It was a historic Saturday with decades of India's nuclear isolation ending and the world’s biggest democracy finally making its tryst with nuclear destiny. NSG is a 45-nation cartel that controls trade in "dual-use" nuclear fuel, materials and technology to ensure they are applied only to civilian nuclear energy programmes....

Technical Analyst, Sudarshan Sukhani is of the view that one can buy Moser Baer. Now at Rs 100 and Rs 90, it gives the impression of having made some kind of a base. It has broken out, it has moved up 20% means there may be some buying coming in....

Technical Analyst, Ashwani Gujral is of the view that HDIL has support at Rs 273. One could see levels of about Rs 412-450. Orbit Corporation could get levels of Rs 400 and Rs 475. DLF and Unitech both are looking good; DLF could head up to Rs 650-660, he added....

Daiichi's open offer for Ranbaxy closed today. The offer got subscribed by over two times. Life Insurance Corporation, and General Insurance Corporation have tendered their entire holding in the open offer. More than 18.4 crore Ranbaxy shares were tendered in the open offer....

Reliance Communications is top gainer on the Sensex. At 11:15 am, the share was quoting at Rs 411.85, up Rs 12.05, or 3.01%. It has touched an intraday high of Rs 414.80 and an intraday low of Rs 403.60. It was trading with volumes of 926,068 shares. Yesterday the share closed down 3.06% or Rs 12.60 at Rs 399.80.
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Arvind Sanger, Managing Partner, Geosphere Capital, said that the euphoria from the NSG waiver would be short-lived. He added that what matters most for Indian markets are economic growth earnings, which are decelerating. There could be longer-term implications for certain sectors, he said....

India Infoline has maintained its buy rating on Aban Offshore with a traget price of Rs 2560. Historically, Aban has clocked the highest operating margins in the industry at a global scale. Further, the growth rate expected for Aban over the next couple of years is higher than most of its peers....

I feel the advertisement is very offending and I hate to look at it....

Dr Manmohan Singh, has put forward nation\\\\`s interest and has won nuclear deal. He has great vision and is capable of seeing what is good for the country, unlike politicians. If he is PM candidate I will vote to his party in the next elections....

This is a victory for India not for any party, so it has been a pending issue since last 34 years, at last it has gone thru. Nothing to loose for our side, moreover now India is heading towards "India Shining"....

Well it is both depending on which side you are on. It is a victory for the international nuclear suppliers, the American ones in particular: they can now do business with and in India: a veritable gold mine considering its dwindling and lopsided coal reserves, the hydel unreliability, oil prices already launched into outer space, and the consequent insatiable thirst for electricity. It is a surrender of the Indians; they have given up on the thirty five years of asserting that the nuclear program can run with indigenous resources of raw material, manufacturing Industry, know-how and finance without foreign assistance. SARVAM KRISHNAARPANAM Bhavani...

Its a victory as being a non-NPT signee, we can now get the nuclear technology that we need. ...

INDIA IS A ELEPHANT NOW MOVING FORWARD ....

INDIA IS A ELEPHANT NOW MOVING FORWARD ....