Shehnaaz Gill, often called "Punjab ki Beti," has partnered with Gurudwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha in Andheri West, Mumbai, to provide urgent relief supplies to families affected by the recent floods in her home state of Punjab.
Former Union Minister Ramdas Athawale asserted that NDA government will be formed under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He even recited a sarcastic poem attacking INDIA alliance.
It has called upon the government to intervene and provide incentives to encourage more export of the fruit from Malda to other states and overseas.
The agreements were inked by Finance Secretary Krishna Hari Pushkar on behalf of the Nepal government and Faris Hadad-Zervous, World Bank Country Director for the Maldives, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, in the presence of Finance Minister Janardan Sharma and World Bank Vice President for South Asia Martin Raiser
For an airline that loses around Rs 14 crore a day, Jet Airways faces an uphill task to raise capital and skirt insolvency proceedings.
Uttaresh Venkateshwaran is in conversation with Ravi Krishnan, Deputy Executive Editor, Moneycontrol, to discuss the feasibility of income support schemes as an alternative to loan waivers.
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In order to "take revenge" of the drubbing it received at the hands of BJP in Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls, the BSP has extended support to Congress for the crucial bypoll to Ater assembly seat, to be held tomorro
A move back to the old resistance/now support at the 7,900-8,000 area in the short term should be seen as an attractive buying opportunity, says CLSA technical analyst Laurence Balanco
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Vineet Bhatnagar of PhillipCapital says investors should use the current market weakness to buy stocks.
The recent Nifty lows of 7,500 look like a reasonable bottom and all domestic negatives are priced in at that price, UR Bhat of Dalton Capital says.
The brutal selloff that the market has witnessed since June has not been without the Chinese government's efforts to prop it back up
While these short term extremes do not rule out further losses it does indicate a level of capitulation in the near term and provides the platform for a snapback rally, Balanco says in his note
The correction today underlines the market weakness and while long-term investors could start nibbling, short-term traders should be cautious about being long, says Dr CK Narayan of Growth Avenues.
Analysts were hoping the Nifty would successfully defend the 8,000 mark, something that it had done during previous corrections. What's the way forward now?
Indian shares may open close to flat, as signalled by trading in the Singapore-based SGX Nifty, which was up 2.5 points, or 0.03 percent, to 8,318.
Indian markets could continue their recent correction but its long-term bull market prognosis remains intact, according to stock broker Dipan Mehta, who added that if investors can't stomach at 15 percent fall in markets, they can't be successful in the asset class.
In the latest correction that took place over the past 15 days, the Bank Nifty has under-performed the Nifty, a move that has made traders worried over whether the sector that has led most part of this bull market is under strain.
With the market falling again after a savage fall yesterday, CNBC-TV18‘s Nigel D‘Souza and Sumaira Abidi spoke to veteran broker Jagdish Malkani to get his views on the market. “The bull market is not going to go away in a hurry,†he said. “8,500 should be a very big support level.â€
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On the rupee, CLSA says the recent break above the July 2013 highs opens the door for further weakness towards the next chart resistance in the 67-68 area.
This weakness continuing in the Indian currency on the back of good jobs data from the US and expectations of quantitative easing (QE) tapering off sooner than later.
Nischal Maheshwari of Edelweiss believes the market will see good support at 5200.
Even as Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath claimed that the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government was not lame duck after the DMK pulled out from the ruling coalition