.90...... 7 ...... 151.65 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Suzlon is in talks with several investors and of bulk raw materials. It has also entered into Oracle Fin [5] ...... 3243.50. .... 3144.45. .... 3230.00. .... 3263.25. .... 3125.00...... 45.03. .... 4655.00. .... 3022.00. .... 21 . .... 3145.55 149 146 155 158 Consider fresh short positions with PAGE INDUSTRIES...... 19882.30. ... 20169.45. ... 19830.00. ... 20309.90. ... 19650.05...... 23.18. ... 36335.95. ... 19011.00. .... 57 . ... 20197.85 the recycling business through a 50:50 joint Brookfield’s proposal is among the various op­ a tight stop­loss if the stock of ONGC Petronet ...... 241.95...... 244.20...... 241.50...... 247.40...... 241.00. .... 4473.71...... 254.65...... 203.40. .... 17 ...... 244.20 tions available, one of the people said. A binding venture with Mahindra Intertrade for setting PGHH ...... 10962.80. ... 10921.90. ... 10972.75. ... 10989.85. ... 10780.90...... 2.75. ... 11190.00. .... 8714.00. .... 88 . ... 10906.95 fails to rally above ₹155 levels up a shredding plant and collection centres PidiliteInd [1] ...... 1177.75. .... 1183.25. .... 1178.25. .... 1187.75. .... 1173.00...... 195.18. .... 1311.00...... 898.00. .... 63 . .... 1182.60 offer from Brookfield could come as soon as the PiramalEntp [2]...... 1990.30. .... 1937.05. .... 1989.10. .... 1998.05. .... 1925.00...... 763.96. .... 3302.55. .... 1706.10. ...109 . .... 1937.65 across the country • end of this month, another person said. ₹1278 Reliance Ind. PowerGrid ...... 204.75...... 205.30...... 204.70...... 206.45...... 203.10. .... 7129.86...... 212.00...... 173.05. .... 11 ...... 205.25 Shares of Suzlon rose as much as 5.3 per cent We believe 1) MSTC’s revenue model is S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Reliance ...... 1280.10. .... 1278.85. .... 1280.05. .... 1289.35. .... 1268.70. .... 5494.32. .... 1417.00. .... 1001.50. .... 23 . .... 1278.35 changing for good and towards low working SAIL...... 46.90...... 45.80...... 47.15...... 47.30...... 45.15. ... 24276.49...... 83.55...... 44.10...... 8 ...... 45.85 in Wednesday afternoon trading. The stock has 1265 1250 1295 1310 Initiate long positions with a stiff SBI [1] ...... 359.50...... 354.20...... 360.55...... 361.50...... 351.30. ... 18681.82...... 373.40...... 247.65. .... - ...... 354.20 fallen 36 per cent in the past year. capital e­commerce from capital intensive stop­loss only if the stock breaches SBILifeInsur...... 759.00...... 741.95...... 751.80...... 758.30...... 740.00...... 459.59...... 776.05...... 487.00. .... 56 ...... 742.35 Adeal such as Brookfield’s could be critical for trading business; 2) Balance sheet could be above ₹1,295 levels Shr.Tr.Fin ...... 1052.40. .... 1034.20. .... 1058.00. .... 1067.35. .... 1025.10. .... 1345.45. .... 1476.00...... 903.50...... 9 . .... 1033.55 ShreeCements...... 21205.75. ... 21199.55. ... 21100.00. ... 21414.00. ... 20969.05...... 22.04. ... 22200.00. ... 13125.00. .... 68 . ... 21201.65 Suzlon and its lenders as the firm’s ratings on its leaner as provisions are likely behind; and 3) Siemens [2] ...... 1260.10. .... 1212.80. .... 1255.25. .... 1271.30. .... 1204.00...... 782.30. .... 1366.85...... 841.00. .... 44 . .... 1214.00 company could continue to generate healthy ₹354 • SBI Sun Pharma [1] ...... 386.40...... 392.20...... 386.00...... 397.35...... 380.60. ... 10202.06...... 678.80...... 350.40. .... 46 ...... 392.05 long­term bank facilities were downgraded at cash. S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Tata Motors [2] ...... 155.80...... 151.65...... 156.25...... 156.25...... 149.10. ... 31737.85...... 282.00...... 141.90. .... 20 ...... 151.40 Care Ratings to D from BB in April. Suzlon has Tata Steel ...... 468.45...... 454.80...... 469.50...... 474.35...... 448.05. ... 13481.34...... 646.70...... 442.10...... 5 ...... 454.60 convertible bonds worth $172 million coming Initiate coverage with ‘long’ rating and target 347 340 360 365 Make use of intra­day rallies to TCS [1] ...... 2133.35. .... 2108.20. .... 2080.00. .... 2127.85. .... 2071.30. .... 6343.58. .... 2290.65. .... 1784.00. .... 25 . .... 2107.70 price of ₹168, set at 8x June 2020 trailing initiate fresh short positions with a Tech Mahindra [5] ...... 675.90...... 674.85...... 671.05...... 684.80...... 668.00. .... 2468.77...... 846.00...... 612.50. .... 15 ...... 674.60 due on July 16, data compiled by Bloomberg twelve months EPS of ₹21. fixed stop­loss at ₹360 levels TheNewIndAss [5] ...... 144.30...... 143.75...... 144.00...... 147.50...... 142.10...... 63.18...... 311.15...... 142.35. .... 41 ...... 143.75 shows. Risks: Higher provisioning and re­focus on TitanCompany [1] ...... 1098.95. .... 1101.20. .... 1103.00. .... 1125.00. .... 1088.35. .... 6366.34. .... 1340.75...... 731.70. .... 69 . .... 1101.20 Deliberations are ongoing, details of Brook­ • UB [1] ...... 1350.90. .... 1352.70. .... 1351.00. .... 1365.05. .... 1348.20...... 184.39. .... 1493.75. .... 1029.60. .... 64 . .... 1352.50 trading business could be key risks to ₹2107 TCS UltraTech ...... 4498.70. .... 4480.70. .... 4476.00. .... 4529.00. .... 4431.65...... 315.48. .... 4903.90. .... 3263.70. .... 52 . .... 4479.65 field’s proposal might change and the invest­ estimates and multiples. S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT United Spr [2] ...... 568.90...... 560.45...... 570.00...... 574.85...... 554.20...... 953.56...... 680.00...... 439.00. .... 60 ...... 560.70 ment firm can decide against an offer at the end, 2086 2065 2130 2150 Utilise intra­day declines to buy UPL [2] ...... 640.05...... 634.85...... 635.00...... 646.65...... 627.30. .... 4906.68...... 709.25...... 358.60. ...119 ...... 634.30 Vedanta Ltd [1] ...... 161.50...... 160.00...... 161.40...... 162.10...... 156.75. .... 5831.06...... 246.90...... 145.90. .... 12 ...... 160.00 the people said. A representative for Brookfield the stock while retaining a stiff Business Line is not responsible for the recommendations Wipro [2] ...... 265.50...... 266.95...... 264.70...... 269.50...... 263.30. .... 2780.56...... 301.55...... 197.93. .... 21 ...... 266.80 declined to comment. Representatives for Su­ sourced from third party brokerages. Reports may be sent stop­loss at ₹2,086 levels YES Bank [2] ...... 91.35...... 93.00...... 92.15...... 94.00...... 91.50. ... 75776.55...... 404.00...... 85.70. .... 12 ...... 93.00 Zee Ent [1]...... 331.75...... 332.75...... 332.05...... 340.80...... 330.30. .... 9280.67...... 544.70...... 288.95. .... 19 ...... 332.80 zlon and SBI didn’t immediately respond to re­ to: [email protected] S1, S2: Support 1 & 2; R1, R2: Resistance 1 & 2. quests seeking comments.

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Positive cross-over Negative cross-over NSE Fast track (in ₹) Sector By Sector Highs & Lows Price Over 14 days Days Company Close 7­day avg Chg% 50­day avg Company Close 7­day avg Chg% 50­day avg Close(₹) Pr Close(₹) % Change 52wk high(₹) 52wk low(₹) Jun 21,2019 HIgh Low Close GL(%) Gain Loss Nifty Auto 7511.15 7593.30 ­1.08 11105.50 7484.35 Name Pr cl Close % Name H/L Close % Name H/L Close % Allahabad Bk 47.70 45.45 4.95 44.94 Omaxe Ltd 199.45 209.88 ­4.97 212.52 State Bank Of India 349.40 370.65 349.40 354.20 1.37 10 3 Mah Holiday 228.60 217.90 4.91 230.21 Enginrs.(I) 110.55 116.17 ­4.84 118.56 Nifty Bank 30522.10 30569.15 ­0.15 31783.60 24240.05 í City Union 198.95 189.65 4.90 188.05 Navin Fluori 647.70 680.12 ­4.77 678.35 Reliance Communications L 1.35 1.70 1.25 1.70 25.93 10 3 Nifty Commodities 3464.30 3494.80 ­0.87 3872.60 3082.40 TOP GAINERS Digjam 1.60 1.60 ­3.03 Ortel Com 1.60 1.60 ­3.03 Mahindralife 413.95 394.66 4.89 418.59 Manpasand Beverages Ltd. 27.90 45.20 27.90 38.85 39.25 10 3 Mvl 0.15 0.20 33.33 Himachal Fut 20.20 21.21 ­4.76 22.48 Nifty Consumption 4573.25 4615.10 ­0.91 5416.45 4369.95 Empee Dis 4.70 4.95 1.02 Prataap S 777.10 781.85 ­0.82 Maricoltd 370.45 353.28 4.86 354.14 Sfl 1317.50 1381.81 ­4.65 1418.73 Siemens Ltd 1240.15 1357.65 1212.80 1212.80 ­2.21 9 4 Nifty Energy 15466.40 15587.50 ­0.78 16841.85 13104.00 Shekhawat 0.20 0.25 25.00 Flexituff 24.45 26.70 ­1.11 Psl 0.75 0.80 0.00 Divi's Lab. 1623.10 1549.92 4.72 1473.88 Carborundum 345.85 362.57 ­4.61 360.99 Balram Chini M 139.70 154.95 133.45 154.20 10.38 9 4 Celestial 4.30 5.15 19.77 Gammon In 0.35 0.40 0.00 Raj Rayon 0.05 0.05 0.00 Caplin Point 415.55 397.26 4.60 403.97 Granules (I) 95.15 99.66 ­4.53 100.48 Aegis Logistics Limited 209.60 214.15 199.50 214.15 2.17 9 4 Nifty Fin Service 13314.35 13368.80 ­0.41 13881.35 10029.20 Guj Petronet 187.10 178.90 4.58 180.99 Mphasis Ltd 944.80 989.15 ­4.48 1030.28 Rbl Bank Limited 611.95 654.15 611.95 626.60 2.39 9 4 Nifty FMCG 29154.05 29321.30 ­0.57 33167.90 26889.65 Prakash C 2.60 3.05 17.31 Gtl Infra 0.70 0.75 0.00 Reliance 3.95 4.00 ­1.23 Corpn.Bank 27.65 26.46 4.50 26.47 Lindeindia 508.90 532.37 ­4.41 512.65 Parag Milk Foods Ltd. 245.00 273.80 245.00 260.50 6.33 9 4 Nifty Infra 3267.35 3314.10 ­1.41 3453.30 2777.90 Icsa (Ind 0.35 0.40 14.29 Gtpl Hath 53.05 53.55 ­4.97 Rohit Fer 0.65 0.65 ­7.14 Vatech Waba 306.35 293.60 4.34 309.34 Colgate Palm 1150.90 1203.00 ­4.33 1190.58 Dixon Techno (India) Ltd 2214.70 2345.65 2210.70 2261.25 2.1 9 4 í TOP LOSERS Gulshan P 40.65 41.70 ­2.80 Sel Mfg. 0.75 0.80 ­5.88 Nh 225.40 216.03 4.34 222.26 Itc Ltd. 273.35 285.62 ­4.30 288.10 Nifty IT 15168.60 15254.50 ­0.56 16720.40 13581.35 Bajaj Finance Limited 3565.85 3732.50 3413.30 3429.05 ­3.84 9 4 Zydus Well 1357.45 1302.20 4.24 1343.12 Dmart 1350.25 1410.18 ­4.25 1443.97 Nifty Media 1980.45 1984.35 ­0.20 2986.80 1895.90 Uttam Val 0.10 0.05­50.00 Health.Gl 132.20 133.60 ­3.85 Setco Aut 17.50 17.65 ­2.22 Pc Jeweller Ltd 52.05 52.05 38.85 38.85 ­25.36 3 10 Aegis Logis 214.15 205.51 4.20 210.30 Hsil 237.90 247.78 ­3.99 263.98 Nifty Metal 2756.45 2788.05 ­1.13 3776.05 2649.25 Sujana Un 0.20 0.15­25.00 High Grou 2.20 2.20 ­4.35 Shyam Cen 3.70 3.90 ­2.50 Nhpc Ltd 25.20 25.20 23.85 23.85 ­5.36 3 10 Greaves Cott 137.85 132.30 4.20 135.08 Godrej Ind 485.40 505.24 ­3.93 527.20 Nifty Midcap 100 16942.65 17118.10 ­1.02 20088.05 15802.95 Fcs Softw 0.25 0.20­20.00 Hind.Copp 37.70 37.80 ­1.43 Sintex Pl 6.05 6.25 ­0.79 Indian Hotel 148.25 142.29 4.19 139.80 Contain.Corp 555.25 577.92 ­3.92 589.73 Glaxosmithkline Pharma Lt 1228.30 1229.85 1165.80 1165.80 ­5.09 2 11 Goenka Di 0.30 0.25­16.67 Hind.Natl 18.85 18.85 ­4.80 Reliance 1278.35 1227.43 4.15 1216.41 Wabco 6159.90 6410.40 ­3.91 6506.80 Navin Fluorine Int. Ltd 716.35 716.35 647.30 647.30 ­9.64 2 11 Nifty Midcap 50 4675.10 4733.25 ­1.23 5387.90 4288.80 Siti Netw 2.45 2.45 ­3.92 Honeywell 23303.55 22381.36 4.12 22054.02 Ambuja Ceme 208.80 216.81 ­3.69 217.64 Himadri Speciality Chem L 106.65 106.65 97.60 97.60 ­8.49 2 11 Nifty MNC 12528.50 12628.50 ­0.79 15184.10 12363.40 Gallantt 37.55 31.75­15.45 Hindustan 85.65 89.55 ­0.39 Somi Conv 15.00 15.60 ­1.58 Prsmjohnsn 90.90 87.39 4.02 91.21 Welspun (I) 55.90 57.99 ­3.60 59.03 Navkar Corporation Ltd. 29.35 29.35 24.15 24.15 ­17.72 2 11 Nifty Pharma 8009.50 8012.05 ­0.03 10786.35 7737.00 Integra G 0.55 0.55 ­8.33 Spentex I 0.75 0.75 ­6.25 Voltas Ltd 590.85 568.57 3.92 570.83 Sanofi 5706.50 5919.66 ­3.60 5938.74 Tech Mahindra Limited 740.45 740.45 674.85 674.85 ­8.86 2 11 í ALL - TIME HIGH Nifty PSE 3421.35 3437.90 ­0.48 3754.35 2965.90 Ismt 4.90 5.10 ­5.56 Splendid 0.30 0.35 0.00 Zensar Tech. 250.75 241.51 3.83 453.97 Iti Ltd. 88.65 91.80 ­3.43 91.85 Mcleod Russel India Ltd. 17.10 17.10 11.40 11.40 ­33.33 2 11 Name H/L Close % Nifty PSU Bank 3117.30 3151.65 ­1.09 3492.70 2564.50 Jindal Po 21.70 21.90 ­3.95 Sujana Un 0.15 0.15­25.00 Breakout above 7 day avg is a buy signal.(Price in ₹) ­ BSE Breakout below 7 day avg is a sell signal.(Price in ₹) ­ BSE Shankara Bldg Product Ltd 456.65 456.65 365.30 365.30 ­20 1 12 Refex Ind 115.40 115.40 4.96 Nifty Realty 275.55 279.95 ­1.57 295.50 198.25 Ksk Energ 0.65 0.70 0.00 Thiru Aro 5.75 6.20 3.33 Note: Gain/Loss over 14­day period í ALL - TIME LOW Nifty Serv Sector 16493.00 16560.45 ­0.41 17156.80 13535.90 Kss 0.10 0.15 0.00 Uttam Val 0.05 0.05­50.00 Atn Intl. 0.05 0.05 0.00 Lasa Supe 10.65 10.75 ­4.02 Vardhman 3.55 3.80 4.11 Company News Ballarpur 1.55 1.60 ­3.03 Marathon 87.55 88.00 ­3.24 High Delivery Stocks - BSE What to Watch Viceroy H 1.50 1.60 3.23 Traded Delivered %Close Prev % Chg Bhandari 1.60 1.65 ­2.94 Mcleod Ru 11.40 11.40 ­4.60 Viji Fina 0.45 0.55 10.00 Vol '000 Vol '000 Delivered(₹) close(₹) Bharatiya 1.65 1.65 ­2.94 Mcnally B 2.65 2.65 ­3.64 Seya Industries has Allsec Tech 554 554 99.93 300.15 300.15 ­ W S Inds. 0.65 0.70 0.00 Burnpur C 1.80 1.80 ­2.70 Mps Infot 0.05 0.05 0.00 announced that its equity Lauruslabs 102 101 99.57 339.40 344.60 ­1.51 Xl Energy 0.55 0.65 8.33 Capital T 113.00 114.45 ­8.95 Mvl 0.15 0.20 33.33 shares of face value ₹10 Aavas 361 359 99.56 1498.95 1500.50 ­0.10 Zenith Bi 0.40 0.40 0.00 Cl Educat 93.65 96.20 1.26 N R Agarw 191.25 194.00 ­4.15 each will be admitted to Gtl Infrast 325 323 99.48 0.72 0.74 ­2.70 Zicom Ele 1.25 1.25 ­3.85 Cox & Kin 24.55 24.55 ­4.84 Navkar Co 23.95 24.15 ­3.98 trade on the National Stock Isw Ltd 178 173 96.91 0.74 0.74 ­ Note: % change is over previous day's close Exchange of India from July Tata Comm 645 624 96.62 463.45 449.35 3.14 11. The company has Intellect 174 163 93.71 265.50 265.20 0.11 NSE Circuit Breakers successfully fulfilled all the Bil Energy 185 167 90.21 3.17 3.02 4.97 criteria laid down by the Grauer& Weil 260 234 90.02 48.05 48.05 ­ Name Pr cl Close % Name Pr cl Close % Name Pr cl Close % NSE for the listing. The Lloyds Met E 199 178 89.73 8.55 8.97 ­4.68 BSE­listed company that is Niteshest 463 403 87.05 2.09 2.19 ­4.57 í UPPER Shirpur G 16.65 17.45 5 engaged in manufacturing Jshl 140 120 85.71 7.92 8.00 ­1.00 63 Moons 97.10 101.85 5 Sintex In 2.95 2.95 5 Jaiprakas 1.85 1.80 5 and exporting of pigments, Bcg 279 237 84.84 3.60 3.78 ­4.76 Greenply to turn ex-date CCL Products, Den Ishan Dye rights issue 8K Miles 85.35 86.75 5 Sintex Pl 6.30 6.25 5 Kss Limit 0.15 0.15 5 pharmaceuticals, for demerger results on Thursday opens on Thursday Aban Offs 37.40 37.20 10 Tanla Sol 67.25 70.60 5 Ksk Energ 0.70 0.70 10 agrochemicals and rubber High Volume Stocks - NSE Arihant S 48.30 45.95 10 Unitech L 1.15 1.15 5 Kesar Ter 50.35 45.35 10 Arshiya L 15.20 15.90 10 Kwality L 3.70 3.55 5 chemical intermediates, Name Close (₹) Volume 20­day Avg Vol Gain (%) Shares of Greenply Industries The respective boards of CCL The rights issue of Ishan Dye í LOWER Alkyl Amine 820.00 32234 2602 1139 Californi 16.25 17.00 5 Lloyds St 0.55 0.55 5 had reported a profit of will remain in focus, as it fixed Products (India) and Den Net­ Chemicals will open for sub­ Adlabs En 5.05 4.85 5 ₹88.49 crore and revenues Sund.Fast 475.90 263011 37436 603 Celestial 4.30 5.15 20 Alok Indu 3.25 3.15 5 Magadh Su 123.60 118.55 5 Gul.Amb.Ex 141.10 104140 24985 317 July 12 as the ex­date for the works will meet on Thursday scription on Thursday and of ₹412.78 crore for FY18­19. Future Mk 37.00 38.85 10 Arihant S 48.30 45.95 10 Manpasand 40.85 38.85 5 Concor 549.00 2502559 669448 274 proposed demerger. Share­ to consider the financial res­ close on July 26. The company Shares of Seya Industries Gammon In 0.40 0.40 5 Brightcom 3.80 3.65 10 Mcleod Ru 11.95 11.40 10 Surya Rosh 219.80 153607 41432 271 holders of Greenply Industries ults for the first quarter ended plans to issue about 51.82 lakh closed at ₹457.95, up 1 per Gpt Infra 44.30 48.05 10 Bsl Ltd 29.25 28.90 5 Mercator 1.65 1.70 10 Ifb Ind 736.00 23974 7261 230 will get one share of Green­ June on Thursday. CCL shares, aggregating to ₹13.99 cent. Intrasoft 103.80 100.10 10 Cox & Kin 25.80 24.55 5 Nel Holdi 2.15 2.05 5 Natco Phr 534.15 670597 233814 187 panel, the demerged entity. Products had reported a net crore at a price of ₹27 a share. Jaiprakas 1.85 1.80 5 Electroth 218.30 207.65 5 Optiemus 61.65 61.25 5 Krbl 230.65 828010 298860 177 The demerger is mainly for en­ profit of ₹24.13 crore for the The entitlement ratio is 46 Ksk Energ 0.70 0.70 10 Eros Intl 16.40 15.60 10 Punj Lloy 1.40 1.40 5 Citiun Bk 199.60 1651118 628425 163 hancing strategic flexibility to quarter ended June 2018 and shares for every 100 held by eli­ Mercator 1.65 1.70 10 MSTC on Wednesday Fcs Softw 0.25 0.20 10 Rushil De 257.30 244.45 5 Auto Axl 1020.80 17999 6899 161 build a viable platform solely total revenues of ₹218.69 crore; gible shareholders, as on the Nel Holdi 2.15 2.05 5 informed the exchanges Gammon In 0.40 0.40 5 Sintex In 2.95 2.95 5 Prakash C 2.60 3.05 5 focusing on each of the busi­ Den Networks had posted a record date, which is May 10, Gss Infot 50.25 48.00 5 Soril Inf 179.10 171.85 10 that it has entered into an Punj Lloy 1.40 1.40 5 The Under 50s - NSE nesses, Greenply said. Green­ loss of ₹21.92 crore on reven­ 2019. Investors will see the re­ Gtl Infra 0.75 0.75 5 Spml Infr 17.40 15.95 10 MoU with Heavy Close(₹) Prev.Close(₹) Change% Volume 52wH(₹) 52wL(₹) Reliance 1.65 1.70 5 panel will be listed on the BSE ues of ₹281.87 crore. Share­ sponse to the issue. The funds Indiabull 179.10 170.75 10 Shekhawati Poly­Yarn Ltd...... 0.25...... 0.20...... 25.00...... 921886...... 0.40...... 0.15 Unitech L 1.15 1.15 5 Engineering Corporation by Radha Mad 5.35 5.60 5 Prakash Constrowell Ltd ...... 3.05...... 2.60...... 17.31...... 936263...... 6.45...... 2.15 and the NSE. To receive Green­ holders and investors will will be used for repayment/ which HEC has agreed to Igarashi 225.40 214.15 5 Uttam Val 0.10 0.05 10 Parsvnath Developer Ltd...... 3.90...... 3.50...... 11.43...... 330303...... 14.00...... 2.40 Rolta Ind 5.35 5.35 10 panel shares, investors need to closely monitor the perform­ prepayment of certain identi­ Jbf Indus 12.55 12.05 5 Vikas Eco 5.60 5.65 5 Sakuma Exports Limited ...... 17.60...... 16.00...... 10.00...... 998349...... 246.50...... 15.25 engage MSTC for disposal of Sakuma Ex 16.00 17.60 5 all surplus, condemned, Viji Finance Limited...... 0.55...... 0.50...... 10.00...... 106552...... 5.55...... 0.45 own Greenply by Thursday. ance of these companies. fied loans. Jaypee In 1.50 1.45 10 Note: % denotes circuit limit Gpt Infraprojects Ltd...... 48.05...... 44.30...... 8.47...... 151844...... 164.00...... 36.10 scrap and obsolete Bedmutha Indust Ltd...... 16.85...... 15.60...... 8.01...... 129125...... 27.60...... 13.80 materials through MSTC’s Dhanlaxmi Bank Limited ...... 17.90...... 17.05...... 4.99...... 627186...... 21.20...... 10.70 Orchid Pharma Limited...... 7.55...... 7.20...... 4.86...... 202190...... 8.70...... 3.00 Calendar auction website via e­ Radha Madhav Co. Ltd...... 5.60...... 5.35...... 4.67...... 205836...... 41.00...... 4.85 auction route. The stock of Arshiya Limited ...... 15.90...... 15.20...... 4.61...... 156632...... 64.50...... 14.55 í JULY 11 Religare Enter. Ltd...... 39.15...... 37.50...... 4.40...... 1913635...... 53.75...... 16.90 CCL Products (India) Limited: Financial Results MSTC slipped 0.75 per cent Ducon Infratechnologies L ...... 7.50...... 7.20...... 4.17...... 138098...... 23.35...... 7.10 Indices slide for fourth straight day Den Networks Limited: Financial Results Tata Teleserv(Maharastra)...... 4.05...... 3.90...... 3.85...... 474422...... 5.85...... 2.60 at ₹98.70 on the BSE. í JULY 12 Pnb Gilts Limited...... 36.70...... 35.60...... 3.09...... 542035...... 38.20...... 24.30 On the other hand, YES Mercator Limited ...... 1.70...... 1.65...... 3.03...... 486121...... 23.80...... 1.35 3i Infotech Limited: Financial Results Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Reliance Communications L...... 1.70...... 1.65...... 3.03...... 2405067...... 21.70...... 1.20 SENSOR Bank, Sun Pharma, Kotak Limited: Fund Raising Vakrangee Limited ...... 36.80...... 35.90...... 2.51...... 4855337...... 73.25...... 22.35 Bank, ICICI Bank and Power­ Bharat Wire Ropes Limited: Other business Rattanindia Infra Limited ...... 2.10...... 2.05...... 2.44...... 101832...... 6.20...... 1.65 Insider Info PRESS TRUST OF INDIA matters Genus Power Infrastru Ltd ...... 22.75...... 22.25...... 2.25...... 138645...... 46.25...... 21.50 Grid bucked the weak market Bodal Chemicals Limited: Other business Company Transation Date Qty B.L.Kashyap & Son Ltd ...... 11.45...... 11.20...... 2.23...... 190383...... 40.25...... 7.25 Mumbai, July 10 trend, rising up to 1.81 per cent. matters í Equity Pil Italica Lifestyle Ltd...... 9.15...... 8.95...... 2.23...... 397270...... 10.50...... 5.30 GNA Axles Limited: Financial Results Jyoti Resins & Adhe Suzlon Energy Limited ...... 4.85...... 4.75...... 2.11. .... 15117127...... 8.65...... 2.75 Equity benchmark BSE Sensex According to traders, in­ Hathway Cable & Datacom Limited: Financial Results Syndicate Bank ...... 41.20...... 40.40...... 1.98...... 3988496...... 46.60...... 29.50 Utkarsh Jagdishbhai (B) 08­07­2019 2608 ended 174 points lower after vestors also turned nervous IndusInd Bank Limited: Financial Results Jyotika Jagdish Pate(B) 08­07­2019 1800 Madras Fertilisers Ltd ...... 23.40...... 23.00...... 1.74...... 165091...... 31.50...... 15.10 Infomedia Press Limited: Financial Results Bcc Fuba India National Fert. Ltd ...... 35.15...... 34.55...... 1.74...... 346727...... 51.80...... 30.70 choppy trade on Wednesday, after US President Donald Infosys Limited: Financial Results Vishal Tayal(S) 08­07­2019 400000 Himachal Fut Com Ltd...... 20.15...... 19.85...... 1.51...... 1584079...... 31.35...... 17.00 tracking losses in oil and gas, Trump launched a fresh attack Quess Corp Limited: Fund Raising Abhinav Bhardwaj(B) 08­07­2019 400000 Filatex India Ltd...... 37.10...... 36.55...... 1.50...... 496916...... 66.30...... 33.50 Reliance Industrial Infrastructure Limited: Moneyboxx Finance Anant Raj Limited...... 30.05...... 29.70...... 1.18...... 152339...... 53.70...... 26.65 power, metal and auto stocks. on India on Tuesday for impos­ Financial Results MoneyboxxCapital Pr(B) 09­07­2019 90000 Sjvn Ltd ...... 25.95...... 25.70...... 0.97...... 2774234...... 31.05...... 21.85 After swinging nearly 400 ing tariffs on American Sspn Finance Vikas Ecotech Limited...... 5.65...... 5.60...... 0.89...... 954804...... 23.30...... 5.35 AGM ahead Chandu K Jain(S) 08­07­2019 6000 Lt Foods Limited...... 20.75...... 20.60...... 0.73...... 471280...... 68.00...... 19.25 points during the day, the 30­ products. Chandu K Jain(S) 09­07­2019 18000 Indian Overseas Bank...... 12.10...... 12.05...... 0.41...... 1401242...... 17.30...... 10.85 share index settled 173.78 Oil and gas, power, metal and auto stocks led the Sensex drop on Trump said it was “no longer í JULY 11 Quick Heal Technolo Tilaknagar Industries Ltd ...... 12.50...... 12.45...... 0.40...... 126467...... 18.90...... 11.50 Captain Technocast Ltd: A.G.M. PAUL NARONHA Kailash Katkar Revis(S) 12­06­2019 1716671 Uco Bank ...... 18.95...... 18.90...... 0.26...... 316346...... 23.50...... 15.25 points or 0.45 per cent lower at Wednesday. Tata Power shed 2.99 per cent acceptable,” days after he held Eih Ltd.: Postal Ballot Sanjay Katkar Revise(S) 12­06­2019 1716671 3I Infotech Ltd...... 3.25...... 3.25...... 0.00...... 1445962...... 4.75...... 2.65 38,557.04. The index hit an in­ talks with Prime Minister Nar­ Kakatiya Cement Sugar & Industries Ltd.: AnupamaKatkarRevi(S) 12­06­2019 418800 Central Bank Of India...... 19.85...... 19.85...... 0.00...... 412107...... 76.55...... 19.60 A.G.M. Chhaya Katkar Revise(S) 12­06­2019 418800 Laurus Labs Ltd: A.G.M. Gammon Infra Proj Ltd...... 0.40...... 0.40...... 0.00...... 302448...... 1.70...... 0.35 tra­day low of 38,474.66 and a Bajaj Finance was the Bank, L&T, Hero MotoCorp, endra Modi and agreed to sort Valiant Organics Mandhana Industries Ltd: Postal Ballot Gtl Infra.Ltd...... 0.75...... 0.75...... 0.00...... 305871...... 1.55...... 0.70 Ujjwal Business Trus(B) 04­07­2019 300000 high of 38,854.85. biggest loser in the Sensex M&M, Bajaj Auto and SBI also out the trade­related issues. Modern India Ltd.: Postal Ballot Hbl Power Systems Ltd...... 22.75...... 22.75...... 0.00...... 123082...... 38.95...... 21.75 Paridhi Business Tru(B) 04­07­2019 64962 Punjab & Sind Bank: A.G.M. Idfc Limited...... 35.85...... 35.85...... 0.00...... 910224...... 53.55...... 31.60 Similarly, the broader NSE pack, cracking 4.91 per cent. ended up to 2.94 per cent Elsewhere in Asia, Shanghai Manomay Tex India Rr Metalmakers India Ltd: A.G.M. Infibeam Avenues Limited...... 42.05...... 42.05...... 0.00...... 1190301...... 242.70...... 27.50 Ugar Sugar Works Ltd.: Postal Ballot Yogesh Kailashchand (B) 25­06­2019 52000 Nifty ended 57 points, or 0.49 Shares of Tata Consultancy lower. Composite Index and Nikkei Kss Limited...... 0.15...... 0.15...... 0.00...... 559442...... 0.25...... 0.10 Vedanta Limited: A.G.M. Siddharth Education Ksk Energy Ventures Ltd ...... 0.70...... 0.70...... 0.00...... 637735...... 2.10...... 0.65 per cent, lower at 11,498.9in its Services too finished 1.16 per Auto stocks fell after the So­ ended in the red, while Hang Reena Kulkarni(S) 03­07­2019 124000 í JULY 12 Lloyds Steels Ind. Ltd...... 0.55...... 0.55...... 0.00...... 551733...... 1.85...... 0.45 Orient Electric fourth straight day of losses. cent lower after the company’s ciety of Indian Automobile Seng and Kospi settled higher. Alfred Herbert (India) Ltd.: A.G.M. Bank Of Maharashtra...... 16.00...... 16.00...... 0.00...... 828567...... 19.90...... 10.70 ShekhavatiInvestme(P) 19­06­2019 5050000 Avantel Ltd.: A.G.M. Nagarjuna Oil Refinery...... 0.30...... 0.30...... 0.00...... 257427...... 1.95...... 0.20 ShekhavatiInvestme(P) 28­06­2019 6625000 During the day, the index hit a June quarter earnings failed to Manufacturers (SIAM) repor­ The global oil benchmark Deltron Ltd.: A.G.M. Punj Lloyd Limited...... 1.40...... 1.40...... 0.00...... 293717...... 17.55...... 1.35 low of 11,475.65 and a high of meet market expectations. ted a decline in sales of all cat­ Brent crude futures surged Geojit Financial Services Ltd: Postal Ballot (B) ­ Acquier, (S) ­ Seller, (P) ­ Pledge Rolta India Ltd...... 5.35...... 5.35...... 0.00...... 269649...... 45.90...... 3.80 Graphite India Ltd.: A.G.M. (R) ­ Revoke, (I) ­ Invoke Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd...... 4.75...... 4.75...... 0.00...... 723931...... 11.90...... 4.45 11,593.7. Tata Steel, Tata Motors, Axis egories of vehicles in June. 1.79 per cent to $65.31 a barrel. Hdfc Bank Ltd: A.G.M.

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NSE Currency Futures NSE Equity Futures Long & Short NSE : Open interests Focussed/Value/ELSS Symbol Expiry Date Close(₹) % Change Open Int Symbol Expiry Date Close(₹) % Change Open Int FII Brokers Retail Investors CAGR (%) USDINR 29­07­2019 68.7150 0.03 1722853 NIFTY 25­07­2019 11492.25 ­0.53 18608475 Long Short Long Short Long Short Latest NAV (₹) 1 Yrs 3 Yrs 5 Yrs Index Futures 119059 131925 35575 40837 182118 176806 GBPINR 29­07­2019 85.8300 0.13 66079 BANKNIFTY 25­07­2019 30507.70 ­0.43 1778720 Aditya Birla SL Focused Equity...... 59.87...... 6.10...... 10.12...... 10.43 Stock Futures 818112 547552 157767 86277 836270 253578 EURINR 29­07­2019 77.2175 0.15 64629 TCS 25­07­2019 2111.85 ­0.74 11074250 Aditya Birla SL Pure Value ...... 49.05...... ­13.58...... 5.93...... 8.64 Index Call 168320 76751 122561 427143 925024 733951 Aditya Birla SL Tax Plan...... 37.35...... ­4.87...... 9.28...... 12.50 USDINR 28­08­2019 68.9500 0.03 238980 INDIGO 25­07­2019 1398.00 ­12.51 3510600 Index Put 240881 80858 168789 185188 419247 642313 Aditya Birla SL Tax Relief '96...... 30.13...... ­4.01...... 9.89...... 13.21 JPYINR 29­07­2019 63.2175 ­0.04 35830 BAJFINANCE 25­07­2019 3435.50 ­5.11 5493250 Stock Call 15553 20794 52986 131857 299407 215295 AXIS Focused 25 ...... 27.89...... ­1.31...... 14.86...... 14.00 GBPINR 28­08­2019 86.2100 0.10 9220 YESBANK 25­07­2019 93.35 1.71 118910000 Stock Puts 13415 11176 60413 51734 115590 126508 AXIS Long Term Equity ...... 45.05...... 2.32...... 12.79...... 14.36 EURINR 28­08­2019 77.6250 0.14 10365 TATASTEEL 25­07­2019 455.80 ­3.18 32344585 Baroda ELSS '96 ­ Plan A...... 43.14...... ­5.87...... 6.11...... ­ BNP Paribas Focused 25 Equity...... 9.62...... ­0.89...... ­...... ­ JPYINR 28­08­2019 63.5275 ­0.04 4913 SBIN 25­07­2019 355.05 ­1.55 66108000 Future OI Gainers Future OI Losers BNP Paribas Long Term Equity...... 38.29...... 4.39...... 8.25...... 10.42 USDINR 26­09­2019 69.1875 0.01 55752 RELIANCE 25­07­2019 1280.65 0.00 37630500 Open Interest Futures Open Interest Futures BOI AXA Tax Advantage...... 50.04...... ­8.20...... 9.80...... 9.77 Company Volume %Chg Price %Chg Company Volume %Chg Price %Chg EURUSD 29­07­2019 1.1274 0.37 52163 IBULHSGFIN 25­07­2019 659.80 ­4.28 18294400 Canara Robeco Equity Tax Saver ...... 65.58...... 8.29...... 12.58...... 11.07 National Stock Exchange TATAMOTORS 25­07­2019 151.65 ­2.93 69447000 IntGlobAviat 3510600 26.73 1398.00­11.12 Ramco Cem 935200 ­9.73 786.65 0.61 DHFL Pramerica Long Term Equity...... 14.38...... 2.20...... 10.76...... ­ DHFL Pramerica Tax Plan...... 31.26...... 2.02...... 10.55...... 11.40 ICICIBANK 25­07­2019 429.00 0.01 87329000 PVR 675600 10.97 1687.85 1.85 CESC 854400 ­9.72 775.05 ­1.46 DSP Focus ...... 23.26...... 3.20...... 9.13...... 11.15 MCX Commodity Futures LIC Hsg Fin 8247800 9.59 541.55 ­5.41 Tata Chem 2319300 ­9.39 593.65 0.03 MARUTI 25­07­2019 5952.35 ­0.36 3189600 DSP Tax Saver...... 48.16...... 7.10...... 11.57...... 12.80 Commodity Expiry Date Unit Close(₹) % Change Open Int Arvind 7704000 9.09 59.50 ­6.30 Hexaware 2065500 ­9.23 360.45 1.21 HDFCBANK 25­07­2019 2391.45 0.14 16062000 Edelweiss Long Term Equity (TS) ...... 46.08...... 0.17...... 8.84...... 10.07 CRUDEOILM 19­07­2019 1 BBL 3967.00 2.24 59073 INDUSINDBK 25­07­2019 1487.35 ­0.64 12174000 BSOFT 3126300 8.69 76.95 ­6.16 Rural Elec 42516000 ­9.22 143.10 4.07 Edelweiss Tax Advantage...... 40.38...... ­0.27...... 8.56...... 9.61 CRUDEOIL 19­07­2019 1 BBL 3967.00 2.22 26480 Essel Long Term Advantage...... 14.27...... 2.36...... 10.00...... ­ TITAN 25­07­2019 1104.25 0.10 9677250 Reliance Infra 15900000 8.40 43.50 ­6.45 Indraprash Gas 4023250 ­8.79 303.95 0.23 Franklin India Focused Equity...... 41.91...... 12.16...... 11.62...... 14.38 SILVERMIC 30­08­2019 1 KGS 38199.00 0.47 39191 NCC 32864000 7.48 89.20 ­4.60 MRF 27000 ­5.79 55174.20 1.12 SUNPHARMA 25­07­2019 392.30 1.10 55136400 Franklin India Taxshield ...... 563.31...... 1.31...... 7.94...... 11.78 NICKEL 31­07­2019 1 KGS 900.90 1.01 10476 Dish TV 107184000 7.02 26.25 ­6.58 Glenmark 7092000 ­4.96 446.20 ­0.79 INFY 25­07­2019 720.15 0.31 58461600 HDFC Capital Builder Value ...... 284.72...... ­2.37...... 10.66...... 11.28 GOLDM 05­08­2019 10 GRMS 34533.00 0.29 16553 AXISBANK 25­07­2019 771.35 ­2.35 42396000 I­PruLifeINS 4063500 6.61 369.75 ­1.99 Adani Power 129980000 ­4.80 63.10 ­6.52 HDFC Focused 30 ...... 77.74...... 2.42...... 7.72...... 7.52 ZINCMINI 31­07­2019 1 KGS 191.05 0.92 10553 HDFC Long Term Advantage...... 363.33...... 8.62...... 13.65...... 11.38 LT 25­07­2019 1484.50 ­1.75 10258500 IDBI 28428000 5.48 33.80 ­1.46 Tor.Pwr 3915000 ­4.67 296.85 ­1.18 COPPER 31­07­2019 1 KGS 432.55 1.53 5809 HDFC Tax Saver ...... 515.98...... 3.97...... 9.94...... 7.95 National Stock Exchange HSBC Tax Saver Equity ...... 36.48...... 1.28...... 9.29...... 9.79 NATURALGAS 26­07­2019 1 mmBtu 166.50 1.20 8411 Positive Trend Negative Trend ICICI Pru Focused Equity ...... 29.72...... 1.64...... 7.45...... 8.06 SILVERM 30­08­2019 1 KGS 38200.00 0.47 14502 Active Nifty Calls Company Spot Price Future Price % Diff Company Spot Price Future Price % Diff ICICI Pru Long Term Equity...... 377.45...... 5.47...... 9.75...... 10.40 Expiry Date Strike Price LTP Vol(Contracts) Turnover* (₹ Lakhs) Open Interest ZINC 31­07­2019 1 KGS 190.35 1.02 6332 ICICI Pru Value Discovery...... 142.80...... ­0.81...... 5.75...... 9.98 11­Jul­19 11600 5.65 695316 6056737.75 3718425 Ambuja Cement 208.85 209.90 0.50 Reliance Cap 56.10 50.50 ­9.98 GOLD 05­08­2019 10 GRMS 34582.00 0.36 16952 IDBI Equity Advantage ­ Regular...... 25.21...... ­6.53...... 6.72...... 11.40 Jindal Steel 131.80 132.45 0.49 Dewn HsgFin 70.10 64.35 ­8.20 11­Jul­19 11500 28.75 456138 3949287.28 1596075 IDBI Focused 30 Equity ...... 9.73...... ­3.28...... ­...... ­ SILVER 05­09­2019 1 KGS 38180.00 0.50 18744 11­Jul­19 11550 12.70 425149 3690866.21 1544025 BPCL 349.60 351.25 0.47 Reliance Infra 46.05 43.50 ­5.54 IDFC Focused Equity...... 36.03...... ­8.43...... 11.26...... 8.15 LEADMINI 31­07­2019 1 KGS 155.25 0.42 4760 IDFC Sterling Value...... 49.34...... ­8.68...... 10.50...... 11.45 11­Jul­19 11700 1.35 417458 3664374.31 3161025 United Spirits 560.45 563.05 0.46 Ashok Leyland 84.80 81.80 ­3.54 LEAD 31­07­2019 1 KGS 155.40 0.45 3312 IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS)...... 55.59...... ­1.39...... 11.87...... 12.59 11­Jul­19 11650 2.20 358928 3137950.47 1424325 GAIL 144.95 145.60 0.45 JustDial 775.35 749.75 ­3.30 ALUMINI 31­07­2019 1 KGS 142.65 0.56 4257 IIFL Focused Equity...... 16.37...... 12.49...... 13.09...... ­ 11­Jul­19 11800 0.60 169391 1499295.83 1413675 Tata Power 66.35 66.65 0.45 NIIT Tech 1308.75 1266.75 ­3.21 Indiabulls Tax Savings ...... 9.62...... 1.05...... ­...... ­ ALUMINIUM 31­07­2019 1 KGS 142.50 0.67 2714 11­Jul­19 11750 0.90 141177 1244357.37 768150 Petronet LNG 244.20 245.30 0.45 Page Ind 20169.45 19747.45 ­2.09 Indiabulls Value ...... 11.40...... ­9.79...... 3.65...... ­ CRUDEOIL 19­08­2019 1 BBL 3993.00 2.20 975 Invesco India Tax Plan...... 50.23...... ­0.02...... 11.16...... 12.72 25­Jul­19 11700 41.80 68099 600137.76 1527600 CastrolIndia 125.65 126.20 0.44 Bajaj Auto 2740.40 2686.25 ­1.98 MENTHAOIL 31­07­2019 1 KGS 1189.90 0.72 1050 JM Core 11 ...... 8.63...... ­1.38...... 12.02...... 11.59 25­Jul­19 11600 72.00 68069 596487.12 1545525 IDEA 11.25 11.30 0.44 IDBI 34.45 33.80 ­1.89 CPO 30­08­2019 10 KGS 499.10 ­0.72 2764 JM Tax Gain...... 16.85...... 2.04...... 13.07...... 11.88 11­Jul­19 11900 0.85 60736 542114.35 1375875 Nestle 11550.45 11601.20 0.44 Tech Mahindra 674.85 663.65 ­1.66 JM Value ...... 31.17...... ­1.24...... 11.43...... 12.24 GOLD 04­10­2019 10 GRMS 34858.00 0.32 8881 * Notional Turnover Kotak Tax Saver ...... 44.55...... 9.05...... 11.88...... 13.52 L&T India Value...... 35.67...... 0.06...... 10.29...... 13.84 NCDEX Commodity Futures Active Nifty Puts High Volatile Counters (in ₹) L&T Tax Advantage...... 53.33...... ­3.97...... 10.01...... 11.25 LIC MF Tax Plan ...... 66.18...... 2.68...... 10.80...... 10.98 Name Expiry Date Rate Close(₹) % Change Spot Price(₹) Volume Expiry Date Strike Price LTP Vol(Contracts) Turnover* (₹ Lakhs) Open Interest Stock Close Prev Close Futures Close Prev Close Volatility (%)* Mahindra MF Kar Bachat Yojana ­ Regular...... 11.40...... ­0.13...... ­...... ­ Castor Seed 20­08­2019 ₹/quintal 5686.00 0.74 5642.85 9412 11­Jul­19 11500 34.50 576081 4981569.71 1266300 Reliance Cap 56.10 59.25 50.50 53.60 1.8751 Mirae Asset Tax Saver...... 17.66...... 8.46...... 17.56...... ­ 11­Jul­19 11400 6.50 401203 3432527.37 1268325 Dewn HsgFin 70.10 71.00 64.35 65.50 1.8093 Guar Seed 10 MT 20­08­2019 ₹/quintal 4440.00 1.22 4389.15 7679 Motilal Oswal Focused 25 ...... 21.69...... ­0.31...... 10.91...... 11.51 Castor Seed 19­07­2019 ₹/quintal 5632.00 1.40 5642.85 5976 11­Jul­19 11450 15.30 333276 2865759.50 795375 Reliance Infra 46.05 48.95 43.50 46.50 1.6581 Motilal Oswal Long Term Equity...... 16.75...... ­5.39...... 12.20...... ­ Guar Gum 5 MT 20­08­2019 ₹/quintal 9029.00 2.17 8878.75 4063 11­Jul­19 11550 64.35 208246 1811618.38 404550 Yes Bank 93.00 91.35 93.35 91.75 0.9837 Principal Focused Multicap...... 63.41...... 2.82...... 10.05...... 9.36 Principal Personal Tax saver...... 191.52...... ­0.10...... 6.92...... 7.48 Soy Bean 20­08­2019 ₹/quintal 3582.00 0.20 3565.00 3383 11­Jul­19 11600 104.95 199152 1744858.30 476175 Adani Power 62.95 67.15 63.10 67.50 0.9414 Principal Tax Savings...... 204.40...... ­0.20...... 11.64...... 11.08 11­Jul­19 11300 1.95 143191 1213792.88 694875 Chana 20­08­2019 ₹/quintal 4317.00 ­0.02 4249.30 2780 Dish TV 26.15 27.90 26.25 28.10 0.8545 Quant Focused...... 31.89...... 0.49...... 9.21...... 14.95 Guar Seed 10 MT 19­07­2019 ₹/quintal 4341.00 0.84 4389.15 2762 11­Jul­19 11350 2.85 111944 953216.31 323475 IndiabullHSG 659.60 687.10 659.80 688.05 0.8528 Quant Tax Plan...... 94.12...... 4.50...... 10.71...... 16.20 Cotton Seed Oilcake 20­08­2019 ₹/quintal 2771.00 ­1.09 2851.50 2525 25­Jul­19 11500 123.30 66161 576278.02 1860900 Rural Elec 143.10 137.30 143.10 137.50 0.8061 Source: NAV India. Mustardseed 20­08­2019 ₹/quintal 3911.00 0.20 4050.00 2328 25­Jul­19 11300 56.10 48238 410724.38 2061150 Arvind 59.40 63.20 59.50 63.50 0.7652 Track NAVs of Large­Cap/Large & Mid­Cap schemes on Tuesday; Multi­Cap/Mid­Cap/Small­Cap on Wednes­ Ref Soya Oil 20­08­2019 ₹/10 kg 723.95 ­0.10 730.00 1973 25­Jul­19 11400 84.00 43723 376346.16 1232550 IntGlobAviat 1398.05 1566.30 1398.00 1572.95 0.6703 day; Focussed/Value/ELSS on Thursday; Thematic & Sector on Friday; And Hybrid Funds on Saturday * Notional Turnover * Annualised CM YK ...... CH­CHE CHENNAI For BSE/NSE live quotes, scan BusinessLine the QR code or click the link 12 MARKET RADAR THURSDAY • JULY 11 • 2019 https://bit.ly/2FpossK

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20 Micron [5] 36.55 35.95 37.35 37.90 34.20 55.44 52.10 31.80 6 35.90 Cereb.Int 24.65 24.45 23.90 25.25 23.90 658.25 71.00 20.20 - 24.40 Guj.Pipav 82.95 82.60 82.55 84.60 81.70 167.68 126.00 75.90 19 82.70 L&TFinHold 121.75 119.30 121.75 122.70 117.45 8478.80 189.55 106.20 89 119.15 21stCentu Mgmt 17.60 17.25 17.25 17.25 17.25 0.04 41.75 16.15 3 16.15 CESC 785.40 774.50 789.85 794.00 770.00 673.64 812.30 624.71 11 774.90 Guj.Sid.Cem 18.90 18.90 18.80 19.15 18.50 7.17 31.90 18.05 - 19.05 L&TTechSer [2] 1656.40 1663.90 1671.90 1671.90 1632.00 39.36 1852.50 1254.20 25 1663.80 3i Info 3.25 3.25 3.25 3.45 3.25 1445.96 4.70 2.67 2 3.26 CESCVentures 451.55 441.85 448.30 450.00 435.05 2.04 659.00 382.10 - - Gujarat Gas [2] 164.30 166.60 164.30 167.70 161.30 193.89 195.00 116.00 27 166.95 La Opala [2] 203.65 204.40 202.20 206.85 198.35 31.20 293.70 181.00 31 203.55 3m India 21848.55 21985.30 22106.40 22113.90 21851.55 0.70 26679.2519150.10 7722004.50 CGPowr&InS [2] 23.30 22.40 23.05 23.35 22.20 2104.62 65.20 21.40 9 22.40 Gul.Amb.Ex [2] 141.10 136.15 141.40 141.40 131.10 220.37 264.45 131.15 8 136.35 Lak.Vl. Bk 67.25 64.65 67.45 68.30 64.00 916.58 106.85 68.55 6 - 3PLandHold 8.30 8.25 8.30 8.30 7.90 0.61 15.50 7.90 - - ChaletHotels 300.15 294.10 301.00 302.60 292.90 509.47 358.80 250.00 - - Gul.Apl 142.40 138.05 144.05 149.00 136.10 2.08 199.00 116.05 19 140.05 LambodhText[5] 36.50 36.90 36.15 37.45 36.00 7.62 67.60 35.10 5 36.75 5PaisaCap 222.20 219.35 228.90 228.90 216.60 3.06 270.95 104.11 - 218.00 Chamb.Frt 165.80 158.60 165.20 168.95 157.25 234.91 196.25 128.25 10 158.75 Gulf Oil Lub [2] 858.95 844.60 841.80 847.00 837.00 8.99 933.10 618.00 24 845.80 Landmark [1] 2.50 2.45 2.60 2.60 2.40 0.86 6.96 2.41 - 2.41 63MoonsTec [2] 97.10 101.85 99.00 101.95 95.00 100.18 185.00 61.00 - 101.85 ChemfabAlkal 169.45 169.30 176.95 176.95 169.00 1.76 208.70 122.60 8 169.90 GulshanPoly [1] 42.90 41.70 42.10 44.35 40.65 10.41 71.50 41.50 9 41.95 LasaSuperGen 11.20 10.75 11.00 11.20 10.65 22.52 45.20 10.79 - 11.08 8K Miles [5] 85.35 86.75 85.20 89.60 83.35 274.10 392.35 55.00 26 86.95 CholaFin [2] 283.10 279.85 283.25 286.80 277.35 292.66 323.60 207.75 18 279.70 GVK Pow [1] 5.80 5.75 5.85 5.90 5.70 1293.34 12.50 5.05 - 5.78 LaurusLabs 343.70 340.35 337.00 345.90 337.00 29.29 480.55 322.05 38 339.40 CholamandFin 481.05 496.80 480.00 502.90 480.00 30.21 666.90 415.15 - - Gyscoal [1] 3.90 3.90 4.10 4.10 3.70 6.05 10.80 2.95 - 3.89 LemonTreeHot 65.55 64.85 65.60 66.00 64.35 427.22 90.90 63.75 - 64.85 A ...... Chromatic 0.60 0.60 0.60 0.60 0.60 0.25 1.70 0.55 - 0.55 LG Balakri 328.70 321.50 328.30 328.40 320.00 1.80 624.65 322.00 11 322.10 A2Z InfraEng 10.95 10.45 11.20 11.20 10.25 162.51 25.35 8.19 - 10.47 Cigniti Tech 301.05 301.10 304.20 304.20 296.00 2.99 498.90 265.00 14 301.35 H ...... Liberty Sh 114.60 109.15 115.00 115.00 108.60 51.96 231.50 105.75 27 108.95 Aarti Drug 524.75 516.90 524.75 527.90 515.00 9.60 705.00 500.00 14 517.95 CIL Nova 10.80 10.85 11.00 11.20 10.60 8.13 36.70 10.55 - 12.00 Harita Seat 387.10 403.25 388.00 408.05 387.25 10.44 772.65 377.00 14 403.75 LICHsgFin [2] 571.70 541.45 573.15 574.15 537.00 2763.16 586.80 387.60 11 541.65 Aarvee Den 18.85 18.90 19.90 19.90 17.30 1.70 38.50 17.70 - 19.20 Cimmco 24.95 24.55 24.95 25.40 24.50 10.34 74.75 23.25 2 24.80 Harri.Mal 67.95 66.90 67.05 68.80 66.30 11.55 112.40 62.05 - 66.95 Linc Pen&Pla 198.00 196.60 201.00 201.00 196.05 4.39 385.15 172.90 53 193.30 AavasFinance 1496.65 1499.65 1496.00 1521.80 1483.55 48.06 1560.70 611.50 67 1498.95 Cineline Ind [5] 35.25 35.70 36.80 37.45 35.10 3.44 61.50 35.00 10 35.40 Hathway [2] 21.65 21.70 21.50 22.35 21.50 46.58 32.45 15.15 13 21.95 Lincoln Phar 160.00 161.85 157.00 162.45 157.00 3.29 314.00 155.00 7 162.80 AB Money [1] 45.10 43.75 45.10 45.15 43.50 29.54 74.80 38.20 25 43.90 Cinevistaas [2] 5.00 4.95 5.00 5.25 4.95 2.46 9.30 4.60 - - Hatsun Agro [1] 707.95 702.05 708.00 708.00 665.50 14.43 802.55 568.15 99 700.75 Linde Ind 503.30 507.60 504.30 510.25 500.75 11.06 819.00 386.00 65 508.90 Aban Off [2] 37.40 37.20 37.55 39.25 36.80 130.79 122.10 32.15 - 37.25 CitiUn Bk [1] 199.60 199.05 200.00 203.30 198.10 549.27 220.25 157.00 21 198.95 HavellsIndia [1] 738.85 726.55 741.80 742.00 720.00 1930.82 806.90 545.40 57 726.00 LloydsSteel [1] 0.55 0.55 0.55 0.55 0.50 551.73 2.14 0.46 - 0.55 ABB India [2] 1531.60 1514.20 1524.00 1549.20 1486.55 62.00 1669.00 1130.00 61 1514.00 Clari.Chm 299.45 300.70 297.25 302.95 297.25 5.69 538.80 292.25 37 300.80 HBL Pwr [1] 22.75 22.75 22.55 23.25 22.55 123.08 38.90 21.30 - 22.85 LMW 4847.60 4755.30 4851.05 4884.85 4745.00 3.72 8460.00 4750.00 25 4763.50 Abbott 8735.40 8883.80 8745.00 8919.90 8700.00 1.86 8998.95 6900.00 42 8887.00 CLEducateLtd 95.00 96.20 96.05 99.00 93.65 2.04 187.00 93.00 14 95.65 HBStockhold 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 0.04 21.00 6.00 - - Lok.Mach 45.20 43.90 45.80 46.40 42.40 21.60 66.00 36.80 12 44.10 ABCapital 89.90 89.50 90.00 91.15 89.00 682.80 152.35 77.55 - 89.50 CMI 108.20 107.80 108.35 109.50 106.35 6.38 233.00 102.00 4 107.50 HCC [1] 11.15 10.80 11.15 11.30 10.75 1105.68 16.60 8.42 4 10.83 Lotys Eye 19.80 19.50 19.65 20.40 18.50 5.06 33.40 18.20 - 19.40 ACC 1554.30 1536.05 1553.90 1568.40 1529.70 591.60 1768.40 1255.00 18 1538.15 CochinShip 370.15 372.05 373.70 374.75 370.00 30.25 462.00 333.00 10 372.90 HCG 138.95 133.60 138.05 140.10 132.20 28.92 299.00 132.55 - 132.65 Lovable 71.10 70.45 71.70 72.45 70.00 9.29 140.80 63.00 21 70.60 AccelyaKal 857.55 861.60 856.60 865.00 850.35 1.79 1159.00 855.00 13 855.55 CoffeeDayEnt 221.60 217.80 220.15 221.00 217.00 26.95 325.00 210.30 - 218.25 HCL Info [2] 12.05 11.90 12.05 12.15 11.75 207.95 37.65 11.64 - 11.89 LT Ovrseas [1] 20.60 20.75 21.05 21.05 20.40 471.28 67.90 19.30 12 20.60 Action Con [2] 87.05 88.25 86.50 90.00 86.50 85.65 159.75 71.40 18 88.15 Colgate [1] 1164.45 1150.55 1164.45 1165.40 1149.20 431.47 1365.20 1020.10 41 1150.90 HDFC AMC [5] 1946.10 1945.25 1955.10 1979.85 1925.00 91.97 2096.75 1248.30 44 1944.80 Lumax tech [2] 102.35 102.35 101.00 103.80 101.00 3.53 224.10 99.00 15 102.10 Adani Ent [1] 141.15 139.35 142.00 142.50 137.25 5548.65 180.70 79.68 30 139.40 CompuageInf[2] 12.70 12.70 12.95 13.00 12.60 39.58 41.00 12.30 4 12.73 HDFCStandLif 455.75 455.75 458.00 460.00 454.10 790.16 510.75 345.00 72 455.65 Lumx Ind 1241.95 1227.50 1242.75 1244.90 1211.20 1.62 2266.00 1208.80 14 1222.50 Adani Pwr 67.15 62.95 67.95 68.25 62.4537061.16 68.75 16.60 - 62.95 Compucom [2] 8.60 8.25 8.60 8.60 8.15 6.55 12.99 7.26 - 8.41 HDIL 15.55 15.20 15.60 15.75 15.00 1744.94 35.65 13.05 7 15.25 Lupin [2] 751.05 760.15 755.25 762.00 748.00 1594.46 986.00 697.30 20 760.05 Adani Trans. 221.80 224.65 223.00 227.00 222.90 73.83 256.30 141.35 - 224.25 Con.FinHld 40.80 41.35 38.80 41.35 38.80 0.52 78.40 26.55 - - HEG 1276.35 1281.80 1275.00 1318.00 1273.00 232.25 4950.00 1221.95 2 1280.85 Lux Indust. [2] 1167.55 1158.25 1166.20 1179.10 1151.00 47.82 2016.00 1054.95 29 1155.80 AdaniGas [1] 164.40 163.25 165.15 166.70 163.10 383.52 184.25 70.20 70 163.30 Concor [5] 549.00 555.35 551.00 559.75 550.70 599.50 582.80 433.16 28 555.25 Heidelbrg 191.55 190.10 191.55 193.60 189.00 87.53 217.60 122.10 20 190.05 Lyka Labs 21.25 21.95 21.35 22.00 21.10 8.02 52.20 20.30 - 22.00 AdaniGreenEn 49.60 49.10 50.20 53.00 48.10 3006.52 77.60 28.20 - 49.10 ConfdnPetInd 34.45 35.15 35.00 35.45 34.35 89.81 41.40 32.55 - - Herc.Hoi [1] 98.15 96.95 98.10 99.25 96.50 2.26 136.95 87.65 24 97.75 Lypsa Gem 4.90 4.95 4.90 5.00 4.85 1.10 17.10 4.75 - 4.88 ADF Foods 283.05 282.05 283.50 288.50 276.30 15.07 305.00 193.00 18 281.45 ControlPrint 231.15 230.60 231.20 234.85 228.00 1.16 429.20 224.45 14 229.35 Herit.Fds [5] 401.55 399.30 401.05 404.00 396.10 13.37 649.85 388.00 22 398.20 Adhunik Met 1.35 1.30 1.35 1.40 1.30 48.04 4.70 1.26 - 1.35 CoralIndFin [2] 14.55 14.85 14.50 15.15 14.20 8.60 24.70 13.10 9 15.00 Hester Biosc 1763.25 1755.55 1765.30 1775.05 1752.00 1.85 1930.25 1039.95 34 1750.85 M...... AdityaBirFas 203.30 199.20 204.00 204.10 198.10 334.18 236.45 132.15 48 199.05 Cords Cab 54.25 52.50 53.50 53.90 52.15 6.92 88.40 52.30 9 52.90 Hexaware [2] 355.45 359.20 350.20 362.40 350.20 1275.58 529.70 294.80 22 358.90 M&M Fin [2] 390.90 387.90 388.15 392.40 384.05 2610.44 527.45 351.00 15 387.65 Adlabs Enter 5.05 4.85 5.00 5.05 4.80 64.60 39.50 3.58 - 4.82 Corom.Intl [1] 401.90 392.55 400.00 404.90 389.00 144.31 519.90 340.00 16 393.60 HFCL [1] 19.85 20.15 20.00 20.40 19.75 1584.08 31.35 17.20 14 20.20 Maan Alum 79.80 79.10 80.85 81.70 78.50 1.82 144.00 77.60 6 79.05 Ador Weld 337.25 331.20 334.00 336.05 329.00 0.71 424.95 267.00 19 330.55 Corp Bk [2] 27.95 27.65 28.40 28.50 27.60 331.24 32.15 21.00 - 27.65 HGInfraEngg 261.55 258.65 261.55 264.95 255.80 12.42 307.00 170.20 14 259.85 Madhav 35.90 34.25 35.00 35.70 33.95 1.16 59.80 32.40 7 34.50 AdroitInfote 10.10 10.30 9.60 10.60 9.60 2.74 37.90 9.60 - - Cosmo Film 214.55 213.25 213.30 216.00 212.75 10.61 285.80 161.00 7 213.15 HighGrndEn [1] 2.30 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 34.94 15.66 2.14 2 2.20 Madhucon [1] 5.80 5.75 6.05 6.05 5.55 15.21 13.00 4.25 2 5.95 AdunikInd 83.25 83.10 83.50 85.00 82.80 2.37 89.90 37.20 - 82.75 Cox&King [5] 25.80 24.55 24.55 24.55 24.55 31.76 211.90 24.40 3 24.40 Hikal [2] 164.80 164.30 164.80 167.00 163.50 38.49 207.00 135.00 20 164.35 MagadhSug&En 123.60 118.55 123.60 127.70 117.45 19.58 136.50 45.07 5 118.70 AdvancedEnz[2] 163.55 158.95 164.55 164.55 156.45 63.64 233.45 145.40 50 159.00 Cox&KingsFin 3.95 3.80 3.80 3.80 3.80 9.95 37.85 3.80 - - HIL 1569.85 1542.55 1580.00 1580.10 1532.00 3.61 2600.00 1492.65 11 1545.15 Magma Fin [2] 117.05 108.95 116.65 119.70 107.00 372.16 163.00 81.00 11 107.30 Advani Hot [2] 57.35 57.75 57.50 58.65 57.45 2.16 78.35 42.00 24 57.40 CPCL 189.00 182.20 189.80 189.80 180.10 331.44 344.80 180.25 - 182.80 Hilton Mtl 12.25 11.75 12.60 12.60 11.75 3.44 32.20 11.20 9 12.44 Mah.Cie.Auto 220.60 219.15 221.70 221.70 215.10 48.43 301.80 211.00 55 216.25 Aegis Log [1] 214.05 214.15 216.00 218.25 213.10 104.64 251.95 170.30 82 214.15 CrdtacsGramn 496.90 495.25 495.00 500.45 487.35 80.75 591.00 245.75 22 495.10 HimadriSpec [1] 99.70 97.60 99.95 101.10 96.95 264.38 152.00 94.00 13 97.30 Mah.Holi 228.15 228.40 227.00 232.50 226.05 10.88 320.25 185.10 47 228.60 Agarwal Inds 123.25 119.40 120.60 123.20 117.40 4.98 364.00 97.25 9 118.60 Crest Ventu 106.30 109.20 108.55 111.00 107.00 1.66 219.45 100.50 39 111.50 Himat.Seid [5] 152.65 150.00 152.65 154.20 149.05 42.86 320.05 149.50 6 150.45 Mah.Life 405.00 414.00 401.10 419.45 401.10 16.05 615.00 351.90 37 413.95 AGC Net 104.00 105.05 104.55 109.60 97.50 4.56 126.70 46.00 - 103.35 Crisil [1] 1432.70 1444.85 1432.70 1460.00 1432.25 3.41 1889.90 1259.00 39 1444.05 Hind.Compo [5] 189.65 191.15 190.00 193.95 185.30 0.30 468.00 185.50 15 190.35 Mah.Scoot 4359.70 4251.40 4370.00 4400.00 4221.00 2.36 4775.00 2028.80 68 4250.60 AgriTech Ind 54.15 52.95 54.30 54.95 52.05 13.13 111.55 46.10 - 52.80 CromGreCon [2] 227.80 225.85 226.25 231.75 225.00 603.74 272.25 190.20 35 226.25 Hind.Cop [5] 38.35 37.80 38.40 38.40 37.70 264.29 68.05 37.65 24 37.75 Mah.Seam [5] 414.30 413.15 413.55 415.70 406.10 9.39 532.00 406.30 8 411.65 Agro Tech 499.25 495.25 496.50 500.50 495.00 5.34 698.00 451.00 37 497.00 CubexTub 11.55 11.75 12.65 12.65 11.60 2.75 23.50 10.40 - 12.27 Hind.Media 89.90 89.55 89.10 89.70 85.65 4.78 217.70 85.00 9 89.00 MahangrGas 787.15 790.70 792.00 804.50 784.50 357.63 1057.20 757.00 14 790.85 Ahluwalia [2] 330.75 328.05 327.55 332.00 327.00 1.10 385.00 243.60 19 327.25 CUMI [1] 347.00 346.05 344.60 348.70 344.45 14.85 415.25 320.20 40 345.85 Hind.Mot [5] 6.50 6.55 6.45 6.60 6.45 52.25 10.18 5.92 5 6.59 MaheswariLog 243.20 246.60 235.10 248.00 235.10 28.48 297.50 206.25 - - AIA Engg [2] 1775.30 1759.90 1775.30 1783.95 1742.05 10.06 2026.00 1459.50 40 1757.35 CumminsInd [2] 747.05 741.90 745.10 750.90 740.20 235.56 885.00 611.75 28 741.20 Hind.N.Gls [2] 19.80 18.85 18.85 18.85 18.85 1.21 139.45 19.20 - 19.20 MahindraLog 459.25 464.20 460.15 466.45 455.40 7.85 623.95 418.80 39 463.30 AIRAN 22.30 22.50 20.65 23.00 20.65 4.80 49.60 20.65 - - Cupid Ltd 112.25 113.05 115.10 117.50 110.70 16.23 211.67 106.05 10 113.60 Hind.Oil.Ex 125.10 124.20 125.10 126.75 123.40 108.77 164.80 102.60 11 124.00 Maithan 546.55 554.90 552.00 568.15 547.00 8.65 699.00 339.75 6 554.00 Ajanta Phr [2] 916.20 910.50 918.75 922.10 907.00 117.57 1294.10 903.10 20 910.50 Cybertech 53.40 53.80 52.50 55.75 52.50 35.62 63.60 32.80 27 53.95 Hind.Rect [2] 124.25 122.20 125.95 127.50 121.30 4.31 145.70 97.00 18 123.85 Majesco [5] 554.25 558.55 555.80 571.00 551.05 51.83 572.00 401.10 130 558.00 Ajmera 160.00 157.95 158.25 162.45 157.20 16.74 234.00 131.35 8 157.40 CYIENT Ltd [5] 537.30 538.75 539.90 545.00 534.65 59.55 821.00 520.30 13 537.95 Hind.Znc [2] 230.45 223.10 230.95 231.60 222.30 1232.44 308.90 222.35 12 223.20 Malu Paper 20.10 20.45 21.45 21.45 20.10 3.48 51.45 19.90 5 20.10 Aksh Opti [5] 11.60 11.25 11.90 11.90 11.00 168.78 34.20 9.70 7 11.29 HindujaGlo 635.15 631.35 626.15 639.95 626.15 5.67 911.40 560.05 6 630.00 Man Ind [5] 51.15 50.25 50.60 51.95 50.20 41.24 126.00 50.15 5 50.35 AksharChem 272.85 270.20 274.95 278.00 266.00 0.77 602.95 245.50 10 271.00 D ...... HindujaVen 326.80 325.95 325.15 336.75 325.00 0.85 718.00 310.05 - 329.35 Man Infr [2] 27.40 28.15 27.05 28.80 27.05 71.53 50.70 27.00 6 28.05 Akzo 1748.00 1736.10 1741.00 1750.45 1734.95 0.59 1926.85 1471.00 41 1742.60 Dabur [1] 406.25 409.75 404.00 410.90 404.00 1681.84 490.70 357.10 57 409.65 HindustnAero 677.75 670.90 675.05 679.60 665.30 4.16 1014.00 603.25 10 672.00 ManakAlumi [1] 6.00 5.90 6.00 6.45 5.75 12.53 10.45 5.15 5 6.03 Alankit [1] 28.85 28.60 28.90 29.40 28.20 443.85 40.50 16.95 - 28.60 Dalm.B.Sug [2] 100.80 98.50 101.50 101.50 98.05 86.02 136.00 46.00 4 98.65 HisarMetalIn 54.00 52.50 52.00 55.00 51.60 3.61 84.70 30.50 5 52.00 Manaksia [2] 36.95 35.30 35.70 37.30 35.10 14.18 51.90 33.10 11 35.25 AlbertDavid 383.95 380.45 382.75 385.65 375.65 2.11 854.75 353.00 8 380.75 DamodarInd [5] 32.55 32.55 33.40 33.40 31.10 3.26 58.00 31.10 9 33.00 HiTech Gr 206.95 205.80 205.50 211.95 198.35 23.94 505.00 198.00 11 203.85 ManakSteel [1] 16.70 16.50 16.75 17.60 16.50 2.96 31.00 14.60 10 16.40 Alembic [2] 42.80 43.00 42.95 43.10 42.70 67.04 56.25 35.75 25 42.95 Datamatics [5] 91.85 90.35 91.15 92.70 90.10 24.44 154.40 82.00 18 90.50 Hi-TechPipes 277.55 276.60 280.05 286.40 271.00 0.93 157.00 67.15 29 78.75 Manali Pet [5] 22.60 22.70 22.60 23.10 22.55 61.24 52.20 21.20 7 22.60 Alembic Ph [2] 532.15 524.25 526.30 551.90 516.30 74.44 664.00 435.10 16 522.15 DB Corp 187.95 190.55 187.95 191.80 187.95 139.45 287.00 152.85 12 190.20 Honda Siel 906.40 888.45 906.10 913.05 884.05 1.02 1409.95 870.00 16 884.95 Manap.Fin [2] 129.90 126.95 130.75 132.50 125.75 3332.57 144.90 66.40 14 127.05 Alicon [5] 549.45 534.65 550.00 550.00 533.00 0.43 749.90 510.00 14 537.05 DB Realty 11.45 10.95 11.25 11.50 10.80 165.05 40.60 10.61 - 11.10 Honey.Aut 23548.85 23340.65 23574.00 23869.00 23325.55 0.51 27769.8017980.00 5823303.55 ManCoatMet [1] 4.10 3.95 3.95 4.20 3.95 0.09 13.50 3.90 - 4.25 Alkali Met 39.65 38.60 40.35 40.40 38.10 3.20 83.00 35.25 23 38.95 DCB Bk 228.90 231.80 228.50 234.80 227.00 585.70 244.60 139.50 22 231.80 Hotel Leela [2] 8.10 8.00 8.00 8.15 7.85 99.65 19.60 7.02 - 7.99 Mang.Cem 241.60 236.35 243.00 244.05 235.00 3.90 288.00 174.00 - 235.20 AlkemLabs [2] 1772.95 1776.10 1765.60 1795.00 1735.00 15.20 2265.00 1660.35 26 1783.75 DCM 28.85 27.80 30.15 30.15 27.25 9.59 54.56 27.30 26 27.65 HOV Services 74.50 75.40 73.05 76.50 72.45 6.55 261.00 70.10 74 75.75 Mang.Chem 34.45 34.35 33.50 35.05 33.50 15.76 64.00 27.85 12 34.45 Alkyl Amine [5] 820.00 821.00 820.00 830.50 801.00 1.52 910.00 525.00 20 819.50 DCMShriram [2] 565.70 545.80 569.95 574.70 542.55 109.93 637.00 285.05 10 545.40 HPCL 287.90 286.70 286.90 292.25 281.75 6027.08 333.45 163.45 7 286.70 Mang.Drug 28.90 28.80 28.80 29.90 28.05 4.50 113.75 28.00 - 28.90 Allahbd.Bk 48.35 47.60 48.80 49.35 46.80 3126.78 58.80 33.25 - 47.70 DCW [2] 16.60 16.55 16.55 17.25 16.45 294.27 29.15 13.15 - 16.50 HPLElect&Pow 57.40 56.70 56.80 59.50 56.30 18.07 93.40 44.00 14 56.75 ManpasandBev 40.85 38.85 38.85 38.85 38.85 20.17 161.90 25.30 5 38.85 Allcargo [2] 97.20 97.70 97.20 98.40 95.70 55.06 131.80 91.70 11 97.75 De Nora 224.30 225.05 229.45 229.45 222.05 0.81 362.60 217.10 75 221.70 HSG&UrbanDev 39.00 38.65 39.20 39.35 38.50 546.74 63.80 37.45 7 38.65 Manugrph [2] 18.90 18.65 19.15 19.40 18.40 2.88 49.80 16.00 - 18.55 Allied Dig [5] 13.65 13.45 13.55 13.85 13.25 13.19 19.39 9.25 12 13.45 Deccan Cem [5] 388.60 385.20 381.60 389.95 381.60 2.80 514.00 326.20 12 385.10 HSIL [2] 244.90 237.55 243.10 246.35 236.60 37.16 406.35 186.00 24 237.90 Maral Over 19.80 19.15 19.80 19.80 18.65 3.49 34.75 19.00 10 19.65 Allsec 304.55 301.00 307.10 315.00 296.55 4.60 326.95 151.10 29 300.15 Deep Ind 135.40 130.55 134.10 137.85 129.00 14.60 176.00 84.00 7 130.70 HT Media [2] 28.35 27.70 29.40 29.95 27.40 33.93 67.22 24.60 - 27.85 MarathNxtge [5] 90.95 88.00 91.60 92.80 87.55 5.61 179.65 86.40 12 88.00 Alm.Global [6] 16.60 16.55 16.95 16.95 16.25 1.19 42.35 15.95 - 18.90 Deepk.Fer 106.35 104.65 106.35 109.00 104.25 130.28 290.05 104.50 - 104.80 Hubtown 18.05 18.10 17.90 18.50 17.30 35.88 73.60 16.00 - 17.80 Marico Ltd [1] 370.40 370.40 370.55 374.30 367.30 1218.94 397.00 286.25 43 370.45 Alok Ind 3.25 3.15 3.25 3.30 3.10 4354.91 5.91 2.89 - 3.17 Deepk.Ntr [2] 299.20 300.05 297.00 303.00 296.70 149.57 337.55 204.60 29 300.25 Marksans [1] 19.20 19.00 19.15 19.40 18.85 357.88 40.55 17.90 18 18.95 Alpha Lab 18.00 17.75 18.40 18.40 17.65 11.31 35.80 17.40 14 17.85 Delta Corp [1] 165.95 166.55 167.00 168.85 164.00 473.37 282.10 155.50 23 166.35 I ...... MASFinServ 570.10 570.05 565.00 577.40 565.00 1.97 631.50 365.00 20 567.90 Alphageo 382.30 377.20 382.00 385.00 369.00 6.47 720.10 365.00 5 375.55 Delta Mag 46.50 44.30 47.70 47.70 44.25 1.05 140.00 44.65 - 46.00 Ibull Real [2] 113.00 114.10 113.00 114.90 110.00 3083.80 164.10 63.05 49 114.10 Mastek [5] 463.45 458.80 462.05 467.90 457.40 21.18 643.90 365.20 44 458.65 Amararaja [1] 644.95 647.55 640.00 651.40 638.15 569.96 907.75 572.60 23 647.45 Den Net 55.55 56.10 54.30 58.50 54.30 37.29 80.30 45.10 - 56.00 ICICILombGIC 1075.45 1058.80 1069.00 1078.95 1054.00 329.28 1264.50 694.35 49 1058.25 MatrimCom [5] 616.00 615.75 620.60 626.40 611.00 0.51 785.95 364.00 39 - AmberEntp(I) 821.70 828.65 830.25 835.00 826.10 12.52 1121.00 621.05 28 826.75 Dewn HsgFin 71.00 70.10 71.25 74.05 69.0522328.17 690.00 60.00 2 70.05 ICICISecu 216.05 218.95 215.10 222.45 215.10 225.75 366.30 188.00 - - Maw.Sug 43.65 41.80 43.90 43.95 41.50 113.52 73.00 31.00 4 41.90 Ambika Cot 1046.80 1049.20 1046.15 1052.95 1034.15 2.89 1350.00 1020.25 10 1045.00 DFMFoods [2] 228.60 226.05 234.95 235.05 222.40 12.30 299.00 176.55 34 229.05 ICRA 3201.65 3168.45 3153.05 3217.00 3126.05 0.38 4000.00 2833.00 32 3174.10 Max India [2] 66.40 65.10 66.05 66.75 64.50 63.00 95.20 55.00 - 65.00 AmbujaCeme[2] 211.10 208.85 211.80 211.95 207.90 1424.63 245.25 188.50 23 208.80 Dhamp.Sug 190.10 186.90 190.55 191.50 186.30 233.99 252.20 72.00 5 187.05 IDBI 34.75 34.45 34.90 35.30 34.15 4008.70 65.80 33.35 - 34.45 MaxFinancial[2] 417.15 410.50 414.00 418.25 406.40 258.33 533.60 343.95 224 410.65 AMD Ind 17.80 17.10 17.20 17.80 16.55 4.24 28.75 17.00 - 17.40 Dhanlk.Bk 17.05 17.90 17.25 18.05 17.05 627.19 21.25 10.80 - 17.95 Idea Cell 11.35 11.25 11.35 11.50 11.2033210.78 37.45 11.14 - 11.27 MaxVent&Ind 41.90 41.55 41.40 42.05 41.05 12.41 75.75 40.25 - 41.70 AMJLandHold[2] 17.20 17.15 17.15 17.50 17.00 1.18 29.00 14.10 13 16.95 Dhanuka Ag [2] 409.65 405.90 408.20 415.00 404.35 5.11 617.00 355.00 17 406.90 IDFC 35.85 35.85 35.85 36.15 35.70 910.22 53.45 33.60 - 35.80 Mayur Uniq [5] 269.65 268.35 268.45 273.45 265.50 11.35 435.00 260.10 14 269.35 Amrutanjan [1] 291.90 295.65 292.65 297.50 292.00 8.93 359.90 236.05 35 295.45 Dhar.Sugar 8.40 8.40 8.35 8.65 8.35 1.64 18.80 7.77 - 8.30 IDFCFirstBnk 42.95 42.65 42.85 43.50 42.30 9916.31 56.85 32.70 - - Mazda Ltd 398.60 398.90 403.25 419.50 391.65 1.27 480.00 244.05 12 402.25 Anant Raj [2] 29.70 30.05 29.70 30.30 29.70 152.34 53.70 26.10 19 30.10 Dhun.Inv 217.00 209.55 212.00 219.05 208.00 0.41 414.00 205.15 11 - IFB Agro 367.45 372.65 365.00 380.00 361.10 1.74 750.90 336.00 10 369.75 MBL Infra 6.75 6.65 6.65 6.85 6.55 9.47 22.70 5.61 2 6.50 Andhar Sug 310.30 310.35 305.20 314.00 305.20 11.93 486.00 290.35 5 309.80 Dhunseri Tea 187.65 183.50 187.65 188.70 180.10 1.66 315.00 181.00 95 189.45 IFB Ind 736.00 731.45 735.00 739.95 720.25 3.61 1229.00 700.00 49 729.95 McD.Hld 18.30 17.75 17.90 18.50 17.50 4.06 35.85 15.00 - 17.95 Andhra Bk 23.00 22.70 23.05 23.30 22.60 522.11 36.75 22.25 - 22.65 DhunseriVent 86.80 86.40 85.60 87.70 85.35 4.96 128.55 77.70 - - IFCI 8.70 8.50 8.70 8.80 8.50 1271.09 18.20 7.08 - 8.52 McL.Rusl [5] 11.95 11.40 11.65 11.90 11.40 351.55 175.25 11.40 - 11.40 Andhra Cem 3.90 3.80 3.85 4.00 3.80 29.57 9.39 3.57 - 3.84 DIC India 316.05 318.35 316.10 320.50 315.00 0.54 480.00 308.00 - 320.00 IFGLRefract 187.95 182.35 183.05 189.80 181.95 0.88 272.35 180.65 26 182.25 MCX 827.15 816.05 827.15 834.00 812.80 183.12 917.00 643.50 26 815.70 Anik Ind 10.05 9.90 9.45 10.70 9.40 10.65 40.95 9.67 - 9.71 DIGICONTENT 12.20 11.85 11.50 11.90 11.50 12.48 14.00 10.60 - - IG Pet 239.55 239.00 238.00 244.90 236.75 9.45 553.65 215.85 6 239.70 Meghmani [1] 63.40 61.90 63.35 63.90 61.70 358.26 99.05 42.10 12 61.75 AnjPortCemen 161.65 161.00 163.70 163.70 157.55 0.71 192.00 92.00 18 157.55 Digjam Ltd 1.65 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 18.12 7.95 1.48 - 1.48 Igarshi 225.40 214.15 225.50 225.50 214.15 16.88 836.33 171.10 12 214.70 MenonBear [1] 74.15 73.80 74.20 74.20 71.60 2.97 101.00 67.70 16 73.35 Ansal Hsg 5.70 5.50 5.75 5.80 5.45 22.92 17.55 5.01 - 5.45 DilipBuildco 428.55 419.55 428.40 435.10 416.10 228.71 915.75 311.55 8 419.25 IIFLHoldings [2] 145.20 145.70 145.20 148.15 144.30 25.67 378.28 136.00 32 146.45 MEP Infra 32.95 32.00 32.65 33.20 31.65 309.96 66.50 30.40 20 32.05 Ansal Pro [5] 5.20 5.05 5.05 5.25 5.00 21.44 17.45 4.57 - 5.04 Dish TV [1] 27.90 26.15 28.05 28.40 25.6037696.60 74.30 19.25 12 26.05 IL&FS Ven [2] 3.65 3.60 3.60 3.70 3.60 48.48 16.45 3.56 - 3.64 Mercator [1] 1.65 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.60 486.12 23.65 1.14 - 1.73 Apar Ind 570.40 570.15 565.50 575.00 556.60 4.51 710.50 535.00 15 571.85 DishmanCar [2] 214.90 210.30 217.50 219.85 210.00 79.51 314.65 180.35 61 211.00 IMP Pwr 24.55 24.35 25.90 26.50 24.25 7.91 85.85 25.10 11 25.10 MetalystForg 8.25 8.65 8.65 8.65 8.65 3.53 19.45 4.95 - 8.70 Apcotex Ind [2] 217.45 213.10 215.00 217.00 209.00 6.62 267.50 171.60 24 212.60 Divis Lab [2] 1605.10 1623.45 1609.00 1633.75 1597.55 685.81 1769.00 1040.85 32 1623.10 IMPAL 837.05 835.05 835.00 854.00 835.00 1.69 969.45 796.00 17 834.05 Metrpolhelth[2] 962.30 994.95 967.80 1003.00 954.95 31.46 1010.00 904.85 49 992.30 ApexFznFoods 252.20 253.45 255.00 273.65 252.05 48.50 531.80 237.50 13 253.25 DixonTec(In) 2228.15 2261.25 2244.50 2272.35 2230.00 1.80 3075.25 1894.00 46 2251.15 Ind Terr [2] 96.65 96.20 96.05 98.75 95.70 2.25 169.00 96.00 14 96.05 MFL 23.00 23.40 22.70 23.95 22.60 165.09 24.70 12.15 - - APL Apl 1597.95 1589.20 1571.05 1609.25 1570.10 34.98 1842.75 1009.05 30 1593.85 DLF Ltd [2] 183.65 177.70 184.05 184.05 175.25 9142.85 223.40 141.20 63 177.70 Ind.Bk.Mer 7.75 7.70 7.95 7.95 7.55 17.84 15.18 7.52 - 7.60 Minda Corp [2] 100.35 102.75 100.50 110.00 100.00 167.25 170.00 99.40 23 102.75 Apollo Hsp [5] 1328.65 1318.15 1327.95 1337.55 1313.05 440.76 1411.90 911.10 61 1318.25 D-Link [2] 96.25 95.20 96.00 98.30 94.70 27.07 107.65 62.15 13 95.40 Ind.Card 96.30 99.55 100.65 100.65 97.00 0.15 159.70 81.95 - - Minda Ind [2] 274.85 301.95 277.00 305.70 275.50 831.93 455.00 256.30 54 302.20 ApolloMicSys 114.30 114.70 116.00 116.00 114.10 7.34 174.70 94.30 8 114.80 DollarInd [2] 241.55 236.20 244.90 244.90 236.00 0.88 364.00 225.15 18 - Ind.Cem 95.85 94.20 95.90 97.50 93.60 2532.69 128.20 74.85 42 94.30 MindTec(Ind) 40.85 39.80 41.40 41.40 39.10 57.47 55.90 29.00 14 39.70 ApolloSindo 884.00 879.25 890.00 890.00 857.05 5.00 1490.00 577.15 - - Dolp.Off 28.90 28.80 28.90 29.45 28.35 35.98 76.70 26.50 - 29.00 Ind.Gly 228.10 228.00 226.75 228.70 226.10 14.47 539.50 220.80 5 227.80 MindTree 772.45 758.50 770.00 772.20 754.35 1552.93 1181.90 735.90 16 757.95 ApolloTyr [1] 186.35 187.00 187.05 188.50 185.60 996.85 299.80 174.20 14 187.05 Donear [2] 30.15 29.70 30.30 30.30 29.30 14.53 48.90 28.55 11 29.65 Ind.Hume [2] 307.95 300.50 308.55 316.05 299.65 27.17 370.00 220.25 17 300.65 Mirc Ele [1] 16.35 15.95 16.10 16.45 15.75 70.94 35.40 15.30 - 16.00 Aptech 140.50 137.60 140.50 141.35 136.50 100.96 264.30 120.60 105 137.35 DPSC 10.05 9.80 10.20 10.20 9.70 1.90 21.45 8.60 - - Ind.Inv.Tru 79.00 76.10 80.00 80.00 76.10 0.80 103.95 61.00 - 80.00 Mirza [2] 63.00 62.45 63.40 63.45 61.15 113.38 110.20 49.70 15 62.25 Archidply 30.35 30.05 30.10 30.95 29.70 3.54 71.60 29.50 15 30.00 DQ Ent 4.10 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 1.58 10.20 3.50 - - Ind.Metals 187.25 188.55 186.00 189.45 186.00 4.09 369.35 176.00 29 189.10 MishDhatuNig 123.25 122.70 123.05 124.85 121.85 44.67 160.40 100.00 18 122.25 Archies [2] 20.20 19.95 20.10 20.30 19.50 9.57 40.00 19.05 - 19.90 Dred.Corp 394.85 383.65 391.10 398.00 381.75 85.28 547.90 286.60 24 383.85 Ind.Nippon [5] 406.40 397.55 411.30 411.95 390.00 3.62 568.95 369.00 15 402.10 MM Forg 455.25 458.20 451.60 473.00 451.60 2.43 736.48 451.00 14 458.05 Arcotech Ltd [2] 2.90 2.80 3.00 3.00 2.80 21.54 19.93 2.49 - 2.85 DrLalPathLab 1104.15 1096.75 1113.00 1117.95 1083.60 28.76 1180.05 817.00 47 1093.95 Ind.Ovr.Bk 12.05 12.10 12.40 12.65 12.00 1401.24 17.25 11.05 - 12.13 MMTC [1] 23.05 22.65 23.00 23.40 22.50 286.35 35.60 21.70 - 22.60 Aries Agro 61.05 59.15 62.75 62.80 59.00 10.79 137.00 52.00 5 58.95 DuconInfrTec[1] 7.20 7.50 7.25 7.80 7.25 138.10 22.65 7.09 - 7.50 Ind.Ram.Sy 26.55 26.60 27.50 27.50 26.40 6.72 40.95 15.65 - 26.30 Mohit Ind 5.90 5.65 5.90 6.05 5.55 0.54 12.10 5.50 - - Arih.Found 22.25 22.85 22.25 23.40 21.55 0.98 44.70 20.40 13 - Dwarikesh [1] 24.90 24.65 24.80 25.20 24.30 197.75 34.35 14.05 5 24.65 IndbullsVent [2] 301.15 292.10 302.70 308.30 290.20 716.92 819.95 208.75 170 291.90 MohotaInd 22.85 21.75 21.90 22.75 21.75 9.47 112.15 23.35 - 23.35 ArihantSuper 48.30 45.95 46.05 50.70 45.90 143.81 77.95 45.00 - 45.95 Dynac.Sys 29.45 28.50 29.00 30.30 28.20 0.33 44.70 25.70 6 - IndiabulsInt 179.10 170.75 182.00 182.80 170.15 223.94 785.00 170.15 - - MOIL 152.00 152.30 152.00 153.50 150.25 85.38 199.40 140.20 8 152.90 ArmanFinServ 413.90 411.25 420.00 420.00 409.35 1.80 449.00 264.95 45 413.95 Dynamatic 1380.20 1351.20 1375.45 1396.70 1350.00 1.25 1872.00 1211.00 26 1349.00 IndiamartInterm 1327.60 1325.25 1329.80 1337.10 1321.60 63.04 1368.70 1180.00 - - Mold-TekPac [5] 273.15 271.95 272.00 275.50 271.00 22.07 372.55 201.80 24 272.50 AroGranite 43.90 43.20 43.90 44.20 42.40 10.03 64.00 42.05 7 43.15 DynemicProd 110.15 111.60 108.20 113.00 108.20 3.09 177.45 96.05 7 110.75 Indian Bk 242.70 243.60 243.10 246.20 238.50 521.98 380.00 200.65 37 243.45 Mold-TekTec [2] 53.00 53.35 53.05 53.70 51.05 6.23 62.90 37.10 13 52.25 Arrow Text 11.85 12.00 12.25 12.25 11.60 0.73 33.00 11.05 - 12.01 Indian Htl [1] 147.75 148.30 148.60 149.90 147.30 545.51 164.10 110.00 60 148.25 MonetIsp&Ene 19.10 18.40 19.00 19.15 18.00 27.35 47.75 15.25 - - Arshiya [2] 15.20 15.90 14.90 16.70 14.65 156.63 63.80 14.65 - 15.15 E ...... IndianEgyExc[1] 139.45 142.50 138.50 143.10 138.10 131.91 178.00 136.80 26 142.65 Monsanto 2215.05 2242.00 2207.00 2299.00 2191.70 2.04 3358.00 2139.00 26 2223.95 Arss Infra 36.40 36.00 35.50 37.80 35.50 3.95 63.00 17.80 - 36.95 Easun Rey [2] 4.20 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.40 2.51 11.67 3.86 - 4.50 Indo Count [2] 31.15 31.25 31.40 31.70 30.50 82.85 89.85 30.30 10 31.00 Monte Carlo 295.40 295.00 295.00 299.75 292.00 2.18 454.00 278.10 10 293.40 ArtemGlobSC 54.00 53.35 52.00 54.85 52.00 0.41 92.50 48.20 - - Eclerx 678.35 673.05 678.35 682.00 672.00 7.11 1307.45 670.00 12 673.35 Indo Wnd 3.95 3.90 4.10 4.10 3.75 17.61 7.25 3.60 - 3.81 Morarj.Tex [7] 12.00 11.85 11.85 12.65 11.55 6.04 32.00 11.90 - 12.40 Arvind 63.20 59.40 63.15 63.85 57.9010006.04 154.38 56.55 6 59.40 EdelFinSer [1] 157.65 166.55 158.35 170.25 157.50 1660.60 329.70 116.15 151 166.70 Indoco Rem [2] 150.60 151.15 149.25 152.00 149.00 5.48 238.00 134.10 - 151.75 Morepan [2] 17.20 17.15 17.35 17.50 17.05 208.73 37.10 14.70 - 17.20 ArvindFash 676.30 668.05 694.00 694.00 660.05 140.63 1089.70 590.95 - - EID Parry [1] 169.15 165.20 169.15 171.60 164.30 60.84 248.00 163.00 24 165.30 IndostrCapFn 364.05 357.60 361.90 365.45 355.00 51.26 522.00 275.00 13 357.65 Most.Fin [1] 674.40 666.35 680.00 680.00 661.00 21.28 947.95 549.75 30 666.10 ArvindSmart 98.05 100.25 95.60 100.90 95.60 12.12 180.00 91.85 8 100.00 EIH [2] 176.80 174.90 176.80 177.35 172.50 49.41 214.95 137.60 63 175.10 Indotech Tr 95.70 94.00 98.70 98.75 94.00 3.19 165.25 82.25 - 96.80 MothersSum [1] 118.20 118.15 118.55 119.15 117.05 3136.99 218.17 111.65 46 118.15 Asahi India [1] 210.05 208.85 209.10 211.20 206.25 17.60 367.00 205.35 26 210.00 EIH A Htl 342.25 340.85 343.45 345.00 337.00 1.33 505.00 290.00 26 341.00 IndoThai 25.25 25.95 25.30 26.05 25.10 1.66 60.65 24.40 11 - MphasiS 943.00 944.05 953.60 954.00 940.00 116.13 1278.00 855.00 23 944.80 Asahi Song 140.80 130.95 142.05 142.20 129.10 5.45 306.40 122.25 9 131.35 Eimco 368.25 364.50 379.45 385.00 358.65 2.34 449.95 308.00 9 362.20 Indra.Gas [2] 303.90 304.30 303.90 312.00 302.50 2021.78 350.20 215.20 27 304.45 MPS 567.20 568.15 562.70 574.45 558.40 2.90 625.55 425.00 16 570.25 Ashapura [2] 18.25 18.00 18.70 18.70 17.70 14.54 56.00 16.35 - 18.00 E-Land Appar 6.50 6.45 6.50 6.75 6.40 3.13 9.60 3.60 - - Indra.Med 37.40 36.90 37.15 37.45 36.40 37.25 52.00 36.15 12 36.80 MRF 54571.20 55196.90 54572.00 55400.00 54555.55 5.23 81097.6551850.00 2155201.45 Ashiana [2] 115.80 116.25 115.80 116.95 115.20 68.77 153.70 104.00 70 116.00 Elec. Eng [2] 44.40 43.35 44.20 44.75 43.10 40.98 74.80 43.20 40 43.30 IndSwifLab 31.50 31.80 31.15 32.30 31.15 7.50 97.60 30.45 - 32.00 Mro-Tek [5] 25.80 25.80 25.80 25.85 25.40 1.04 61.90 24.40 - 27.00 Ashima 9.40 9.65 9.05 9.90 9.05 29.45 27.70 8.50 - 9.79 Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 16.75 16.30 16.45 16.60 16.25 31.41 23.70 16.00 4 16.25 Ind-Swift [2] 3.90 3.95 3.90 3.95 3.80 3.04 11.15 3.71 - 4.09 MRPL 58.70 58.55 58.75 59.40 58.00 230.68 91.35 57.85 30 58.40 Ashok Ley [1] 83.80 84.80 84.00 85.65 83.5514004.11 137.00 77.50 12 84.80 Electrotherm 218.30 207.65 225.50 225.50 207.40 19.86 380.15 130.35 2 207.80 INEOS Styro 428.65 426.45 425.35 434.00 422.05 2.46 838.00 425.00 - 427.65 MSP Stl 6.50 6.60 6.90 6.90 6.45 1.34 16.29 6.06 - 6.70 Ashoka Bld [5] 134.80 133.20 134.90 136.50 132.50 72.84 186.20 93.15 11 133.40 Elgi Eqp [1] 258.35 257.75 257.15 259.65 256.00 7.89 315.00 218.50 48 258.45 Infibeam Inc [1] 42.05 42.05 42.10 43.20 41.85 1190.30 242.80 27.65 - 41.95 MSTC 99.35 99.00 99.35 100.95 98.00 11.71 120.50 83.20 - - Asian Gran 220.85 215.00 222.95 224.15 214.10 160.89 327.00 130.00 88 214.80 Elgi Rbr 19.55 19.30 18.55 20.50 18.55 2.79 38.00 17.55 - - Info Edge 2223.15 2225.00 2230.00 2265.95 2212.35 59.99 2432.00 1227.15 86 2223.85 MT Edu 39.15 38.50 40.50 40.50 38.05 24.47 94.05 34.65 38 38.45 Asian Htl-E 188.30 187.95 185.15 194.85 184.10 0.30 296.35 155.20 12 191.65 Emami [1] 301.00 296.70 299.90 303.70 294.05 302.45 598.95 246.00 43 296.90 Infrasoft 103.80 100.10 108.95 108.95 99.20 7.66 368.70 96.25 90 107.60 MTNL 8.10 7.95 8.15 8.20 7.90 832.09 19.40 7.25 - 7.96 Asian Htl-N 125.90 125.20 121.05 127.05 121.05 0.33 250.90 114.50 - - EmamiPaperMill 83.50 82.00 83.00 83.00 80.55 3.68 172.95 80.10 - - Ingersoll 609.30 620.95 611.95 628.75 600.15 7.13 671.00 472.35 24 619.95 Mukand 42.50 42.05 41.30 43.25 41.30 14.06 73.50 40.60 - 42.00 Asian Htl-W 332.10 326.45 330.00 330.00 324.00 0.03 400.00 255.00 14 327.50 EmamiRealty 58.65 57.60 57.30 59.60 56.25 31.16 207.00 45.10 - - Inox Leis 318.30 328.65 318.00 331.90 318.00 249.95 382.60 189.65 25 328.85 Mukand En 15.55 15.05 15.40 15.60 14.90 4.26 32.95 13.65 - 15.45 Aspinwall&Co 143.55 143.00 136.20 145.00 136.20 0.41 269.85 133.60 - - Emkay Glo 71.50 70.15 71.15 72.95 70.00 9.40 150.80 65.10 21 70.00 Inox Wind 69.60 69.20 69.60 70.10 69.00 29.04 113.00 55.00 - 69.30 Mukta Ar [5] 35.85 36.75 36.85 37.40 36.55 18.54 59.90 32.10 21 36.50 Aster Life 429.05 419.90 429.95 432.80 416.00 3.83 716.50 420.40 23 420.55 Emmbi Ind 151.40 143.35 153.05 153.05 140.80 24.72 175.00 98.05 14 144.05 Insectic 641.10 646.70 638.60 652.95 638.60 7.07 800.00 370.00 11 647.90 Munj.Auto [2] 39.50 39.55 39.10 40.05 39.10 16.66 76.25 39.15 12 39.45 AsterDMHealt 115.40 117.15 115.55 118.50 115.40 339.02 188.00 115.10 - 117.20 EnduranceTec 1000.10 1000.25 1010.00 1010.00 999.00 18.97 1579.00 991.60 38 999.60 InspirisySol 45.30 44.90 43.60 45.20 43.60 0.22 90.40 38.50 - - Munj.Showa [2] 146.40 146.00 146.00 147.15 145.40 14.10 238.95 141.15 9 145.50 Astra Mic [2] 82.40 81.55 82.40 83.00 80.65 51.69 107.45 71.00 56 81.85 Energy Dev 5.95 5.95 6.10 6.15 5.85 23.01 16.50 5.50 - 6.00 IntellecDesi [5] 265.10 265.05 265.10 265.50 263.35 113.84 283.20 151.10 26 265.50 Murd.Cera 18.30 17.90 19.30 19.30 17.60 18.40 39.90 16.90 - 18.15 Astral Poly [1] 1292.35 1319.65 1294.95 1334.20 1288.40 24.26 1379.00 814.60 111 1320.25 Eng.India [5] 109.70 110.60 109.70 111.20 108.10 1415.23 139.45 100.45 19 110.55 IntenseTech [2] 27.00 27.80 26.95 28.85 26.70 12.42 74.60 25.05 9 28.65 MusicBrdcast 57.40 57.65 57.30 58.05 56.35 14.07 340.00 46.35 - - AstraZen [2] 1999.85 2013.10 1989.20 2052.50 1985.05 7.24 2398.55 1306.80 92 2011.55 Ent.Net.Ind 416.85 406.25 416.55 427.80 403.25 0.55 751.80 400.00 36 410.15 IntGlobAviat 1566.30 1398.05 1409.70 1417.00 1264.8512143.43 1716.00 697.00 344 1397.75 Muthoot Cap 669.95 642.20 668.80 672.25 640.00 10.30 1300.00 640.00 13 646.20 AstronPaper 108.40 107.55 108.50 110.00 103.75 181.59 134.50 79.65 20 106.95 Eon Elec [5] 22.05 22.00 22.70 22.70 21.55 15.21 62.70 21.60 - 21.70 Intl Paper 429.65 429.55 429.50 431.00 429.20 135.16 591.15 308.75 8 429.65 Muthot.Fin 614.45 606.05 617.55 618.95 603.70 457.92 656.80 356.55 12 606.20 Atlanta [2] 9.15 9.20 9.10 9.35 9.10 15.27 45.40 8.50 - 9.22 Equitas Hold 117.15 115.10 117.15 118.45 113.65 2349.64 163.20 78.00 - 115.10 Inventure 12.35 12.30 11.65 12.40 11.65 0.55 19.00 11.00 - 12.31 MVL [1] 0.15 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.15 71.05 0.33 0.19 - 0.19 Atul 3901.10 3785.80 3899.95 3929.35 3761.00 25.76 4160.00 2675.55 26 3792.30 ErisLifeSci [1] 494.95 491.95 486.40 495.45 486.40 10.96 798.80 475.00 24 491.40 IOL Chem 198.60 205.10 198.50 209.00 197.30 389.53 234.90 81.05 5 205.10 Atul Auto [5] 272.20 273.85 271.70 278.00 271.10 5.35 448.90 261.25 11 275.45 Eros Intl 16.40 15.60 16.05 16.30 15.60 1952.95 136.75 14.75 2 15.70 IPCA Lab [2] 951.35 951.50 957.95 957.95 946.00 30.34 1042.00 590.10 26 951.30 N ...... Aurionpro 103.85 102.80 104.05 106.35 102.50 11.01 209.44 102.50 7 103.10 Esab Ind 1070.50 1077.05 1066.95 1081.95 1060.00 1.09 1340.00 600.05 29 1076.70 I-PruLifeINS 381.35 372.90 378.20 380.00 368.50 1139.80 427.80 277.95 47 372.50 NACLInd [1] 28.45 27.00 28.15 29.80 26.50 72.73 43.20 25.00 - 27.40 AurobindPhr [1] 603.80 597.10 606.40 607.00 589.35 2424.00 838.00 566.00 23 597.40 Escorts 535.55 537.65 537.90 544.90 531.50 1904.90 943.60 513.65 14 537.25 IRB Infra 92.75 92.45 93.30 93.30 91.70 1340.48 216.00 84.10 10 92.40 NagaDhunseri 715.85 679.00 682.50 695.00 675.00 0.31 1649.00 576.20 - - AUSmallFinBk 663.80 656.65 665.00 678.95 646.60 377.35 745.00 502.00 50 657.20 Essar Shp 8.15 8.30 8.00 8.55 7.75 10.20 16.80 7.25 - 8.37 IrconIntl 391.35 386.55 390.90 394.80 382.25 14.34 471.00 338.00 - - Nagar.Oil [1] 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.25 257.43 1.98 0.25 - 0.28 Ausom 34.25 35.00 35.00 35.00 33.10 0.84 77.50 30.25 5 35.55 EsselPack [2] 130.45 130.00 130.65 130.65 129.65 104.17 138.00 85.00 64 130.10 ISMT [5] 5.40 5.10 5.35 5.35 4.90 52.31 9.80 5.00 - 5.17 NagarjunFert [1] 4.85 4.90 4.80 4.95 4.80 84.29 14.29 4.60 - 4.86 Auto Axl 1020.80 998.75 1016.65 1019.20 995.00 4.53 1552.40 991.00 12 1000.00 Ester [5] 29.55 28.95 29.20 29.95 28.55 19.83 64.00 26.75 8 28.80 ITD Cem [1] 100.55 97.20 100.00 102.50 95.30 75.54 146.00 96.00 30 97.50 Nagrk.Cap [5] 8.40 8.25 7.90 8.95 7.65 2.93 33.20 7.66 - 8.02 Auto Stamp 42.75 44.65 44.25 44.90 43.35 4.66 88.00 37.50 - 44.50 Eurotex 13.00 12.75 12.75 12.75 12.75 0.45 27.90 12.00 - - ITDC 250.70 247.75 248.70 252.10 247.50 10.63 463.00 231.00 80 247.55 Nagrk.Exp [5] 18.00 18.20 18.90 18.95 17.00 26.75 34.00 16.65 7 17.45 Autoline 50.25 51.65 53.45 55.90 51.10 122.56 73.50 39.95 - 51.85 Ever.Kanto [2] 24.85 24.50 24.65 24.90 24.40 12.28 38.60 23.20 3 24.55 ITI 90.85 88.75 91.35 91.80 88.25 380.07 119.80 69.40 86 88.65 Nah.Cap [5] 76.25 76.65 76.25 78.00 76.20 0.41 135.00 74.75 11 78.45 AvadSug&Egy 303.30 289.50 303.10 308.95 287.50 37.16 381.20 132.50 5 290.05 Everady [5] 69.85 71.45 69.90 72.30 68.35 184.68 270.05 66.65 8 71.40 IVP 83.90 81.75 86.90 86.90 79.75 0.48 210.50 79.10 25 81.10 Nah.Ind 30.50 30.50 30.95 30.95 30.00 5.20 73.70 28.55 - 30.15 Avanti Feeds [1] 338.30 341.30 338.40 351.00 338.30 227.66 547.00 306.50 21 341.50 Everest Ind 396.75 391.45 396.70 403.00 390.00 15.02 597.50 387.35 10 390.95 IZMO Ltd 44.00 43.55 44.00 45.30 42.95 6.12 96.50 43.00 - 43.95 Nah.Poly [5] 32.50 33.15 35.65 35.70 32.50 2.29 52.50 28.10 9 33.25 AvenuSupmart 1374.95 1350.80 1370.00 1384.95 1345.00 239.04 1696.15 1126.95 90 1350.25 Excel Crop [5] 2915.15 2925.95 2936.55 2980.00 2912.45 1.28 4800.00 2865.00 37 2930.40 Nah.Spg [5] 66.15 65.55 66.55 66.55 65.05 6.68 107.00 64.50 4 65.10 AVT Natl [1] 24.20 23.00 23.40 24.50 22.65 48.13 41.00 20.80 16 23.00 Excel Ind [5] 923.90 915.80 926.00 932.90 911.05 2.15 1906.95 895.00 8 916.85 J ...... NALCO [5] 47.80 46.85 48.00 48.05 46.6510840.47 78.50 46.25 5 46.85 AxisCades [5] 62.40 58.40 63.90 63.95 54.65 521.14 127.90 44.00 - 58.45 Excel Realty 1.70 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 65.89 7.66 0.89 - 1.90 Nalwa Son 1001.35 987.55 1000.00 1014.05 981.35 0.15 1400.00 870.00 17 995.00 AYM Syntex 34.10 35.45 34.10 36.35 34.10 4.73 50.00 28.55 28 36.50 J&K Bk [1] 40.05 39.20 40.35 40.45 39.05 215.20 65.95 33.35 5 39.15 Exide [1] 199.80 199.25 200.00 202.70 198.20 871.58 304.65 194.65 22 199.35 Jagran [2] 103.45 102.25 102.90 103.65 101.35 27.03 137.95 92.30 14 102.45 Nandan Den 37.85 36.35 37.00 37.90 36.25 23.54 93.20 36.40 8 36.50 ExpleoSolu 382.80 381.05 382.30 384.00 381.00 2.14 545.00 372.00 - - Jags.Phr [5] 25.40 25.15 26.20 26.20 24.60 1.32 34.95 21.10 9 25.05 NarayaHru 227.15 225.05 228.00 230.00 225.00 243.14 264.00 181.35 92 225.40 B ...... Jai Corp [1] 99.65 100.20 100.00 102.50 99.50 736.29 173.90 85.50 71 100.25 Natco Phr [2] 534.15 532.00 538.00 538.50 528.05 64.86 849.00 482.00 14 532.60 BAG Films [2] 3.35 3.30 3.35 3.40 3.20 43.38 8.40 2.95 - 3.22 F ...... JaiBal.Ind 25.50 25.30 24.75 26.00 24.75 1.65 668.00 81.00 - - Nath Bio-Gen 406.00 402.00 410.95 410.95 400.00 4.21 533.05 327.60 20 402.65 Bajaj Elect [2] 481.65 457.75 482.95 486.80 453.50 139.78 658.70 379.00 28 457.45 FACT 38.45 38.40 38.25 39.90 38.05 140.58 51.00 30.00 15 38.40 Jain I.DVR [2] 19.20 18.95 19.25 19.60 18.60 21.97 59.40 17.45 - 19.05 Natl Build [1] 56.45 54.85 56.10 56.65 54.35 5194.79 79.65 46.55 26 54.85 Bajaj Hind [1] 7.25 7.20 7.25 7.35 7.15 640.39 12.09 5.65 - 7.19 FairchemSpec 531.95 534.35 537.80 545.00 531.00 3.50 573.55 320.00 97 540.00 Jain Irrg [2] 24.45 24.20 24.60 25.00 23.80 2552.48 89.00 16.30 5 24.15 Natl Fert 34.55 35.15 34.25 35.40 34.25 346.73 51.80 30.70 6 35.15 Bajaj Hld 3618.85 3580.90 3617.70 3630.00 3558.10 19.69 3799.00 2203.65 51 3579.55 FCS Soft [1] 0.25 0.20 0.25 0.25 0.20 948.15 0.26 0.19 - 0.20 Jamna Au [1] 49.70 49.35 49.80 50.70 49.10 220.77 94.00 48.50 14 49.25 Nava.B.Ve [2] 94.40 92.55 94.90 95.25 92.15 98.98 145.20 87.90 10 92.75 BajajConCare[1] 319.85 318.10 318.05 321.10 315.15 23.18 474.45 308.00 20 318.30 FDC [1] 173.20 167.25 172.75 173.90 166.45 20.07 269.40 148.20 17 167.70 Jay Bhr [5] 189.15 192.00 189.25 199.00 189.20 9.05 495.00 186.85 8 190.85 Navin Flu [2] 655.55 647.30 656.00 667.95 645.85 23.88 823.00 581.35 22 647.70 Bal Phr 52.05 50.90 51.40 54.50 50.60 6.70 109.00 51.00 11 51.80 Fed Bk [2] 106.75 105.30 106.70 107.85 104.90 8044.55 110.35 67.05 17 105.30 Jay.Agro [5] 167.60 169.60 166.60 171.50 165.90 7.24 318.00 165.25 11 168.05 Navkar Corp 25.15 24.15 26.35 26.35 23.95 303.97 142.95 24.05 7 24.25 Balaji Amn [2] 349.85 348.65 350.00 354.00 347.15 7.02 601.45 347.00 10 348.40 Fed.Goetze 592.65 585.15 585.25 600.00 580.85 3.85 600.00 391.00 40 584.40 Jay.Neco 5.00 5.25 5.20 5.25 5.05 40.46 7.00 3.12 - 5.37 Navneet Ed [2] 105.15 107.65 105.15 108.30 105.15 20.28 139.40 98.55 14 107.05 Balaji Tele [2] 53.05 53.25 53.20 54.00 52.05 20.40 120.50 51.50 27 53.35 Fiem Ind 452.85 448.55 452.85 460.00 447.00 11.96 810.00 407.60 11 449.50 Jaypee Inf 1.50 1.45 1.50 1.50 1.45 2243.83 6.60 1.38 - 1.43 NBI.IndFinCo 1398.00 1398.00 1376.00 1398.00 1376.00 0.18 1600.00 885.20 - - Balkrishna [2] 726.60 720.70 729.00 736.55 708.05 490.08 1467.40 708.45 19 720.90 Filatex [2] 36.55 37.10 36.30 37.50 36.25 496.92 66.45 33.75 10 37.15 Jayshr Tea [5] 52.65 50.80 51.80 52.30 50.60 32.25 110.00 50.50 48 50.90 NCC [2] 93.05 89.15 93.90 93.90 87.6511404.87 119.15 63.10 9 89.10 BalkrishPap 28.50 26.30 28.05 28.15 26.00 9.71 83.70 27.05 - 27.05 Fin.Cable [2] 400.00 398.75 400.15 404.20 396.00 25.42 628.50 356.00 18 398.25 JB Chem [2] 374.25 369.55 375.00 375.00 365.00 21.52 407.10 236.00 16 368.75 NCL Ind 127.70 124.35 130.00 130.00 123.30 19.16 175.25 99.25 12 124.05 Ballarpur [2] 1.65 1.60 1.70 1.70 1.55 398.85 10.90 1.54 - 1.60 FineOrgInd [5] 1397.20 1382.90 1400.00 1400.00 1375.50 2.49 1648.00 735.20 33 1385.55 JBF Ind 12.55 12.05 12.50 12.50 11.95 32.16 45.70 12.00 - 12.17 NDTV [4] 34.60 34.60 34.40 34.65 34.15 3.00 43.45 31.05 13 34.70 BalmerLaw 180.05 180.05 180.90 182.70 179.55 34.44 231.00 160.00 11 180.20 FineotexChe [2] 32.40 32.20 32.45 32.65 31.70 59.69 62.85 29.60 20 31.95 JBM Auro [5] 223.25 220.80 223.30 226.00 220.00 5.77 392.00 212.00 18 222.35 NECaryCorp 6.85 6.60 6.75 6.75 6.55 10.17 15.20 5.61 - 6.60 Balrampur [1] 149.50 154.20 148.25 155.50 148.25 1003.83 167.00 59.70 6 154.10 Fino.Ind 505.90 499.65 505.60 509.50 498.95 23.05 712.90 440.00 17 500.00 JHS Svend 20.60 20.60 21.20 21.25 20.20 24.96 45.50 16.05 - 20.55 Nect.Life [1] 13.90 13.80 14.00 14.20 13.60 41.50 30.95 13.25 6 13.90 Ban.Amn.Spg 143.35 136.90 136.05 145.00 136.05 2.13 249.00 136.65 11 138.00 Firstsource 51.20 51.80 51.10 52.20 50.65 1344.18 77.30 39.25 18 51.80 Jind P.Inv 22.80 21.90 21.85 23.65 21.70 2.67 47.00 21.70 - - Nelcast [2] 45.80 46.25 46.30 46.95 45.85 14.69 93.00 44.25 10 46.15 Ban.Amn.Sug 1416.85 1414.80 1429.95 1429.95 1405.00 0.04 1946.00 1236.05 23 1430.70 Flexituff 27.00 26.70 26.90 28.20 24.45 7.51 66.85 25.05 - 26.25 Jind.Cot 2.45 2.35 2.45 2.45 2.35 9.34 8.53 1.92 - 2.48 Nelco 292.40 286.50 293.95 294.80 285.10 26.64 372.05 201.70 37 286.50 Banar.Beads 44.00 44.00 44.00 44.30 44.00 1.99 74.90 37.65 25 - Fortis Hlt 129.80 128.70 129.35 130.15 127.20 562.64 153.70 121.35 79 128.55 Jind.Drl [5] 99.80 100.00 98.80 102.75 97.85 7.93 147.65 87.20 8 99.55 NeogenChem 341.75 346.30 342.00 348.40 336.00 29.34 403.70 261.00 - - Banco Ind [2] 118.65 117.15 117.80 118.80 117.00 6.51 238.00 115.80 7 117.30 Foseco 1249.35 1236.05 1254.85 1260.05 1232.50 0.75 1815.00 1240.00 24 1249.00 Jind.Poly 241.40 246.65 243.25 248.00 235.00 10.95 324.95 207.50 5 245.30 Nesco [2] 548.65 559.90 548.65 564.95 548.65 15.14 587.85 405.00 22 558.90 BandhanBank 524.20 534.55 524.30 537.95 524.00 237.79 741.00 369.15 33 534.45 Fut. Life [2] 471.80 471.15 471.80 473.10 468.00 7.08 502.00 358.50 56 471.65 Jind.Saw [2] 78.75 76.95 78.50 79.20 76.65 290.97 102.00 67.60 5 77.00 Nestle 11687.05 11550.45 11715.00 11795.00 11530.00 44.24 12025.65 9080.10 6811554.60 Bang Over 35.65 34.70 35.25 36.50 34.40 2.76 63.40 29.70 - 34.65 Fut. Mkt 37.00 38.85 38.85 38.85 37.50 33.76 116.10 31.40 23 37.85 Jind.Stl&P [1] 135.85 131.80 134.80 137.10 129.8013525.31 246.00 123.30 12 131.80 Netwk 18 [5] 25.30 24.45 25.05 25.70 24.30 154.72 57.80 24.05 - 24.55 Bans.Syn 66.55 66.50 65.55 66.90 65.00 2.49 99.30 56.00 4 - FutEntpDVR [2] 33.15 32.15 33.00 33.50 31.40 25.92 49.40 28.10 2 31.10 Jind.World [1] 69.65 66.50 70.55 70.60 66.10 77.38 112.00 54.00 50 66.65 Neuland 552.70 518.50 543.90 555.60 507.00 33.33 824.55 431.45 41 519.45 Bartronics 3.50 3.45 3.40 3.65 3.40 4.21 10.35 3.22 - 3.50 Future Cons 40.35 39.80 40.40 40.50 39.60 496.65 56.70 35.00 - - JindStain(H) [2] 74.95 73.75 74.40 75.40 73.55 69.11 159.70 73.05 7 73.80 NewgenSwTech 298.70 292.05 300.00 300.00 290.65 7.55 371.00 205.25 21 291.00 BASF 1239.65 1191.05 1232.35 1242.70 1185.05 6.20 2125.00 1180.05 - 1193.50 FutureEntp [2] 35.05 34.00 35.05 35.20 33.75 143.91 51.00 29.00 - 34.05 JK Cem 974.65 980.35 974.65 992.40 974.65 10.22 1075.00 650.00 23 978.75 Next Media 14.00 13.25 13.95 13.95 12.80 3.57 26.95 12.35 - - Bata India [5] 1389.90 1367.55 1381.50 1390.00 1361.55 415.40 1478.40 813.05 53 1367.50 FutureRetail [2] 478.45 471.25 478.45 482.50 470.00 139.22 593.45 399.70 32 471.95 JK Lak.Cem [5] 341.25 336.85 344.00 344.75 334.90 30.97 396.20 249.55 50 337.65 NHPC Ltd 24.15 23.85 24.10 24.30 23.75 1185.70 27.50 21.75 9 23.90 Bayer Crop 3376.45 3346.30 3335.00 3364.00 3300.55 26.05 4580.00 3206.60 48 3343.95 FuturSuplyCh 606.45 594.50 606.45 620.00 586.00 5.39 700.00 550.10 37 595.10 JK Paper 123.75 120.80 123.60 124.30 120.00 361.43 193.95 97.85 5 120.75 NIIT [2] 99.90 96.80 99.40 100.00 96.20 373.84 116.90 60.80 54 96.80 Beardsell [2] 14.40 13.85 14.50 15.60 12.75 1.30 44.95 10.85 - 13.65 JK Tyre [2] 76.25 76.15 76.55 76.55 75.75 163.85 136.20 72.20 9 76.05 NIIT Tech 1314.75 1308.75 1305.10 1316.70 1299.00 882.31 1425.00 1031.30 27 1308.30 Bedmutha 15.60 16.85 16.00 18.25 15.80 129.13 27.30 13.90 - 17.04 Jkumar Inf [5] 146.45 147.80 143.85 149.35 143.85 91.24 274.70 104.00 6 147.90 Nila Infras [1] 6.55 6.35 6.50 6.60 6.30 120.38 14.50 5.80 - 6.33 BEL [1] 107.35 103.85 107.45 107.45 103.30 8200.84 124.20 72.55 13 103.90 G ...... NILA SPACES 2.10 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 4.82 5.05 1.40 - - Gabriel [1] 103.05 100.45 103.50 103.95 100.00 38.53 159.05 100.00 15 100.45 JM Fin [1] 77.85 77.10 77.65 77.95 76.00 152.85 135.15 64.25 58 77.05 BEML 877.35 854.15 870.00 876.60 848.10 546.70 1034.35 521.00 56 853.00 JMC Proj [2] 129.15 126.30 129.00 129.90 125.50 23.50 150.00 67.00 15 127.25 Nilkamal 1177.60 1170.55 1175.50 1175.90 1146.35 4.61 2133.30 1083.70 16 1170.00 Berg.Paint [1] 306.75 306.80 306.75 310.60 305.65 520.78 349.00 260.55 65 306.65 GalaxSurfact 1243.60 1242.15 1245.75 1248.35 1228.30 2.27 1405.00 885.00 26 1240.85 Nippo Bat 448.15 443.70 452.95 463.00 442.05 0.52 876.60 430.00 9 445.70 Gallant Isp [1] 37.55 31.75 36.65 36.65 31.10 247.55 50.65 26.11 7 32.20 JMT Auto [1] 1.85 1.90 1.90 1.90 1.85 35.95 4.90 1.53 - 2.04 BF Inv [5] 264.20 270.25 262.10 274.40 260.50 158.34 367.40 168.00 24 270.10 Jocil 87.20 88.45 85.10 89.50 85.10 0.45 169.75 83.05 - - Nitco 31.65 30.40 31.30 32.15 30.05 73.80 79.95 27.85 - 30.35 BF Util [5] 202.65 205.40 200.10 207.90 199.60 876.43 354.80 147.75 28 205.20 Gallant Mtl 39.00 37.20 38.05 39.25 36.40 12.09 66.00 36.40 4 37.15 Nitesh Es 2.15 2.05 2.10 2.25 2.05 310.24 8.90 1.81 - 2.09 Gamm.Infra [2] 0.40 0.40 0.35 0.45 0.35 302.45 1.54 0.39 - 0.40 JohnCntHita 1721.40 1681.90 1710.00 1716.70 1665.00 0.75 2335.75 1505.00 53 1686.10 BGR Engy 50.45 48.75 50.15 50.45 48.10 59.22 96.80 42.30 12 48.80 JP Associ [2] 2.85 2.70 2.85 3.00 2.65 8172.28 17.00 2.41 - 2.71 Nitin fire [2] 0.60 0.55 0.55 0.65 0.55 204.51 3.85 0.51 - 0.55 Bhageria Ind [5] 253.75 255.05 258.00 259.60 250.00 12.46 345.15 211.00 8 254.35 Gandhi Tub [5] 393.75 376.10 382.00 391.40 375.00 4.59 424.85 328.00 14 376.20 Nitin Spn 69.50 70.35 69.00 71.90 69.00 14.37 97.50 68.00 6 70.30 Ganesh Hsg 44.50 43.40 43.60 44.90 43.00 19.75 110.90 43.10 19 43.65 JP Pwr 1.85 1.80 1.85 1.90 1.80 775.87 4.61 1.44 - 1.84 BhagngrInd [2] 24.10 24.00 24.15 24.30 24.00 7.34 53.90 24.00 12 24.00 JSL [2] 31.80 31.20 31.80 32.20 30.85 134.14 72.00 21.00 11 31.20 NLC India 66.45 64.50 66.25 66.35 64.20 223.46 85.50 60.70 7 64.40 BhagyangrPr [2] 23.60 23.70 23.10 24.00 23.10 7.93 32.40 18.60 12 23.10 Ganesha Ecos 288.80 281.60 284.85 296.90 276.60 12.31 374.75 232.60 10 280.70 NMDC Ltd [1] 109.15 113.55 109.95 116.50 109.6010238.76 124.30 86.45 8 113.60 GangesSecu 41.90 41.30 41.50 42.00 41.20 6.88 66.90 40.20 - 42.80 JSW Enr 70.95 70.05 71.30 71.75 68.20 357.95 77.00 56.00 46 70.00 BhandariHos[1] 1.70 1.65 1.65 1.70 1.60 44.35 2.99 1.58 - 1.70 JSW Hld 2950.30 2929.40 2938.00 2953.00 2911.10 0.70 3138.95 1723.10 37 2961.30 Nocil 111.80 109.10 112.50 113.50 108.55 346.26 188.00 108.85 10 109.25 Bhans.Eng [1] 63.05 63.55 63.90 64.20 63.00 262.09 163.50 56.85 23 63.45 Gard.Silk 13.95 13.65 13.95 14.20 13.60 5.85 32.65 13.00 - 13.60 Noida Toll 3.85 3.75 3.65 4.05 3.65 14.76 12.85 3.17 - 3.65 GardenReach 118.90 116.95 118.70 119.50 116.30 75.58 137.00 77.00 12 117.00 JTEKT INDIA [1] 90.80 88.95 91.00 92.85 88.00 18.83 146.45 83.05 32 89.10 Bharat Bij 1012.20 996.50 1010.75 1017.90 991.00 2.01 1587.00 953.00 14 998.60 Jub.Food 1221.75 1233.40 1220.00 1238.80 1208.50 1051.57 1575.00 982.00 50 1233.80 NRAgarwalInd 202.40 194.00 201.75 204.10 191.25 18.69 616.00 191.25 - - Bharat For [2] 454.10 443.20 450.90 455.40 439.40 685.07 692.50 430.55 19 443.20 GarwarTecFib 1212.60 1203.50 1210.00 1220.00 1187.00 107.72 1358.60 966.70 21 1194.90 NRB Bear [2] 153.15 152.20 151.95 154.85 151.05 14.87 223.60 140.10 17 152.70 Gatewaty 124.05 121.55 124.80 124.80 121.00 61.42 191.00 96.50 15 121.65 Jub.Ind 85.90 88.55 85.15 89.00 82.40 2.80 157.00 82.80 - 88.50 Bharat Gea 92.55 92.00 92.00 93.85 91.15 6.45 209.26 85.70 7 93.25 Jub.Life [1] 486.35 478.50 486.00 489.80 476.05 114.67 898.00 450.00 52 478.55 NRB Ind [2] 15.40 15.90 16.85 16.85 15.10 2.25 33.10 13.00 - 16.30 Bharat Ras 4138.15 4141.15 4054.05 4225.00 4051.00 2.04 8395.00 3352.10 16 4152.80 Gati [2] 70.20 69.65 69.95 71.40 68.30 429.21 119.20 52.00 31 69.60 Nucleas Sw 330.45 326.25 330.00 338.85 324.00 4.23 466.00 316.10 13 327.75 Gayt. Proj [2] 150.85 149.30 151.00 151.95 148.60 8.97 211.00 144.95 13 149.00 JullundurMot 29.20 28.25 30.90 30.90 28.05 0.98 254.80 27.75 - - Bharat Wire 33.25 33.00 33.95 34.00 32.80 6.59 104.50 30.70 - - JustDial 812.25 775.35 803.00 812.90 770.50 4730.74 824.85 408.00 24 775.15 BharatDynamc 304.00 299.40 305.50 306.35 297.00 25.37 388.95 224.00 13 299.25 GaytriHigway[2] 0.75 0.75 0.70 0.75 0.70 8.54 6.94 0.67 - 0.80 GE Ship 248.45 241.15 248.45 249.90 238.90 21.57 353.00 240.00 31 240.85 Jyo.Lab [1] 164.10 163.70 162.25 165.50 162.25 37.33 237.65 143.10 31 163.95 O ...... BharatRdNwk 83.40 82.65 82.55 85.00 82.00 13.00 178.75 72.70 49 82.25 Oberoi 592.40 571.35 594.00 619.00 560.70 1412.73 641.70 351.75 46 570.60 BHEL [2] 67.20 66.75 67.95 68.20 66.20 7966.26 83.25 56.25 19 66.75 GE T&DInd 232.20 232.50 234.00 234.30 229.00 12.60 332.70 218.80 - - Geecee 111.00 110.65 111.00 112.10 110.35 0.60 150.00 100.00 7 110.30 K ...... OdishaCement 993.40 989.15 994.00 997.00 978.00 7.63 1219.90 860.00 - - BigBlocConst 28.80 28.45 29.00 29.00 27.40 0.18 105.85 24.50 27 - Oil Country 7.55 7.65 7.55 7.90 7.15 18.02 23.50 5.19 - 7.75 BIL Ener [1] 2.95 3.05 3.05 3.05 3.05 71.07 6.57 0.46 - 3.17 Genesys [5] 100.90 99.45 104.35 104.35 98.30 9.64 226.00 72.00 25 100.35 K Sera [1] 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.10 559.44 0.25 0.10 - - GenInsurCor [5] 224.35 231.10 224.40 234.70 222.15 137.87 383.98 204.30 18 230.55 Kabra Ext [5] 79.05 78.80 81.55 81.60 77.50 0.98 101.55 60.70 10 79.00 Oil India 177.35 174.95 178.00 179.15 174.20 1532.97 227.00 165.45 6 174.90 Biocon [5] 244.95 246.60 245.65 247.95 244.50 1261.19 359.18 230.00 89 246.60 OlectrGrnTec 200.70 201.20 201.35 206.55 200.00 21.57 279.80 137.55 - - BirlaCable 83.25 91.10 82.70 97.45 82.65 391.79 230.00 77.35 6 91.20 Genus P&B [1] 5.60 5.60 5.55 5.75 5.45 48.10 12.94 5.39 - 5.56 Kaj.Cera [1] 566.25 555.80 566.00 572.05 554.35 184.21 648.85 316.20 36 556.35 Genus Pwr [1] 22.25 22.75 22.10 22.95 21.90 138.65 46.40 21.70 8 22.75 Kakt.Cem 177.50 173.90 180.55 180.55 173.00 7.32 271.00 133.00 26 174.05 OM Metal [1] 19.65 19.15 20.40 20.40 18.95 16.55 42.20 19.00 12 19.00 BirlaCorp 617.20 612.10 612.80 623.00 600.00 116.60 818.75 440.00 34 611.60 Omax Auto 49.60 48.45 49.65 50.50 47.90 2.10 171.00 46.00 - 48.70 BIRLASOFT 81.55 76.95 81.85 82.80 74.00 2331.59 314.50 74.00 - - GeojitFinSer 31.95 32.05 31.90 32.60 31.90 76.52 85.85 31.80 - - Kalp.Pwr [2] 484.75 502.90 484.75 510.00 482.25 141.32 553.50 268.50 19 502.60 GEPowerIndia 870.05 846.45 862.15 866.45 840.20 6.72 933.00 666.00 50 844.95 Kaly.Inv 1782.55 1744.50 1795.00 1796.00 1730.10 0.29 2599.95 1395.00 23 - Omaxe 199.55 199.35 201.00 201.00 199.25 239.40 228.90 199.00 157 199.45 Bk of Ind 85.60 85.30 86.75 86.90 84.15 9679.98 110.05 73.30 - 85.20 OMDC [1] 708.50 701.05 710.00 718.05 690.00 2.70 1141.00 625.20 - 699.75 Bk of Mah 16.00 16.00 16.10 16.60 15.85 828.57 20.00 10.73 - 16.00 GHCL 225.35 222.10 225.40 226.90 220.05 36.73 278.90 189.50 6 222.15 Kaly.Stl [5] 198.85 198.05 199.40 203.90 197.05 21.98 304.95 175.20 7 197.95 GIC Hsg 257.95 259.20 259.95 265.80 258.00 73.56 375.85 212.70 8 258.50 Kamat Htl 40.95 41.20 41.00 42.20 40.70 7.00 83.25 38.05 4 41.45 Omkar Spl 7.60 7.40 7.50 7.85 7.25 28.90 29.90 6.55 - 7.33 Bk ofBar [2] 125.90 124.25 126.75 127.25 123.7015786.41 157.45 90.70 114 124.20 OnePntOneSol 28.30 26.90 25.00 32.00 25.00 0.22 45.00 25.00 - - BKMInd [1] 2.75 2.70 2.70 2.85 2.70 3.84 23.20 2.66 - 2.76 Gillander 41.05 39.50 39.00 40.95 38.60 1.57 69.55 38.05 - 41.20 Kamdhenu 154.40 156.40 153.70 157.65 151.60 11.33 235.00 142.05 18 156.25 Gillette 7117.10 6987.80 7148.50 7151.00 6955.35 4.20 7906.00 6200.00 94 6977.65 Kanani Ind [1] 4.15 4.15 3.95 4.15 3.95 1.50 7.95 3.60 - - OnMobile 32.20 31.45 32.35 32.70 31.30 24.14 49.50 27.25 10 31.30 BL Kash [1] 11.20 11.45 11.40 11.70 10.80 190.38 40.30 7.25 - 11.33 Onward Te 68.30 67.55 67.95 68.45 67.50 1.60 80.85 45.55 12 68.50 Bliss GVS [1] 159.50 158.60 160.05 160.25 158.40 301.80 204.00 125.00 22 158.95 Ginni Fil 9.85 9.50 9.80 9.80 9.25 31.90 24.75 8.73 - 9.50 Kanor.Chem [5] 53.70 53.60 53.55 53.90 53.05 16.89 84.00 52.15 24 53.50 GKW 617.80 649.15 649.00 653.00 617.95 0.35 1318.00 545.50 - - Kansai Ner [1] 426.10 425.00 428.95 428.95 418.20 40.75 540.45 343.40 51 426.10 OptimusInfra 61.65 61.25 63.65 63.65 58.60 151.26 297.90 47.00 - 61.50 BLSIntlServ [1] 70.10 70.35 70.10 71.15 68.30 134.39 191.00 64.85 54 70.20 Opto Cir 4.70 4.55 4.70 4.80 4.55 168.09 14.50 4.21 4 4.58 Blue Dart 2602.45 2606.85 2619.00 2621.35 2600.00 0.92 3912.00 2600.00 70 2603.20 Glaxo Cons 7653.35 7483.25 7655.15 7697.50 7436.05 17.36 7934.85 6169.00 32 7487.05 KardaConstru 203.80 200.60 200.00 205.95 196.00 48.24 239.00 124.35 20 198.90 Glaxo Phr 1167.05 1165.80 1170.00 1171.75 1150.05 26.19 1812.00 1159.90 47 1164.75 Karma Enr 14.40 14.95 13.90 15.30 13.65 1.88 30.00 11.00 - 15.50 Oracle Fin [5] 3243.50 3144.45 3230.00 3263.25 3125.00 45.03 4655.00 3022.00 21 3145.55 BlueCoast 3.80 3.95 3.95 3.95 3.80 2.76 85.75 3.20 - - Orbit Exp 113.45 111.35 115.90 115.90 110.00 5.11 163.00 85.10 14 109.90 BlueStar [2] 733.80 732.95 737.00 751.95 730.10 15.97 825.00 507.30 48 731.85 Glb.Offsh 8.90 8.75 8.80 9.05 8.70 5.13 23.80 8.15 - 8.71 Karn.Bk 100.55 100.00 100.55 101.25 99.50 747.46 141.15 92.30 6 100.00 Glb.Vect 56.20 58.20 58.00 58.70 55.95 6.72 127.00 47.00 15 58.00 Karur vys bk [2] 69.55 69.55 69.35 70.00 69.25 259.37 100.95 63.40 26 69.55 Enter [2] 19.10 18.75 19.00 19.60 18.60 14.48 43.45 18.15 9 19.05 Bodal Chem [2] 95.40 94.15 95.60 99.85 93.70 36.31 139.25 89.70 8 94.30 Orient Bell 132.85 132.25 132.05 136.15 132.00 3.48 274.60 121.05 22 133.10 Bomay Bur [2] 898.35 905.30 900.10 916.00 900.00 37.73 2113.85 892.35 - 905.55 Glenmark [1] 449.20 445.90 451.00 451.00 441.00 1068.74 711.55 423.70 9 445.50 Kaushlya Inf 0.45 0.45 0.45 0.45 0.45 0.61 2.40 0.35 - - Glob.Spr 123.80 123.60 122.65 127.00 122.65 19.31 215.00 107.75 12 123.80 Kaveri Seed [2] 458.70 451.65 455.10 461.00 448.10 90.44 659.95 376.00 13 452.05 Orient Cem [1] 103.30 104.60 104.00 106.70 103.25 150.45 133.80 61.90 45 104.50 Bombay Dye [2] 102.00 101.50 102.45 103.90 100.75 562.97 284.00 82.35 2 101.45 Orient Grn 5.10 5.00 5.00 5.25 4.95 90.59 9.98 2.70 - 5.01 Bombay Ray 6.35 6.30 6.25 6.50 6.10 10.69 22.75 5.78 - 6.47 GM Brew 423.15 416.15 429.75 429.75 409.40 44.01 830.85 410.00 10 416.05 Kavveri Tel 3.40 3.40 3.50 3.65 3.25 0.30 11.25 3.05 - - GMDC [2] 71.05 70.95 71.10 71.90 70.70 62.78 123.00 69.00 5 71.25 KAYA Ltd 513.95 521.35 515.25 529.00 500.00 51.67 1081.95 476.00 - 521.95 Orient Htls [1] 38.10 37.95 38.05 38.80 37.55 13.16 50.50 33.65 - 38.00 BorsilGlsWrk [1] 168.25 162.75 167.00 169.90 161.25 28.35 397.90 161.65 32 162.55 Orient Pap [1] 28.10 27.90 28.00 28.20 27.80 133.87 52.70 25.45 7 27.85 Bosch 15982.55 15915.45 15983.00 16049.95 15801.20 8.21 22400.0015807.60 2915913.80 GMMPfauder [2] 1305.10 1263.60 1329.90 1329.90 1255.20 3.86 1483.00 790.05 46 1262.20 KCP [1] 80.95 81.35 80.50 82.50 80.50 6.53 116.00 74.00 27 81.20 GMR Inf [1] 15.30 15.05 15.40 15.40 15.00 6198.75 21.50 13.45 - 15.06 KCP Sug [1] 14.70 14.55 14.65 14.75 14.50 38.83 33.40 15.75 - - Orient Pres 125.75 126.50 125.70 126.60 125.70 0.09 449.55 121.00 - - BPL 21.25 20.80 22.00 22.05 20.50 33.33 61.80 19.10 - 20.90 Orient Ref [1] 207.05 202.20 202.00 207.10 202.00 11.21 280.10 170.75 27 202.20 Brigade 274.55 266.70 273.80 281.95 265.00 99.12 282.15 157.10 16 266.90 GNA Axles 248.50 240.15 248.95 252.15 236.15 51.04 478.00 238.00 8 239.95 KDDL Ltd 404.05 410.10 417.00 417.00 400.00 0.37 540.00 385.00 30 409.00 GNFC 235.00 232.65 234.90 237.25 231.00 165.57 465.20 231.10 5 232.45 KEC Intl [2] 318.50 319.85 318.00 323.00 314.00 203.16 355.00 229.95 16 319.50 Orient Tri 13.35 12.15 14.45 15.35 11.65 378.18 16.95 9.00 - 12.21 BrightcomGr[2] 3.80 3.65 3.70 3.80 3.65 498.50 7.47 2.25 - 3.60 Orient.Bk 89.30 88.90 90.30 90.95 88.15 1523.91 119.00 58.10 - 88.95 Brooks Lab 41.15 40.90 41.00 41.95 40.60 6.28 87.90 38.10 - 40.80 Goa Carb 315.15 318.40 315.00 330.00 310.65 107.43 875.10 307.00 - 317.75 KEI Ind [2] 466.20 459.70 470.00 475.45 456.10 65.93 532.30 248.40 20 460.30 GOCL Corp [2] 242.50 240.25 245.05 252.70 239.05 2.41 411.95 221.05 58 238.75 Kellton Tech [5] 24.75 24.10 24.50 25.40 23.80 506.90 54.80 22.40 - 24.25 OrientAbr [1] 19.25 18.05 18.60 19.40 17.80 19.24 40.00 16.90 13 17.85 BSE 592.05 588.50 592.05 594.50 586.00 32.17 881.00 534.65 - - OrientalCar 1159.10 1166.20 1160.00 1178.00 1160.00 1.54 1230.00 901.00 16 1168.15 BSEL Infra 1.40 1.40 1.40 1.40 1.35 14.56 4.18 1.30 - 1.35 God.Pow.Isp 208.10 210.50 208.10 213.70 206.50 21.39 587.00 174.75 4 210.35 Kesar Ter [5] 50.35 45.35 50.50 51.40 45.35 20.56 109.95 34.25 3 45.05 Godfrey [2] 791.25 772.45 797.60 797.60 761.00 37.06 1209.00 640.45 17 773.35 Kesoram In 66.55 64.10 66.55 67.55 63.15 156.44 99.20 54.50 - 63.90 OrientElect 158.05 157.35 159.80 159.90 156.45 46.69 177.00 103.25 - - BSL 29.25 28.90 29.15 29.50 27.80 9.66 72.00 22.50 - 28.85 Ortel Commun 1.65 1.60 1.65 1.65 1.60 8.43 16.35 1.60 - - BtrflyGandhi 168.00 164.30 169.40 170.20 163.15 2.91 394.70 151.05 31 164.80 Godrej Cons [1] 646.75 637.75 646.40 651.25 635.00 1278.28 979.34 627.55 37 637.50 Kewal Clo 1145.25 1128.55 1148.95 1148.95 1125.00 0.06 1508.00 1025.90 17 - Godrej Ind [1] 484.15 485.45 485.00 492.90 482.45 649.10 656.90 434.10 107 485.40 KhadimIndia 281.60 278.80 281.75 285.05 278.00 1.36 827.55 275.50 24 280.05 Oswal Chem 12.80 12.60 12.65 12.95 12.40 7.09 23.65 11.60 - - Godrej Pr [5] 899.30 908.70 901.75 921.00 900.00 470.06 1118.00 462.00 109 908.70 Khait.Ind 22.35 23.40 25.40 25.40 20.00 1.18 66.95 19.25 19 24.45 OswalAgroMil 6.65 6.60 7.10 7.10 6.30 22.14 12.20 5.87 - 6.57 C ...... GodrejAgrovt 497.60 493.40 501.50 503.25 490.30 23.25 660.00 461.50 46 493.40 Kilitch 145.90 140.85 145.00 148.00 135.25 21.10 242.40 81.00 15 140.45 Cadila HC [1] 230.75 228.30 230.90 232.95 227.25 811.88 432.40 223.20 15 228.40 Gokaldas [5] 92.40 92.25 90.75 93.90 90.70 23.68 118.80 65.55 12 91.65 Kingfa S&T 616.90 614.30 620.00 620.00 612.05 0.48 953.00 550.20 39 617.25 P ...... Calif.SW 16.25 17.00 16.80 17.05 16.40 49.33 62.70 12.60 - 17.01 Gold.Tobac 32.70 31.55 32.00 33.40 31.50 1.48 70.50 24.00 3 32.50 KIOCL 122.60 119.30 121.25 123.80 118.00 7.08 258.70 114.55 66 118.95 P&GHealth 4055.45 4100.20 4062.00 4123.70 4034.00 20.32 5050.00 2100.00 - - Cambridge 32.25 30.10 32.00 33.90 29.25 5.00 63.00 30.05 - 30.45 Goldiam Int 111.55 113.70 110.25 115.80 108.90 120.00 137.90 50.60 13 113.60 Kiri Ind 505.65 495.25 505.50 507.50 495.00 72.10 652.75 372.00 13 495.40 P&S Bk 25.90 26.45 26.60 26.90 26.30 82.64 35.25 23.10 - 26.40 Camlin Fine [1] 60.15 59.75 60.05 61.50 59.00 223.66 93.90 36.70 - 59.75 Golds.Tech 9.20 9.40 9.15 9.90 9.10 11.83 29.95 8.35 - 9.50 Kirl.Bros [2] 191.35 192.60 191.40 197.00 189.05 34.34 300.00 132.00 18 192.35 Page Industries 19882.30 20169.45 19830.00 20309.90 19650.05 23.18 36335.9519011.00 5720197.85 Canara Bk 275.25 275.30 277.00 279.35 272.35 5873.86 302.10 205.15 60 275.30 GoodLuck St [2] 63.85 64.05 63.35 64.50 63.35 11.48 85.00 52.05 5 64.30 Kirl.Elec 12.80 12.30 13.00 13.00 12.15 16.64 100.80 26.95 2 - PaisaloDigit 383.05 387.95 385.95 389.00 380.40 27.52 469.00 291.00 28 387.90 CanFinHom [2] 366.00 365.80 366.45 369.90 362.10 361.64 380.00 217.00 16 365.40 GP Petrol [5] 48.80 46.85 48.95 49.95 46.00 31.65 96.80 45.20 15 46.40 Kirl.Ind 781.40 779.70 781.40 803.95 776.25 0.26 1192.50 725.05 16 780.00 PalashSecu 40.20 38.10 38.10 38.50 37.10 0.60 55.40 34.55 - 40.00 Cantabil 230.85 231.20 229.00 233.05 229.00 2.41 349.80 107.05 30 231.05 GPTInfraProj 44.30 48.05 47.90 48.70 43.10 151.84 163.95 39.75 17 49.70 Kirl.Oil [2] 183.90 183.95 183.90 187.00 181.80 11.49 354.85 150.10 12 183.80 PalredTech 26.80 26.65 27.65 27.65 26.10 5.65 57.00 23.35 - 26.40 CapaciteInfr 271.45 271.20 268.70 272.25 268.70 61.89 295.00 171.10 19 271.10 Granuels [1] 96.65 95.10 96.15 97.55 94.10 333.83 123.35 79.00 15 95.15 Kitex [1] 96.45 93.30 96.90 97.65 91.65 75.40 137.90 88.00 8 93.65 Pan.Petro [2] 89.05 88.45 88.70 90.10 88.05 2.57 171.65 86.00 14 88.00 CapitalTrust 125.70 114.45 133.20 133.20 113.00 2.34 451.90 108.10 5 113.50 Graphite [2] 304.35 306.10 306.00 312.80 305.00 915.11 1126.40 280.00 2 305.85 KM Sug [2] 7.55 7.35 7.45 7.70 7.20 24.27 13.98 6.20 3 7.41 Panac.Bio [1] 145.10 150.50 148.40 160.00 145.10 95.45 266.75 138.20 - 150.35 Caplin Point [2] 416.60 415.05 421.85 423.30 414.00 6.71 535.00 304.75 21 415.55 Gravita [2] 55.55 56.35 55.50 58.80 52.70 75.88 158.35 52.70 20 56.45 KNR Con [2] 275.40 271.25 275.80 278.80 270.00 20.14 303.30 163.30 14 270.85 Paper Pro [2] 255.30 256.05 252.85 258.50 252.85 9.55 298.10 155.00 33 256.15 CapriGlo [2] 156.80 155.70 155.05 157.65 153.05 405.36 198.95 72.60 21 154.20 GreenlamInd [5] 776.30 784.95 814.00 814.00 759.15 1.68 1090.00 652.20 29 - Kohin.Foods 15.85 16.30 16.00 17.00 15.50 20.37 44.10 15.10 - 16.05 ParagMilk 255.75 260.50 254.50 261.20 254.15 165.54 344.45 197.00 19 260.25 CARE 892.55 887.70 897.05 900.05 878.05 11.30 1399.00 880.00 19 889.30 GreenPly [1] 166.30 166.20 164.70 167.95 162.65 45.23 228.70 110.00 20 165.70 Kokuyo [1] 74.65 73.95 75.00 75.75 73.65 91.05 154.00 73.10 49 73.60 Param.Comn [2] 11.00 10.90 11.05 11.10 10.80 27.92 17.05 8.76 6 10.98 CarrerPnt 63.80 62.30 64.35 64.35 62.25 9.94 109.90 53.20 11 62.90 Grindwel [5] 598.70 598.75 591.60 603.45 585.10 14.58 613.95 471.80 40 598.30 KoltePatil 233.05 252.35 232.05 254.50 232.05 560.52 317.00 201.80 24 252.60 Parsvnath [5] 3.50 3.90 3.50 4.15 3.50 330.30 14.09 2.70 - 3.96 CastrolIndia [5] 126.15 125.65 126.15 127.40 125.20 708.11 177.15 124.15 18 125.70 GRP Ltd 996.35 993.00 990.00 1025.00 982.00 0.02 1307.55 840.00 21 - Kopran 35.00 34.85 34.55 35.55 34.55 14.26 57.15 32.70 12 34.90 Patel Eng [1] 18.40 17.75 18.60 18.60 17.50 60.11 56.25 17.30 3 17.75 CCL Prd [2] 238.45 241.05 238.50 241.95 237.95 10.40 306.40 225.05 26 240.30 Gruh Fin [2] 280.50 277.35 281.95 283.15 276.00 299.93 350.00 204.60 46 277.25 Kothari Pet [5] 16.00 16.35 16.15 16.50 16.05 4.18 0.40 0.05 - - Patel Int 36.55 35.90 36.00 37.40 35.20 14.58 61.00 33.90 9 35.70 Ceat 903.70 901.05 900.00 910.20 895.00 130.49 1455.00 872.05 11 901.55 Grvs.Cot [2] 137.80 138.00 136.70 138.75 136.05 140.78 165.00 111.10 19 137.85 Kothari Pro 71.15 69.75 70.35 75.45 69.40 3.99 131.80 67.15 10 70.05 Patspin Ind 7.85 7.75 7.90 8.00 7.70 3.70 16.00 7.57 - 7.90 CEEBCO 16.50 16.25 16.85 16.90 16.20 9.03 30.05 11.07 - 16.45 GSFC [2] 87.50 86.85 87.50 88.50 86.50 453.22 124.75 85.60 7 86.95 Kothari Sug 9.60 9.60 9.60 9.85 9.60 2.37 15.85 4.45 - - PC Jewl 39.10 38.85 39.30 39.95 38.00 9572.74 167.60 38.00 - 38.85 Celebrity 6.25 6.25 6.30 6.45 6.10 4.26 14.50 5.80 - 6.29 GSPL 184.95 187.60 183.10 188.30 182.35 79.63 206.40 149.15 13 187.10 Kpit Tech 96.40 92.70 95.60 96.20 88.20 822.99 105.00 88.20 - - PDS Multinat 326.00 323.30 324.00 326.90 322.70 1.28 336.00 230.00 - 324.00 Celes.Bio 4.30 5.15 5.00 5.15 4.95 66.43 21.50 3.07 - 5.28 GSS Info 50.25 48.00 47.75 50.00 47.75 585.82 145.00 47.90 10 48.05 KPR Mill [5] 600.45 605.05 595.00 610.00 595.00 5.14 711.25 512.95 15 605.25 Pearl Glo 165.80 163.00 163.00 166.00 163.00 1.29 198.00 117.00 19 162.50 Cent Enka 212.55 210.40 212.20 215.00 207.10 26.12 305.00 208.00 6 211.45 GTL 2.70 2.75 2.70 2.80 2.60 64.02 8.59 2.50 - 2.75 KRBL [1] 230.65 226.85 231.20 232.00 221.10 439.06 411.50 216.95 11 226.80 Peninsula [2] 5.75 5.75 5.70 5.90 5.70 55.56 17.55 5.00 - 5.74 Cent.Bk 19.85 19.85 19.95 20.15 19.75 412.11 76.05 19.70 - 19.85 GTL Infra 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.70 305.87 1.59 0.70 - 0.72 Krebs Bio 76.45 74.00 74.00 74.00 74.00 0.02 130.18 68.00 - - Pennar Ind [5] 32.30 32.65 32.20 33.30 32.20 51.19 54.50 29.80 6 32.55 Cent.Elec 512.10 526.20 500.00 534.60 500.00 1.50 575.00 320.55 27 525.90 GTN Ind 7.25 7.10 7.55 7.55 6.95 0.71 24.45 7.15 - 7.60 KridhanInfra [2] 12.25 12.85 12.85 12.85 12.85 18.83 85.00 8.90 8 13.03 Persistnt 615.40 616.20 619.25 619.90 611.35 25.51 915.00 532.80 16 615.75 Cent.Ext [1] 3.60 3.60 3.65 3.70 3.55 41.46 9.60 3.49 - 3.58 GTN Text 8.20 7.80 8.20 8.20 7.70 0.64 15.00 6.88 - 7.70 KSB 715.45 694.45 708.00 719.90 690.00 8.95 875.00 638.60 - - Petronet 241.95 244.20 241.50 247.40 241.00 4473.71 254.65 203.40 17 244.20 Cent.Ply [1] 159.85 151.85 160.00 160.45 150.30 183.29 263.90 150.10 21 152.15 GTPLHathway 56.35 53.55 58.00 65.80 53.05 150.56 107.50 53.15 13 54.00 KSK Ener 0.70 0.70 0.70 0.75 0.65 637.74 2.31 0.65 - 0.69 PFC 128.35 124.95 127.05 129.70 124.45 5361.72 138.80 67.60 5 124.85 Cent.Txt 911.65 895.20 911.65 920.10 890.00 555.44 1066.55 707.00 15 895.95 Gufic Bio [1] 71.75 70.45 72.35 72.60 70.10 9.10 139.90 65.40 25 70.60 Kwality [1] 3.70 3.55 3.55 3.55 3.55 169.41 28.45 2.19 - 3.54 Pfizer 3283.55 3208.30 3280.00 3300.25 3170.00 14.20 3840.00 2490.00 34 3207.25 CentDepoSer 209.65 206.90 208.15 211.85 205.85 115.06 278.70 204.50 - - Guj.Alk 498.45 502.05 500.90 507.00 492.30 10.80 646.70 418.00 5 502.40 PG Elec 49.45 49.75 51.60 51.60 48.60 25.66 220.00 43.20 9 49.40 CentrumCap [1] 26.10 26.00 25.05 26.40 25.05 78.59 60.10 24.55 - 25.85 Guj.Flu [1] 908.75 920.90 909.60 928.00 900.20 29.05 1140.95 722.40 8 923.70 PGHH 10962.80 10921.90 10972.75 10989.85 10780.90 2.75 11190.00 8714.00 8810906.95 Cera San [5] 2901.25 2900.60 2900.00 2956.95 2880.00 2.42 3187.00 2151.00 33 2905.50 L ...... Guj.Ind.Pow 71.70 71.35 71.45 72.75 70.00 57.74 97.00 67.10 4 71.10 L&TInfotech [1] 1600.65 1590.95 1605.00 1606.00 1564.05 250.11 1990.00 1438.25 20 1590.30 Phil.Carbon [2] 108.70 109.50 109.35 112.50 108.40 366.39 287.00 107.50 5 109.35

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Phoenx.Mil [2] 629.75 649.05 635.00 657.45 631.10 457.64 695.00 491.50 58 646.75 Sangam 51.35 50.60 51.10 52.35 50.05 2.33 99.80 50.05 13 51.65 VikasEcoTec [1] 5.60 5.65 5.40 5.80 5.35 954.80 19.64 5.31 ­ 5.67 PI Ind [1] 1159.25 1117.30 1166.90 1169.45 1107.20 145.87 1229.30 691.80 38 1119.35 Sangh.Mov [2] 109.55 108.75 109.00 111.15 108.05 8.49 192.50 82.90 ­ 108.50 T ...... VikasMultCor 2.70 2.70 2.85 2.85 2.55 229.59 4.95 2.10 ­ ­ PidiliteInd [1] 1177.75 1183.25 1178.25 1187.75 1173.00 195.18 1311.00 898.00 63 1182.60 Sanghi Ind 66.40 65.70 67.70 67.70 63.60 36.33 96.80 51.00 31 64.95 Tainwala 52.35 52.70 51.55 53.00 51.55 0.12 101.85 52.90 24 52.95 Vimta Lab [2] 170.20 169.75 177.50 177.50 169.00 14.48 341.00 150.25 15 171.25 PIL Italica [1] 8.95 9.15 9.25 9.40 8.85 397.27 10.75 5.45 ­ 9.14 Sanofi 5782.05 5700.85 5780.00 5815.00 5632.25 12.74 6840.05 5300.00 345706.50 Taj GVK [2] 192.80 186.65 196.75 196.75 183.75 12.46 251.10 140.00 48 186.20 Vinati Org [2] 2112.75 2082.00 2118.95 2138.95 2060.35 43.72 2277.00 909.05 38 2083.95 Pilani Inv 2007.35 1996.20 2010.00 2037.90 1980.00 2.47 2627.35 1805.00 47 1997.55 Sanwaria [1] 5.05 4.85 4.95 5.10 4.80 1401.45 16.70 4.79 2 4.83 Take Sol [1] 121.35 121.30 121.10 122.90 120.05 66.87 253.90 97.00 103 121.35 Vindh.Tel 1155.90 1158.10 1155.00 1232.05 1154.00 7.59 2047.95 910.00 8 1158.50 Pion.Dist 120.55 115.70 121.05 121.15 114.30 9.38 288.00 106.25 ­ 115.55 Sarda Ene 210.60 209.80 209.25 215.95 208.10 13.41 438.00 208.30 4 209.40 Talbros 143.40 142.45 144.50 146.05 142.20 2.00 309.15 138.20 8 141.70 Vinyl Chm [1] 68.40 70.80 66.35 71.80 66.35 16.83 114.00 62.55 15 70.70 PiramalEntp [2] 1990.30 1937.05 1989.10 1998.05 1925.00 763.96 3302.55 1706.10 109 1937.65 Saregama 535.95 529.45 528.00 540.70 527.15 7.03 738.75 461.50 18 529.75 TalwakLifSty 100.85 101.65 104.00 105.55 99.05 77.17 173.00 90.20 ­ ­ VIP Ind [2] 443.85 425.05 445.60 445.60 422.00 190.94 645.05 374.55 47 424.95 PittiEngg [5] 47.30 46.90 48.60 48.60 46.60 21.62 93.70 40.25 6 46.80 Sarla Perf [1] 25.10 24.70 25.10 25.70 24.60 15.04 46.85 21.20 7 24.85 Talwalkar 51.65 50.80 51.50 52.95 49.85 92.20 65.50 27.95 9 50.65 VIPClothing [2] 15.95 15.55 15.95 15.95 15.50 33.12 60.40 10.50 ­ 15.60 Plastiblen [5] 178.10 171.95 178.70 178.70 170.55 5.15 265.00 160.65 14 172.35 Sasken 659.00 677.00 662.85 679.95 660.50 2.39 1049.95 571.45 12 676.50 Tanla Sol [1] 67.25 70.60 68.10 70.60 68.10 941.57 76.45 28.00 50 70.55 Vipul Ltd [1] 41.20 41.95 41.50 42.75 40.65 81.00 57.65 28.40 ­ 40.90 PNB Gilts 35.60 36.70 36.50 37.10 35.60 542.04 38.25 24.00 12 36.75 SastaSunVent 106.30 103.20 108.90 109.60 101.00 2.48 135.00 75.05 ­ 106.45 Tarmat 31.10 30.95 32.00 32.00 30.95 1.16 53.00 24.80 ­ 31.10 Visa Stl 5.80 5.85 6.30 6.35 5.65 6.35 15.45 5.40 ­ 5.67 PNB Housing 777.15 771.85 777.90 784.00 766.00 189.35 1428.50 679.00 12 772.30 Satin Credit 275.60 272.30 275.05 277.30 270.65 10.66 408.10 183.00 7 272.85 TastyBiteEat 8577.70 9578.95 8799.9010280.00 8671.15 4.4311371.65 7020.65 82 9501.45 Visak.Ind 362.00 361.15 361.00 364.95 356.55 4.77 635.00 326.45 8 360.60 PNC Infratec [2] 202.25 199.15 203.45 203.85 196.30 113.42 219.40 122.70 16 198.20 Savita 1034.85 1022.65 1049.95 1055.00 1021.00 0.23 1515.00 873.50 13 1023.65 Tata Chem 593.80 594.65 598.20 600.95 589.00 615.84 781.55 550.00 20 594.75 Visesh.Inf [1] 0.05 0.05 0.10 0.10 0.05 442.87 0.23 0.19 ­ 0.19 PodarHseDVPT 525.00 500.40 527.00 527.00 500.00 0.03 849.00 440.45 ­ ­ SBILifeInsur 759.00 741.95 751.80 758.30 740.00 459.59 776.05 487.00 56 742.35 Tata Cof [1] 78.05 77.20 78.25 78.70 76.45 120.66 121.30 75.05 28 77.15 Vishnu Chemi 114.50 118.90 117.95 124.50 115.25 4.17 294.80 112.00 12 119.95 PoddarPigmen 159.30 162.60 153.30 164.40 153.30 1.14 272.00 144.00 10 ­ SchaeflerInd 4670.70 4575.65 4700.10 4700.10 4530.65 2.84 5836.30 4540.00 314573.90 Tata Com 449.35 463.60 446.00 468.85 442.00 466.90 626.65 435.95 59 463.45 Vivi Lab [2] 15.50 15.80 15.50 15.95 15.00 54.61 75.80 13.95 ­ 15.80 Pokarna Ltd [2] 134.90 130.25 134.00 135.00 130.00 6.79 199.05 120.50 59 131.00 SChand&Co [5] 79.10 78.00 78.45 80.00 77.25 5.61 377.65 76.30 ­ 77.60 Tata Elxsi 853.90 849.65 850.00 865.55 846.00 243.88 1491.75 822.20 18 849.30 VLS Fin 52.30 51.40 52.10 52.85 51.10 12.64 88.20 42.80 9 51.60 Poly.Medi [5] 180.60 178.35 180.00 190.00 175.30 4.79 258.30 166.50 24 180.40 Schneider [2] 91.10 91.90 90.40 92.35 90.10 48.26 128.00 81.30 ­ 92.15 Tata Global [1] 263.55 251.65 263.30 264.70 250.30 2861.88 278.00 177.50 41 251.60 Voltamp 1083.15 1110.25 1084.00 1125.00 1079.60 5.40 1271.25 735.00 13 1109.90 POLYCAB INDIA 611.40 613.95 610.00 619.30 610.00 25.92 677.70 578.00 ­ ­ SCI 30.80 30.00 30.75 30.95 29.75 369.72 66.50 28.50 ­ 30.00 Tata Inv 874.20 873.55 871.25 880.45 871.25 8.76 932.40 654.00 30 874.05 Voltas [1] 596.35 591.30 600.30 601.05 589.10 1255.60 662.15 471.00 44 590.85 Tata M DVR [2] 74.80 73.10 75.45 75.45 71.60 4616.24 159.40 71.60 ­ 73.10 Polyplex 499.60 491.30 503.05 504.00 488.00 33.97 667.75 428.80 7 492.95 SE Power 3.50 3.60 3.50 3.65 3.50 0.12 8.26 2.71 ­ 2.73 VRL Logistic 268.45 269.10 266.55 270.00 266.50 18.43 378.90 238.00 26 268.50 Tata Metlk 588.95 580.20 590.50 595.00 576.50 8.15 754.40 545.00 9 580.80 Ponnie Sug 114.95 117.40 118.00 118.00 114.95 0.50 180.00 104.50 11 116.80 Seamec 458.40 453.00 454.15 465.00 451.10 4.37 512.00 182.90 15 453.90 VST Ind 3273.30 3293.00 3270.00 3300.00 3246.30 0.37 3838.00 2470.00 22 3285.10 Tata Spng 507.25 504.40 509.50 512.50 503.60 52.29 990.84 501.25 20 504.45 Power Mech 980.00 941.15 983.95 984.00 936.10 10.76 1164.15 775.35 14 942.95 SecuriIntSvc 846.30 832.65 833.00 857.90 826.10 2.29 1200.00 727.00 51 834.40 VST Til 1259.35 1221.75 1259.75 1287.90 1195.00 2.21 2409.95 1096.00 23 1219.70 PrabhatDairy 64.20 64.90 64.00 65.30 63.60 47.06 176.25 47.15 ­ 64.75 Sel Manu 0.85 0.80 0.85 0.85 0.75 40.97 2.10 0.76 ­ 0.81 TataPowerC [1] 68.50 66.35 68.95 69.10 66.10 6342.66 86.15 59.90 47 66.40 Pradip 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.15 3.06 2.80 0.80 ­ ­ Selan Exp 164.30 161.65 163.50 165.00 160.50 12.36 275.00 158.80 5 162.05 Tatapur 6.75 6.45 6.45 6.45 6.45 0.05 7.19 3.76 ­ 6.31 TataSteelBSL 29.00 28.30 28.75 29.50 27.85 989.91 45.75 21.60 ­ ­ W ...... Praj Ind [2] 128.40 125.85 128.55 129.95 125.35 650.66 168.00 75.05 42 125.75 Sequent Sc [2] 69.00 68.35 68.50 69.40 68.10 66.63 89.00 42.45 ­ 68.25 Wabco Ind [5] 6160.70 6155.05 6164.95 6164.95 6126.05 0.65 7444.45 5798.40 41 6159.90 Prajay 6.80 7.10 6.95 7.20 6.50 21.09 13.40 6.25 ­ 7.03 Sesh.Paper 979.85 977.30 980.05 980.05 973.85 0.68 1328.00 800.05 6 975.00 TCI Devl 347.00 350.00 350.00 350.00 350.00 0.00 565.80 303.65 ­ 351.80 TCI Express [2] 618.00 615.50 619.70 638.40 609.00 65.11 766.20 510.05 32 611.60 Walch.Ind [2] 79.25 77.70 79.00 80.45 77.10 187.03 150.90 75.65 ­ 77.65 Praksh.Cons [1] 2.60 3.05 2.90 3.10 2.70 936.26 6.58 2.12 ­ 3.02 SetcoAuto [2] 18.05 17.65 18.10 18.50 17.50 50.46 54.80 17.55 6 17.65 Webel SL 25.75 24.90 26.80 26.80 24.70 32.79 53.60 19.00 ­ 24.95 Praksh.Ind 56.10 55.40 55.95 56.40 55.00 194.69 143.70 54.75 2 55.10 Shah Alloy 11.60 11.65 11.70 11.70 10.95 0.65 32.60 10.63 3 11.10 TCI Fin 11.90 11.45 11.95 12.00 11.20 7.07 26.95 10.95 3 11.34 TCNSClothing 765.10 747.35 758.00 777.85 734.75 5.93 870.00 544.00 ­ ­ Weiz.Fx 467.20 462.75 540.00 540.00 433.45 0.33 686.30 335.15 ­ 456.60 Praksh.Stl [1] 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25 59.05 1.05 0.05 ­ ­ Shakt.Pump 369.50 367.15 371.25 374.90 366.00 20.74 503.50 291.00 22 367.00 Weizman 31.65 31.65 33.50 33.50 31.25 0.27 82.65 29.30 6 ­ PratapSnack [5] 788.35 781.85 785.25 809.95 777.10 3.65 1288.20 776.60 40 779.35 Shal.Paints [2] 76.55 73.95 76.55 77.40 73.65 9.77 107.76 54.91 ­ 73.75 TCPLPackage 326.75 316.05 323.00 336.45 313.00 2.51 518.80 313.00 ­ ­ TD Power 150.25 152.05 145.50 152.90 145.50 3.40 168.10 96.10 67 150.90 Wels.Corp [5] 139.70 137.20 138.65 140.40 136.50 220.19 186.90 89.30 ­ 137.30 PraxisHomeR[5] 85.00 91.15 83.25 98.00 83.25 18.50 264.75 81.00 ­ 91.60 SHALBY 100.05 100.55 99.40 101.60 98.90 24.76 177.60 99.50 34 100.80 Wels.India [1] 55.05 56.00 54.50 56.15 54.10 649.56 78.20 46.25 18 55.90 ShankarBldg 377.05 365.30 378.30 383.30 359.15 29.22 1695.00 315.65 53 364.70 TeamleaseSvc 3000.90 2985.95 2999.00 3007.95 2976.30 1.96 3201.40 2159.25 53 2992.40 PrecisionCam 51.70 51.35 50.50 56.40 50.50 19.25 88.50 45.00 11 51.40 Wels.Inv 163.40 163.85 158.55 169.90 157.10 0.06 183.45 130.00 106 165.00 Precot 33.15 31.85 32.40 32.40 30.05 1.51 71.95 30.05 ­ ­ Shanthi Grs [1] 111.90 112.10 110.75 115.50 110.75 7.79 149.35 106.20 26 111.95 TechInd Nirm 3.40 3.10 3.10 3.10 3.10 1.10 7.70 3.05 ­ ­ Welspun Ent. 118.25 117.90 116.15 119.75 110.25 318.21 179.00 88.20 12 118.00 Precsn.Pipe 225.15 225.05 220.10 229.95 206.95 7.05 591.00 217.00 9 225.05 Sharda Motor 1262.40 1239.20 1282.05 1295.95 1216.00 2.30 2343.95 1155.00 8 1238.50 Technocr 422.05 426.60 420.00 429.80 415.00 0.59 650.45 406.00 10 424.45 Wendt 2487.05 2530.30 2462.00 2550.05 2462.00 0.12 4013.85 2460.00 37 2523.90 Precsn.Wre [5] 182.35 180.45 181.05 182.55 180.00 2.40 255.35 174.75 10 180.05 ShardaCropch 310.15 313.20 310.90 317.60 310.90 1.07 424.00 259.95 20 315.15 TechnoEle&En 260.10 260.05 255.00 267.00 255.00 3.31 304.00 215.60 ­ ­ West C Pap [2] 235.45 237.40 232.20 239.00 232.20 31.73 414.55 216.05 5 237.10 Premier Polyfilm 22.85 21.95 22.65 22.70 21.25 0.88 264.80 105.35 4 120.95 SheelaFoam [5] 1294.90 1317.95 1295.00 1331.90 1290.00 3.94 1817.95 1156.00 53 1317.50 Tecnnofab 24.85 24.00 24.85 24.85 24.00 0.93 191.90 23.50 ­ ­ Wheels Ind 810.05 798.95 811.95 811.95 795.20 0.41 1198.00 741.00 25 ­ PremierExplo 188.10 184.65 190.00 190.00 182.10 2.36 285.05 160.00 17 184.00 Shemaroo Ent 315.95 298.00 313.25 313.25 289.00 16.42 530.00 289.60 9 295.20 TejasNetwork 134.80 132.10 131.10 146.90 130.50 52.55 322.00 115.00 ­ ­ Whirlpool 1550.65 1560.30 1569.00 1583.05 1544.45 9.34 1858.85 1263.40 49 1555.35 Pressman [2] 25.75 24.95 24.65 25.40 24.65 3.88 51.95 23.10 9 25.00 Shilpa Med [1] 344.30 343.70 344.30 345.00 340.05 140.77 546.95 328.05 24 344.00 TeraSoftware 31.40 29.75 29.15 31.70 29.15 11.33 59.70 22.65 10 29.75 Wil.Magor 19.50 19.55 20.35 20.35 19.00 2.09 91.40 19.05 1 19.50 Prestige Est 275.95 269.90 270.15 277.50 266.70 184.41 313.00 163.75 35 269.40 ShirpurGold 16.65 17.45 17.35 17.45 17.10 33.45 106.00 12.15 12 17.60 Tex.Infra [1] 46.45 43.80 47.00 47.05 42.60 10.47 72.35 42.75 ­ 43.60 Win.Diamond[2] 20.00 19.90 19.95 20.30 19.45 20.23 107.95 17.65 ­ 19.80 PRICOL [1] 31.75 31.30 32.00 32.70 31.25 25.68 79.10 29.00 ­ 31.30 Shivam Auto [2] 27.50 27.75 28.10 28.70 27.00 14.83 66.40 25.05 ­ 27.55 Tex.Pipe 17.80 17.80 17.55 18.50 17.55 23.72 40.70 14.20 16 17.85 Wockhardt [5] 360.25 355.65 359.50 359.50 352.10 487.66 691.30 318.95 ­ 355.25 Prime Foc [1] 50.10 49.50 50.00 52.60 49.05 9.49 97.00 43.40 ­ 49.75 ShivaMills 46.05 46.05 47.75 47.75 46.00 0.11 70.00 40.20 6 45.95 Tex.Rail [1] 58.95 57.40 58.70 59.55 57.10 93.83 81.90 50.20 17 57.55 WonderlaHoli 271.90 268.70 270.45 274.30 266.55 8.75 374.90 259.75 27 270.00 Prime.Sec [5] 37.00 38.15 36.70 38.60 36.00 30.44 48.20 30.55 33 38.45 ShivaTaxyarn 130.20 131.45 126.00 133.95 126.00 1.37 380.00 105.25 25 129.30 TGB Banq 4.80 4.60 5.00 5.00 4.60 29.81 29.50 4.52 ­ 5.12 PrismJohnson 91.10 91.05 90.70 91.45 90.50 131.95 123.45 62.45 30 90.90 Shop.Stop [5] 475.35 476.35 474.35 477.95 465.35 8.99 690.00 432.25 53 476.25 Thanga.Jwl 315.70 320.50 314.90 326.20 312.80 1.28 469.25 271.05 14 315.40 Prit.Nandi 15.25 14.55 15.70 15.70 14.30 14.70 22.50 11.60 ­ 15.25 Shr.CU.Fin 1495.15 1500.60 1499.05 1525.00 1492.50 11.87 2060.00 1301.00 10 1498.55 The Byke Hos 24.00 23.75 24.60 24.60 23.55 17.87 149.50 21.50 19 23.75 X-Z ...... PROSEED INDIA 0.30 0.30 0.25 0.30 0.25 5.45 1.40 0.25 ­ ­ Shr.EPC 8.50 8.35 8.85 8.85 8.30 73.15 19.45 6.65 ­ 8.33 TheAnupEngg 474.75 476.95 477.00 480.05 472.00 6.82 651.00 351.00 ­ ­ Xchang 52.10 52.05 52.80 53.20 51.30 9.41 65.00 33.60 35 52.15 Provogue [1] 1.90 1.85 1.85 1.85 1.85 12.61 4.99 0.72 ­ 1.84 Shr.Ram.Mul [5] 5.20 5.50 5.25 5.80 5.25 49.57 10.50 4.56 ­ 5.64 TheInvstTrst 129.55 134.20 125.20 135.20 124.40 3.22 280.00 111.00 ­ ­ XelpmocD&T 66.85 65.00 63.00 67.00 63.00 6.98 101.70 55.00 ­ ­ PSL 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.85 0.75 5.88 2.79 0.79 ­ 0.84 Shr.Ren.Sug [1] 9.05 8.80 9.00 9.05 8.75 237.57 18.33 8.70 ­ 8.79 TheMandRetVe 17.10 17.20 16.55 17.40 16.30 1.68 73.90 15.50 ­ ­ Xpro India 34.50 32.70 34.00 34.30 31.65 3.38 55.05 30.20 23 32.65 PSPProjects 533.75 540.00 522.80 548.55 522.80 22.41 617.00 358.70 22 539.15 Shr.Tr.Fin 1052.40 1034.20 1058.00 1067.35 1025.10 1345.45 1476.00 903.50 9 1033.55 Themis 178.75 179.95 173.40 184.70 170.20 0.93 437.10 173.85 ­ 191.35 Zee Learn [1] 23.40 22.80 23.45 23.55 22.75 94.18 42.00 21.15 12 22.75 PTC 64.60 64.10 64.60 65.95 63.70 827.67 94.00 63.70 7 64.05 Shre PushChe 98.75 107.20 99.50 109.70 99.50 22.67 220.00 97.10 9 105.75 TheNewIndA [5] 144.30 143.75 144.00 147.50 142.10 63.18 311.15 142.35 41 143.75 Zee Med [1] 12.40 12.00 12.35 12.35 11.90 387.25 32.40 10.31 ­ 11.93 PTC Ind Fin 15.00 14.80 15.00 15.15 14.75 296.79 20.40 13.00 5 14.80 ShreeCements 21205.75 21199.55 21100.00 21414.00 20969.05 22.04 22200.0013125.00 6821201.65 Thermax [2] 1044.35 1039.75 1046.00 1046.00 1021.85 39.95 1199.95 878.05 41 1038.15 Zen Exp 45.40 46.00 47.60 47.60 43.80 2.42 110.00 33.90 ­ ­ PTL Ent [2] 41.80 41.65 41.80 42.30 41.50 17.68 53.20 36.00 7 41.60 Shreyans 138.15 139.25 138.65 140.90 137.05 6.38 202.35 115.25 4 138.95 Thiru.Chem [1] 73.45 72.10 73.75 75.60 71.75 197.94 179.25 67.00 8 72.05 Zen Tech. [1] 70.30 68.55 70.45 70.60 68.00 6.42 94.75 53.00 28 69.20 PudumjeePap[1] 11.40 11.95 11.20 13.10 11.20 30.98 29.00 10.75 7 12.04 Shreyas 136.10 139.60 134.95 148.00 134.95 2.64 556.00 136.25 9 142.50 Thom.Cook [1] 193.70 195.95 193.60 196.85 192.10 129.94 279.50 184.30 ­ 195.60 ZensarTec [2] 250.20 250.65 250.00 255.00 242.80 34.43 352.40 196.20 22 250.75 Pun.Natl.Bk [2] 74.35 72.75 74.80 74.90 72.0024105.87 99.90 58.65 ­ 72.65 ShyamCent [1] 4.00 3.90 4.05 4.10 3.70 4.48 10.45 3.80 ­ 3.90 ThyrocareTec 466.65 460.35 463.70 475.00 454.00 30.45 697.00 425.25 26 460.55 Zod.Clo 230.00 228.60 230.05 235.00 228.00 1.31 287.00 128.70 ­ ­ Punj Lloyd [2] 1.40 1.40 1.45 1.45 1.35 293.72 15.99 1.19 ­ 1.42 Sicagen 25.20 25.45 25.20 25.70 24.85 16.95 34.40 18.00 ­ 25.25 Tidewater [5] 4840.00 4826.40 4832.05 4850.00 4825.00 0.27 6153.60 4750.00 17 4822.30 Zod.Jrd 31.30 32.80 33.00 33.00 30.60 0.08 64.25 29.05 11 33.00 Tijaria 11.20 11.55 11.95 11.95 11.00 6.41 26.70 7.58 5 11.48 Punj.Chem 609.30 602.35 604.00 606.05 599.00 3.98 764.00 528.00 29 601.10 Sical Log 96.15 95.65 98.70 98.90 91.00 15.35 204.00 90.05 18 93.95 Zuari Ag 132.80 130.65 131.70 137.45 128.80 39.08 369.00 129.30 ­ 130.90 TIL 230.35 231.40 238.75 238.80 225.25 1.71 388.00 205.35 9 232.00 Puravankra [5] 69.00 68.70 68.30 69.65 67.60 49.50 115.00 53.20 18 69.00 Siemens [2] 1260.10 1212.80 1255.25 1271.30 1204.00 782.30 1366.85 841.00 44 1214.00 Zuari Glo 86.65 85.40 87.85 88.25 85.00 13.33 139.80 83.00 6 85.80 Tilakngr Ind 12.45 12.50 12.45 13.20 11.80 126.47 18.75 11.60 ­ 12.45 PVR 1659.60 1700.50 1666.90 1713.00 1656.00 539.36 1833.80 1064.55 46 1700.35 SignetIndus 28.35 27.75 28.40 29.15 27.55 9.80 75.90 26.10 ­ ­ ZydusWel 1332.95 1356.35 1349.70 1365.00 1338.20 28.48 1830.00 1085.00 95 1357.45 SIL Inv 172.00 169.50 173.60 173.60 168.50 0.25 260.00 151.95 9 ­ Time Gty 36.00 36.00 35.80 36.00 35.50 1.05 47.95 25.00 11 35.10 SimbholiSug 6.70 6.45 6.85 6.85 6.30 20.75 17.50 6.20 ­ 6.40 Time Tech [1] 91.20 90.45 90.35 92.20 89.65 63.81 165.00 73.70 16 90.60 Q ...... Timken 716.90 730.15 715.75 738.70 715.75 72.71 759.85 495.85 37 729.15 Quess Corp 428.40 428.70 434.00 437.95 417.05 230.84 1150.00 416.20 27 429.25 Simp.Inf [2] 109.90 105.20 108.60 112.00 104.00 26.88 478.00 104.20 5 105.85 Exchange Traded Funds Sintex [1] 2.95 2.95 2.90 3.05 2.85 3967.96 16.07 2.38 ­ 2.98 Tinplate 129.25 128.60 129.20 131.75 128.05 150.54 213.70 118.00 23 128.55 QuickHealTec 161.10 158.50 162.00 163.45 157.50 69.02 287.00 150.40 12 158.15 Tips Ind 56.50 56.60 56.50 57.50 56.50 1.91 95.80 55.25 28 56.40 SintexPlaTec 6.30 6.25 6.10 6.60 6.05 1750.69 44.35 6.05 ­ ­ Tita.Wag [2] 54.40 53.15 54.85 55.40 52.65 212.74 97.00 52.80 14 53.20 Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl SitiNetwork 2.55 2.45 2.50 2.60 2.45 54.56 15.80 2.45 ­ ­ TN News 177.35 174.85 178.25 178.50 174.20 12.69 348.00 166.35 9 175.00 R ...... Siyaram [2] 300.70 300.80 301.00 305.55 300.25 3.01 608.95 283.00 14 301.00 TN Petro 33.85 33.90 34.55 34.55 33.60 19.92 46.90 30.00 6 34.00 Axis Gold [100] 2975.20 2999.10 0.10 3069.99 2562.05 3030.00 R Sys Intl [1] 44.45 42.95 42.95 43.00 42.10 10.40 56.40 24.20 14 42.90 SJVN 25.70 25.95 25.70 26.10 24.75 2774.23 31.05 22.25 7 25.90 Tokyo Pl 49.70 49.50 49.55 52.65 49.50 0.48 73.45 33.60 ­ ­ AXISAMC ­ AXISNIFTY 1189.48 1181.67 0.07 1434.34 1011.00 ­ Radaan [2] 1.45 1.45 1.45 1.50 1.40 14.13 4.60 1.35 ­ ­ SKF India 1954.75 1918.65 1946.00 1953.10 1910.00 2.87 2164.50 1610.00 28 1919.65 Tor.Phr [5] 1546.25 1549.40 1548.80 1560.00 1534.05 143.46 1964.00 1407.45 37 1549.80 Bank BeEs 3123.34 3112.42 6.21 3231.80 2466.30 3106.10 Radha Madh 5.35 5.60 5.60 5.60 5.35 205.84 40.30 4.75 2 5.49 SKIL Infra 7.60 7.85 7.90 7.95 7.70 6.30 29.95 7.77 ­ 8.39 Tor.Pwr 299.15 296.15 299.10 303.70 292.55 1224.97 312.90 212.10 16 296.00 Birla Gold 3117.10 3174.95 0.01 3795.05 2712.00 ­ Radico [2] 286.50 285.80 287.00 295.75 282.05 224.47 500.00 260.05 20 286.65 Skipper [1] 55.35 55.45 55.00 57.80 54.00 27.16 171.90 48.05 18 55.00 Tou.Fin.Cor 80.40 70.25 80.35 81.45 69.65 1027.39 154.40 69.70 7 70.20 RailVikasNgm 26.65 26.20 26.65 26.80 26.00 2607.54 29.90 18.65 ­ ­ SKM Egg 37.15 36.65 38.20 38.20 36.50 12.00 86.85 36.00 16 36.60 Birla Nifty [100] 125.00 124.70 0.52 3264.95 2715.00 ­ TPL Plastech 127.05 128.60 125.45 132.90 125.45 2.18 375.00 110.00 9 128.50 Rain Ind [2] 96.20 95.80 96.40 98.45 95.25 432.09 232.00 88.20 53 95.70 SML Isuzu 673.60 671.80 679.60 682.15 665.00 3.26 910.00 520.00 50 671.10 BIRLASLAMC ABSLNN50ET 268.00 268.10 0.90 338.05 250.10 ­ Trans.Corp [2] 291.10 290.60 287.15 296.55 287.15 9.68 375.70 232.20 18 290.40 Raj.Exp [1] 691.70 693.60 693.00 697.50 691.50 232.23 786.85 544.00 46 692.85 SMS Phr [1] 51.05 49.75 51.05 51.90 49.40 8.84 90.70 48.00 10 49.95 Canara Gold [100] 3175.00 3149.00 2.11 3210.00 2776.00 3140.00 Transwarnt 5.70 5.80 5.50 5.85 5.50 5.46 9.05 3.57 ­ 5.75 Rallis [1] 154.45 152.40 154.90 154.90 151.50 40.37 214.40 139.10 23 152.35 SMSLifeScien 407.25 402.40 408.75 420.00 400.00 1.04 840.00 286.05 ­ ­ ConsConstCon 87.37 87.49 0.89 107.80 72.30 ­ Tree Hse 4.85 4.95 4.80 5.00 4.80 16.41 9.30 3.33 ­ 4.81 Rama News 18.55 17.50 18.20 18.30 17.00 61.84 34.70 16.05 7 17.60 SnowmanLogi 34.10 33.75 34.00 34.35 33.50 106.41 49.20 28.60 ­ 33.60 DSPBRAMC ­QUIDETF 1000.00 1000.00 3.39 1000.04 926.70 ­ TrejharaSolu 16.35 15.95 16.50 17.30 15.65 2.64 69.90 15.05 ­ ­ Rama Steel [5] 80.90 77.45 81.50 81.55 77.00 11.19 142.00 71.00 17 78.10 Sobha 568.85 546.75 568.00 575.75 542.95 181.57 585.00 380.50 18 547.15 Gold BeEs [100] 3002.20 3016.20 5.80 3049.00 2605.50 3017.21 Trent [1] 441.90 435.00 440.30 449.80 431.30 706.95 464.35 313.00 112 434.90 Ramco Cem [1] 778.90 787.10 773.10 791.25 773.10 286.14 845.10 546.30 37 786.80 Solar Ind [2] 1150.75 1151.25 1147.45 1165.00 1125.00 4.83 1320.00 923.60 54 1157.15 Goldmanamc ­ CPSEETF 26.33 26.17 464.84 28.83 20.25 26.22 TRF 108.00 112.85 109.00 114.30 107.50 36.04 223.00 94.00 ­ 113.15 Ramco Ind [1] 192.30 190.50 191.10 194.90 189.85 16.45 264.00 172.00 22 190.15 SolarActPhSc 434.75 436.20 437.40 438.90 434.00 2.76 489.95 134.50 ­ ­ HangSengBees 3000.00 2950.18 0.32 3576.00 2800.00 2910.00 Trib Bhimji 42.15 41.85 42.00 43.70 41.10 33.35 97.00 35.05 18 42.10 Ramco Sys 210.45 209.45 210.50 211.90 208.00 7.85 413.90 187.20 12 209.65 Soma Text 2.85 2.85 2.90 2.90 2.85 0.50 9.95 2.55 ­ ­ HDFC Gold [100] 3092.60 3110.05 1.03 3164.00 2681.00 3110.00 Trident 59.55 59.60 59.50 60.30 59.30 243.07 75.60 52.20 8 59.55 Ramk.Forg 459.50 450.60 462.55 462.55 450.10 4.55 718.00 405.25 12 451.00 Somany [2] 428.55 420.75 426.70 450.00 420.00 8.46 556.85 270.60 35 422.25 HDFCAmc­Nift [100] 1210.36 1204.46 1.33 1354.00 1043.16 1202.92 Trigyn 58.50 57.55 59.80 60.00 57.15 34.76 137.90 51.00 34 57.40 Ramky Inf 88.20 84.95 88.60 89.30 84.00 68.79 214.45 84.60 14 85.00 SomiConveyor 15.85 15.60 15.50 15.90 15.00 1.32 49.20 15.10 12 15.30 HDFCAmc­Sens 4076.73 4078.06 0.09 4772.11 3490.86 ­ TRIL [1] 10.90 10.85 10.30 12.00 10.30 37.80 26.25 9.35 ­ 10.75 Rana Sug 2.70 2.65 2.70 2.70 2.60 71.68 5.54 2.51 ­ 2.65 Sonata [1] 358.95 351.00 361.80 361.80 349.75 74.25 428.75 266.00 22 351.30 IBULLSAMC ­ IBMFNIFTY 114.99 114.00 0.07 140.00 100.58 ­ Triv.Eng [1] 64.90 63.70 63.65 65.40 62.80 220.49 78.40 34.05 8 63.70 Rane (M) 303.85 297.00 302.90 306.35 295.00 2.37 730.00 294.60 8 297.00 SorilInfrRes 179.10 171.85 182.40 184.00 170.15 61.56 889.20 170.25 36 171.95 ICICIPRAMC BHARATIWIN 37.72 37.31 151.00 39.90 32.10 ­ Triv.Tur [1] 102.95 102.25 102.45 106.80 101.55 15.45 129.50 94.00 38 101.95 Rane Brk 609.35 607.40 610.10 624.00 603.35 5.84 866.00 483.00 13 606.90 South In Bk [1] 12.80 12.55 12.85 12.85 12.50 5676.87 23.75 12.45 9 12.57 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICI500 152.23 151.18 0.41 181.60 132.00 ­ TT 44.15 43.40 43.05 46.00 42.60 0.77 96.00 43.05 ­ 45.65 Rane Eng 422.70 423.80 418.10 432.90 418.05 0.34 642.80 412.05 ­ 432.05 SPApparels 277.80 283.00 273.45 287.20 273.00 1.94 352.00 201.05 10 282.60 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICILIQ 1000.00 1000.00 20.97 1011.00 810.90 ­ TTK Prst 6582.90 6424.75 6570.00 6580.00 6400.00 1.97 7741.64 4583.32 47 6431.60 Rane Hld 1001.40 994.75 1008.55 1016.40 971.00 1.01 2140.00 948.00 19 990.70 Spec.Rest 75.90 74.50 76.20 78.20 73.60 8.80 123.00 64.25 ­ 74.50 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICINXT50 27.22 26.95 67.14 320.00 25.31 ­ TTKHealtcare 586.85 590.70 586.90 604.80 575.00 22.20 1148.30 576.55 34 589.40 Ratnamani [2] 976.45 988.80 975.00 992.65 951.25 56.81 1030.00 735.95 18 980.00 SpencersRetl 89.30 85.75 89.20 90.00 85.50 98.27 225.00 85.50 ­ ­ ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 30.65 30.65 7.54 292.10 24.50 ­ TubeInvIndia 383.00 384.90 380.55 387.00 380.55 19.84 434.00 222.30 ­ ­ RattanIndInf [2] 2.05 2.10 2.20 2.20 2.00 101.83 6.27 1.52 ­ 2.09 SPIC 21.55 21.40 20.80 21.50 20.80 11.19 36.00 20.05 9 21.25 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 64.55 64.51 50.52 79.00 56.70 ­ RattanIndPow 1.75 1.70 1.80 1.80 1.70 602.48 5.28 1.55 ­ 1.70 TV Today [5] 273.55 278.85 271.60 280.00 271.60 22.07 467.00 237.20 13 278.75 ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF 54.64 54.21 10.27 68.50 46.00 ­ SPL Ind 40.20 39.70 41.50 41.85 39.20 20.19 74.00 18.80 4 39.60 TV Vision 2.25 2.35 2.15 2.35 2.15 0.73 7.35 2.25 ­ 2.49 Ravi K Dis 7.55 7.55 7.35 7.85 7.25 7.35 16.30 6.90 ­ 7.42 SPML Infra [2] 17.40 15.95 17.30 17.60 15.70 34.81 103.95 15.75 1 16.10 ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 124.30 123.70 3.03 140.00 104.00 ­ Raymond 714.00 699.15 711.75 717.50 693.45 784.49 939.80 593.55 47 699.60 TV18 Br [2] 22.90 22.45 23.00 23.10 22.20 1095.34 51.60 21.70 ­ 22.40 ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 121.36 120.50 70.66 126.47 95.00 ­ Sr.Leathrs 178.75 173.05 177.05 180.00 172.15 5.89 293.40 160.00 17 173.00 TVS Elec 160.85 157.25 161.90 162.85 155.25 45.33 401.75 143.00 32 157.40 RBL Bank 627.45 626.60 628.20 639.00 624.35 1411.08 716.55 438.80 31 626.65 Sr.Ray.HHP 113.75 116.30 114.10 117.45 113.50 1.58 212.30 113.40 11 117.25 ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF 410.73 409.69 1.12 503.00 335.95 ­ RCF 56.80 56.50 56.85 57.90 56.15 766.44 79.85 51.05 25 56.30 TVS Mot [1] 427.05 417.70 424.40 427.40 410.60 1247.87 604.00 404.90 30 417.70 IDBI Gold [100] 3110.20 3179.90 3.63 3264.95 2715.00 ­ SREI Infr 17.40 16.60 17.60 17.60 16.40 522.39 64.90 14.35 9 16.75 TVS Sri 1838.35 1898.55 1830.00 1910.00 1830.00 3.31 3159.85 1766.00 14 1899.80 Rcom [5] 1.65 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 2405.07 21.65 1.10 ­ 1.73 SRF 2796.00 2761.95 2798.80 2799.00 2740.00 329.10 3086.00 1531.00 31 2759.90 IDFCAMC ­ IDFNIFTYET 119.00 118.52 0.10 134.50 86.00 ­ RECL 137.30 143.10 139.15 144.75 138.5024000.44 169.55 89.10 5 143.00 Sri Adh Br 2.95 2.85 2.95 2.95 2.85 15.99 9.13 2.68 ­ 2.90 Infra BeEs 336.73 336.12 0.15 1231.00 1016.00 1176.00 Redington [2] 100.85 94.75 101.50 101.50 92.30 344.60 128.00 64.00 25 94.75 SrikalahPipe 181.00 181.75 180.00 185.50 180.00 14.79 274.65 157.00 7 181.90 U ...... InvesIndGold [100] 3213.00 3084.70 0.02 3350.00 2616.60 ­ Rel Cap 59.25 56.10 58.85 58.90 54.3017554.44 487.60 49.40 2 55.95 StampeCap [1] 0.90 0.85 0.85 0.95 0.85 210.47 4.27 0.72 ­ 0.91 UB [1] 1350.90 1352.70 1351.00 1365.05 1348.20 184.39 1493.75 1029.60 64 1352.50 InvesInNifty 1190.01 1237.25 0.00 1440.95 952.20 ­ Rel.Ind.Inf 284.35 286.20 284.00 290.00 284.00 112.50 496.30 260.50 56 285.85 StampedeCap 0.55 0.55 0.55 0.60 0.50 140.10 3.00 0.45 ­ ­ Ucal Fuel 138.00 139.45 137.90 140.00 136.70 5.41 255.00 135.00 8 138.60 Kotak Nifty [5] 119.39 119.00 82.06 1555.45 1002.30 1475.60 Rel.Infra 48.95 46.05 48.60 48.60 45.2530322.87 488.50 37.30 ­ 46.00 Star Pap 102.25 100.30 103.15 104.05 99.95 19.34 234.00 97.60 3 100.35 Uco Bk 18.90 18.95 19.10 19.30 18.70 316.35 23.40 15.30 ­ 18.95 Kotak PSU Bk 310.19 309.57 1.88 360.00 255.00 310.00 Relaxo [1] 432.15 427.15 433.00 439.00 422.50 52.49 497.00 333.00 60 427.00 StarCement [1] 114.10 112.35 114.50 114.90 111.25 12.07 137.60 85.00 18 112.00 Uflex 232.60 228.20 233.00 234.60 227.50 53.25 354.60 181.00 31228.15 KOTAKMAMCKOTKBKETF 312.98 312.19 37.18 368.00 240.00 ­ RelHomeFin 12.75 12.10 12.80 12.80 12.00 340.82 76.70 9.70 ­ ­ STC India 109.60 108.35 109.65 110.50 107.55 45.40 152.40 90.85 ­ 108.00 UFO Moviez 180.40 179.90 180.50 183.60 179.05 11.42 396.00 162.30 14 180.05 KOTAKMAMC­KTNV20ETF 55.85 55.56 43.24 69.00 43.25 ­ Religare 37.50 39.15 41.15 41.15 38.00 1913.64 53.75 17.05 ­ 39.05 Steel Strp 782.65 781.80 777.00 786.00 763.00 10.95 1341.20 724.00 16 785.05 Ugar Sug [1] 14.25 13.90 14.20 14.20 13.70 71.11 20.85 11.08 ­ 13.96 Kotal Gold 297.45 297.95 4.28 301.00 254.60 297.02 RelNavalEngg 4.00 3.95 4.10 4.10 3.90 413.15 20.70 3.40 ­ ­ SteelCitySec 44.55 41.75 42.80 43.80 41.30 31.79 68.75 41.30 ­ ­ Ujaas [1] 5.65 5.75 5.80 6.10 5.70 79.26 13.31 4.90 ­ 5.72 LICNAMC ­CNFENGP 119.10 118.05 0.02 147.00 102.70 120.40 RelNippon 225.50 224.70 226.40 226.40 224.45 324.88 278.95 120.20 29 224.95 SteelExIndia 11.85 10.85 11.85 11.85 10.75 11.46 29.25 10.15 ­ ­ UjivanFinSer 284.20 277.40 284.00 288.40 274.30 1879.91 406.20 166.80 156 277.45 LICNAMC ­CNFESGP 462.00 438.00 0.00 501.93 338.80 ­ Remsons 96.55 94.75 92.05 98.90 92.05 5.90 150.00 70.15 16 95.45 Stel Hld [1] 80.95 79.35 81.70 83.60 78.10 4.04 0.35 0.21 ­ ­ UmangDair [5] 49.30 50.05 48.55 50.45 48.55 9.26 92.40 44.05 22 49.35 LICNAMC ­CNMFET 19.58 19.98 0.54 22.99 13.93 ­ RenaisncGlob 274.75 271.35 266.05 275.05 266.05 5.80 344.20 253.95 ­ ­ Ster.Tech [2] 161.70 162.40 161.70 164.00 159.05 882.94 399.00 143.85 12 162.30 Unichm Lab [2] 172.25 174.05 171.30 174.70 171.30 29.55 249.80 169.35 68 173.85 Liquid BeEs [1000] 1000.00 1000.00 963.17 1004.89 998.55 1000.01 Repco Home 378.20 373.00 379.00 380.00 372.00 29.71 648.00 292.50 10 372.65 Ster.Tool [2] 206.05 205.90 207.55 209.95 203.30 0.21 400.00 180.00 16 205.00 Union Bk 78.15 77.05 79.40 79.40 76.35 9697.66 100.30 61.40 ­ 77.00 MIRAEAMC ­ MAN50ETF 116.00 115.77 5.22 131.00 90.73 ­ Repro 543.70 549.75 549.60 558.90 535.10 6.45 746.00 480.30 25 555.50 STI India 7.55 7.20 7.55 7.55 7.20 0.28 14.75 7.20 ­ ­ Uniph.Ent [2] 84.40 83.50 83.85 85.30 81.05 1.68 131.60 74.00 28 84.70 Most­Gold 17.90 17.76 24.80 22.50 16.76 17.76 Resp.Ind [1] 92.60 90.55 95.15 96.80 90.00 157.03 105.95 67.40 85 90.45 Str.Arcolab 379.15 374.95 378.95 381.50 369.20 817.91 550.40 340.00 30 374.90 Unitd.Bk 10.10 10.10 10.20 10.30 10.10 130.46 13.25 9.05 ­ 10.13 MostM50 [7] 112.22 111.34 0.31 125.53 99.01 116.03 Revathi 383.90 402.35 408.40 408.40 386.40 1.46 549.40 345.00 13 404.00 Subex 5.75 5.75 5.80 5.90 5.75 325.85 8.01 4.40 ­ 5.75 Unitech [2] 1.15 1.15 1.15 1.20 1.10 1808.06 4.48 0.96 ­ 1.14 MostM50 530.38 531.91 15.76 655.89 410.00 525.79 Rico Auto [1] 55.20 55.60 55.15 56.65 55.00 114.77 87.25 54.00 14 55.50 Subros [2] 233.10 232.55 232.05 234.10 230.35 10.57 379.10 206.45 19 232.40 United Nil 299.60 297.00 296.00 298.00 296.00 0.11 538.40 271.95 ­ ­ NiftyBeEs 1218.04 1213.52 44.80 1274.99 1045.90 1212.50 RITES 290.50 286.50 289.90 289.90 286.00 118.68 326.55 192.00 13 286.40 Sud.Chem [2] 323.95 317.00 321.95 324.45 316.20 9.22 509.05 291.10 24 316.80 United Spr [2] 568.90 560.45 570.00 574.85 554.20 953.56 680.00 439.00 60 560.70 NiftyJrBeEs [1] 277.73 275.53 57.49 323.40 258.01 276.35 Rolta 5.35 5.35 5.35 5.60 5.25 269.65 43.25 3.65 ­ 5.37 Sumeet 2.60 2.70 2.60 2.75 2.60 30.21 13.75 2.25 ­ 2.66 Univ.Cab 193.95 193.25 192.00 199.80 191.60 25.24 349.00 132.00 10 194.00 PSU Bk BeEs 346.56 342.88 1.66 381.70 285.00 345.01 Rossell [2] 42.20 42.10 41.35 44.05 41.30 3.16 103.80 39.15 ­ 41.80 Sumit.Sec 483.20 474.20 473.55 490.00 462.50 1.71 857.00 466.00 41 472.25 UrjaGlobal [1] 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.15 422.72 4.99 1.60 ­ 2.15 Qgold [100] 1494.65 1499.80 0.17 1516.00 1300.00 1498.00 Royal Orchd 97.90 93.50 99.90 99.90 92.55 19.70 178.85 91.40 20 93.45 Sun Phr Adv [1] 118.65 120.60 120.55 123.20 117.80 1338.83 413.40 107.00 ­ 120.75 Usha M Ed [1] 1.60 1.55 1.55 1.55 1.55 0.50 2.10 0.80 ­ ­ Qnifty 1177.00 1176.00 0.01 1231.00 1016.00 1176.00 RPG Life [8] 222.30 220.35 221.95 225.25 219.20 1.86 356.85 202.00 34 219.80 Sun TV [5] 469.10 458.85 470.00 478.75 443.15 4391.56 840.00 443.40 13 458.95 Usha Mar [1] 29.45 29.30 29.50 29.75 29.15 52.19 45.70 23.60 17 29.40 RELCAPAMC ­ RELCONS 49.30 48.82 1.70 61.00 40.10 ­ RPower 4.05 4.00 4.05 4.10 3.95 9901.29 39.25 3.95 ­ 3.99 Sund.Brak 301.75 295.95 294.15 305.00 291.60 2.33 534.00 275.25 16 297.70 Utm.G.Stl 9.25 9.20 9.50 9.50 9.00 25.10 12.82 7.31 ­ 9.12 RELCAPAMC ­ RELDIVOPP 29.38 29.39 0.16 35.00 27.39 ­ RPP Infra 108.10 101.95 109.05 111.00 100.00 146.61 246.00 81.80 10 102.15 Sund.Clay [5] 2285.25 2249.90 2285.30 2310.00 2235.95 1.57 4350.00 2180.00 38 2257.00 Utm.Sug 112.00 113.10 112.55 113.90 111.15 29.26 163.80 61.50 7 112.80 RELCAPAMC ­ RELNV20 560.20 556.52 1.13 690.00 465.00 ­ RS Soft [5] 20.95 20.40 20.95 20.95 20.10 20.00 53.60 19.30 ­ 20.40 Sund.Fast [1] 475.90 462.70 480.00 483.95 459.55 247.06 688.00 458.65 22 460.75 Uttam Value [1] 0.10 0.05 0.10 0.10 0.05 789.41 0.19 0.19 ­ 0.19 RELCAPAMC RETFMID150 61.56 61.03 184.41 75.70 56.50 ­ RSWM 144.30 140.05 143.50 145.55 138.15 6.22 280.00 126.65 ­ 140.85 Sund.Fin 1592.50 1593.05 1615.30 1628.75 1580.00 453.46 1745.00 1320.40 26 1592.90 RELCAPAMC ­ RRSLGETF 19.78 19.81 39.31 20.40 14.20 ­ Ruby Mills [5] 198.85 197.85 200.15 204.15 197.00 3.43 358.55 192.20 19 196.80 Sund.Multi [1] 1.70 1.65 1.70 1.70 1.65 205.09 3.08 1.52 ­ 1.66 V ...... RelCNX100 119.50 118.90 1.43 130.00 100.00 117.67 Ruch.Paper 88.45 87.90 88.60 90.30 87.50 13.57 169.95 83.60 5 88.60 SundarFinHol 84.75 83.15 83.50 86.30 83.00 8.12 139.00 72.95 ­ ­ V Mart 2091.70 2103.45 2091.75 2129.00 2075.00 3.75 3298.00 1874.00 57 2102.55 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFQLTY 92.66 92.18 1.59 113.00 88.60 ­ Ruchi Soya [2] 4.75 4.75 4.85 4.85 4.60 723.93 11.95 4.43 2 4.74 Sunflag 34.55 35.35 34.00 36.40 34.00 66.28 76.40 33.05 6 35.25 V2 Retail 171.65 168.05 171.60 172.00 165.30 10.21 469.00 146.80 28 168.55 SBIAMC ­ SETF10GILT 183.00 183.25 0.14 212.18 150.00 ­ Rupa [1] 236.95 240.00 237.00 246.40 235.05 16.69 435.00 225.00 20 240.15 Sunteck [1] 457.15 453.15 456.05 459.90 447.60 112.33 532.00 295.65 36 452.60 VA T Wab [2] 313.95 306.40 311.70 317.40 304.10 96.36 413.45 243.45 16 306.35 SBI­ETF Gold 3040.35 3056.25 2.12 3434.00 2641.10 ­ Rush.Decor 257.30 244.45 244.45 250.00 244.45 4.68 725.00 245.20 26 245.20 Super Spn [1] 5.00 4.90 5.00 5.10 4.80 8.89 10.62 4.50 ­ 5.00 Vadilal 518.45 515.70 514.50 523.85 510.20 4.78 811.00 400.00 10 517.85 SBI­ETF NIFTY 50 118.31 118.03 86.44 125.00 98.30 ­ Superhouse 89.00 91.30 88.05 91.75 88.05 2.00 156.55 87.05 5 ­ VadivrSpeChe 79.50 77.65 79.00 80.00 77.50 0.76 156.00 67.50 ­ ­ SBI­ETF NIFTY BANK 309.80 309.78 215.62 323.00 243.91 ­ S ...... Supr.Ind [2] 1111.75 1094.05 1111.75 1120.00 1086.50 103.23 1269.75 935.85 34 1093.50 Vaibhav 841.65 842.00 847.05 849.00 832.50 9.80 885.05 573.30 88 840.55 SBI­ETFNN50 275.69 274.50 9.86 345.00 250.00 ­ S H Kelkar 129.10 125.50 129.90 130.95 125.20 64.45 248.00 109.15 40 125.80 Supr.Infra 18.70 19.60 19.60 19.60 19.60 2.09 45.95 16.15 ­ 19.60 Vakrang [1] 35.90 36.80 36.05 37.35 35.65 4855.34 73.30 22.35 ­ 36.70 Sharia BeEs 248.10 243.56 0.17 295.00 216.00 241.29 Sadbhav [1] 192.95 193.50 195.80 196.40 191.20 97.25 315.90 161.65 18 192.95 Supr.Petro 200.95 200.00 200.95 206.05 198.30 2.66 288.00 179.00 39 200.25 Vard Text 1040.05 1039.95 1048.85 1056.20 1037.00 4.43 1241.95 922.00 9 1040.60 UTI Gold [100] 3045.15 3035.45 0.49 3075.00 2610.25 3031.54 SadbhavInf 62.20 59.95 62.50 62.90 58.90 10.37 132.80 58.75 32 60.80 Suprajit [1] 202.80 198.15 200.30 201.25 195.35 19.86 265.50 176.00 24 197.55 Vard.Acry 40.30 41.15 40.05 41.25 40.05 5.81 236.45 132.15 10 199.05 UTIAMC ­ UTINEXT50 276.00 276.00 0.30 329.00 255.20 ­ Sagar Cem 666.25 654.85 664.30 664.30 651.95 0.41 840.00 529.00 50 661.30 Surana Solar [5] 7.05 7.05 7.05 7.20 6.95 2.39 15.35 5.81 ­ 6.92 Vard.Hld 1858.95 1889.55 1860.05 1893.95 1836.00 0.16 3084.30 1831.00 20 ­ UTIAMC ­ UTINIFT 1217.75 1213.00 1.86 1404.00 1038.90 ­ SAIL 46.90 45.80 47.15 47.30 45.1524276.49 83.55 44.10 8 45.85 Surana Tel [1] 4.95 4.70 5.45 5.45 4.30 135.59 5.73 3.42 ­ 4.67 Vard.SPC 84.00 83.00 86.95 87.35 82.10 5.79 142.20 73.05 13 83.30 UTIAMC ­ UTISENS 407.42 409.06 0.75 471.45 340.00 ­ Saksoft 316.50 316.10 334.75 334.75 312.10 4.62 367.00 202.25 20 314.75 Surya Rosh 219.80 228.25 220.85 231.50 220.00 497.79 363.90 185.05 10 228.10 VarrocEngg 465.20 459.70 469.95 469.95 458.00 34.92 1178.70 425.75 ­ ­ UTIAMC ­ UTISXN50 332.50 330.00 0.01 405.00 300.20 ­ Sakth.Sug 8.95 8.95 8.85 9.05 8.75 4.58 21.90 8.00 ­ 9.00 Suryalaxmi 24.20 24.65 24.50 25.40 24.50 6.98 65.90 22.60 ­ ­ VarunBevera 965.15 953.55 969.00 971.00 945.10 34.17 975.00 670.10 49 956.10 Sakuma [1] 16.00 17.60 16.30 17.60 15.25 998.35 42.95 15.20 10 17.60 Sutlej Te [1] 28.50 29.15 28.95 29.50 28.20 21.99 60.35 27.90 7 29.15 Vascon 14.85 14.35 14.90 14.90 14.05 151.72 32.60 12.35 ­ 14.40 *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52­Week High/Low figures SAL Stl 2.90 2.80 3.15 3.15 2.80 13.92 8.15 2.70 ­ 2.91 Suven Lif [1] 256.70 251.70 255.70 257.35 250.70 204.11 337.70 183.25 21 251.95 Vaswani 7.95 7.90 8.00 8.05 7.70 3.18 15.40 7.32 ­ 8.00 pertain to BSE. SalasarTech 153.40 150.15 156.00 165.00 146.90 33.63 337.50 132.00 6 149.95 Suzlon [2] 4.75 4.85 4.80 5.00 4.7015117.13 8.69 2.70 ­ 4.89 Venky's 1602.90 1576.85 1604.00 1616.00 1564.95 37.56 3440.00 1455.00 13 1575.10 Shares of face value other than ₹10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the SalonaCot 84.40 83.00 84.30 84.30 83.00 0.19 107.45 60.05 27 ­ Swan Ener [1] 104.85 104.05 105.95 106.00 102.60 94.88 180.00 93.50 ­ 104.15 VenusRem 23.35 22.80 24.45 24.45 22.25 4.03 67.90 22.00 ­ 22.30 company. Salzer Elec 118.10 122.75 115.25 123.95 115.25 16.53 177.95 101.70 8 123.05 Swaraj Eng 1394.60 1399.20 1400.00 1410.00 1390.00 4.46 1967.90 1256.35 21 1403.90 Vesuvius 1099.05 1089.35 1105.50 1105.50 1072.40 10.24 1325.00 973.00 25 1091.45 Qty (No of shares traded) is denoted in thousands. Sambhaav [1] 3.55 3.60 3.55 3.75 3.20 14.74 8.10 3.12 ­ 3.32 Swle. Ener 241.40 228.00 240.00 240.00 221.10 39.78 365.00 201.00 21 227.30 Veto Switch 67.65 66.20 68.50 68.50 65.30 7.26 184.00 50.00 14 65.40 Sanco Ind 18.35 18.15 18.30 18.35 17.50 32.58 33.10 11.45 ­ ­ Symphony [2] 1235.20 1206.95 1235.20 1244.95 1200.00 3.46 1575.00 811.85 72 1208.50 V­Guard [1] 238.25 231.50 238.00 239.50 228.10 490.82 252.00 159.10 60 231.65 The PE(price­earnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings. Sandesh 654.05 651.30 641.45 662.55 641.30 0.26 1082.00 644.65 8 649.05 Synd.Bk 40.40 41.20 41.20 41.60 40.85 3988.50 46.60 29.55 ­ 41.15 VidhiSpclIng [1] 64.40 63.55 64.55 65.00 62.80 6.59 92.00 62.60 11 63.55 The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12 SandharTech 284.05 284.20 281.00 288.25 279.35 4.31 391.60 226.45 18 284.25 Syngene Int 315.55 314.50 313.55 317.90 312.20 41.84 368.10 254.65 38 313.90 Viji Finance [1] 0.50 0.55 0.45 0.55 0.45 106.55 5.49 0.53 ­ 0.56 months.

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A.K.Capital 303.30 302.55 Bambino Agro 153.75 153.45 Dalbharat [2] 994.10 992.55 Gencon [5] 108.75 108.65 Ipru3019 8.82 8.40 Lead Financ 5.20 5.00 Nikhil Adhsv 159.00 152.00 Radhey 17.40 18.00 Seasons Text 6.70 6.85 Syschem (I) 8.02 8.25 Uni Off Auto 1.43 1.50 Vivid Ind [5] 26.05 26.00 A.Sarabhai 12.77 12.78 Banas Fin. 5.43 5.70 Danlaw Tech. 78.40 80.50 Generaagri 5.75 5.47 Ircon 389.15 389.15 Licnetfsen 435.01 463.00 Nilaspaces [1] 2.22 2.11 Radiocity [2] 57.05 57.40 Setfsn50 318.59 320.52 Systamatix C 48.75 51.00 Uni Royal In 10.50 9.98 Vivo Bio Tec 34.40 34.85 Aail [5] 27.00 28.55 Baroda Extr. [1] 0.28 0.29 Danube 8.90 8.54 Gennex Lab [1] 3.25 3.33 Isec [5] 216.05 219.25 Licnfnhgp 122.24 118.30 Nile Ltd. 252.90 254.50 Radix Ind 83.20 83.30 Seyaind 453.40 457.95 T & I Global 72.20 72.20 Unick 19.45 20.00 Vkjinfra [1] 0.30 0.31 Aanchalisp 12.50 12.50 Basant Agro [1] 3.35 3.25 Darjeeling 94.35 95.75 Genpharma [1] 13.34 14.00 Isgec [1] 450.90 450.85 Link Pharma 10.31 10.30 Niraj Cement 12.25 12.85 Rainbow Foun 15.65 16.40 Sfivl 7.50 7.60 Taalent 274.35 272.00 Unison 53.75 53.00 Vms Industr 17.90 17.90 Aarey Drugs 18.80 17.60 Bcc Fuba 12.50 13.00 Darshanorna 39.50 39.95 Ggpl [5] 69.25 69.05 Ishan Dyes 25.70 27.00 Lippi System 9.04 8.62 Nirlon 201.50 201.05 Raj Glo Wir 850.00 840.75 Sh.Hari Chem 20.65 21.65 Tahl 99.25 100.75 Unitech Inte 5.98 5.89 Voith Paper 787.90 790.05 Aayush 20.25 20.25 Bclenterpr 21.30 20.50 Deccangold [1] 22.45 21.50 Gmetcoal [100] 10.51 10.52 Isl Consult [5] 10.15 10.15 Lkp Fin 70.95 68.50 Nitta Gela 119.50 117.95 Raj Packagin 20.90 21.90 Sh.Karthik P [5] 4.96 5.15 Tai Indust. 14.00 14.40 United Drill 83.10 81.65 Vxl Instrum. 4.61 4.55 Abansent 46.90 46.00 Bclil 84.40 83.90 Deepak Spinn 84.00 82.95 Gmlm 151.00 148.00 Ist Ltd. 670.65 660.65 Lkpsec [2] 7.13 7.00 Niyogin 58.15 59.85 Rajkumar Frg 28.40 28.60 Sh.Rajes.Pap 6.80 6.70 Talbroseng 104.25 102.40 Univ.Starch 47.25 49.60 Walchand Pf 77.60 79.80 Abc Gas Int 12.50 12.49 Bcp Ltd [2] 45.35 44.50 Delton Cable 18.30 18.55 Godavari Dru 22.50 22.85 Istrnetwk [4] 2.06 2.06 Llficl 99.00 98.90 Norris Medi. 7.50 7.75 Rajoo Engin. [1] 14.65 14.30 Sh.Steel Wir 12.00 11.40 Talwgym 103.85 101.55 Unjha Formul 8.04 7.65 Wall St.Fin. 28.50 26.35 Abc India 55.10 55.00 Bdh Indus. 58.80 61.60 Denis Chem 47.00 46.00 Gold Line [1] 3.10 3.00 Isw Ltd [1] 0.74 0.74 Lloyds Met E [1] 8.97 8.55 Nova Iron&St 7.54 7.63 Ram RatWire[5] 84.90 84.75 Sha Eng Pla 552.35 569.05 Tamboli Cap 57.65 58.85 Upasana Fin. 39.35 39.45 Warren Tea 46.00 47.75 Abhiinfra 3.70 3.88 Beekay 276.00 289.95 Dgcontent [2] 12.50 11.84 Goldcorp 89.00 89.00 Itl Industrs 138.00 135.10 Lohia Securi 38.00 38.00 Novartis [5] 652.20 644.95 Rama Paper 15.15 14.50 Shailja 6.63 6.53 Taneja Aero. [5] 27.35 26.50 Upsurge Inv. 12.70 12.65 Waterbase 119.40 117.80 AbmKnowled[5] 53.20 53.60 Bemco Hydrau 134.45 127.75 Dhabriya 50.95 51.80 Golden Lamin 630.65 600.00 Iwp [2] 66.00 66.10 Lords Chloro 36.85 35.50 Npr Finance 16.90 16.20 Rama Phosph 68.60 67.30 Shalib.Finan 80.00 75.50 Tarai Foods 2.69 2.80 Ushdev Intnl [1] 0.24 0.25 Welcast 512.40 515.10 Abslrif6rg 7.54 7.80 Benares Hot 1452.95 1464.50 Dhampure Sgr 11.17 11.17 Goodricke 192.70 187.80 Jackson [1] 0.19 0.19 Lotus Choc 15.60 17.55 Ntc Indust 39.20 38.15 Rama Pulp 60.90 60.60 Shalimar Wir[2] 9.01 8.67 Tata Yodogaw 38.00 36.10 Utinext50 273.00 273.00 Welcon [1] 6.03 5.73 Accel [2] 7.30 7.00 Bengal Tea & 35.00 35.00 Dhan Roto Sp 24.80 23.60 Goodyear (I) 949.05 933.50 Jagan Lamps 10.26 10.00 Loy.Tex Mill 343.00 333.05 Nutra [5] 7.90 7.94 Raminfo 37.85 37.00 Shangar 43.95 42.55 Tcfc Finance 25.45 27.75 Utiniftetf 1210.00 1220.00 Wepsoln 19.60 18.45 Ace Software 20.55 20.45 Bengla& Asm 1566.65 1575.00 Dhanadacol [1] 1.81 1.72 Gopala Poly. 28.55 26.75 Jagatjit Ind 32.75 32.50 Ludolow Jute 54.50 56.90 Oal [5] 203.25 201.65 Rapicut Carb 39.40 39.55 Shantanu She 0.70 0.67 Tci Indus. 855.00 850.00 Utisensetf 407.50 409.00 Westlife Dev [2] 298.50 301.35 Acknit Ind 82.30 82.10 Beryl Drugs 6.16 6.46 Dhanlxmi Fab 23.65 24.80 Goyal Asso. [1] 1.98 2.06 Jaibala Ind 26.00 25.25 Lws Knitwear 7.71 7.85 Obi Ltd 7.84 7.69 Rasandik Eng 77.25 81.00 Sharat Indus 13.77 14.45 Tcnsbrands [2] 764.30 750.80 Utlinds [1] 7.81 7.42 Whiteorg 9.89 10.36 Acrycil Ltd. [2] 95.60 97.40 Betex India 23.95 22.80 Dhanvarsha 59.05 59.00 Gpl 337.00 353.00 Jaipan Indus 13.19 13.50 Lykisltd 22.75 22.90 Ocean Agro 19.15 18.40 Rasi Electro [2] 3.68 3.54 Shervani Ind 517.85 510.00 Tcpl Pack 325.00 318.80 Uyfincorp [5] 2.80 2.90 Wim Plast Lt 462.10 442.65 Adcindia 214.75 204.30 Bgil Fl Tec 1.71 1.64 Dharamsi Chm 153.15 143.95 Gradiente 1.60 1.63 Jameswarren 105.50 107.10 M.M.Rubber [2] 51.00 53.40 Octave 1.99 2.02 Rathi Bars 11.52 10.26 Shetron Ltd 24.90 23.75 Technoe [2] 260.00 265.00 Valiant Comm 25.00 25.40 Wimsome Text 22.00 20.95 Aditya Spin. 3.85 3.85 Bh.Immun&Bio 7.25 7.45 Dhindia 19.35 17.90 Graue& Weil [1] 48.05 48.05 Jams Ran[1000] 1906.80 1815.00 Mac Charles 329.50 335.55 Odyssey Tech 22.90 22.95 Rathi Graph. 1.69 1.77 Shilp Gravur 83.40 83.75 Tejasnet 134.90 131.25 Valson Indus 23.45 24.65 Winsome Brew 2.45 2.50 Ador Fontech[2] 104.85 103.55 Bhagira.Chem 465.05 459.90 Dhoot I.Fin. 28.00 26.20 Greencrest [1] 0.97 0.98 Jasch Indust 47.90 46.25 Machino Plas 102.50 99.00 Ok Play (I) 26.20 26.25 Raunaqepc 38.90 38.15 Shiv.Bimetal [2] 105.40 105.20 Tgvsl 27.00 26.80 Vama Inds [2] 8.55 8.80 Wintac Ltd 204.95 191.00 Afel 3.99 3.96 Bhagwati Oxy 12.07 12.67 Dhp India Lt 574.65 573.20 Greycells 29.40 27.95 Jatalia 3.60 3.53 Madhus.Ind. [5] 16.00 16.00 Olympia Ind. 12.74 12.16 Ravalgaon [50] 2175.00 2170.00 ShivaCement[2] 12.60 12.42 Thacker [1] 135.40 128.65 Vapi Paper 17.75 17.50 Women Networ 3.14 3.25 Agio Paper 2.56 2.50 Bharat Bhush 18.50 18.40 Diamines&Chm 129.85 126.50 Gromotrade 452.70 452.55 Jay Ushin 230.00 220.00 Madrasfert 22.95 23.35 Omkar Overse 0.53 0.55 Rci Ind 68.05 66.75 Shiva Fert. 24.40 23.30 Tiger Logs 83.90 82.90 Varroc [1] 465.20 460.00 Worldwide Le 16.40 17.15 Aimco Pesti. 114.05 116.00 Bharat Seats [2] 65.50 65.95 Diana Tea Co [5] 10.52 10.39 Guj.Borosil [5] 73.80 72.45 Jaykay [1] 4.50 4.37 Mafatlal Ind 93.10 88.45 Ontic 5.40 5.48 Rcl 31.00 29.45 Shivalik [5] 241.70 241.90 Tiindia [1] 381.20 384.85 Vbc Ferro 32.75 33.40 Wpil Ltd. 848.60 846.00 Ajanta Soya 23.40 22.35 Bharatagri 109.15 110.85 Dil Ltd [5] 811.75 808.00 Guj.Hotels 104.00 104.00 Jayshri Chem 7.27 7.00 Magna Electr 168.40 169.10 Oone 1.82 1.88 Rdb Rasayan 30.70 30.40 Shree Krishn 30.00 30.00 Timex Group [1] 40.00 39.05 Vbind 2.17 2.13 Yash Papers 43.95 44.00 Ajcon Global 28.90 28.85 Bhilwra Tec [1] 5.64 5.96 Dion 3.24 3.40 Guj.Intrux 76.50 76.00 Jaysn Dyest [1] 50.70 49.80 Maha.Rubtech 37.90 38.80 Orient Trade [2] 3.99 3.80 Refnol Resin 23.45 24.45 Shreevat.Fin 6.80 6.46 Tinnarubr 21.50 22.55 Vedavaag 21.95 20.60 Yashchem 92.80 93.10 Ajil 22.40 22.00 Bhoruka Alu. 0.80 0.84 Disa India 5409.00 5400.00 Guj.Petro 14.00 13.30 Jct Ltd [2] 1.15 1.16 Mahaan Foods 14.50 13.80 Oriental Ven [1] 62.45 58.55 Regency 23.00 25.00 Shri Bajrang 17.90 18.65 Tinnatfl 19.40 20.00 Veejay Laksh 31.90 33.00 Yuken India 611.90 623.80 Akashdeep 39.00 40.95 Bihar Sponge 0.82 0.86 Divinus 24.10 24.10 Guj.Themis. [5] 36.95 37.85 Jenburkt Ph. 534.00 525.05 Mahepc 106.55 105.65 Orientelec [1] 158.80 157.45 Rel.Chemotx 65.00 64.00 ShriJagdamb[1] 199.00 198.00 Tirupati Sar [5] 8.19 7.95 Veer Energy 8.09 8.18 Zenith Fibre 50.80 53.90 Akspintex 22.50 23.60 Bilcare Ltd. 22.50 22.95 Dolat Inv. [1] 43.20 45.35 Gujaratpoly 23.45 22.70 Jetinfotran 35.25 37.00 Majestic Aut 155.30 148.45 Oscar Global 4.71 4.93 Relhome 12.85 12.22 Shriram Asse 165.30 162.55 Tisl [1] 2.53 2.55 Veerhealth 7.50 7.50 Zenith Healt [1] 1.90 1.85 Alexander 14.80 14.95 Bindalagro 12.52 12.48 Dolphin Medi 1.12 1.12 H.S.(I) Ltd. 7.74 7.36 Jhaveri Cred 3.31 3.15 Makers Lab. 43.00 46.30 Osiajee 27.35 28.45 Reliab Ven 11.38 10.90 Shristinfra 169.90 171.55 Titan Biotec 35.05 34.75 Vegetable [1] 3.20 3.38 Zenlabs 40.00 43.35 Alps Motor [1] 0.47 0.45 Binny Ltd. [5] 108.00 108.00 Dr.Agar.Eye 255.00 267.75 Haldyn Glass [1] 28.25 28.65 Jindal Cap. 4.75 4.52 Man50etf [100] 115.90 116.00 Overseas Syn 4.01 4.21 Relsensex 363.95 397.50 Shukraphar 55.25 52.50 Titan Secur. 3.20 3.61 Velan Hotels 3.02 3.18 Zenotech 15.50 15.00 Alu Fluoride 119.25 115.25 Binny Mills 42.95 40.85 Duke Offshor 18.05 18.10 Hardcastle 216.00 226.00 Jindal Hotl 38.15 36.25 Mancredit 50.70 51.25 Ozoneworld 46.00 44.00 Reltd 34.00 32.25 Sifl 10.00 10.50 Toyamind [1] 4.99 4.75 Veljan 751.00 733.50 Zf Steering 518.60 508.15 Amal Product 145.90 143.15 Biogrpaper 4.75 4.28 Duroply 72.25 69.00 Haria Apl 2.22 2.11 Jiyaeco 73.45 72.40 Mangalam In[1] 0.28 0.28 P.G.Foils 69.00 70.05 Remi Edel 17.55 17.25 Sika Inter. 166.65 176.90 Trans Financ 25.65 26.80 Vertex Sec. [2] 1.50 1.35 Zimlab 122.35 116.85 Amarsec 21.15 20.20 Birla Pretec [2] 8.84 8.67 Dutron Poly. 139.60 132.65 Haria Export 1.31 1.25 Jkagri Gen 637.45 647.05 Manorg 373.60 362.95 P.H.Capital 10.82 11.36 Resonance 43.50 45.65 SimmonMar [2] 59.00 57.60 Transcorp In [2] 17.90 18.45 Viaanindus [1] 4.73 4.75 Group T Ambition 12.70 12.70 Bla Ros Ind [1] 54.00 53.85 Dynamic Ind. 73.00 73.00 Harish 38.50 36.80 Joindre Capi 15.50 15.30 Market Creat 4.62 4.85 Pacific Ind. 118.00 120.00 Respons Inf 10.24 10.24 Simran Farms 50.20 51.55 Transgene Bi 3.12 3.11 Victor Mil [100] 2250.00 2214.05 Amco India L 17.60 16.75 Bloom Dekor 12.60 12.00 Dynavision 47.00 49.00 Hawaeng 25.00 24.45 Joonktollee 132.95 131.50 Maxheights 18.60 18.30 Padmaind 85.20 90.45 Restile Cer. 2.65 3.00 Sinclair Hot 315.80 310.65 Transpek 1390.55 1364.15 Victory Papr 54.60 55.00 Amines&Plast [2] 29.40 30.45 Bmw [1] 23.00 25.10 Eastern Tred 36.00 37.80 Hawkins Cook 2933.45 2873.40 Josts Eng. 630.00 622.40 Maximaa Sys[2] 2.50 2.50 Padmalaya Te 1.41 1.34 Rexnord Ele. 27.00 27.35 Singer India [2] 35.35 34.95 Agiil 56.85 57.50 Trescon 75.00 72.30 Vijay Solvex 130.00 130.00 Bellacasa 146.30 150.35 Amintan [1] 1.13 1.18 Bnaltd 127.00 134.00 Eastwest 113.75 111.75 Hb Estate De 11.71 11.74 Jstl 23.95 22.90 Maximus 48.95 49.95 Pana Energ 160.25 161.30 Riba Textils 59.75 60.10 Sintexplast [1] 6.29 6.28 Triton Valve 908.50 910.00 Vijay Textil 23.70 23.70 Amrapali Ind [5] 3.74 3.92 Bnk Capital 89.00 86.25 Eco Board In 2.05 2.05 Hb Portfolio 18.10 17.60 Jtl Infra 118.00 115.70 Mayukh 13.25 13.25 Panafic [1] 0.36 0.35 Richa Ind 1.15 1.17 Sir Shadi La 33.00 32.65 Chemtech Ind 6.09 5.80 Triveni Ent [1] 87.50 90.00 Vikas Wsp [1] 13.30 12.64 Glosterltd 775.00 795.00 Amrit Corp 525.00 550.95 Bnl 8.93 8.93 Ecoreco 36.35 37.30 Heof1126rg 9.99 10.00 Jumpnet [5] 56.60 57.25 Mcloud 29.10 29.20 Pankajpiyus 43.40 41.25 Ridhi Sidhi 292.50 294.00 Skcil 60.20 60.25 Triveni Glas 6.25 6.50 Vikasmcorp [1] 2.67 2.82 Andhra Petro 51.10 50.60 Bodhtree 40.60 40.70 Ecs 4.09 4.25 Hfil 7.50 7.53 Jyoti Ltd. 7.35 7.71 Medi Caps 18.40 18.50 Panth 122.25 124.05 Risa Intl [2] 0.64 0.64 Smifs Capita 38.60 36.75 Guj.Raffia 13.25 12.60 Ttil 1.20 1.14 Vikasprop [1] 7.49 7.35 Andrew Yule [2] 16.15 15.85 Bom.Cycle 2693.95 2560.00 Elantas 2048.00 2060.00 Hhof1140rd 8.95 8.70 Jyoti Resins 163.15 171.30 MediaMatrix [1] 4.37 4.25 Paragon Fin. 17.40 17.95 Rishabh Digh 33.15 31.10 Smruthiorg 141.00 146.50 Karnavati 28.50 29.00 Tulip Star H 60.80 59.00 Vikram Therm 88.05 86.60 Anjani Synt. 12.80 12.74 Brawn Bio 30.95 30.55 Eldeco Hous. 1750.00 1706.75 Hhof1140rg 8.91 8.88 Kachchhmin 1.65 1.73 Medicamen Bi 421.25 421.65 Parle Softwr 20.70 20.30 Rishi Laser 20.30 21.00 Smslife 406.70 401.10 Kushal [2] 13.83 13.18 Tuni Textile [1] 0.19 0.19 Vinyoflex Lt 22.95 21.85 Anka India 22.90 22.00 Bslrifs2rg 12.05 13.25 Elegant Marb 180.00 171.00 High Energy 177.05 182.00 Kaira Can Co 699.30 664.80 Medinova Dia 14.10 14.75 Parnaxlab 24.95 23.00 Rishiroop 49.00 48.50 Snl Bearings 269.65 259.25 Loyal 35.00 33.40 Tuticorin. 3.50 3.67 Vippy Spin. 39.50 39.00 Ansal Build. 27.00 28.40 Btsyn [1] 9.70 9.70 Elpro Inter [1] 49.55 48.75 Him.Fibres [1] 2.17 2.07 Kallam [2] 10.53 10.41 Mefcom Capit 9.82 9.34 Pas.Acrylon 15.50 15.60 Rishitech 31.35 30.25 Solara 434.35 436.50 Mah.Ras.Apex 79.10 83.00 Anuh Pharma[5] 131.70 127.75 Calcom Visio 19.25 19.25 EmamiPaper [2] 83.15 82.60 Himtek [2] 54.30 55.30 Kamadgiri 78.00 79.80 Megrisoft 16.10 16.90 Pasari Spin 2.80 2.66 Rmchem [1] 0.88 0.87 Solid Stone 41.65 39.60 Tyche Inds 49.85 49.40 Vipulorg 157.65 158.90 Narayani 50.80 50.80 Anup 475.65 476.00 Camex Ltd 31.70 30.70 Emerald 12.30 11.69 Hind Alumin 51.10 53.45 Kamaholding 5091.35 4955.00 Mel 8.51 8.09 Patel Airtem 89.70 89.60 Rmgalloy [6] 11.60 11.17 Solitair Mc 28.30 28.25 Tyroon Tea 29.90 31.30 Virat Crane 26.50 24.80 Ppl 76.75 80.55 Aplaya [1] 0.75 0.77 Camsonbio 11.79 12.02 Eml 0.95 0.95 Hind.Fluroca 10.44 10.44 Kanchi 265.00 261.45 MenonPiston 1] 17.80 17.80 Paushak Ltd 2505.00 2506.45 Rnb Denims 23.00 24.50 Somdatt Fin 8.87 9.04 Udaip Ceme [4] 12.90 13.00 Virat Indus. 44.00 45.20 Ptil 427.50 427.95 Apm Indus. [2] 21.85 19.20 Caprihans 51.35 49.05 Emmessar Bio 13.77 14.45 Hind.Foods 426.70 419.05 Kancotea 24.00 23.00 Mescon 9.00 8.74 Pazel [1] 1.48 1.50 Rodium 116.40 115.80 Sonal 20.50 21.52 Udayjew 71.05 70.40 Virgoglob [4] 1.71 1.63 Ramgopal Pol 1.54 1.47 Apollopipes 396.05 381.20 Caprola.Chem 9.50 9.50 Empire Ind. 749.80 745.85 Hind.Tin Wrk 50.80 51.90 Kanelind 1.14 1.09 Metal Coatin 27.90 29.20 Pbm Polytex 67.75 68.05 Roopa Indus 10.99 11.40 Southbiotec 0.92 0.91 Udl [2] 22.55 23.50 Virinchi 66.65 66.60 Rudra 100.00 95.00 Apollotri [2] 187.45 190.95 Captain Poly [2] 26.30 25.65 Empower [1] 0.19 0.19 Hind.Wir Ltd 40.25 38.55 Kanpur Plast 85.05 89.80 Metroglobl 63.00 55.55 Pcs Tech 7.18 6.83 Roto Pumps [2] 136.70 137.25 Southernin 6.92 6.63 Ugrocap 190.00 180.00 Virtual Glo [1] 0.18 0.17 Scooters Ind 27.00 26.20 Apple Financ 1.41 1.41 Ccl Inter 8.50 8.50 Enkei Wheel [5] 389.00 387.00 Hindu.Adhesi 75.60 74.65 Kavita Fab 5.85 5.85 Mid India In 0.39 0.40 Pee Cee Cosm 93.70 98.25 Royale Manor 9.76 10.24 Sparc System 4.88 4.64 Ultracab 48.70 48.80 Vishal [5] 345.00 344.00 Seil 104.85 104.00 Arcfin 1.22 1.24 Ceejay Finan 105.00 105.00 Envain Elect 36.90 36.90 Hindustn Bio 0.94 0.98 Kavitind 43.80 43.75 Midinfra [1] 1.52 1.50 Pentamed.G [1] 0.25 0.26 Rrmetal 22.90 25.15 Spel Semicon 4.90 4.85 Ultramarine [2] 194.55 194.10 Visioncine [1] 0.97 1.01 Tejnaksh 79.00 75.05 Architorg 9.50 9.03 Ceeta Ind. [1] 4.43 4.43 Epsom Pro 6.80 7.14 Hitechwind 11.01 10.93 Kaycee Ind[100] 3251.00 3413.55 Midval Ent 1.45 1.44 Perm Magnets 151.80 157.55 Rts Power Co 39.35 39.50 Spencer [5] 89.35 85.90 Uni Abex 481.65 470.00 Vista Pharma[2] 13.90 13.85 Umiya 9.00 9.45 Arealty [2] 1.17 1.17 Cenlub Indus 76.50 76.50 Esaar (I)Ltd 1.69 1.66 Huil 615.00 610.00 Kcp Sugar In [1] 14.75 14.55 Mil 99.90 100.00 Phoenix Int. 15.05 14.30 Rubfila Int. [5] 38.50 37.95 Spenta Int. 60.70 57.10 Arfin 85.20 89.20 Cescventure 449.95 444.70 Escort Finan 3.02 3.15 Icici500 151.50 155.00 Keerthi 49.00 49.00 Milkfood 406.55 412.55 Phoenix Tn 8.06 7.86 Rungta Irrig 18.45 19.30 Spicejet Ltd 117.25 119.60 NSE Trade for Trade Arihant Cap. [5] 52.25 51.50 Cg­Vak Softw 36.00 38.00 Essar Secu 1.20 1.20 Icicimcap 64.19 64.77 Keltech En. 675.00 665.05 Mishtann [1] 35.40 34.70 Phytochem I. 28.90 28.75 Ruttonsha In 46.30 46.30 Srg Hfl 132.50 127.05 Arnold Hold [2] 6.30 6.45 Chalet 299.15 294.60 Etil 8.94 9.38 Icicinv20 54.80 53.99 Kennametal 1112.75 1102.50 Mitshi 37.30 37.20 Piccadily Ag 6.76 7.00 Rvnl 26.65 26.15 Sri Digv Cem 14.93 15.01 Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Artefact Pr 26.55 27.85 Chamanl Se [2] 51.00 50.95 Everest Org. 150.40 142.05 Icicisensx 410.50 410.00 Kerala Ayur 58.95 59.80 Miven Machin 6.26 6.26 Piccadily Su 6.44 6.15 S.A.Enterpr. 3.72 3.54 Sri Kpr Ind 20.00 20.00 Artson Eng [1] 44.10 42.65 Chandnimach 5.80 5.51 Everlon Syn. 14.22 14.25 Iisl 14.99 15.10 Kesar Petro [1] 5.28 5.61 Mkexim 10.90 10.36 Pion Invest 24.30 24.10 S.I.Paper 79.15 79.10 Sri Nachamai 14.50 13.78 Aarti Ind [5] 1672.80 1628.65 JetAirway(IND). 56.20 53.40 Rajsr.Sug 22.00 20.90 Arvindfasn [4] 676.40 670.15 Chandra Prab 36.00 35.30 Expo Gas [4] 3.99 4.05 Imcap 23.50 23.90 Kg Denim 38.75 36.40 Modella Wool 14.71 15.44 Pix Trans 179.85 175.65 S.R.Indus. 0.92 0.88 Srk Indus [5] 0.73 0.74 AgroPhosInd 88.00 92.05 JIK Ind 0.50 0.50 RamgplPolytx 1.65 1.60 Aryavan 23.50 23.55 Charterlogis [1] 4.62 4.55 Facor Alloys [1] 1.24 1.25 Incap Ltd. 28.15 29.55 Khaitan Che[1] 8.45 8.13 Modern Dairi 3.77 3.60 Pmcfin [1] 0.34 0.35 Saboo Sodium 6.00 5.99 Sspdl Ltd 29.50 29.50 Alchemist 1.20 1.20 Jind.Pho 25.35 24.10 Refex Ref 109.95 115.40 Ashari 15.70 15.85 Chd Dev Ltd [2] 3.12 3.16 Faze Three L 40.25 41.00 Ind Cem Cap 3.11 2.96 Khod.India 59.40 62.00 ModernIndia [2] 74.00 72.55 Pml 1378.00 1316.65 Sacheta Met. 18.25 18.95 Starcom 95.00 91.00 Alps Ind 0.80 0.80 JITFInfraLog [2] 9.25 9.70 Rohit Ferro 0.70 0.65 Ashfl 53.00 54.30 Chemb Chm [5] 263.05 264.95 Ferro Alloys [1] 3.13 3.17 Ind.Acrylics 11.84 13.02 Kilburn Engg 26.70 25.10 Modex Int 47.00 47.25 Poel 34.65 32.10 Sadhana Nitr[5] 137.20 130.70 Starlite Com 12.40 12.45 AnkitMet&Pow 0.45 0.45 Kaly.For 228.70 230.00 Rollatainers [1] 1.75 1.70 Ashikacr 37.00 37.45 Cheviot Co. 578.25 588.85 Fiberwb In 16.55 16.90 Ind.Bank Hsg 31.85 31.55 Kilpest (I) 98.30 95.60 Modison Met[1] 41.00 41.10 Polo Hotels 7.08 6.73 Safari Ind. [2] 628.95 626.40 Starlog 18.70 17.20 Antartica [1] 0.90 0.90 Karuturi [1] 0.90 0.85 Ruchi Inff [1] 2.10 2.20 Ashirwa Cap [1] 3.19 3.29 Choice Int. 49.00 53.00 Filat Fash [5] 2.59 2.50 Ind.Toners 124.75 121.70 Kimiabl [1] 24.00 25.20 Monarch 29.80 28.00 Polson Ltd. [50] 9763.00 9401.45 Sagarprod [1] 7.01 7.00 Std.Battery [1] 3.57 3.40 ArrowGrnTech 78.00 74.10 Kernx.Mic 25.80 25.75 SagardpAlloy 60.85 59.85 Ashish Poly. 6.86 6.52 Chordia Food 147.85 146.80 Fineline Ci 12.64 13.24 IndagRubber[2] 82.00 82.30 Kinetic Eng. 45.65 47.25 Monotype In[1] 0.19 0.19 Polycab 611.10 613.70 Sagarsoft 79.90 79.50 Steel Exch 12.29 11.35 Assam Com [1] 1.45 1.40 Kesar Ent 41.55 39.70 SakarHealth 58.60 58.55 Ashni 3.47 3.30 Cifl 129.90 129.75 Fivecore [2] 1.04 1.03 India Gelat. 99.00 96.20 Kingsinfra 22.55 22.95 Morarka Fin. 18.00 18.90 Polychem 320.00 336.00 Sahara Housg 32.65 31.15 Steelcast [5] 148.95 150.40 Atlas Cycle [5] 35.00 36.70 Khait.Elec 1.45 1.45 Sang.Forg 18.90 18.10 Ashnoor Tex. 15.60 16.25 Cindrella Ht 24.60 24.60 Fivextrade 0.51 0.49 India Home 67.60 65.70 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 85.45 85.65 Morgan Cru 1340.00 1323.05 Poona Dal 24.50 24.95 Sahya Indu 165.45 162.05 Steelco Guj. 3.02 2.97 ATN Intl [4] 0.05 0.05 LeelElectric 8.05 7.90 Sathv. Ispat 6.70 6.60 Ashok­Alco 32.70 32.55 Cj Gelatin 8.07 8.47 Flex Foods 61.50 61.10 India Niveh [1] 65.30 65.30 Kirlosar Pn [2] 180.05 178.25 Moschip [2] 16.75 16.70 Porwal Auto 21.95 21.50 Sahyogmult 48.00 48.90 Stovac Ind. 2051.20 1993.65 BafnaPharma 5.60 5.65 LGB Forge [1] 4.00 3.80 Shek.Poly [1] 0.20 0.25 Asian Oilfie 83.10 83.15 Ckfsl 3.70 3.52 Fluidomat 98.30 97.00 Indiamart 1327.45 1324.90 Kirloskar El 12.51 12.33 Mpl 5.79 5.51 Pqif 43.00 41.00 Saibaba 6.45 6.33 Suditi Ind. 22.80 24.80 BalaxiVent 65.85 69.10 Magn.Ven 4.60 4.40 Shiv.Global 9.60 10.05 Asiil [1] 13.31 13.05 Cmi Fpe 1051.75 1050.00 Foods & Inns [1] 50.50 50.20 Indian Info. [1] 0.19 0.19 Kisan Mould. 24.70 24.00 Msl 59.50 57.40 Pradhin 74.65 70.95 Sainik Fin. 14.43 15.00 Sukjit Strch 223.15 224.05 Barak Val 16.00 15.80 MahaApexCorp 82.40 86.40 Shriram Pist 922.00 912.00 Asit C Fin 36.05 36.75 Coast Corp 255.00 253.90 Forbes & Co 1805.15 1758.95 Indian Sucro 19.00 18.65 Kkalpanaind [2] 18.55 18.50 Msr India [5] 9.00 8.96 Prag Bosimi 2.65 2.75 Saint­Gobain 49.50 48.80 Sulabh Eng. [1] 0.92 0.96 Bhar.Glbl 1.70 1.65 MahamayStlIn 158.70 151.40 Sita Shr Fd 0.40 0.40 Asm Technolo 109.00 105.00 Cochin Min. 158.10 160.00 Force Motr 1323.20 1295.35 Indicap 31.40 31.00 Kmc Shil [1] 11.02 11.12 Mstc 99.45 98.70 Pranav.Spin 16.00 16.80 Salauto 191.80 190.00 Sumedha Fisc 17.75 17.70 Bharti Infr 305.40 299.95 Asso.Alcohol 168.35 169.15 Com Fincap 7.50 7.45 Fortis Mlr 52.85 52.50 Indo Amines 76.70 77.15 Kotak Sensex 397.33 395.00 Mukesh Babu 90.25 93.50 Precision El 30.00 31.50 Samkrg Pist. 125.60 126.25 Sunil Health 31.90 30.35 MandhanaInd 9.55 10.00 Smartlink [2] 95.85 94.50 Asyainfo 5.71 5.99 Comfort Com 2.00 1.80 Franklinind 15.25 15.00 Indoboraxc 404.90 410.00 Kotaknifty 119.67 119.32 Mukta 10.00 10.00 Prem Pipes [5] 8.37 8.53 Samtex Fash.[2] 0.60 0.60 Super Crop. [2] 22.90 22.70 BiofilChemPh 5.75 5.70 Mang.Timb 9.90 9.55 Som Dist & Brew 120.20 120.35 Asyl 20.30 24.25 Comfort Inte 5.21 5.26 Fraser 8.20 8.30 Indokem Ltd. 9.30 8.85 Kothari Ferm 69.35 65.45 Mul 178.90 181.00 Prem Somani 3.35 3.31 Sandu Pharma 19.95 20.50 SuperTanner [1] 2.32 2.26 BLB [1] 3.90 4.05 Mask Invest 33.25 34.80 SouthwestPin 23.30 23.00 Athenaglo 40.00 39.25 Commex Tec[2] 0.31 0.31 Fredun 391.45 393.30 Indrenew 17.55 17.00 Kpittech 96.50 92.60 Multibase I 176.00 167.95 Premco Glob. 99.05 99.00 Sandur Mang. 783.05 778.65 Surat Text. [1] 1.89 1.83 Blue Blends (I) 2.30 2.20 McNally 2.75 2.65 SpacenetEnt 1.20 1.15 Atishay 61.00 61.00 Comsyn 52.00 51.55 Freshtrop Fr 114.40 114.50 Indsil Hyd 32.75 32.20 Kratosener 239.70 244.45 N.G.Ind.Ltd. 56.30 56.75 Premier Syn. 11.78 12.01 Sangal Paper 96.95 100.95 Suryamba Sp 51.05 53.25 Burnpur 1.85 1.80 Mega Soft 7.00 6.85 Spentex 0.80 0.75 Atv Projects 3.45 3.32 Conart Eng. 27.95 29.00 Front Sec [5] 33.15 31.90 Indus.&Prud. 862.25 935.00 Krettosys 9.40 9.70 N.R.Agarwal 203.00 194.85 Prima Plasti 72.45 73.40 Sankhya Info 23.45 23.00 Suyog Tele 456.15 452.65 CastexTech [2] 0.75 0.75 Melstar 1.55 1.55 SpicMoblty [3] 8.80 8.50 Aundefaze 16.25 17.05 Confi Petro [1] 34.75 35.15 Frontier Spr 208.55 207.55 Indusfinl 12.00 11.50 Krishna Ven 8.36 8.77 Nagpur Power 35.55 37.30 Prime Prop [5] 19.00 17.85 Sappl 200.15 200.00 Sv Global [5] 39.15 41.10 CountrClbHo [2] 5.15 5.40 MetkoreAly [2] 0.45 0.40 Std Inds [5] 15.00 15.00 Auro Lab. 54.50 54.00 Confint 0.69 0.70 G­Tech Info. [1] 0.84 0.88 Inn.Tech.Pac [1] 17.25 17.10 Kriti Nutri [1] 21.90 21.15 Narbada 48.50 50.00 Prism Medi 30.00 29.00 Sarel 15.65 16.00 Svam Softwar 0.34 0.33 CountryCond[1] 2.05 2.15 MIC Elec [2] 0.75 0.75 Sujana Mtl [5] 0.35 0.35 Austin Engg. 47.25 47.05 Coral Lab. 200.00 205.00 G.G.Dandekar [1] 49.90 51.90 Inno Invest 6.94 6.60 Krypton Ind 15.50 15.50 Narmada Gel 153.95 148.00 Pritikauto 122.50 120.00 Sat Ind Ltd [2] 35.75 35.05 Svaraj Trad 113.15 113.50 DB(Int)StBrk [2] 10.50 10.50 Natl Stl 3.10 2.95 Sujana Uni 0.20 0.15 Avantel Ltd 228.00 229.05 Corpor Cour 12.31 12.50 G.S.Auto Int [5] 3.85 4.00 Insilco Ltd. 14.85 14.80 Kuantum 383.05 375.70 Nat.Peroxide 1866.40 1858.05 Priya Ltd. 17.50 16.65 Satia 701.15 703.90 Svartcorp [1] 3.40 3.60 DiligntMedia [1] 0.60 0.55 NeueonTowers 0.70 0.70 SunilHitec [1] 0.50 0.45 Avonmore 13.60 13.60 Cosco India 115.00 113.10 G.V.Films [1] 0.41 0.38 Int.Conveyor [1] 28.00 28.00 Kulk­Power [5] 59.20 67.00 Nat.Plastic 26.50 28.60 Pro Fin Cap. 23.30 22.85 Satprop Ltd [2] 0.79 0.79 Svcind 1.80 1.83 EmcoLtd [2] 2.40 2.40 OCL Iron [1] 7.15 7.45 Syncom 1.40 1.40 Axonvl 0.90 0.92 Cosmo Ferr. 11.37 11.89 Gajra Bevel 0.50 0.48 Int.Data Man 11.99 12.58 Kunststoffe 25.05 25.10 Natfit 60.75 62.95 Provestser 5.63 5.74 Sauras.Cem. 40.10 40.15 Svpglob 345.00 355.00 ESI [2] 1.25 1.30 OnelifeCapAd 6.65 6.50 Tara Jwl 0.90 0.90 Axtel Indus. 122.00 125.00 Cosyn 31.25 30.70 Galaxy Bear. 162.10 164.10 Intec Cap 34.00 34.00 Kuwer Inds. 3.36 3.52 Nath Pulp 61.00 62.00 Ptcil 397.00 401.00 Saven Techn[1] 17.00 15.05 Swadeshi Ind 0.63 0.60 EuroMulti 0.60 0.55 OrtinLabs 12.10 12.35 TataTel(Mah) 3.90 4.05 B.N.Rathi Se 20.00 20.95 Cranex Ltd. 12.80 13.35 Ganesh Benz[1] 36.55 35.65 Integ.Fin.Se 30.40 31.80 Lactose(I) 21.00 20.50 Natraj Prote 26.00 26.00 Pun.Alkali 70.00 69.00 Sawaca Busi 1.08 1.03 Swagruha [1] 5.25 5.29 Gokul Refoil [2] 13.10 13.05 Parab.Drg 1.00 0.95 ThePKTeaProd 134.90 131.40 B2b Soft. 4.56 4.35 Creative 369.95 351.50 Garnet Const 8.23 8.50 Integra Eng [1] 42.70 42.45 Laffans Petr 13.78 13.15 Navkar Build 23.00 22.00 Pvvinfra 24.65 24.45 Sayajiind [5] 200.00 195.95 Swarnasa 9.30 9.75 GokulAgroRe [2] 12.30 12.15 Parenteral 4.80 4.80 TheWestInPly 76.10 79.90 Baba Arts [1] 3.24 3.45 Crowntours 22.95 22.70 Garnet Intl 25.00 26.00 Intell Adv [1] 7.44 7.07 Lahl [5] 2.50 2.50 Ncl Research [2] 0.31 0.31 Pwasml 24.00 23.95 Sbfl 4.44 4.44 Swasti Vinay [1] 3.00 2.85 GujartRafInd 11.15 11.70 Pearl Poly 13.35 13.50 Uniply [2] 64.70 65.60 Bagadia Colo 10.11 10.61 Cslfinance 300.00 296.45 Garware Poly 231.00 227.10 Inter St.Oil 11.06 11.00 Lahoti Over. 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BusinessLine 14 NEWS THURSDAY • JULY 11 • 2019

Karnataka crisis: 2 more Cong MLAs quit ...In , Congress Scuffle breaks out between BJP and resignations of the MLAs. wages a lone battle on the issue The Congress, too, held Congress MLAs outside Speaker’s office dharna near Raj Bhavan as the OUR BUREAU WX party were protesting on a Governor did not give them New Delhi, July 10 Parliamentary Affairs sensitive issue and an organ­ OUR BUREAU have resigned, K Sudhakar an appointment. The Congress on Wednesday Minister Pralhad Joshi ised debate will be held on Bengaluru, July 10 and MTB Nagaraj. As in the Former Chief Minister, JD fought a lone battle in Rajya said the Centre may Thursday. “My party and the Two more Congress MLAs case of the other MLAs, the law (S)­Congress coordination Sabha on the arrest and deten­ have to extend the Opposition are serious about tendered their resignations will take its own course.” panel chief and CLP leader Sid­ tion of the Leader of Opposi­ session if Opposition the discussion on Budget. I from their Assembly seat on It is said, if the rebels are daramaiah tweeted “Respec­ tion Ghulam Nabi Azad for a have requested the Finance does not cooperate Wednesday to the Karnataka adamant, then the Congress­ ted Governor Mr Vajubhai brief period in Bengaluru. Minister to be present in the Speaker’s office amidst a JD(S) coalition numbers could Vala, You belong to the whole An unrelenting Centre in­ House. Tomorrow, let there be scuffle between a few BJP and go down from 118 to 100 in the State and all the parties, yet we sisted on continuing with the to start the debate. Prabhu an organised debate and I re­ Congress MLAs at the Vidhana 224­member State Assembly. are not allowed to meet you. I debate on the Budget and the spoke for about 45 minutes, quest the Chair to adjourn the Soudha. The majority mark will also urge you to give appointment Congress had to hold a series of braving attempts by Congress House for the day,” he said. He, The resignations by the two drop from 113 to 104. The BJP Congress leaders Siddaramaiah and Ghulam Nabi Azad at a protest immediately to brief about informal meetings with BJP members to disrupt his speech. however, did not say anything MLAs — MTB Nagaraj (repres­ has 105 members and the against the BJP in Bengaluru on Wednesday SOMASHEKAR GRN ongoing sabotage of demo­ leaders to finally get the House on the developments in enting Hoskote) and K Sud­ backing of two Independents cracy by @BJP4India. Is the po­ adjourned on such a ‘sensitive’ Budget discussion Karnataka, for which his party hakar (Chikkaballapur) — will take its tally to 107. liged. The BJP, as usual, is twist­ memorandum and requested lice acting on their own or on issue. The Congress also had to After discussions with the MPs were in the well. takes the total number of le­ Sudhakar was taken into ing facts to use this as fodder him to advise the Speaker to your direction?” agree to participate in the dis­ Congress, the Leader of the Earlier, Parliamentary Affairs gislators who have tendered custody by Congress MLAs for their shameful act immediately. The dharna against the BJP cussion on Thursday, starting House Thawarchand Gehlot Minister Pralhad Joshi said the resignations to 18. and the Governor intervened #OperationKamala.” Speaking to reporters, was led by JD(S) supremo HD from 11 am, cancelling the Zero announced that the Congress Centre may have to extend the The scuffle broke out when and asked police to produce State BJP president BS Yeddyurappa alleged that the Deve Gowda and Senior Con­ Hour and the Question Hour. wanted the presence of Fin­ session if the Opposition does Sudhakar came out the Speak­ Sudhakar before him. The in­ Yeddyurappa led a dharna de­ political crisis is created by gress leaders Ghulam Nabi Though the members of the ance Minister Nirmala Sithara­ not cooperate. “Let them (Con­ er’s office after submitting his tervention followed Sud­ manding that Speaker accepts the Congress and the JD(S). Azad, Mallikarjun Kharge, KC Samajwadi Party and Left man during the debate. “We gress) say whatever they want papers. Congress leaders Priy­ hakar’s wife appealing for pro­ the resignations of MLAs and “The government has already Venugopal and Siddaramaiah. parties did not join the Con­ have agreed to continue the on the Karnataka issue or any ank Kharge tried to whisk him tection to her husband. also asked Chief Minister HD lost majority. If the Speaker ac­ gress members in raising the discussion on Budget tomor­ other State issue, but at least al­ off physically to convince the Priyank Kharge tweeted, Kumaraswamy to step down cepts the resignations Rebel MLAs move SC issue, the parties walked out row from 11 am. (Congress low the the Budget discussion MLA to withdraw his resigna­ “Contrary to media reports, from office as he has lost the without delay, the Assembly Meanwhile, 10 rebel Congress saying that the Budget discus­ deputy leader) Anand Sharma to continue. After that we have tion. But BJP MLAs objected to MLA Sudhakar was not man­ majority. session (from July 12) won’t and JD(S) MLAs moved Su­ sion is being held in din. has urged the Finance Minister many bills, otherwise, it will be it. Later he was taken to Minis­ handled by anyone. He is a Later, Yeddyurappa and BJP start,” he added. preme Court alleging that the As former Finance Minister P be present in the House during inevitable to extend Parlia­ ter KJ George’s chamber. friend of mine and I requested MLAs met Karnataka Gov­ A delegation of BJP leaders Speaker has been deliberately Chidambaram didn’t initiate the debate. There is an under­ ment beyond July 26. I appeal Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar him to speak to PCC President ernor Vajubhai Vala at Raj also met the Speaker and re­ not accepting their the discussion,the Chair in­ standing on this,” Gehlot said. to them earnestly to allow the said, “Today, two more MLAs in private for which he ob­ Bhavan and submitted a quested him to accept the resignations. vited BJP leader Suresh Prabhu Sharma said members of his Budget discussion,” Joshi said. ESIC board poll: Congress alleges AAP rules out alliance with JJP Rahul blames local leaders for Amethi BJP and Trinamool are in a pact for Haryana defeat, says will not abandon constituency OUR BUREAU Soon after the session, understanding between the Assembly polls PRESS TRUST OF INDIA district and the party cam­ New Delhi, July 10 Bhattacharya was heard talk­ TMC and the BJP. TMC’s chief Amethi, July 10 paign lacked direction, ac­ An otherwise routine elec­ ing angrily to BJP members whip in the House Sukhendu PRESS TRUST OF INDIA On his first visit to Amethi cording to the participants. tion to the Governing Coun­ for voting for TMC’s candid­ Shekhar Ray, rubbished the New Delhi, July 10 constituency after losing the They alleged that some cil of Employees’ State Insur­ ate. Later, he told reporters claims. The Aam Aadmi Party has ruled seat, Congress leader Rahul party men worked with the ance Corporation (ESIC) that he spoke to the BJP “As per convention in Par­ out an alliance with the Jan­ Gandhi on Wednesday attrib­ BJP in the constituency. among the members of the leader and Minister Prakash liament, elections are never nayak Janata Party (JJP) for the uted his defeat to local lead­ They also unanimously de­ Rajya Sabha became contro­ Javadekar on how the BJP held for these posts (ESIC upcoming Assembly elections ers, who he said stayed away manded that Gandhi should versial after the Congress and supported a party that is ‘but­ nomination). Parties mutu­ in Haryana in October. from the people. He assured withdraw his resignation as Left alleged a secret pact chering’ its members in ally decide. But this time an AAP’s State unit has been he will not abandon the con­ party president. between the BJP and the Trin­ Bengal. election was forced upon us. asked to prepare a report on the stituency, party functionaries In Amethi, Gandhi’s repres­ amool Congress. “Last night when the TMC This seat was allotted to TMC political scenario in the State, said. entative Chandrakant Dubey TMC’s MP Dola Sen de­ approached us to withdraw , for many years. senior leader Gopal Rai said on “I will not leave Amethi. It is and Congress district presid­ feated Congress’ Pradeep (we) told them that no time “It is ridiculous to allege Wednesday. my home and family,” former ent Yogendra Mishra have also Bhattacharya and CPI(M)’s left to withdraw. All the MPs that anyone joined hands for “After the Lok Sabha election, State Youth Congress chief All ears During the visit, Rahul is also expected to meet party workers resigned. Elamaram Kareem by a huge had been contacted and it membership to a Rajya Sabha we analysed the political situ­ Nadeem Ashraf Jayasi quoted The meeting with party margin, where Rajya Sabha was too late to inform them board. People are aware how ation and we have decided to Gandhi as saying at a meeting. defeated Gandhi in his bas­ hard work of party workers. workers, including booth MPs were the voters. Sen got otherwise. BJP supporters in Congress and CPI(M) joined contest the upcoming elections “The development of tion by over 55,000 votes in According to him, Gandhi presidents from five assembly 90 of the 156 votes polled. Bengal should know how hands with BJP to defeat our without forming any alliance Amethi will not be hampered. the recent election. Gandhi said that the workers did a lot segments — Salon, Amethi, Bhattacharya got 46 and their central leadership acts candidates in the Lok Sabha in the State,” he told reporters. I am the MP from Wayanad had represented Amethi pre­ during the campaign but Gauriganj, Jagdishpur and Karim eight while 12 votes in the Rajya Sabha — that they elections and to what extent In Harayana, which has 10 but my ties with Amethi are viously since the 2004 general local leaders remained away Tiloi — lasted 50 minutes. were invalid. support TMC which kills CPI(M) and Congress votes Lok Sabha seats, the Aam Aadmi three decades old. I will fight election. from the people, leading to Gandhi then left for two vil­ The TMC has 13 MPs in the their workers in Bengal,” he shifted to BJP. The allegation Party and the JJP fought the elec­ for Amethi in Delhi,” Gandhi District Congress commit­ his defeat. lages in Chhatoh block on the Upper House, the Congress said. by the defeated Congress can­ tions together on four and six reportedly told party workers. tee member Narendra Mishra Many workers said the Con­ way to Lucknow, from where 48 and the Left parties seven. Kareem felt there was an didate is ridiculous,” he said. seats respectively. Union Minister Smriti Irani said Gandhi appreciated the gress was weak in the entire he flew back to Delhi. Drama in Goa too as 10 Cong MLAs break away to join BJP Group submits The group, led by Leader of ister Pramod Sawant was three seats each, while the NCP Opposition Chandrakant present when the group arrived and the MGP have one each. letter to Speaker Kavlekar, met Assembly Speaker at the Assembly complex around When asked, Kavlekar refused Rajesh Patnekar and gave him a 7.30 pm. to give the reason behind their PRESS TRUST OF INDIA letter informing him of break­ Deputy Speaker Michael Lobo move, but said that they will Panaji, July 10 ing away from the party. was also present. make a statement later in the Winds of political instability in The MLAs include Atanasio With 10 MLAs changing sides, evening. neighbouring Karnataka Monserratte, Jeniffer Monser­ the strength of Congress in the Pramod Sawant was sworn in reached Goa on Wednesday, with ratte, Francis Silveira, Philip House is reduced to five. as Chief Minister in March this two­thirds (10 out of 15) of Con­ Nery Rodrigues, Cleaofacio Dias, The BJP is the single largest year, after the death of then gress MLAs breaking away to Wilfred DSa, Nilkant Halarnkar party with 17 seats, Goa Forward Chief Minister Manohar Par­ merge with the ruling BJP. and Isidor Fernandes. Chief Min­ Party and Independents have rikar. Maharashtra rejigs maritime policy; extends concession licence periods

OUR BUREAU A press statement issued by period has doubled to 30 years. Mumbai, July 10 the Chief Minister’s office said The developers of such jet­ The Maharashtra Cabinet on greenfield ports and multi­pur­ ties will have to handle 50 per Tuesday approved the changes pose jetty developers will have cent cargo volume in the first 15 in the Maharashtra Maritime to make 100 per cent capital in­ years. Such jetties will also be Development Policy of 2016, in­ vestment and handle 50 per able to handle passenger and creasing the period of conces­ cent cargo in the first 35 years. Ro­Ro services, sea training and sion agreement for greenfield oceanic research, the state­ ports and multi­purpose jetties Concession agreements ment said. to 50 years from 35 now. For developers of shipyards, In the updated policy, the no­ Multi­purpose jetties have the period of the concessional menclature of the multi­pur­ also been allowed to handle agreement has been increased pose jetty has been changed to Exim cargo. to 30 years from 10 years now . coastal berth for those who Maharashtra has the second­ In the first 21 years of the agree­ handle cargo for coastal ship­ longest coastline among mari­ ment, the developers will have ping. time States with two major and to make 100 per cent capital in­ For developing marine infra­ 48 minor ports. Currently, only vestment and reach 50 per cent structure on government land 12 minor ports handle cargo. target of shipbuilding and re­ and the intertidal zone, the de­ Therefore, the policy has high­ pairs, the statement said. veloper would be selected lighted the opportunities for For jetties owned by the Ma­ based on competitive bidding further improvement of mari­ harashtra Maritime Board, the or through the Swiss challenge time infrastructure. concessional agreement method, the statement added. Ahead of Chandrayaan 2 launch, ISRO sends out a teaser tweet MSOMASEKHAR First, fission theory states sion between the Earth and an­ Hyderabad, July 10 that the earth’s rotational speed other celestial body caused a As the countdown for the caused the Moon to split from segment of the planet to break launch of Chandrayaan 2 pro­ the planet earth, while its gravit­ off and become the moon. gresses at the SHAR Space Port, ational pull anchored this frag­ Chandrayaan 2 will uncover the Indian Space Research Or­ ment to become our natural the answers and more, ISRO ganisation (ISRO) has piqued satellite. tweeted. public’s curiosity with a teaser Second, according to the Cap­ At 2.51 am on Monday, the tweet — where did the moon tive Theory, the moon was an GSLV MKIII rocket will fire the come from? untethered object before it was mission which involves Vikram The launch is scheduled for captured by the earth’s gravita­ — the lander and Progyan —the July 15. tional field during a fly by. rover to travel the distance and The third, hypothesis of co­ac­ make a soft­landing on Septem­ Four theories cretion says a single cloud of gas ber 6. Preparedness review and Listing the four possible theor­ created the moon and the Earth tests are in processsince Sunday ies, ISRO handle asked, “Is there while orbiting a black hole. at the Satish Dhawan Space Port a fifth alternative that no one And the fourth theory, Giant in Sriharikota in Andhra has considered? Impact Hypothesis, said a colli­ Pradesh.

CM YK ...... CH-CHE CHENNAI BusinessLine 15 THURSDAY • JULY 11 • 2019 WORLD Putin offers to share scientific infra to Sustainable developmental goals can be undone by global warming: UN develop nature-inspired technologies REUTERS tion is climate change,” said Liu of the increase reflected im­ New york, July 9 Zhenmin, UN Under­Secretary proved reporting systems Russian President underscores importance (UNIDO) and other countries Relentless global warming General for Economic and So­ versus an increase in traffick­ such as Russia to play a critical threatens the potential success cial Affairs, in the report. ing, said Francesca Perucci of of balancing growth and eco-impact role in this transformation. of a sweeping set of goals estab­ “The compounded effects the UN’s statistics division, who UNIDO Director­General Li lished by the United Nations to will be catastrophic and irre­ worked on the report. N MADHAVAN He also pointed out that due Yong warned that Industry 4.0 tackle inequality, conflict and versible,” he said, listing in­ “It’s hard to exactly distin­ Yekaterinburg (Russia), July 10 to global warming, the average could widen the inequality other ills, officials said on creased extreme weather guish the two,” she said at a Russia has offered to share its sci­ temperature in Russia has risen between developed and devel­ Tuesday. events, more severe natural dis­ launch of the report. entific infrastructure and work at a pace that is twice that of the oping nations. He cited studies Climate change imperils asters and land degradation. But climate change re­ with other countries/institu­ rest of the planet. that projected as many as 20 mil­ food supplies, water and places “These effects, which will mained paramount. tions to develop nature­inspired lion jobs would be lost to the where people live, endangering render many parts of the globe Greenhouse gases have con­ technologies. This was an­ ‘Backward looking view’ fourth industrial revolution by the UN plan to address these uninhabitable, will affect the tinued to climb, and “climate nounced by Russian President “How do we increase output and 2030. Least developed nations problems by 2030, according to poor the most.” change is occurring much Vladimir Putin at the Global still secure the well being of will be hit the hardest, he said. areport by UN officials. Progress has been made on faster than anticipated,” the re­ Manufacturing & Industrialisa­ nature,” he asked. Taking a dig at Russian President Vladimir Putin addressing the Global They react slowly to change and Member­nations of the UN lowering child mortality, boost­ port said. tion Summit (GMIS) 2019 on US President Donald Trump, said Manufacturing & Industrialisation Summit in Yekaterinburg AFP also account for most labour in­ unanimously adopted 17 global ing immunization rates and At this week’s goals summit, Tuesday at Yekaterinburg, Rus­ to be a climate change denier, tensive industries. These coun­ development goals in 2015, set­ global access to electricity, the 47 countries were expected to sia’s fourth largest city, located Putin said that ignoring the count its ramifications too,” he operation.” Speaking at the tries need support, he said. ting out a wide­ranging “to­do” report said. present voluntary progress re­ east of the Ural Mountains. problem amounts to outright said. opening ceremony, Suhail Mo­ Denis Manturov, Minister of list tackling such vexing issues Yet extreme poverty, hunger views. Almost 100 other coun­ Even as the pace of technolo­ populism, a backward looking The need, he said, was to strike hamed Al Mazrouei, Minister of Industry and Trade, Russian Fed­ as conflict, hunger, land de­ and inequality remain hugely tries and four cities including gical transformation increases, view and a road to nowhere. a proper balance between devel­ Energy and Industry of the eration, said that for 200 years gradation, gender inequality problematic, and more than New York have done so. changing the very core of manu­ At the same time, he termed opmental needs and the impact United Arab Emirates and co­ industry created challenges for and climate change. half of school­age children Earlier UN reports said the facturing, environment and cli­ the adoption of only renewable on the environment by embra­ chair of the summit, explained nature. Now is the time to cor­ The latest report, which showed ”shockingly low profi­ goals were threatened by the mate degradation continue energy options rejecting nuc­ cing nature­inspired technolo­ that the fourth industrial revolu­ rect itself. Russia, he added, will called climate change “the ciency rates” in reading and persistence of violence, conflict unabated, Putin said. He cau­ lear and thermal sources of gies. This would be possible only tion will transform the world. do its best to promote techno­ greatest challenge to sustain­ math, it said. Two­thirds of and lack of private investment. tioned that if nothing is done, as power (like Germany) an ex­ if technological development is GMIS, he added, was a platform logy and processes that bring a able development,” came as those children were in school. Outside assessments have also much as 30 per cent of the treme view. People say wind truly global. “We need to find a created to engage on this issue balance between technology diplomatic, business and other Human trafficking rates cited nationalism, protection­ world’s energy output will be power is useful but what about solution to systemic challenges. and share valuable lessons. and manufacturing. officials gathered for a high­ nearly doubled from an aver­ ism and insufficient funding. consumed by billions of com­ the impact it has on birds. “I am This great responsibility lies The UAE, he said, was working level UN forum to take stock of age 150 detected victims per The cost of implementing munication devices by the not saying wind power should with us. We need to work to­ with the United Nations Indus­ The writer is in Yekaterinburg at the goals’ progress. country in 2010 to 254 in 2016. the global goals has been estim­ mid­2030s. go but we should take into ac­ gether. Russia is ready for this co­ trial Development Organisation the invitation of GMIS “The most urgent area for ac­ But it was unclear how much ated at $3 trillion a year. France to end funding for homoeopathic pills After leaks that riled Trump, Kim Darroch quits as UK envoy BLOOMBERG ventional care in France, isien newspaper. For now, BLOOMBERG said. The resignation follows a A spokesman for the UK For­ ded like a veiled criticism of July 10 prescribed by regular doc­ French people can walk July 10 sustained attack from Trump, eign Office said Darroch would both Trump, for his attacks, and France will stop funding tors and dispensed in al­ into any pharmacy and Britain’s Ambassador to the US who on Tuesday described Dar­ stay on until a new ambassador Johnson ­­ May’s long­term rival homoeopathic pills and most every pharmacy. buy a tube of Arnica dramatically resigned after roch as a “pompous fool.” takes over, although a caretaker ­­ for his refusal to back the tinctures made by Boiron The treatments are also Montana granules or leaked comments in which he envoy could be appointed to al­ diplomat. SA and rivals at the start of widely available elsewhere roughly a thousand other criticised the Trump White Johnsons Move low him to leave the Washing­ Johnson’s opponent in the 2021, following the advice in Europe, though the tide such remedies for €1.6 with House sparked a major diplo­ Perhaps more difficult for Dar­ ton post sooner. contest to succeed May, who of a health panel that spent is turning against them in a prescription, because the matic row between the transat­ roch was the response of Boris “I have told him that it is a stands down later this month, months reviewing the some other markets, too. State health system lantic allies. Johnson, the man who is likely matter of great regret that he did give his wholehearted sup­ medicines. The UK’s National Health shoulders about 30 per President Donald Trump de­ to be the UK’s next prime minis­ has felt it necessary to leave his port to Darroch. Jeremy Hunt, Boiron Chief Executive Service advised doctors to cent of its cost. In some cided to freeze out Kim Darroch, ter. During a televised debate on Kim Darroch AP position as ambassador in Wash­ Foreign Secretary and Darroch’s Officer Valerie Poinsot has stop prescribing such rem­ cases, private insurers saying he would no longer deal Tuesday, Johnson declined to ington,” Prime Minister Theresa direct boss at the Foreign Office, said that sales of reim­ edies in 2017, saying they cover the remainder and with the man who had called his back Darroch and would not and the duration of my remain­ May told Parliament on Wednes­ hit back at Trump on Tuesday, bursed treatments could are “at best a placebo.” patients pay nothing. administration “inept” and commit to keeping him in his ing term as ambassador. I want day. “The whole Cabinet rightly saying the president’s outburst plummet by 50 per cent in The treatments will re­ Next year, the S tate “uniquely dysfunctional.” job, in sharp contrast to the en­ to put an end to that specula­ gave its full support to Sir Kim.” had been “disrespectful and France, where the com­ main affordable enough health system will reim­ In a statement released by the dorsements and support the tion,” Darroch said. “Although May said all officials need to wrong.” pany brings in almost half that most French people, burse 15 per cent of that UK government, Darroch an­ ambassador received from my posting is not due to end un­ be confident “to give full and On Wednesday, Hunt said he its revenue, and at least long accustomed to ho­ cost to allow “a transition nounced he would quit after a other senior British politicians. til the end of this year, I believe in frank advice” and urged MPs to was “deeply saddened” that Dar­ 1,000 jobs hang in the moeopathy, will likely con­ period,” Buzyn told Le Par- “difficult” few days. “The current “Since the leak of official docu­ the current circumstances the “reflect on the importance of de­ roch is standing down. “I pro­ balance. tinue to use them, Health isien. At the start of 2021, situation is making it im­ ments from this Embassy there responsible course is to allow fending our values and prin­ foundly regret how this episode Boiron’s products have Minister Agnes Buzyn said the reimbursement will possible for me to carry out my has been a great deal of specula­ the appointment of a new ciples, particularly when they has led Sir Kim to decide to long coexisted with con­ in an interview with Le Par- end. role as I would like,” Darroch tion surrounding my position ambassador.” are under pressure.” That soun­ resign,” he said in a statement. US, China trade officials hold new round of ‘constructive’ talks UK economy bounces back in May in wake of Brexit extension REUTERS He said the two sides were Trade talks stalled in May and the next steps for talks. hosted by CNBC. “That’s very, Washington/New York, July 9 talking about a face­to­face after China backed away from The negotiations picked up very important.” ASSOCIATED PRESS US and Chinese trade officials meeting, but warned that commitments it had made to after a two­month hiatus, but He also said relaxed US gov­ London, July 10 held a “constructive” phone there was not a magic way to secure legal changes to its sys­ a year since a tit­for­tat tariff ernment restrictions on Hua­ Official figures show the conversation on Tuesday, reach what has so far been an tem, according to US officials. battle began between the two wei could help the British economy bounced White House economic ad­ elusive deal. Kudlow’s comments sug­ countries. Washington wants technology giant but would back in May but fears re­ viser Larry Kudlow said, mark­ “There are no miracles gested it was still unclear Beijing to address what US of­ only be in place for a limited main that the country ing a new round of talks after here,” Kudlow told reporters whether the two sides would ficials see as decades of unfair time. could slip into a recession the world’s two largest eco­ at the White House. “There resume work from the draft and illegal trading practices. Kudlow, the director of the ahead of the revised Brexit nomies agreed to a truce in a was headway last winter and text agreed before that pull­ Trump said in Osaka that White House’s National Eco­ deadline. year­long trade war. spring, then it stopped. Hope­ back, as US officials want, or China would restart large pur­ nomic Council, later told re­ The Office for National US Trade Representative fully we can pick up where we whether they will use a differ­ chases of US agricultural com­ porters there was no specific Statistics said on Wednes­ Robert Lighthizer and Treas­ left off, but I don’t know that summit in Japan last month ent starting point. modities, and the US would timeline for the agricultural day that the economy grew ury Secretary Steven Mnuchin yet.” to resume discussions, easing A face­to­face meeting ease some export restrictions buys, or for reaching an agree­ a monthly 0.3 per cent in spoke with Chinese Vice­ China’s Commerce Min­ fears of an escalation. After between the two negotiating on Chinese telecom equip­ ment. “No timeline. Quality May, largely because car cent. In the event, the Premier Liu He and Trade Min­ istry said in a short statement meeting with Chinese Presid­ teams would be a good thing ment giant Huawei not speed,” he added. makers ramped up produc­ March 29 Brexit date was ex­ ister Zhong Shan on Tuesday that the two sides had “ex­ ent Xi Jinping at the G20, US and could take place in Technologies. Three sources familiar with tion again after many went tended to Oct. 31. in a further effort to resolve changed views on imple­ President Donald Trump Beijing, Kudlow said, but no “President Xi is expected, the state of the talks said the idle in April in case the ori­ The delay has done little outstanding trade disputes menting the consensus of the agreed to suspend a new details were available yet. we hope in return for our ac­ Chinese side did not make ginal Brexit deadline ended to lift the cloud of uncer­ between the countries, a US two countries’ leaders at the round of tariffs on $300 bil­ “Both sides will continue commodations, to move im­ firm commitments for imme­ up with Britain crashing tainty surrounding the Brit­ official said earlier in an Osaka meeting”. It gave no lion worth of imported these talks as appropriate,” mediately, quickly, while the diate purchases. It’s unclear out of the EU without a ish economy, with no one emailed statement. other details. Chinese consumer goods the separate US official said in talks are going on, on the agri­ that the two sides’ differences deal. sure about what will hap­ Kudlow said the talks “went The US and China agreed while the two sides resumed an email, declining to provide culture (purchases),” Kudlow have narrowed, even as the In April, the British eco­ pen. As such, firms remain well” and were constructive. during a Group of 20 nations negotiations. details on what was discussed said on Tuesday at an event discussions resume. nomy contracted 0.4 per wary of investing.

EU trims economic Texas billionaire philanthropist Ross Perot, who growth forecasts shook up 1990s US presidential politics, dead amid trade tensions ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWYORK TIMES Stand America,” he spent $65 mil­ mostly from the middle class. Cit­ Brussels, July 10 July 10 lion of his billions in a campaign izen drives got him on the ballot The European Union said on Wed­ Ross Perot, the wiry Texas gadfly that featured innovative half­ in all 50 States. He was on the nesday it has trimmed its fore­ who made a fortune in computer hour infomercials about himself cover of Time magazine. casts for economic growth next services, amazed the nation with and his ideas. They were popular, But at the peak of his popular­ year as global trade tensions audacious paramilitary missions with ratings that sometimes sur­ ity, he unexpectedly dropped out weigh on the bloc’s export­fo­ to Vietnam and Iran and ran for passed those of prime­time sit­ of the race. Months later, he cussed manufacturers. president in 1992 and 1996 with coms. jumped back in, saying his with­ The EU executive commission populist talk of restoring Nor­ Before long, millions were re­ drawal had been prompted by reduced its forecast for next year man Rockwell’s America, died on sponding to his calls to cut gov­ Republican “dirty tricks” to sab­ for both the 19­country Eurozone Tuesday at his home in Dallas. He ernment deficits, red tape and otage his daughter’s wedding and the 27 countries that are due was 89. The cause was leukaemia, waste, to begin rebuilding crum­ with faked compromising to remain in the bloc after Britain a family spokesman, James bling cities and to restore his vis­ photographs. leaves, which is scheduled to hap­ Fuller, said. Ross Perot NYT ion of America: the small­town He did surprisingly well in pen at the end of October. They called him the man from life idealised in Rockwell’s three presidential debates, often Eurozone growth is expected to Texarkana, but he really came out ican prisoners of war in North Vi­ homey portraits of ballpark pat­ mocking the “gridlock” in pick up from 1.2 per centthis year of an era — the Great Depression, etnam. In 1979 he staged a com­ riotism, barbershop wisdom and Washington. to just 1.4 per cent in 2020, down World War II and the exuberant mando raid that he asserted had flag­draped Main Street, a world On Election Day, Perot finished from a previous estimate of 1.5 per post­War years — when boys had freed two of his employees, and away from corrupt Washington. with 19 per cent of the popular cent. Growth in the EU — without paper routes, folks tuned in to thousands of criminals and polit­ While Perot had done business vote — almost 20 million ballots Britain — is forecast to rise from 1.4 the radio and patriots rolled up ical prisoners, from captivity in with every administration since — compared with 38 per cent for per cent to 1.6 per cent next year, their sleeves for and built innov­ revolutionary Iran. Lyndon B Johnson’s, the federal Bush and 43 per cent for Clinton. down from the 1.7 per cent estim­ ative companies and a powerful And in 1992 he became one of government was one of his fa­ It was the strongest third­party ated previously. nation. the most unlikely candidates vourite targets. Washington, he showing since Theodore The European commissioner in “Most people give up just ever to run for president. He had told its own denizens, “has be­ Roosevelt’s Bull Moose run in charge of economic affairs, Pierre when they’re about to achieve never held public office, and he come a town with sound bites, 1912. Moscovici, said there were risks to success,” Perot liked to say. “They seemed all wrong, like a cartoon shell games, handlers, media It also led to claims by some Re­ the region and highlighted quit on the one­yard line. They character sprung to life: an elfin 5 stuntmen who posture, create publicans, including the presid­ “growing trade tensions.” give up at the last minute of the feet 6 inches and 144 pounds, images, talk, shoot off Roman ent’s son and future president “A couple of sectors have been game one foot from a winning with a 1950s crew cut; a squeaky, candles, but don’t ever accom­ George W Bush, that Perot’s can­ hit hard­ external trade and man­ touchdown.” nasal country­boy twang; and plish anything. We need deeds, didacy had cost George HW Bush ufacturing,” he said while He was no quitter: an Eagle ears that stuck out like Alfred E not words, in this city.” a second term — a contention re­ presenting the EU’s interim fore­ Scout, a Navy officer out of Anna­ Neuman’s on a Mad magazine Improbably, he surged in the butted by many political ana­ cast. The US has imposed tariffs on polis, a top IBM salesman, the cover. polls while the Republican in­ lysts, who pointed to, among several countries, including EU founder of wildly successful data Stiff­necked, cantankerous, im­ cumbent, George HW Bush, and other things, exit polls showing states but particularly China. The processing enterprises, a cru­ petuous, often sentimental, he the Democrat, Bill Clinton, that Perot’s strength had not battle between the US and China sader for education and against was given to homespun epi­ trained their fire on each other. come disproportionately from has weighed on business senti­ drugs, a billionaire philanthrop­ grams: “If you see a snake, just kill Polls showed that Perot’s support defecting Republicans. ment around the world and also ist. In 1969, he became a kind of it. Don’t appoint a committee on came from across the spectrum, In 1996, Perot ran again, this has knock­on effects on European folk hero with a quixotic attempt snakes.” from Democrats and Republic­ time on the new Reform Party businesses, which produce and to fly medicine and food to Amer­ Under the banner “United We ans, conservatives and liberals, ticket, but he fared poorly. sell in each of those markets.

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QUICKLY ICAR releases dos and don’ts Nod for import of 4 lt of maize on tackling Fall Armyworm Suggests installing lated worm (and moth) species will not help if shipments are late commonly found on maize. Fall pheromone traps, Armyworm eggs are laid in mass Poultry farmers want supply before next crop is among other steps inside the whorls or on the lower surface of leaves or on stem,” the harvested; prices of hatching eggs, chicks hit compendium said. Dip in arrival of turmeric KV KURMANATH “Eggs may be laid on single or Hyderabad, July 10 Erode, July 10 OUR BUREAU Akhilesh Babu, President of the multiple layers. Female moth Arrival of turmeric at the Erode markets Bengaluru, July 10 Karnataka Poultry Farmers and The Fall Armyworm (FAW), or lays more than 1,000 eggs in thinned on Tuesday. Farmers brought in only The Centre has allowed imports of Breeders Association. There is spodoptera frugiperda, is the single or in multiple clusters on about 1,700 bags and only a few of good 4 lakh tonnes of maize at a re­ hardly any stock of maize left and latest threat that the agricultural maize or other host plants,” it quality turmeric. At the Erode Turmeric duced duty of 15 cent to ease sup­ the pressure on feed availability is sector is facing. FAW, which said. Merchants Association Sales yard, finger plies to the animal feed sector. A forcing the industry to reduce the wreaked havoc in Africa, entered turmeric was sold at ₹5,949 to ₹7,119 a quintal, shortfall in domestic production placement of birds with poultry Karnataka last year and spread Mitigation and the root variety at ₹5,469 to ₹6499. At the last year had led to a flare­up of farmers, Babu said. very rapidly to other States. The ICAR scientists have asked Regulated Marketing Committee finger maize prices, hurting the poultry Though it predominantly in­ farmers to set up five pheromone turmeric was sold at ₹5889 to ₹7,079 a quintal. sector, which consumes about 60 Tendering incomplete Integrators. Similarly, the price of slow on account of poor progress fects maize, Fall Armyworm has traps in the infested area and The root variety was sold at ₹5,799 to ₹6,817 a per cent of the maize produced in Industry sources said that though chicks has come down to around of the monsoon in key producing the potential to spread to many also in areas that are likely to be quintal. Of the arrival of 382 bags of turmeric, the country. the Centre had allowed import of 1 ₹15 per chick from about ₹27­28 in regions. other crops. affected by Fall Armyworm. They 289 bags were sold. OUR CORRESPONDENT Poultry players, who have been lakh tonnes of maize in June at a the same period last year. Maize is the key ingredient in The fact that it spread to 50 should be there both in crop sea­ reeling under the impact of high reduced duty of 15 per cent, the Maize prices continue to rule at poultry feed and accounts for countries in two continents in son and off season too. Pulses witness bearishness maize prices for the past few cereal is yet to reach the country as record highs on a supply squeeze. about 70 per cent of the produc­ just two years reflects the speed The ICAR advises farmers and Indore, July 10 months, feel they could benefit the tendering process is incom­ Maize production, according to tion costs. The higher price of with which it spreads, causing other stakeholders to scout for Bearish sentiment prevailed in the majority of from the Government's latest plete. the Agriculture Ministry's 3rd ad­ maize has forced the industry to large­scale damage to crops. FAW population following a ‘W’ pulse seeds in Indore mandis on weak physical move only if imports of the cereal The high feed prices have im­ vance estimates, fell to 27.82 mil­ look at alternatives such as rice While information on this new path in a particular field as soon demand. Tur (Maharashtra) quoted at ₹5,900 a take place early, over the next pacted prices of hatching eggs lion tonnes during 2018­19 from brokens and wheat as a substitute problem is not readily available, as maize seedlings emerge. quintal, while tur (Madhya Pradesh) ruled at couple of months and before the and chicks. “There are no takers for 28.75 million tonnes in the previ­ in poultry feed. the Indian Council of Agricul­ The advisory prescribes a de­ ₹5,000­5,400. Tur dal (sawa no) quoted at ₹7,200­ new crop starts arriving in hatching eggs. As a result, the ous year on account of a drought “Broken­rice prices have in­ tural Research’s (ICAR) centre in tailed mitigation regimen, de­ 7,300, tur dal (full) at ₹7,400­7,600, while tur October. prices of hatching eggs have now and Fall Army worm infestation in creased to ₹23­24 a kg from Meghalaya has come out pending on which stage marka ruled at ₹7,900­8,100 a quintal. Moong “The imports will be of help come down to ₹15 per piece from major producing states. around ₹16­17 a kg a few months with a 50­page com­ the FAW attack is in. (bold) quoted at ₹5,500­5,700, while moong only if they are going to come in around ₹24 in the same period last Further, the plantings in the on­ ago due to the rise in demand,” Ku­ pendium on FAW. It Deep ploughing is (medium) ruled at ₹5,000­5,200. Moong dal time over next 2­3 months,” said KS year,” said KS Ashok Kumar of MAA going kharif season have been mar said. provides complete recommended be­ (medium) quoted at ₹7,050­7,150, and moong information on fore sowing. This dal (bold) at ₹7,250­7,350, while moong mongar FAW — where it is will expose FAW ruled at ₹7,650­ 7,750 a quintal. OUR CORRESPONDENT born, how it dev­ pupae to predat­ astated crops in ors. “Timely sow­ Rubber holds steady Just 14% of farmers registeredon eNAM platform Africa, its lifecycle ing is advised. Avoid Kottayam, July 10 RADHESHYAM JADHAV tivators and 14.43 crore workers. on the platform are not using it and how to tackle it. staggered sowings. Spot rubber closed unchanged on Wednesday. Pune, July 10 But e NAM has not reached the for their benefit, except those “It is essential to pre­ Inter­cropping of maize RSS 4 was quoted steady at ₹150 a kg by traders Just 14 per cent of farmers have majority of farmers even as it from a few States. vent its infestation in the with suitable pulse crops and the Rubber Board. July futures firmed up to registered on the National Agri­ promotes better marketing op­ The data show that 91 per cent early stages. For this, farmers, ex­ that are vogue in a particular re­ ₹149 (148.59) per kg on the Indian Commodity culture Market (e NAM). Of portunities through an online of registered farmers in Chhat­ tension workers, students and gion,” it said. Exchange. RSS 3 (spot) declined to ₹126.48 those who have registered, 51 competitive and transparent tisgarh have used the platform other stakeholders need to be (129.24) per kg at Bangkok. July futures closed at per cent have not benefited price discovery system and on­ to their benefit while only 3 per sensitised to diagnose the prob­ Ornamental plants ₹145.09 (145.04) a kg on the Tokyo Commodity from the trading platform. line payment facility. cent in Jharkhand have done so. lem well,” an ICAR scientist said, Growing ornamental flowering Exchange (TOCOM). Spot rubber rates (₹/kg) eNAM, a pan­India electronic In Telangana and Himachal adding that “efforts have also plants as an inter­crop will help were: RSS­4: 150 (150) RSS­5: 148.00 (148); ISNR trading platform, was launched Single-window services Pradesh, more than 80 per cent been made to provide the in­ in build­up of natural enemies. 20: 125 (125) and Latex (60% drc): 98 (98) by the government in 2016 to The eNAM portal provides of registered farmers have been formation on native bio­control “Balanced use of fertilisers and create a transparent and com­ single­window facilities for all benefited by the service. agents and basic management cultivation of maize hybrids petitive price discovery system information and services re­ The maximum number of re­ practices to be followed in time.” with tight husk cover will reduce to help farmers get remunerat­ lated to the Agricultural Pro­ gistered farmers were from Ut­ ICAR’s North­East research fa­ ear damage by FAW,” it points ive prices for their produce. duce Market Committee tar Pradesh (32,96,625) and cility took interest after the pest out. Data from the Ministry of Agri­ (APMC). Madhya Pradesh (30,09,991) was first reported in March in “Hand picking and destruc­ culture and Farmers’ Welfare, This includes commodity ar­ while had the least Lunglei district of Mizoram and tion of egg masses and neonate presented to the Lok Sabha on rivals, quality and prices, buy (12, 714). West Tripura district in Tripura. larvae in mass by crushing or im­ Tuesday, reveal that as on June and sell offers, and e­payment The portal has recorded trade “Subsequently, it has detected mersing in kerosine water would 30, more than 1.64 crore farm­ the benefit of trading on the settlement directly into farm­ transactions of over 2,58,76,016 massive outbreaks in April in help,” it said. ers and more than 1.24 lakh platform. ers’ accounts. Farmers can ac­ million tonnes with a total Mizoram and Nagaland,” he said. Application of dry sand in to traders have registered on According to Census 2011, cess the portal through their value of ₹71,069 crore. the whorl of affected maize eNAM. nearly 26.31 crore workers are mobile phones. The Centre has released How to spot? plants immediately after noti­ Of the registered farmers, engaged in the farm sector. However, even those farmers ₹423.23 crore to the States for “The egg mass of FAW is difficult cing the FAW incidence will also about 80 lakh (49 per cent) got This includes 11.89 crore cul­ who have registered themselves eNAM between FY16 and FY19. to distinguish from other two re­ help, the compendium added.

Cotton’s crash Cane-cutter women in Maharashtra Time for dates amid likely glut to get sanitation and health facilities Dates on sale in south set to deepen Mumbai. The dates OUR BUREAU in sugar factory premises have been selling at BLOOMBERG Pune, July 10 and provide mobile toilets ₹160 a kg. They are July 10 Neelam Gorhe, deputy chair­ wherever required” said grown in the Kutch Cotton is in the grips of the person of the State Legislat­ Gorhe. She added that the district of Gujarat in bears, and fresh US supply ive Council, has directed the Health Department, Labour very specific forecasts coming this week State Labour Department, Department and Sugar Com­ conditions — a hot dry will probably keep it there. Sugar Commissioner and missioner must ensure summer, moderate Prices tumbled to a three­ Health Department to ensure health checkups for cane cut­ winter and an almost year low on Tuesday amid the that cane cutter women are ters before the start of cane rain free period outlook for big supplies at a provided with basic sanita­ crushing season. She added during fruit ripening time when consumption tion and health facilities dur­ that men and women cane­ (July­August). growth is slowing and Amer­ ing the cane cutting season. cutters must be paid equally Every year, thousands of Countries in West Asia ican exports are hurting. Every year, thousands of and mobile hospitals must women from Marathwada and Africa are major Hedge funds are holding women from the Marath­ be deployed near sugar migrate to the sugar belt of the producers of dates. their biggest­ever bet that the wada region migrate to the factories State to cut cane REUTERS India is the largest declines will continue. Mean­ sugar belt of the State to cut BusinessLine had high­ importer of dates in while, traders and analysts ex­ cane. Gorhe said that the cutters in Beed district, the lighted that many cane­cut­ the world pect that the US Department probe committee ap­ Maharashtra govern­ ters in the drought­affected PAUL NORONHA of Agriculture will raise its pointed to study ment had appointed Beed district go in for a hys­ outlook for domestic stock­ the status of this committee. terectomy as they have to pay piles, with the hoard forecast cane­cutter wo­ Gorhe, who is part a fine to the contractor if to reach a 12­year high. men will submit of the Committee they take a break from cane Sentiment has only gotten its report by this said that immediate cutting during menstru­ more bearish in recent weeks month end. steps must be taken to ation. amid improving American Following reports resolve problems faced The National Commission crop conditions and slow pro­ published in BusinessLine by the cane­cutter com­ for Women had taken cognis­ gress in trade negotiations on April 9 and 11, highlight­ munity. “The Labour Depart­ ance of the reports and is­ between the U.S. and China, ing the widespread hysterec­ ment must gather the inform­ sued a notice to the State the worlds biggest consumer tomy surgeries among cane­ ation on availability of toilets Chief Secretary. of the fibre.

Kerala’s tea output falls Next ‘low’ in Bay may materialise in a week’s time NIRDPR to hold training Karnataka to Kerala. When fully 36% in April-June period VINSON KURIAN programme on fish culture Thiruvananthapuram, July 10 active, it straddles the entire V SAJEEV KUMAR cost hovers well above ₹150/kg, Wind­field projections by the West Coast lying extended from OUR BUREAU The Rural Technology Park Kochi, July 10 whereas the average auction India Meteorological Depart­ South Gujarat to Kerala. Hyderabad, July 9 will demonstrate the function­ A prolonged drought and the price realisation per kg was be­ ment (IMD) suggest that a cyc­ The land­based trough over The National Institute of Rural ing of the system and train absence of rain seems to have low ₹105, which is about ₹2 lonic circulation/low­pressure Central India has retreated to Development and Panchayati farmers, self­help groups and taken a toll on Kerala’s tea pro­ less than in the previous year. area may be in the making the North taking the rains Raj is developing a system that youth. “We are preparing train­ duction this year as output has Sources said the difference along the East Coast in about a along with it, and is heading for enables high­density stocking ing modules on the Aquacul­ dropped by 36 per cent during between the cost of produc­ week’s time. the Himalayan foothills, weak­ of fish in cages. This intensive ture System to promote it as a the first quarter (April­June) of tion and price realisation has This corroborates the out­ ening the monsoon over the fish culture pond system also sustainable mode of income the current season. Industry been adverse. look by the Climate Prediction rest of the country. allows stocking of different generation,” the executive said. sources attributed the reason Normally, the first flush sea­ Centre of the US National Only the next ’low’ in the Bay, varieties and sizes in cages of “The economics of growing for the fall in output to the son in Kerala starts from the Weather Services of a rain­driv­ as and when it materialises, can different sizes in a pond. Genetically Improved Farm vagaries of nature in the second half of April to first half ing system developing in the bring the trough back with its Fish varieties that can be Tilapia (GIFT) in the pond, for a period between February and of June. The second flush sea­ Bay of Bengal that could likely south­eastern end pinned grown in the system include stocking period of 120 days June. son commences from the revive the monsoon. South­West and and adjoining ceives the moisture from the down to the centre of the ’low’ Tilapia, Pangasius, Murrel and over three cycles a year, demon­ Per the figures available second half of September to West­Central Bay off North Arabian Sea, which is forced by in the Bay and the other lying Pearlspot. “Since the water re­ strates an average monthly re­ with the Association of Plant­ first half of November. Differing outlook Tamil Nadu and South Coastal the westerly to southwesterly diagonally across in West quired for this system is low, turn of ₹25,750 can be expected ers of Kerala, tea production in The climate change seems to The two national forecasters, Andhra Pradesh coasts. But the winds against the heights of Rajasthan. high­density stocking of fish in from fish culture,” he added. the State during the period be having an irreversible im­ however, differ in terms of their IMD predicts the ‘low’ will ma­ the Western Ghats to precipit­ This morning, a pre­existing different cages enables flexibil­ “We can only double the in­ between April and June this pact on tea plantations. The choice of the exact location of terialise at a different location, ate as rain along the coast. intensified ’low’ over East Uttar ity in managing a fishpond,” an come of farmers by promoting year stood at 21.30 million kg weather cycle in tea growing genesis of the system, which is and is pointing instead to the Pradesh and adjoining Bihar NIRDPR executive said. integrated farming practices. compared to 25.25 million kg areas is unprecedented and crucial from the viewpoint of seas off the Odisha coast and its Troughs in disarray continued to power the mon­ Set up at the institute’s Rural Such technology­backed smart in the corresponding period has caused severe damages to the prospects of the monsoon. neighbourhood. The offshore trough along the soon across the limited swathe Technology Park at Ra­ farming solutions will encour­ last year. the cropping pattern. The US agency has been This morning, the feeble off­ West Coast, and the land­based of the Himalayan foothills and jendranagar, the Backyard Re­ age youth to undertake farm­ Climate change impacted Moreover, abnormal pointing to a location off the shore trough extending trough stretching diagonally adjoining plains. circulatory Aquaculture Sys­ ing as an occupation,” WR the cost of production, which weather conditions in and Andhra Pradesh coast until overnight from the Karnataka across the plains of North India, The land­based trough that tem was established with fund­ Reddy, Director General of was steadily going up. A higher around Munnar between Tuesday, which is per its latest coast to the Kerala coast has are the two principal features packs this ’low’ lies extended ing from the National Fisheries NIRDPR, said in a statement input cost also pushed up the December 2018 and February available forecast. persisted. The strength of the that sustain monsoon rains from Punjab and runs across Development Board. The sys­ here on Monday. cost beyond manageable this year also caused crop loss, As if on cue, a rudimentary offshore trough is a proxy for over the country. Currently, the Haryana, West Uttar Pradesh tem was developed by Cochin The sludge periodically levels, sources in the sector which is estimated at about 15­ circulation popped up on Wed­ the overall health of the mon­ offshore trough is weak and lies and the hills of Bengal and University of Science and pumped out of the pond can be said. The current production 20 per cent. nesday morning over the soon. The offshore trough re­ in a truncated form from Assam. Technology. used as manure.

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POLL POURI Air India privatisation US team develops process to turn Should Air India be privatised? 77% 22% 1% Yes No Can't say biomethanol into premium fuels The conversion of said Ruddy in a statement. One of TODAY’S POLL the major problems that the sci­ Growth target biofuels can entists encountered during the Is India capable of becoming a now be done conversion process was the hy­ $10­trillion economy? drogen deficiency. Hydrogen is a

Cast your vote at: cost-effectively, too key component of hydrocar­ www.thehindubusinessline.com bons, which are necessary for OUR BUREAU fuels. They hypothesised that New Delhi, July 10 adding a transition metal to cata­ Global efforts to develop climate­ lyst — zeolites are normally used QUICKLY friendly fuels received a boost on as catalysts in petroleum refiner­ Monday with a team of research­ ies – would help solve the prob­ A file photo of Connaught Place. The commercial office space ers from a United States lab find­ lem. Their intuition turned out market remains a strong growth propeller for the real estate sector AP’s white paper on State finances ing a cost­effective way to to be correct as the addition of and Delhi continues to witness sustained activity PRASHANT NAKWE Amaravati, July 10 convert biofuels derived from Though replacing petroleum­based fuels with cleaner biofuels is the way copper not only yielded more Two days ahead of presenting his first Budget, plants into premium fuels such forward, there are a number of challenges in converting biomethanol fuel but also brought down the Finance Minister Buggana Rajendranath on as high octane petrol and avi­ into premium fuels cost. The scientists estimated Connaught Place 9th Wednesday released a white paper on the ation fuel. that the copper­infused catalyst State finances, stating that the YS Jagan Mohan In a study published in Nature fuels. The technologies that exist veloped a catalytic process which resulted in 38 per cent more yield Reddy government inherited a “terribly Catalysis journal, researchers today rely on multi­step pro­ would address some of these and lowered cost by 29 per cent . most expensive office mismanaged economy” from the previous from National Renewable Energy cesses and high temperatures, concerns. Costs aside, the NREL process dispensation that left the State with a Laboratory (NREL) in the US said which drive up the cost. provides those using it with market globally: CBRE staggering debt burden of ₹3.62 lakh crore. that they have devised a cheaper Moreover, they produce lower­ Hydrogen deficiency other competitive benefits. For Agriculture sector presented a dismal picture, method to produce high­quality grade fuel, that too in very small “With the previously reported instance, it allows companies to per sq ft per annum and Nar­ registering negative growth in four fiscals hydrocarbon fuels like high­ quantities to be competitive technology, the conversion cost compete with ethanol producers Hong Kong’s central iman Point CBD at $68.38 per though the overall Gross State Domestic octane petrol from biofuels. enough to challenge the domin­ from methanol to the desired for renewable fuel credits (if the district retained the sq ft per annum Product (at current prices) for 2018­19 was Though replacing petroleum­ ance of fossil fuels, which are im­ fuel product is about $1 a gallon carbon used comes from biogas “Indian markets continued expected to be ₹9,33,402 crore as per based fuels with cleaner biofuels plicated in global warming. (one gallon is 3.785 litre). Our or municipal waste). It's also top spot for the to have greater investment advanced estimates. “By any parameter, 2014­ is the way forward, there are a Now, the scientists led by best­case scenario is 38 cents a compatible with existing meth­ second year grade space in the CBDs of the 19 has been a bad period for Andhra Pradesh,” number of challenges in convert­ Daniel Ruddy at NREL’s National gallon. Where we’ve gotten so far anol plants that use natural gas different cities as prominent he said. PTI ing biomethanol into premium Bioenergy Centre, have de­ is about 60 to 70 cents a gallon,” or solid waste to generate syngas. OUR BUREAU domestic and global corpor­ New Delhi, July 10 ates continued to favour in­ New Delhi’s Connaught Place vestment grade space for set­ CBD — commercial business ting up front offices in these 21 States have framed rules to district — continues to re­ cities,” said Anshuman Singareni Collieries starts work main among the 10 most ex­ Magazine, Chairman and curb illegal mining: Minister pensive office markets CEO, India, South East Asia, around the globe. It retained Middle­East and Africa, CBRE PRESS TRUST OF INDIA its ninth place, same as last The commercial office at Naini coal block in Odisha New Delhi, July 10 year, according to a report by space market remains a Twenty one States, including real estate consulting firm strong growth propeller for The block has a Patnaik and State Chief Secretary be rehabilitated. He requested tonnes (340 million) of coal re­ mineral­rich Jharkhand and CBRE. the real estate sector and Aditya Prasad Padhi on Wednes­ co­operation and permissions serves. The company has begun West Bengal, have framed According to the report, Delhi, being a prime market, reserves of 34 crore day at Bhubaneswar to discuss for the land acquisition, along drilling work and it is engaging rules to check illegal min­ ‘Global Prime Office Occu­ continues to witness sus­ tonnes of coal the modalities relating to the with the extension of the railway two drilling machines in the ing, Parliament was in­ pancy Costs Survey’, office oc­ tained activity and retains its Naini coal block. The Ministry of lines from other coal blocks up to area. It has been decided that all formed on Wednesday. cupancy cost at Connaught position among the top 10 OUR BUREAU Coal had allotted the block loc­ Naini coal block. The Chief Secret­ permissions from the Forest De­ “As per information Place CBD is $143.97 per sq ft most expensive markets in Hyderabad, July 10 ated in Angul district in Odisha to ary responded to this request partment are to be obtained by provided by the Indian Bur­ per annum. the world, he added. Singareni Collieries Company Singareni and requested the positively. March 2020 and coal production eau of Mines, 21 State gov­ The report added that six of For the second year, Hong Coal and Mines Minister Ltd (SCCL) has initiated steps to State government to provide full is to start by February 2021. The ernments... have framed the world’s 10 most expensive Kong’s central district re­ Pralhad Joshi commence work on the Naini co­operation in issues relating to Boost in output company is planning to speed up rules to curb illegal mining office markets are in Asia. tained the top spot as the coal block in Odisha, which is forest, transfer of revenue land, The Naini coal block has reserves the process and start production under Section 23C of the tion of illegal mining, trans­ Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla world’s most expensive mar­ known to have reserves of 34 rehabilitation and railway lines. of 34 crore tonnes. The mining ahead of schedule. MMDR Act, 1957,” Coal and portation and storage of Complex (BKC) and Nariman ket for prime office rents, crore tonnes of coal. The CMD explained that out of operations at the block will boost The SCCL management con­ Mines Minister Pralhad major and minor minerals, Point CBD were ranked at 27th with the prime occupancy It plans to produce about 1oo the 912.79 hectares required for the Singareni output. The min­ tributed ₹1 crore to the Chief Min­ Joshi said in a written reply the Minister said. and 40th positions, respect­ costs valued at $ 322 per sq.ft. lakh tonnes per annum. the mine, 783.27 hectares of forest ing company is making plans for ister’s Relief Fund as assistance to in the Lok Sabha. In fiscal 2018­19, there ively. In the given position, per annum . The second posi­ N Sridhar, Chairman and Man­ land along with 129.52 hectares the production of 1 crore tonnes the recent floods in Odisha. It had State governments, he were 1.1 lakh cases of illegal the current annual prime tion was taken by London’s aging Director of SCCL, met belonging to 6 villages is avail­ (10 million) coal production sent rescue and medical teams said, are empowered to mining for both major and rent of BKC is valued at $90.67 West End. Odisha Chief Minister Naveen able and only 14 families need to every year from the 34 lakh during the floods. make rules for the preven­ minor minerals.

SEBI employees criticise Budget proposal Goa unlocks land Diagnosis on the go in industrial that seeks transfer of surplus funds to govt estates for Will lead to loss of had been quoted by PTI as say­ minimum government and new investments ing that SEBI surplus funds maximum governance,” said PRESS TRUST OF INDIA autonomy, staff should be kept in a public ac­ the SEBI employees’ letter. Panaji, July 10 tell FM in a letter count rather than with banks. The letter reasoned that the The Goa government has Comptroller and Auditor Gen­ amended a law to open up more PALAK SHAH Reserve fund eral (CAG), which conducts an space in its industrial estates to Mumbai, July 10 The Budget has proposed that audit of SEBI accounts, has till accommodate new invest­ In a strongly worded letter to SEBI should constitute a re­ date not found a “single in­ ments in the coastal State. Finance Minister Nirmala serve fund, and 25 per cent of stance of imprudence”. The latest amendment to the Sitharaman, an association of the annual surplus of the gen­ WX Already, the capital ex­ existing law would defreeze SEBI employees has opposed a eral fund should be credited The letter also termed as penditure plan of the regu­ around 3.7 lakh sq m of land in Budget proposal that seeks to to this reserve fund. regressive the Budget lator has to be approved by various industrial estates across transfer 75 per cent of the reg­ Moreover, the transfer to the proposal that mandates the SEBI board, which has two the State, Goa Industrial Devel­ ulator’s surplus funds to gov­ reserve fund every year government approval for government nominees on it. opment Corporation’s Chair­ ernment coffers, terming it should not exceed the total SEBI’s annual spend The employees have asked the man Glenn Ticlo told reporters an additional tax burden on annual expenditure of the Finance Minister to ensure on Tuesday. market participants. preceding two years. that the autonomy of SEBI is The exercise of identifying Also, the letter calls the pro­ After meeting all expendit­ SEBI has a surplus of ₹3,170 maintained. more land to attract new invest­ posal that necessitates SEBI ures, SEBI should transfer 75 crore per its 2017 balance­ “SEBI’s standing as an ments willbe completed in next seeking government ap­ per cent of the surplus sheet, which is the latest avail­ autonomous regulatory body three months, he said. proval for its annual ex­ amount to the Consolidated able in the public domain. will be compromised due to Ticlo said unavailability of penditure regressive. Busi- Fund of India, according to the proposed requirement of land was one of the major issues nessLine has a copy of the the Budget proposal. A gaz­ Slow decision-making government approval for part affecting the industrial growth (from right) Tamil Nadu Governor Banwarilal Purohit, Apollo Hospitals Group Executive letter. ette notification to this effect “The involvement of the gov­ of its expenses,” the letter in the State. But now, the State Chairman Prathap C Reddy, and Joint Managing Director Sangita Reddy, at the In a similar letter written to will be issued after the Fin­ ernment in capital expendit­ said. government has amended the inauguration of Mobile Health clinics in Chennai on Wednesday. The initiative, by the government in 2018, SEBI ance Bill is passed in Parlia­ ure approval will not add any The CAG had earlier recom­ Goa (Regulation of Land Devel­ Apollo Hospitals and Samsung Electronics, aims to provide free medical screening for had protested over the sur­ ment. The Budget also pro­ benefit to the institutional ef­ mended the transfer of sur­ opment and Building Construc­ non­communicable diseases to the less­privileged in the State BIJOY GHOSH plus funds plans. SC Garg, posed that SEBI should take ficiency but rather slow down plus funds from regulators tion) Act­2008 and the Goa Land then Secretary of the Depart­ government approval for its decision­making, and would such as SEBI and IRDAI to the Development and Building ment of Economic Affairs, annual expenditure. be contrary to the principal of Consolidated Fund of India. Construction Regulations­2010.

Rose Valley scam: After Prosenjit, HC dismisses plea challenging plan to Odisha has the potential to be a $1-teconomy: Report ED summons actor Rituparna PRESS TRUST OF INDIA adding that the State will take a nomy, the report said. Describ­ make Delhi metro rides free for women Bhubaneswar, July 10 central role in driving the na­ ing Odisha as a “hidden gem of PRESS TRUST OF INDIA will be recorded under the Pre­ Odisha Chief Minister Naveen tional growth as a manufactur­ India,” JSW chairman Sajjan Jin­ Kolkata, July 10 vention of Money Laundering PRESS TRUST OF INDIA be determined in a PIL,” the in the nature of mandamus, Patnaik on Wednesday released ing hub. The report pointed out dal said the regional economies Bengali film actor Rituparna Act (PMLA). The sources said the New Delhi, July 10 Bench said. to respondents No. 1 to 3 a Vision Report “Economic pos­ that the global economy has will play a key role in making In­ Sengupta has been summoned agency wanted to question The Delhi High Court on Wed­ It said the petitioner, advoc­ (Delhi government, Union of sibilities for Odisha towards a grown over three times in the dia a $10­trillion economy. by the Enforcement Directorate Chatterjee about ₹2.75 crore re­ nesday dismissed a petition ate Bipin Bihari Singh, has India and DMRC) on fixation one trillion dollar economy”, past three decades and is projec­ Ranen Banerjee, Partner, PwC next week in connection with ceived by his company, Idea Loc­ challenging the AAP govern­ failed to point out any illegal­ of fares,” the Bench said. jointly prepared by the JSW ted to double in size by 2050. India, presented the key findings the investigation into the Rose ations and Production Pvt Ltd, ment’s proposal to make ity in fixation of fares and ad­ Regarding the prayer that Group and PwC India. The potential of mineral­ of the study to the Chief minis­ Valley ponzi scam, a day after it from the Rose Valley group metro rides free for women, ded that the court will be “ex­ the Delhi government be dir­ “Having huge natural re­ based industries in Odisha along ter. The Vision Report emphas­ summoned superstar Prosenjit between 2010 and 2011. Of this, saying it is for the authorities tremely slow” in fixing the ected not to take any step to sources, Odisha is on its way to with other sectors such as agri­ ises the unique competitive ad­ Chatterjee in the same case. Chatterjee is suspected to have to decide on giving conces­ fares for Delhi Metro which is make metro rides free for wo­ achieve this objective through culture, food processing, creat­ vantages of Odisha over other According to the sources, Sen­ received about ₹23.5 lakh. The sion to a particular class. the prerogative of the men, the court observed that its investment­friendly policies, ive industries, and MSME, will States and its potential to be­ gupta allegedly accompanied probe agency wants to under­ A Bench of Chief Justice DN government. the plea has not been argued infra connectivity and skilled play an important role in mak­ come the export hub for metal Rose Valley group chairman stand the purpose of these Patel and Justice C Hari The Aam Aadmi Party gov­ by the petitioner. manpower,” Patnaik said, ing the State a $1­trillion eco­ products across the world. Gautam Kundu on several for­ funds, they claimed. Shankar refused to entertain ernment had in June an­ The Bench said it was for eign trips and helped him in the Chatterjee has acted in sev­ the plea, saying there is no nounced that it proposed to the authorities to give or not sale and production of films. eral films produced and distrib­ substance in it and imposed a make metro and bus travel to give a concession to a par­ “We have summoned actor uted by Rose Valley, notable cost of ₹10,000 on the free for women in Delhi “to ticular class in metro ride Rituparna Sengupta in connec­ among them being Moner petitioner. encourage them to use public fares. tion with the Rose Valley scam. Manush and Hangover. The court also rejected the transport“. The Delhi government ad­ She has been asked to appear A probe by the agency has re­ prayer in the petition seeking Chief Minister Arvind Kejri­ ditional standing counsel next week,” ED sources told PTI. vealed that Rose Valley, on paper, reduction of fares and to wal had said the Delhi govern­ Sanjoy Ghosh submitted that Phone calls made to Sengupta undervalued the film’s produc­ make 15 slabs of the ticket ment will bear the travel ex­ the plea was premature as for her reaction went tion cost and used depositors’ price instead of existing six. penses of women. presently no such exemption unanswered. money to fund Hangover, the ED “Fixation of fares is a stat­ The court noted that two had been given to women and Chatterjee, meanwhile, had sources added. The ED had on utory function and the pro­ petitions relating to Delhi the proposal was under con­ been asked to depose before the Monday interrogated senior Tri­ cess of fixation is complex metro fares were filed earlier sideration. The Union of India ED officials at the CGO Complex namool Congress leader Madan which involves consideration and they were also not enter­ was represented by Central office in Salt Lake on July 19. The Mitra in connection with the of several factors, including tained. “We are not inclined to government standing coun­ Tollywood actor’s statement ponzi scam. cost. All these factors cannot give any direction, much less sel Gaurang Kanth.

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