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Reliance reopens 900 gas stations.

Posted by : bhusbhac

pyaretaj - May be connected with getting crude from CAIRN INDIA and also for sale of its KG D6 gas from petrol pumps.

Timing of this and the timing of the acquisition seems to be on the dot.

Anil Ambani was in HSC today showing off his hadsome and honest face. Mukesh Ambani was in the USA with the due diligence being carried out on a war footing.

Certain analysts have calculated that RIL is likely to finalise the deal several months from now. Mukesh has given an estimate that it would be before February, 2009 maybe to throw some competition off the scent. Maybe we will have the positive news much earlier.

Since neither Mukesh nor RIL ever divulges its secrets RIL does surprise more often than not.

The gas dispute has suddenly become a much smaller issue for RIL.

fraud company

Posted by : nataraja

dont invest this type of company its only operator . high risk if sebi give any news its come to paise level.
banning news come soon

fraud company

Posted by : nataraja

dont invest this type of company its only operator . high risk if sebi give any news its come to paise level.
banning news come soon

JSW ENERGY ISSUE ON 7/12/2009 ?

Posted by : MOONLIGHT

WS J news that issue will open on 7/12/2009 and will close on 9/12/2009

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WAD DO YOU THINK JSL CAN GO UPTO

Posted by : UDitt

can you post your views on JSL..?

next level

Posted by : moneyy maker

Sure. You can message me any time on the message board or address it to me directly on MMB

Best of Luck

Posted by : abhgup

Dear,
I hold Parekh since 2008 and bought it at 136/-.
Is there any chance og it ever getting out of the blue or do U suggest I should book losses on 1000 shares.
Please advise if U have the knowhow.
Regards
Major

bonus

Posted by : naugtyboy

i doubt-u have any idea on cash reserves or any other basis? the earlier announcements were as under
Bonus History
Announcement Date Bonus Ratio Record Date Ex-Bonus Date
11-02-2006 3:2 25-04-2006 24-04-2006
07-10-1999 2:1 05-11-1999 18-10-1999
24-03-1994 5:1 26-04-1994 04-04-1994
30-09-1992 1:1 06-11-1992 06-10-1992
11-10-1988 1:1 01-12-1988 -
23-08-1986 1:1 - -
23-08-1980 1:1 - -

Whats Happening to JP...!!!!!!!1

Posted by : mili

If you really can hold your money till one more year you will see your money will bring you fantastic returns.... In JP there a huge value which is currently lock for their infratech business once they unlock the value lies in that business by listing JP infratech once Yamuna expressway is done you will see the same........Patience is the key

another good news

Posted by : jignersh desai

Kolkata In Trinamool stronghold, CM announces his determination to industrialise Bengal
Black flags and “Killer CM” placards failed to deter Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, who was in his combative mood during his visit to East Midnapore district, a Trinamool Congress stronghold, on Sunday.

Defying pressures that he had been facing from the Opposition camp after the CPM’s consistent election drubbing, Bhattacharjee today hit back at the Trinamool for its “obstructionist role”, and said he would continue with his plan to industrialise Bengal.

“What do they (Trinamool) think of themselves? By winning a few elections, they can do anything here? We cannot let them continue spreading chaos. They are stalling all our development initiatives,” Bhattacharjee told his party workers at a rally in Tamluk.

He said despite such an environment being created by the Opposition, his government will go ahead with industrialisation, including the setting up of a petro-chemical hub in Nayachar.

“Today, I called them (local Trinamool leaders) for a meeting here, but they did not turn up. They don’t want dialogue or discussion. But all these will not stop me from going ahead with development works. I will do my work,” Bhattacharjee said.

Speaking about the Nayachar petro-hub, the chief minister said that it would be another Haldia. “What was Haldia before industrialisation? It was like Nandigram. But now thousands of people are employed there,” said Bhattacharjee. Ironically, even as the chief minister made a case for the industrialisation in the state, trade unions affiliated to both the Trinamool Congress and the CPM clashed in Haldia, leaving 12 injured. While the Left-affiliated CITU had called a strike at the Petrochemical plant in Haldia, Trinamool workers tried to force their way in. In Tamluk, Bhattacharjee, meanwhile, continued hitting at the Trinamool and accused the party of stalling the works under the national Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme. “They are not working themselves nor letting anyone work for the people,” he said.

Invoking the Nandigram episode that became a watershed in the recent political development in the state, Bhattacharjee said: “In Nandigram, we had put up a notice that land will not be acquired. But still there were violence. The Trinamool are saying that no red flag will fly over Nandigram and Khejuri. Everyone has to be with the Trinamool, they say. Is that possible or acceptable in a democratic set up?” questioned the chief minister.

“Despite all this, we will work for the people. It is for the people of East Midnapore to decide whom they will choose. There is a question mark on development in this district,” he added.

The chief minister’s visit to the district comes after the by-election results in which the CPM failed to get a single seat of the 10 Assembly constituencies that went to the polls, while the Trinamool registered victory in seven. The visit is also significant as it comes in the wake of a sustain campaign launched by the Opposition for the snap polls that some of the ministers in Bhattacharjee’s Cabinet have also demanded.

The visit was also marred by road blockades and sporadic clashes as Trinamool supporters waved black flags and placards written “Go Back CM” at Ram Tarak Bazar, five kilometres from Tamluk, when the chief minister’s convoy passed through the area. They also attempted to block his convoy.

Later, the CM held a meeting with officials of the district administration, including police officers, at Kolaghat, where initiatives like Nayachar were discussed. The chief minister also enquired about the status of various projects and schemes, including making an error-free BPL list.