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SECURITY LAPSE
Banks report robust credit Covid-19 cases rise 55% in 24 hours,
but hospitalisation still a low 3-7%
Modi’s Punjab
visit cut short
New Delhi, January 5
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi’s visit to Punjab,
growth led by retail, SMEs Doctors across the
country report mild
supported  beds,  114  are  vacant
and of the 170 ICU beds, 150 are va­
cant. However, all the 50 normal
where he was to lay the Omicron and third a 12  per  cent  growth  in  its symptoms, low  beds are occupied. 
gross  advances  to  ₹1,43,633 R Srinivasa,  Resident  Medical
foundation stone of wave seen having crore as on December 31, 2021 ICU occupancy  Officer  at  Victoria  Hospital,
multiple projects worth
limited impact on on  a  year­on­year  basis  while Bengaluru, said, “There has only
over ₹ 42,750 crore, was cut
YES Bank  registered  a  3.9  per OUR BUREAUS been  a  little  increase  in  admis­
short as protestors blocked disbursements cent annual growth in net ad­ New Delhi/Bengaluru/ At the CWG Covid Care Centre  sion  of  Covid­19  patients  in  the
the road on which his in New Delhi KAMAL NARANG
vances to ₹1,76,422 crore as on Chennai/Kolkata/Mumbai, January 5 last few days.” The ICU occupancy
convoy was
SURABHI December 31, 2021. Gross retail Even  as  Covid  cases  jumped  a is  also  extremely  low  with  just
travelling.“Around 30 km Mumbai, January 5  advances in the third quarter whopping 55 per cent in the 24 low hospitalisation. In Jaipur, of one­two patients. 
from the National Martyrs
A number  of  private  sector of  the  fiscal  was  ₹9,233  crore hours  ended  Wednesday  morn­ the 700 Covid­19 patients, only 23 Arunkumar  C,  Medical  Super­
Memorial at Hussainiwala,
banks  have  reported  double­ for  YES Bank  compared  to ing to 58,097 and the first Omic­ are  in  a  hospital.  “Only  six  pa­ intendent at Karnataka Institute
when the PM’s convoy
digit  growth  in  disburse­ ₹7,470 crore a year ago.  ron­related  death  was  reported tients are in the ICU,” said a State of Medical Sciences (KIMS), Hub­
reached a flyover, the road
ments by December end with hospitalisation  remained  in  the official. balli, said, “The hospital has only
was blocked by some
sustained demand from retail Bank credit growth 3­7 per cent range in metros. The five  Covid­19  patients,  three  of
protestors. The PM was
and SME segments, indicating According  to  RBI  data,  bank low  hospitalisation  rate  is  in Low hospitalisation in WB them  were admitted  in  the  last
stuck on the flyover for
that the third quarter saw im­ credit to the commercial sec­ sharp  contrast  with  the  Delta The  West  Bengal  Health  Depart­ three  days.”  Only  patients  with
15­20 minutes. This was a
proved demand for credit. ments;  revival  in  business crore  disbursed  a  year  ago. tor  grew  7.3  per  cent  by wave in 2020 when, according to ment  portal  reflected  the  Covid serious  symptoms  or  the  aged
major lapse in the security
Analysts  believe  the  loan banking,  and  SME  segments, Net advances grew 3 per cent December  17,  2021  compared VK  Paul,  Member  (Health),  NITI bed occupancy in at 3.25 per cent. have been admitted. The ICU oc­
of the PM,” a Home Ministry
growth  was aided  by  festival he  said,  adding  that  the  cor­ on a sequential basis.  to a 5.7 per cent growth a year Aayog, the pan­India hospitalisa­ The  State,  which  saw  total  new cupancy, too, is low, he added.

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statement said. After this, it
demand and economic recov­ porate space is lagging but is ago.  tion rate was 20 per cent. In the Covid­19 cases spiral to 9,073 on
was decided to head back

ery  but  cautioned  that  the
to the Bathinda airport, the
corporate  segment  demand
statement added.  P10
will remain muted.
in
expected to revive by the next Growing deposits A recent report by CareEdge current wave, even among those Tuesday (January 4), has not wit­ Surge in Maharashtra
fiscal  year  as  capacity  utilisa­ “Retail  deposits  and  deposits said  the  outlook  for  bank hospitalised,  the  number  need­ nessed any massive surge in hos­ Manish Kolge, handling Covid­19
tion continues to improve.  from  small  business  custom­ credit  growth  is  expected  to ing oxygen is negligible. pitalisation  so  far.  Officials  at cases at Rao Nursing Home, Pune,

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The  rising  Covid­19  cases Motilal Oswal Financial Ser­ ers  amounted  to  ₹1,13,615 be in the range of 8­9 per cent both  government  and  private said  that  last  Monday  he  was
can affect loan demand but its vices estimates systemic loan crore as of December 31, 2021 for 2021­22 with a low base ef­ Mild or asymptomatic hospitals confirmed that even for treating  four active  Covid­19  pa­
ECONOMY impact  will be  limited,  is  the growth at 7.7 per cent for this compared to ₹1,11,754 crore as fect, economic expansion, rise In Delhi, the total Covid­19 cases those hospitalised there has not tients  and  within  a  week,  the

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At 55.5, Services PMI prognosis.  fiscal year and 11.8 per cent the of September 30, 2021,” it said in  government  and  private as of Wednesday was 10,665, with been much of a requirement for number  has  gone  up  to  25.  The
drops to 3-month low next.  in  a  stock  exchange  filing capex  (specially,  capex  for  re­ a positivity rate of 11.88 per cent. critical care beds so far. number of critical patients is low
Strong traction The rise in disbursements is with  its  provisional  business newables  and  production Of those tested positive, about 7 and  the  symptoms  in  active  pa­

New Delhi, January 5
The Purchasing Managers’
Index (PMI) for the services
sector dropped for the
second successive month in
December to 55.5. This is the
lowest in three months.
Another bad news is that the
“There has been a recovery in
loan growth this quarter, with
several  banks  under  our  cov­
erage  indicating 4­5  per  cent
growth  on  sequential  basis
and  mid­size  banks  such  as
Bandhan  and  AU  Small  Fin­
also  expected  to  boost  the
third  quarter  profits  for
banks.
Limited impact
“There is uncertainty from the
rising  Covid­19  and  Omicron
update for the third quarter.  linked  incentive  schemes,  ex­
Earlier,  the  country’s
largest  private  sector  lender,
HDFC  Bank,  reported  a  16.4
per  cent  year­on­year  growth
in  advances  to  ₹12.6­  lakh
crore  by  December  end  com­
tended  ECLGS  support  (sanc­ L_
tions  permitted  till  March
2022  and  disbursements  till
June  2022),  and  retail  credit
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push.  ICU  with  ventilator  support.
“The  medium­term  pro­
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per  cent,  that  is,  708  were
hospitalised.
Among this set, 551 remained
“mild and asymptomatic”. About
2.8 per cent, 22 patients, were in
“Very  few  need  oxygen  support.
Beds vacant in Tamil Nadu
On  Wednesday,  new  Covid­19
cases  in  Tamil  Nadu  spiked  to
4,862  against  2,731  on  Tuesday.
Chennai led the spike, reporting
2,481 new cases against 1,489 on
Tuesday.  At  Chennai’s  Rajiv
tients are usually mild to moder­
ate. Upper respiratory tract symp­
toms are found in some,” Kolge
said. In the Pune Metropolitan Re­
gion  there  were  5,617  active
Covid­19  patients  till  Monday  of
which 607 were hospitalised and

number of jobs were ance  Bank  reporting  even cases  but  we  expect  them  to pared  to  ₹10.82­lakh  crore  a spects  look  promising  with Delhi will not see the kind of cata­ Gandhi  Government  Hospital 4,920 in home quarantine.
reduced. Manufacturing PMI, stronger  traction,”  said  Nitin have a limited impact as hos­ year ago. diminished  corporate  stress strophe  we  witnessed  last  time (RGGGH), of the 528 normal beds,
IG

too, slipped in December to Aggarwal,  Senior  Group  Vice­ pitalisation is and the severity It  reported  a  13.5  per  cent and  increased  provisioning even though the cases are rising,” 317 are vacant. Of the 385 ICU beds, Same dosage
55.5, also to a three­month President  and  Head,  BFSI  Re­ is low,” Aggarwal added. growth  in  retail  loans  over levels across banks.  said a top Delhi doctor. 379 are vacant. There are 1,137 oxy­ Meanwhile,  on  the  ‘precaution­
low. The sentiment remained search, Institutional Equities, On Wednesday, private sec­ December  31,  2020.  Commer­ “However,  the  new In  Mumbai,  hospitalisation gen supported beds of which 1,118 ary shot’ , the Health Ministry cla­
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subdued as several firms Motilal  Oswal  Financial  Ser­ tor  lender  IndusInd  Bank  re­ cial  banking  loans  saw  the coronavirus  variant  (Omic­ was 5 per cent. Similar trends are are vacant. Ofthe total 2,050 beds, rified  on  Wednesday  that  same
were concerned about price vices.  ported a 10 per cent growth in sharpest  increase  at  29.5  per ron)  could  dampen  the  mo­ reported  from  smaller  cities.  In 1,814 are vacant.  dosage will be adminsitered for
pressures and the possibility This is driven by continued net  advances  to  ₹2.28­lakh cent  over  December  31,  2020 mentum  if  localised  lock­ Rajasthan,  from  where  the  first At  the  Omandurar  Medical healthcare/frontline workers and
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of a new wave of Covid­19 traction  in  retail,  both  se­ crore as on December 31, 2021 for the lender.  down  measures  increase,”  it Omicron­related  death  was  re­ Hospital,  of  the  total  500  beds, the elderly with comorbidities.
infections.  P3 cured  and  unsecured  seg­ compared  to  the  ₹2.07­lakh Federal  Bank  also  reported added. ported,  health  officers  reported 264 are vacant. Of the 280 oxygen­ Read more on p10
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SHISHIR SINHA actions  and  other  activities. as  prescribed  in  the  PMLA
New Delhi, January 5 Here,  the  reporting  entity Rules,  that  is,  25  per  cent  in
s:

The  Finance  Ministry  has  ex­ must  verify  identity  while the case of companies and 15
empted  Foreign  Portfolio  In­ carrying  out  transactions  of per cent for partnership firm,
vestors  (FPI)  from  providing an  amount  equal  to  or  ex­ trusts  and  unincorporated
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information  about  new  cli­ ceeding  ₹50,000  or  any  in­ association of persons. 
ents within  ten days  of  their ternational money transfer. “While  necessary  informa­
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joining.  Experts  feel  that  the
move  will  provide FPIs  a
much­needed breather .  vestor,”  a  Finance  Ministry
An FPI can be an individual
or institution from any coun­
try but must register in India
to  invest  in  the  capital  mar­
ket either on its own or as an
intermediary.
“The  Central  Government,
in consultation with the reg­
ulatory authority, namely the
Securities  and  Exchange
Board  of  India,  in  the  public
interest and in the interest of
the  regulated  entity,  namely
the  Foreign  Portfolio  In­
vestor,  hereby  directs  that
the  provisions  of  Sub­rule
(1A)  of  Rule  9  of  the  Preven­
tion  of  Money­laundering
(Maintenance  of  Records)
Rules, 2005 shall not apply to
the  Foreign  Portfolio  In­
notification said.
The KYC rule
Rule  9  relates  to  Client  Due
Diligence. There are two situ­
ations  in  Sub­rule  (1).  Under
the  first,  every  reporting  en­
tity will identify its clients at
the  time  of  commencement
of an account­based relation­
ship, verify their identity, and
obtain  information  on  the
purpose and intended nature
of  the  business  relationship.
Also,  it  will  determine
whether a client is acting on
behalf  of  a  beneficial  owner,
identify the beneficial owner
and take all steps to verify the
beneficial owner’s identity.
The second relates to trans­
Sub­rule  1(A) says  that
every  reporting  entity  will
within  ten  days  after  the
commencement  of  an  ac­
count­based  relationship
with  a  client,  file  the  elec­
tronic copy of the client’s KYC
records with the Central KYC
Records  Registry.  Now,  FPIs
are exempt from this.
Beneficial Owner
According  to  Sunil  Gidwani,
Partner  with  Nangia  Ander­
sen  LLP,  in  2018,  SEBI  had
amended  the  KYC  require­
ment  for  FPIs,  requiring
them  to  identify  the  Benefi­
cial  Owner  (BO)  who  ulti­
mately  owns  or  controls  an
FPI. The BO should be identi­
fied, per Rule 9. The material­
ity  threshold  for  identifica­
tion of BOs shall be the same
tion  is  obtained  by  the  cus­
todians  at  the  time  of  regis­
tration,  in  case  of  any  new
investor  investing  into  the
FPI entity subsequently in the
case  of  multiple  tier  struc­
tures, it is not easy to determ­
ine the ultimate owner meet­
ing  threshhold
requirements. 
Tight timeline
“The  time  period  of  10  days
was too tight to do the neces­
sary due diligence and obtain
relevant  information  from
any new investor joining the
FPI. The exemption from this
10­day  period  for  FPIs  will
provide  a  much­needed
breather.  One  hopes  that  if
any  time  period  is  notified
separately,  it  is  a  reasonable
one,” he said.

INSIDE
EV sales race past Sensex scales mount 60k; Paddy purchase trails
3-lakh mark in 2021 Nifty nears 18,000 mark on dip in Punjab, UP
Chennai, January 5 Mumbai, January 5 New Delhi, January 5

With record volumes in December, the Benchmark indices closed higher for the Telangana and Chhattisgarh are two

total registered electric vehicle sales in
India more than doubled in 2021
compared to 2020 and crossed the
three­lakh mark, the highest­ever
annual volumes.
The EV segment’s sales momentum
continued in December, clocking
50,889 units, up 21 per cent on a
sequential basis and a jump of 240 per
cent year­on­year. This is the first time
that EV registrations have crossed the
50,000­mark in a month, according to
data from the Union Ministry of Road
Transport and Highways.
The total registered EV sales for
calendar 2021 crossed the three­lakh
mark and stood at 311,339 units. In 2020,
it was 119,654 units, while the number
for 2019 was 161,312 units.
The electric two­wheeler segment
continues to drive EV volumes. The
overall high­speed electric two­wheeler
sales in December stood at 24,725 units,
up 10 per cent sequentially and a
whopping 444 per cent year­on­year.  and Wipro led the laggards.  already been procured.
Read more on p2
fourth consecutive session on
Wednesday amid volatility, led by
financials and metals. The market
opened on a flat note on mixed global
cues. Investors remained cautious over
the rising number of Covid­19 cases and
fresh curbs across some States. After
some initial volatility, indices extended
gains in second half. IT stocks remained
under pressure through the day. The BSE
Sensex closed above the 60,000­mark at
60,223.15, up 367.22 points or 0.61 per
cent. It recorded an intraday high of
60,332.72 and a low of 59,661.38. The Nifty
50 closed at 17,925.25, up 120.00 points or
0.67 per cent.
The market breadth remained positive
with 1,830 stocks advancing on the BSE as
against 1,555 that declined while 96
remained unchanged.  issue — has seen over a 50 per cent
Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Finance, Kotak Bank,
JSW Steel and Grasim were the top
gainers on the Nifty 50 and while Tech
Mahindra, Infosys, HCL Tech, Divi’s Lab
Read more on p6
exceptions where procurement of paddy
has gone up in the current season, while
there has been a one per cent drop
pan­India in the purchase of the key
kharif cereal since October 1. 
Punjab, where procurement exceeded
the State’s production last year, has seen
an 8per cent fall in paddy purchase; while
poll­bound Uttar Pradesh has reported an
18 per cent drop during on­going season.
Overall purchases of paddy in the
country are at 497.48 lakh tonnes (lt) as of
January 3, against 502.79 lt year­ago,
official data show. The target for this
kharif season is 528.26 lt in terms of rice
(paddy equivalent 788.45 lt).
Telangana — where the procurement
began late due to the stand­off between
State and the Centre on parboiled rice
increase at 63.85 lt, while it was up 4.3 per
cent at 55.09 lt in Chhattisgarh. The target
for Telangana is 46 lt in terms of rice from
the kharif crop and 93 per cent has
Read more on p8

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EV sales more than double Disparity in availability of healthcare workforce

in 2021, cross 3-lakh mark
Two-wheelers
continue to
drive volumes
G BALACHANDAR
Chennai, January 5
With  record  volumes  in
December,  total  registered
electric  vehicle  sales  in  India
more  than  doubled  in  2021
compared to 2020 and crossed
the  three­lakh  mark  in  2021,
the  highest­ever  annual
volumes.
The  EV  segment  continued
its sales momentum in Decem­
ber,  clocking  50,889  units,  up
21  per  cent  on  a  sequential
basis and  a  jump  of  240  per
cent  year­on­year.  This  is  the
first time that EV registrations
have crossed the 50,000­mark
in  a  month,  according  to  offi­
cial data from the Union Min­
istry  of  Road  Transport  and
Highways.
The total registered EV sales
for the full calendar year 2021
crossed  the  three­lakh  mark
and  stood  at  311,339  units.  In
Overall high-speed electric two-wheeler sales in December 2021
stood at 24,725 units, up 10 per cent sequentially
volumes  in  the  country.  The
overall  high­speed  electric
two­wheeler  sales  in  Decem­
ber 2021 stood at 24,725 units,
up  10  per  cent  sequentially
and a whopping 444 per cent
year­on­year.
The total high­speed electric
two­wheeler sales for 2021 are
estimated at 1.37 lakh units, ac­
cording  to  data  compiled  by
JMK Research.
Alternative to ICE
“Higher  purchase  costs  of  ICE
two­wheelers  and  fuel  prices
have  timely  emerged  as  the
most competent and compar­
able alternative to ICE 2Ws. So,
the outlook for this disruptive
tech  looks  bright,”  said  Suraj
Ghosh,  Associate  Director,
Powertrain  &  Compliance
Forecasts­South  Asia,  IHS
Markit.
However,  industry  analysts
point out that the demand for
electric  two­wheelers  has  to
turn  organic  before  the  sub­
sidy schemes run out. Because
at  present  Central  and  State
governments’  promotional
Electric,  Okinawa  Autotech,
Ampere,  Ather,  Pure  EV,  TVS
Motor,  Benling  India,  Revolt,
Bajaj  Auto,  Jitendra  New  EV
Tech  —  accounted  for  94  per
cent  of  the  total  registrations
in December 2021. Also, after a
gap  of  about  seven months,
sales  of  Okinawa  were  higher
than  Hero  Electric’s  volumes
in  December  2021,”  says  JMK
Research.
Total electric car sales stood
at  2,522  units  in  December
2021,  up  64  per  cent  over  the
previous  month  and  410  per
cent  year­on­year  in  registra­
tions. Tata Motors was the ma­
jor  driver  of  electric  car  sales
during the month, accounting
for 93 per cent of the total re­
gistrations in December 2021.
Electric 3W sales
The  sales  of  registered  E3Ws
(both  passenger  and  cargo­
type)  in  December  2021  stood
at  23,373  units,  a  sequential
growth of 29.8 per cent.  desh (19,98,12,341) is the most
Electric  two­wheelers  and
passenger­type  electric  three­
wheelers  accounted  for  90.3
At 13,17,594,
Maharashtra
has the highest
number of
healthcare workers
DATA FOCUS
RADHESHYAM JADHAV
Pune, January 5
As  India  gears  up  to  face  the
possible  third  wave  of
Covid­19, a total of 1,04,09,651
healthcare  workers,  includ­
ing  doctors,  nurses,  and  lab
technicians, are registered on
the  Co­WIN  portal  as  of
December  14,  2021.  However,
there is a huge disparity in the
availability  of  healthcare
workers across the States.
Maharashtra  has  the
highest number of healthcare
workers  (13,17,594)  which  is
about 13 per cent of the total
healthcare  workers  available
in  the  country,  while  Uttar
Pradesh has 9 per cent of the
total  healthcare  workers.  As
per the 2011 Census, Uttar Pra­
populous  State  followed  by
Maharashtra  with  a  popula­
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times in the first week of Feb­ previous year. 45,795 doctors.
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penses  rising  again,  custom­ with 2,74,605 units in Decem­ around  as  retail  sales  contin­ ernment’s push for infrastruc­ Rajya  Sabha,  the  Ministry  of the  establishment  of  public of ₹34,83,235.63 crore for 2021­ ₹13,375.14 crore has been set to
ers are shying away from clos­ ber 2020.  ued  to  disappoint  thus  wrap­ ture spending, especially road Health  and  Family  Welfare sector  healthcare  facilities  as 22,  ₹2,23,846  crore  has  been be spent on health infrastruc­
ing their purchase decisions,” ping  up  an  underperforming infrastructure,  better  freight last month said public health per population norms. provisioned  for  expenditure ture  during  2021­22.  This
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Vinkesh Gulati, President, Fed­ Monthly sales calendar year,” Gulati said. rates,  price  hike  announce­ and hospitals are a State sub­ Maharashtra  Health  Minis­ on  the  ‘Health  and  Wellness comes to 17.39 per cent of total
eration of Automobile Dealers “The  month  of  December  is With semi­conductor short­ ment  in  January  and  a  low ject and the primary respons­ ter  Rajesh  Tope  said  the Sector’.  Budget estimates for the Min­
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the  monthly  retail  sales  re­ month  where  original  equip­ sport, PV sales, in spite of huge ment close in positive double healthcare systems, including pending  amount  under  Na­ of  the  total  Budget  provision Welfare  and  the  Ministry  of
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port. According to its data, pas­ ment  manufacturers  (OEMs) bookings, in December closed digits,” Gulati added. beds, ICUs and engagement of tional  Health  Mission  and as per government data. Ayush.

E-mobility business:
TVS Motor appoints
Venkat Viswanathan
as technical advisor
OUR BUREAU
Chennai, January 5
TVS  Motor  Company  has  an­
nounced  the  appointment  of
Professor  Venkat  Viswanathan
as Technical Advisor for its Elec­
tric  Mobility  business  as  the
leading  two  and  three­wheeler
maker has been accelerating its
electric  vehicle  focus  through
organic and inorganic means.
Viswanathan
brings broad ex­
pertise  in  en­
ergy storage and
Li­ion  batteries,
specifically  elec­
TPG invests $360 m in Fractal
Transaction is likely
to close by the first
quarter of 2022
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, January 5
TPG has invested $360 million
in Fractal, a global provider of
artificial intelligence (AI) and
advanced analytics solutions.
The transaction is expected to
close  by  the  first  quarter  of
2022.  Founded  in  Mumbai,
Commenting  on  the  devel­
opment,  Pranay  Agrawal,  Co­
founder  &  CEO,  Fractal  said
the investment from TPG will
accelerate the company’s abil­
ity to scale and meet rising de­
mands globally.
Fractal  has  more  than  3,500
employees  across  16  global
locations,  including  the
United States, UK, Ukraine, In­
dia, Singapore, and Australia.
TPG  is  a  leading  investor  in
software and enterprise tech­
nology with extensive experi­
ence  partnering  with  the
world’s top AI solutions, busi­
ness  analytics  and  data  pro­
cessing companies.
As  part  of  the  transaction,
TPG’s Puneet Bhatia and Vivek
Mohan  will  join  Fractal’s
board of directors. All current
directors,  including  Gavin
Patterson,  Rohan  Haldea,
Shashank  Singh  and  Gulu
Mirchandani will continue to
serve  on  the  company’s
board. Both TPG and APAX will
be  minority  shareholders  in
the company.
Zupee enters into
revenue-sharing
partnership with
Reliance Jio
YATTI SONI
Bengaluru, January 5
Gaming  start­up  Zupee  has
entered into a revenue­sharing
partnership with Jio Platforms
Ltd,  alongside  raising  $72  mil­
lion Series B funding from West­
Cap Group, Tomales Bay Capital,
Nepean Capital, AJ Capital, Mat­
rix Partners India and Orios Ven­
ture Partners.
The  fresh  funds  are  part  of
the  company’s  $102­million
Series  B  funding  round,  of
which $30 million was raised in
August 2021. With this funding
Amazon vs Future: Delhi HC stays
arbitration proceedings till Feb 1
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, January 5
In a temporary relief to Kishore
Biyani­led  Future  group,  the
Delhi High Court has stayed the
arbitration proceedings in the
Singapore  International  Arbit­
ration Centre (SIAC) till the next
hearing  on  February  1.  An  in­
terim order was passed by a Di­
vision Bench of Chief Justice DN
Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh on
Wednesday.  under  abeyance.  In  August
This  comes  after  the  Future
group filed a petition challen­
ging  an  order  by  Justice  Amit
Bansal  which  dismissed  the
Group’sappeal to stall the arbit­
ration  proceedings.  Future
put  the  2019  deal  between
Amazon  and  Future  Coupons
2020, Future Retail decided to
sell  its  assets  to  Reliance  for
₹24,713 crore. In October 2020,
Amazon  had  dragged  Future
Coupons  and  Future  Retail  to
SIAC. It alleged that while sign­
its  assets  to  restricted  parties,
including  Reliance.  The
tribunal had passed an interim
award in favour of Amazon, to
stay the said deal till the final or­
der was not passed by the SIAC.
Plea to CCI
Future  Retail’s  independent
directors had earlier written to
the CCI to cancel the approval
for  the  2019  deal  between
Amazon  and  Future  Coupons
because  Amazon  had  “con­
cealed facts” at the time of seek­
ing approval for its investment.
This deal, in which Amazon had
invested ₹1,431 crore in Future
Coupons  Private  Limited,  is  at

Venkat
Viswanathan will 
tric  vehicles.
This  association
signific­
antly  enhance
TVS  Motor  Company’s  battery
technology  capabilities  and
strengthen  its  commitment  to
offer  best­in­class  green  mobil­
ity  globally,  said  a  company
statement.
Professor at CMU
Viswanathan is an Associate Pro­
fessor  of  Mechanical  Engineer­
ing  at  Carnegie  Mellon  Univer­
sity  and  is  a  recipient  of
numerous  awards,  including
the  National  Science  Founda­
tion  CAREER  award,  Alfred  P.
Sloan Fellow, ONR Young Invest­
igator  Award  and  MIT  Techno­
logy  Review  Innovators  Under
35 Finalist.
“I  am  excited  to  associate
with TVS Motor Company to be a
part  of  their  vision  to  build  a
strong EV ecosystem. I look for­
ward  to  working  in  great  syn­
ergy  with  the  company  known
for  its  pioneering  technologies
in  future  mobility,”  said
Viswanathan.
Udaan raises $200 million
through convertible note
YATTI SONI
Bengaluru, January 5
B2B  e­commerce  platform
Udaan  has  raised  $200  mil­
lion  through  a  convertible
note financing round, which
was oversubscribed 2x.  This  announcement  is  in
Five new investors particip­
ated  in  this  financing  round
along with existing investors
including  the  ones  who
bought  into  the  company
through  a  secondary  (ESOP)
round  in  H1  2021,  according
to an internal e­mail sent by
the  company  CFO  Aditya
Pande.  BusinessLine has  re­
viewed a copy of this e­mail.  Multiple funding rounds
“This reflects our ‘broaden­
ing  the  capitalisation
strategy’  as  we  architect  our
journey  for  public  markets
and thereafter. With this con­
vertible  offering,  we,  as  a
company, have started build­
ing a complete new muscle in
our finance function ­ which
we  will  continue  to
strengthen  as  we  go  for­
ward,”  Pande  wrote  in  the  e­
mail.  Delhivery  (including  Spo­
An  Udaan  spokesperson
declined to comment on this
development.  gateways,  and  83  fulfillment
The convertible note is an in­
strument  typically  used  by
companies  at  the  pre­IPO
stage  and  the  instrument
converts  into  equity  at  the
IPO.  Other  tech  companies
like Airbnb, Uber and Spotify
have  also  used  convertible
notes.  lines.”
Delhivery invests in
Falcon Autotech
KR SRIVATS
New Delhi, January 5
IPO­bound  Delhivery  Ltd  has
made an investment of an un­
disclosed  amount  in  Falcon
Autotech,  a  logistics  automa­
tion solutions provider.
line  with  Delhivery’s  stated
objective  of  sustained  invest­
ments  in  future­ready  hard­
ware  solutions  in  its  opera­
tions.  from  Jio  ecosystem,  will  be
ton) already operates 20 auto­
mated  sortation  centres,  124
centres across India as of June
30, 2021.
Commenting on the invest­
ment, Ajith Pai, Chief Operat­
ing  Officer,  Delhivery,
said,“The  collaboration  with
Falcon  Autotech  strengthens
our  ability  to  drive  greater
speed,  precisionand  effi­
ciency  across  our  business
round,  the  valuation  of  Zupee
has touched $600 million. Over­
all, the company has raised $121
million across multiple rounds.
Speaking  to  BusinessLine
about the partnership with Reli­
ance  Jio,  Zupee’s  co­founder
and  CEO,  Dilsher  Singh  said,
“Zupee  will  be  deeply  integ­
rated into the Jio ecosystem and
all Jio users will get access to all
the  Zupee  games.  Our  games
will  also  be  distributed  on  Jio
phones.  Further,  whatever  rev­
enue  we  generate  from  a  user
that comes on Zupee platform
shared  with  Jio.”  However,
Singh did not share the percent­
age share that will be taken by
Jio.
Expanding reach
The  company  claims  to  have
over  70  million  downloads  in
India and the fundraise is expec­
ted to help grow its reach signi­
ficantly. Zupee will also use the
funds for designing new games,
products, business lines, hiring
talent  and  international
expansion.
Group had based its appeal on
the  Competition  Commission
of India’s (CCI) order which had
NCLT order approving Vedanta
bid for Videocon Group set aside
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, January 5
The  National  Company  Law
Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) on
Wednesday set aside the order
of  National  Company  Law
Tribunal  (NCLT)  that  ap­
proved the bid of Anil Agarw­
al’s Twin Star Technologies for
Videocon Group.
NCLAT  observed  that  the
resolution  plan  did  not  fulfil
the  requirements  of  the  in­
solvency  and  bankruptcy
code  (IBC).  Dissenting  credit­
ors  had  appealed  to  NCLAT
against the resolution plan.
The  two­member  Bench  of
Justice  Jarat  Kumar  Jain  and
Justice  Ashok  Kumar  Mishra
said, “The approval of the res­
ing  the  deal  with  Future
Coupons,  it  had  a  condition
that Future Retail could not sell
olution plan is not in accord­
ance  with  Section  31  of  the
Code.”  Accordingly,  the  ap­
proval for the resolution plan
by  the  Committee  of  Credit­
ors (CoC) as well as NCLT is set
aside.
“The  matter  is  remitted
back to CoC,” NCLAT added.
SC ruling
The  latest  order  by  NCLAT
comes  little  over  three
months  after  the  Supreme
Court  held  that  a  CoC­ap­
proved  resolution  plan  sub­
mitted to the NCLT cannot be
modified  or  withdrawn  as  it
would  create  another  tier  of
negotiation.  The  submitted
resolution  plan  is  binding
the centre of the ongoing dis­
pute between Amazon and Fu­
ture Retail.
and  irrevocable,  the  apex
court had ruled.
Creditors’ objections
In June last year, NCLT had ap­
proved  Twin  Star  Technolo­
gies’ bid to take over Videocon
Industries  for  ₹2962  crore.
But  in  the  following  month
NCLAT  stayed  the  bid  over
pleas  filed  by  two  dissenting
creditors,  Bank  of  Maha­
rashtra and IFCI.
The  petitioners,  at  that
time,  had  raised  the  issue  of
possible breach of confidenti­
ality  of  the  liquidation  value
during  the  insolvency  pro­
cess. The plan provided ₹2900
crore for admitting liability of
nearly ₹62000 crore.

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THURSDAY • JANUARY 6 • 2022
At 55.5, Services PMI drops to 3-month low in Dec
Data point to
renewed job
shedding in the
services sector
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, January 5  dices vary between 0 and 100,
The Purchasing Managers’ In­
dex (PMI) for the services sec­
tor dropped for a second suc­
cessive month in December to
55.5. This is the lowest in three
months.  Another  bit  of  bad
news  is  that  the  number  of
jobs has been reduced.
Manufacturing  PMI  too
slipped  in  December  to  55.5,
also  a  three­month low.  The
PMI  data  are  released  every
month  by  IHS  Markit  in  ad­
vance  of  comparable  official
economic data.
Services  has  a  share  of  54
per cent in Gross Value Added
(GVA),  while  for  manufactur­
ing it  is  over  14.5  per  cent.
MCA to soon finalise comprehensive cross­border insolvency framework
Govt may push for enactment of the IBC
Amendment Bill in the Budget session
RICHA MISHRA
Hyderabad, January 5
The  country’s  Insolvency
and  Bankruptcy  Code  (IBC)
particularly on corporate in­
solvency  issues  is  expected
to  see  some  changes  as  the
government is likely to come
up  with  a  comprehensive
framework  for  cross­border
insolvency and make several
changes to the corporate in­
solvency  resolution  process
(CIRP) to avoid delays in res­
olution process.
The Corporate Affairs Min­
istry (MCA) will soon finalise
the  proposals  for  a  compre­
hensive framework on cross­
border  insolvency,  which
when enacted as part of IBC
could  aid  in  further  easing
up  of  doing  business  in
India.
“We  are  discussing  the
comments  received  on  the
consultation  paper…We  are
More entities can now access details Cairn withdraws legal suits to end retro tax disputes
from Credit Information Companies  Once the formalities are completed,
RBI lays down
eligibility criteria
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, January 5
More entities will become eli­
gible to tap into information
with  Credit  Information
Companies  (CICs),  going  by
the  eligibility  criteria  pre­
scribed  by  the  Reserve  Bank
of India for entities to be cat­
egorised as specified users of
CICs.
This comes at a time when
digital  lending,  including
lending  through  online  plat­
forms  and  mobile  apps,  and
neo­banks  are  gaining
ground.
A company incorporated in
India  or  a  Statutory  Corpora­
tion established in India, hav­
ing a net worth of at least ₹2
crore,  will  be  eligible  to  be
categorised  as  Specified  User
of  Credit  Information  Com­
panies  (CICs),  according  to
the RBI.
Besides, the governing stat­
ute  of  the  Statutory  Corpora­
tion  or  Memorandum  of  As­
sociation  of  the  Company,  as
the case may be, should allow
the  business/activity  of  pro­
cessing  of  information  for
the  support  or  benefit  of
credit institutions.
“In the case of a company, it
shall  be  owned  and  con­
trolled by resident Indian cit­
izens/Indian company owned
and controlled by resident In­
dian  citizens,”  per  the
criteria.
Ownership of the firm
The  central  bank  said  the
ownership  of  the  company
shall be well­diversified. How­
Union Bank offers ARR­based loans
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, January 5
Union  Bank  of  India  (UBI)  on
Wednesday said it has modified
its systems and processes to em­
brace  the  change  from  London
Inter­Bank Offered Rate (LIBOR)
to  Alternative  Reference  Rates
(ARRs). The public sector bank, in
a statement, emphasised that it
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Both  PMIs  are  prepared  by
compiling  responses  from
questionnaires sent to a panel
of  around  400  companies
each from the manufacturing
and  services  sectors.  A  diffu­
sion  index  is  calculated  for
each  survey  variable.  The  in­
with a reading above 50 indic­
ating an overall increase com­
pared to the previous month,
and  below  50  an  overall  de­
crease. 
Commenting  on  the  latest
survey  results,  Pollyanna  De
Lima,  Economics  Associate
Director  at  IHS  Markit,  said
2021 was another bumpy year
for  service  providers  and
growth  took  a  modest  step
back  in  December.  Still,  the
latest readings pointed to ro­
bust sales and business activ­
ity increases compared to the
survey  trend.  “Moreover,  ow­
ing  to  the  buoyant  perform­
ances  seen  in  October  and
approaching  the  sugges­
tions with an open mind,” a
senior  official  in  the  Min­
istry  told  BusinessLine.  The
MCA  had  in  November  2021
invited public comments on
the  proposed  legal  frame­
work  for  cross­border
insolvency.
Targeting Budget session
After  MCA  firms  up  the
framework, it will have to go
to  the  legislative  depart­
ment  for  the  vetting  of  the
Bill  and  then  to  the  Union
Cabinet for the approval.  levels of cross­border invest­
Although  no  timeline  can
be  predicted  for  enactment
of  the  cross­border  insolv­
ency framework, indications
are  that  the  government
may  push  for  enactment  of
the  IBC  amendment  Bill  in
upcoming Budget session.
The  new  comprehensive
framework  is  likely  to  be
govt will issue ₹8,000­crore refund
Entities meeting RBI’s criteria
can apply to CICs for
membership as a specified user
ever,  this  condition  shall  not
apply to the holding of shares
or  voting  rights  by  the  Cent­
ral Government/State Govern­
ment/Central or State PSUs.
In the case of a company, it
shall have not less than three
years  of  experience  in  run­
ning  the  business/activity  of
processing  information  for
the  support  or  benefit  of
credit  institutions  and  shall
have a clean track record.
The  RBI  said  the  entity
should  have  a  certification
from  CISA­certified  auditor
that  it  has  a  robust  and  se­
cure  information  technology
system in place for preserving
and protecting the data relat­
ing to the credit information
as  per  the  provision  of  the
Credit  Information  Compan­
ies (Regulation) Act, 2005 and
Rules  and  Regulations
framed  thereunder  and  any
other applicable Regulations,
Guidelines in this regard.
The  company,  nor  its  pro­
moter  (s),  or  any  director(s)
of  the  company  should  not
have  at  any  time  in  the  past
been convicted of any offence
involving  moral  turpitude  or
any economic offence.
Entities meeting the above­
mentioned criteria can apply
to  CICs  for  obtaining  the
membership of CICs as a spe­
has  already  concluded  deals  in
ARR  (Secured  overnight  finan­
cing  rate/SOFR  for  US  Dollar
loans)  through  its  overseas
branches  (at  Hong  Kong,  DIFC
Dubai & Sydney) and through its
domestic branches.
The bank is offering ARR­based
trade  finance  loans,  bilateral,
syndication,  export  credit,  for­
Sentiment remained subdued as several firms were concerned
about price pressures and the possibility of new Covid waves
November,  the  average
growth  rate  for  output  over
the third quarter of the fiscal
year 2021­22 was the strongest
since  the  three  months  to
March 2011,” she said.
Subdued sentiment
The report accompanying PMI
data  said  that  the  latest  res­
largely patterned on the UN­
CITRAL  model  law  on  cross­
border  insolvency,  which
has  been  the  widely­accep­
ted  UN  model  legal  frame­
work adopted by the US, UK,
Japan  and  Singapore.  This
UN  Model  law  is  now  pro­
posed  to  be  tweaked  to  suit
the  Indian  context  and  re­
quirements.  The  economic
imperative of having a com­
prehensive  cross  border  in­
solvency  framework  is  com­
pelling,  especially  given  the
inter­connectedness  and  de­
pendence of economies in a
post  globalised  world,
sources said.  proposed legal framework for cross border insolvency.
There  has  now  been  high
ments,  foreign  borrowings
and  movement  of  people
and  financial  risks  are  now
transmitted  through  global
markets.  The  situation  gets
even  complicated  when
companies  facing  failure
have  assets  in  several  coun­
tries with differing and con­
flicting  insolvency
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cified user. Hitherto, specified
users  included  insurance
s:
companies;  companies
providing  cellular/phone  ser­
tp
vices;  credit  rating  agencies;
brokers  registered  with  Se­
ht
curities  and  Exchange  Board
of  India;  a  trading  member
registered  with  a  recognised
Commodity  Exchange;  Secur­
ities  and  Exchange  Board  of
India; and Insurance Regulat­
ory  and  Development
Authority.
Four CICs
Currently, there are four CICs
— Credit  Information  Bureau
(India)  Ltd  (CIBIL),  Equifax
Credit  Information  Services
Pvt  Ltd,  Experian  Credit  In­
formation  Company  of  India
Pvt  Ltd  and  CRIF  High  Mark
Credit  Information  Services
Pvt  Ltd.  These  companies  are
governed  by  the  Credit  In­
formation  Companies  (Regu­
lation) Act (CICRA) in 2005.
In addition to the business
of  credit  information,  a  CIC
can  engage  in  businesses
such  as  (a)  providing  credit
information  to  individual
and corporate borrowers his/
her/its  own  credit  report;  (b)
providing  data  management
services  to  the  Credit  Institu­
tions who are its members.
CIC  can  also  collect,  pro­
cess,  collate  and  disseminate
data/information  related  to
property mortgaged to credit
institutions;  (d)  collect,  pro­
cess,  collate  and  disseminate
data/  information  related  to
investments made in Securit­
ies other than those issued by
Central  Government;  and  (e)
any other function as notified
by  the  Reserve  Bank  from
time to time.
eign  currency  and  multiple
banking loans, per a statement.
Rajkiran Rai G, MD & CEO, UBI,
said, “LIBOR transition is a signi­
ficant  financial  event  affecting
international financial markets.
We are well prepared to assist the
smooth transition in embracing
ARR  mechanism  in  the  Indian
banking industry.”
ults  also  showed  improve­
ment in business confidence.
However,  sentiment  re­
mained  subdued  as  several
firms  were  concerned  about
price  pressures  and  the  pos­
sibility  of  new  waves  of
Covid­19.  Rates  of  input  cost
and  output  charge  inflation
eased  in  December,  however.
The MCA had in November 2021 invited public comments on the
frameworks.
The  government’s  efforts
to  put  in  place  a  compre­
hensive framework on cross­
border  insolvency  has  been
in  the  works  for  a  few  years
now.  The  Insolvency  Law
Committee  (ILC)  had,  in  Oc­
N
tober  2018,  submitted  a  re­
port  on  cross­border  insolv­
R
ency to MCA.
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OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, January 5
Cairn  UK  Holdings  (CUHL)
along  with  its  holding  com­
pany  Capricorn  Energy  PLC,
has  announced  withdrawal
of  litigation against  the  In­
dian  government.  This
marks  an  end to  the  retro­
spective tax dispute.  Income Tax Act 1961 and Fin­
Once  the  formalities  are
completed,  the  government
will  issue  refund  of  around
₹8,000 crore.
“CUHL,  along  with  its
holding  company,  Capri­
corn  Energy  PLC  (formerly
Cairn  Energy  PLC),  an­
nounces  that  it  has  entered
into the final stage in its un­
dertakings  with  the  Govern­
ment  of  India  by  withdraw­
ing  Indian  and  global
appellate  and  enforcement
proceedings,”  an  advertise­
ment by Capricorn said. Fur­
ther,  it  mentioned  that  the
action  is  the  final  necessary
step  by  the  company  under
States paying through the nose
for debt as cost soars past 7.16%
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Mumbai, January 5
The cost of debt funds for the
States  has  touched  the
highest level so far this fiscal
with  the  weighted  average
cut­off  crossing  the  7.16  per­
centage  points  at  the  latest
auctions,  up  11  bps  over  the
past  week,  reflecting  the
hardening yields even for the
government securities.
The hardening of the rates
at  the  first  auction  of  the
quarter comes in the wake of
the  expected  large  supply  of
debt from the States, as indic­
ated for Q4 at ₹3.2­lakh crore,
up by ₹ 10,000 crore.
Nine  States  on  Tuesday
raised  ₹18,900  crore  at  the
latest  auction  of  State  devel­
opment  loans.  The  auction
was just 2 per cent lower than
the indicated amount for this
week,  which  is  among  the
highest drawdowns so far this
Despite  falling  to  three­
month low, the seasonally ad­
justed India Services Business
Activity  Index  was  still  con­
sistent with a marked rate of
economic expansion. “The up­
turn  was  often  associated
with  improving  market  con­
ditions  and  accommodative
demand,” it said.
December  data  showed  re­
newed  job  shedding  in  the
service economy, but the rate
of  contraction  was  only
slight. In fact, the vast major­
ity of surveyed companies (96
per cent) left payroll numbers
unchanged from November.  sentiment remained subdued
Firms  generally  suggested
that employment levels were
sufficient  to  cope  with  cur­
rent  workloads.  Service  pro­
viders  reported  a  further  in­
crease  in  expenses  during
December.  Anecdotal  evid­
ence  highlighted  higher
prices  for  chemicals,  food,
fuel,  medical  equipment,  of­
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IT
The ILC report recommen­
ded  the  adoption  of  model
IG
UN law — UNCITRAL model —
with  certain  modifications.
The  ILC  had  submitted  a
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draft  law  —  referred  to  as
Part  Z,  as  a  separate  part  of
IBC  –  which  is  intended  to
govern all applications seek­
ing  recognition  of  foreign
insolvency  proceedings  as
the rules of new law, the Tax­
ation  Laws  (Amendment)
Act,  aims  to  end  retrospect­
ive taxation.  ult  in  the  Taxation  Amend­
Tax laws amended
Last  year,  the  government
enacted  the  Taxation  Laws
(Amendment)  Act  to  amend
ance  Act  2012.  It  prescribes
that  tax  demands  raised  on
the  basis  of  the  2012  retro­
spective amendment for any
indirect  transfer  of  Indian
assets, if the transaction was
undertaken  before  May  28,
2012, shall be “deemed never
to  have  been  passed  or
made”.  It  was  on  May  28,
2012  when  the  Finance  Bill,
2012  got  the  President’s  as­
sent.  It  also  envisages  that
no  tax  demand  will  be
raised  in  future  for  transac­
tions  made  before  May  28,
2012.
The  Act  also  says  demand
already  raised  will  be  ‘nulli­
fiscal  year,  Aditi  Nayar,  Chief
Economist,  ICRA, said  in  a
note.
Even  though  the  weighted
average  tenor  remained  un­
changed  at  12  years  in  line
with  the  last  auction,  the
weighted average cut­off rose
sharply  by  11  bps  to  7.16  per
cent  from  7.05  per  cent,  re­
flecting a large supply for the
quarter.
On  the  other  hand,  the
weighted  average  cut­off  for
the 10­year loans hardened by
10  bps  to  7.13  per  cent  today
from  7.03  per  cent  last  Tues­
day, Nayar said.
G-Secs yield
Meanwhile,  the  benchmark
10­year  G­secs  (G­sec;  6:10  GS
2031) yield rose by 4 bps to 6.52
per cent from the last auction.
Accordingly,  the  spread
between the 10­year weighted
average SDL and 10­year G­sec
fice products, tools and trans­
portation.  Although  sharp
and  above  its  long­run  aver­
age,  the  overall  rate  of  infla­
tion  softened  to  a  three­
month low.
According to De Lima, amid
reports  of  rising  expenses,
prices charged for services in
India  increased  at  the  end  of
2021.  That  said,  the  rate  of
charge  inflation  was  moder­
ate,  below  trend  and  the
weakest  since  September.
Business  confidence
strengthened  during  Decem­
ber to a four­month high, but
in  the  context  of  historical
data.  handset maker with
“Some firms foresee further
improvements  in  demand
and  expect  marketing  efforts
to bear fruit. Others were con­
cerned  that  the  recovery
could  be  dampened  by  price
pressures  and  potential  new
waves of Covid­19,” she said.
well  as  applications  seeking
cooperation  in  such  pro­
ceedings  from  the  NCLT.  In
e
January  2020,  a  committee
was  constituted  to  recom­
in
mend  rules  and  regulations
for  implementing  the  pro­
az
posed Part Z.
Two provisions
ag
Currently, there are only two
provisions  of  IBC  (Section
234  and  235)  that  deal  with
M
bilateral  agreements  and  is­
suance  of  letters  of  request
to foreign courts by adjudic­
ating  authorities  for  enfor­
cing the provisions of IBC as
regards assets of a corporate
located abroad.  manufacturers.  statement said.
The  ILC  had  noted  that
these two provisions are not
comprehensive  and  were
susceptible to delay and un­
certainty. Hence the need for
a comprehensive  legal
framework  on  cross  border
insolvency,  sources
explained.
Inputs from KR Srivats
Last year, the government
enacted the Taxation Laws
(Amendment) Act to amend
Income Tax Act 1961 and
Finance Act 2012
fied’  but  with  conditions
such  as  the  companies  con­
cerned  will  have  to  with­
draw  all  mentioned  legal
suits.  Once  they  submit  the
declaration,  the  govern­
ment  will  refund  the
amount  paid  in  these  cases
without  any  interest
thereon.  The  government
has already notified detailed
rules  and  framework  to  op­
erationalise the law.
Following the rules, Capri­
yield widened to 61 bps from
55  bps,  she  added.  Gross  SDL
issuance  is  pegged  at  ₹7.9­
lakh  crore  in  FY22,  just  1  per
cent  lower  than  the  FY21,
while  the  net  issuance  is  es­
timated at ₹ 5.8­lakh crore for
FY22, which is 11 per cent lower
than  the  last  year,  adjusting
for the expected redemptions
of  ₹2.1­lakh  crore  in  the  cur­
rent  fiscal.  The  net  SDL  issu­
ance is projected at ₹ 5.8­lakh
crore in FY22, a decline of 10.9
per cent from ₹6.5­lakh crore
in FY21, Nayar said.
The  issuance  was  down  15
per  cent  during  April  2021­
January  4,  2022,  led  by  21
States/UTs  today,  which  was
just  2  per  cent  lower­than­in­
dicated for the week in the re­
vised auction calendar as Pun­
jab  only  partially  accepted
bids and Haryana did not ac­
cept its ₹500­crore greenshoe
option.
NEWS
Xiaomi India evaded ₹653­cr
customs duty, says FinMin 
DRI slaps mobile
show­cause notice  searches  were  conducted  by
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, January 5
The Directorate of Revenue In­
telligence  has  issued  show­
cause notices to mobile hand­
set manufacturer Xiaomi Tech­
nology  India  Private  Limited
for  demand  and  recovery  of
duty amounting to ₹653 crore.  Statements of key persons of
The  company  is  known  for
mobile handset brand MI, and
it  has  a  significant  market
share. DRI initiated an investig­
ation  against
the  company
some  time
back.
According
to a statement
by  the  Fin­
ance Ministry,
evidence
gathered  dur­
ing  the  investigations  by  the
DRI  indicated  that  neither
Xiaomi  India  nor  its  contract
manufacturers  included  the
amount  of  royalty  paid  by
Xiaomi India in the assessable
value of the goods imported by
Xiaomi  India  and  its  contract
This violates Section 14 of the
Customs  Act,  1962  and  Cus­
toms  valuation  (determina­
tion  of  the  value  of  imported
goods)  Rules  2007.  By  not
adding  “royalty  and  licence
fee” into the transaction value,
Xiaomi India was evading Cus­
toms duty being the beneficial
owner  of  such  imported  mo­
bile  phones,  the  parts  and
corn  said  the  company  will
now  file  its  Form  3  with  the
Income­Tax  Department,
which will allow the govern­
ment to proceed to the final
stage of issuing Form 4 of its
undertakings.  “This  will  res­
ment  Act  nullifying  the  tax
assessment  originally  levied
against  the  Company  in
January  2016  and  the  Gov­
ernment  of  India  ordering
the  refund  of  the  taxes  col­
lected from the Company in
respect  of  that  assessment,”
it said.
Arbitral tribunal award
Hague­based  Arbitral
tribunal  pronounced  its
award  on  December  21,
2020,  in  favour  of  Cairn  En­
ergy  Plc  and  Cairn  UK  Hold­
ings Ltd (CUHL). It has asked
India  to  pay  Cairn  an  award
amount  of  $1232.8  million
plus interest and $22.38 mil­
lion towards arbitration and
legal  costs.  In  March  last
year,  India  filed  an  appeal
against the ruling.
However,  in  May  last  year,
Jet Airways interim CEO
Sudhir Gaur steps down
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, January 5
Jet  Airways’  interim  CEO,  Capt
Sudhir Gaur, has resigned from
his position. Gaur was also the
Vice­President of Operations at
Jet  Airways.  According  to
sources,  Capt  Priyapal  Singh
has  been  appointed  as  the  in­
terim manager of Jet Airways.
Sources  told  BusinessLine
that Gaur “resigned as he wants
to return to flying and not in­
clined  in  an  active  manage­
ment role.” On the other hand,
another  source  close  to  Gaur
said  that  he  left  for  personal
reasons.  The  first  person  said
that Singh, who comes with 37+
years  of  experience,  will  be
manning  the  cockpit  for  now
till  such  time  a  new  CEO  is
appointed.
In a recent press note, Jet Air­
ways’  consortium  including
Murari  Lal  Jalan  and  Kalrock
Capital  said  that  the  airline
would commence domestic op­
3
components,”  the  Ministry
said.
During  the  investigation,
the  DRI  at  the  premises  of
Xiaomi India, which led to the
recovery of incriminating doc­
uments indicating that Xiaomi
India  was  remitting  royalty
and licence fees to Qualcomm
USA and to Beijing Xiaomi Mo­
bile  Software  Co.  Ltd.,  under
contractual obligation. 
Xiaomi  India  and  its  contract
manufacturers were recorded,
during which one of the direct­
ors of Xiaomi India confirmed
the  said
payments.
Royalty and
licence fee
Further,  “it  was
found  that  the
‘royalty  and  li­
cence  fee’  paid
by  Xiaomi  India
to  Qualcomm  USA  and  to
Beijing  Xiaomi  Mobile  Soft­
ware  Co.  Ltd.,  China  (related
party  of  Xiaomi  India)  were
not being added in the transac­
tion value of the goods impor­
ted  by  Xiaomi  India  and  its
contract  manufacturers,”  the
“After completion of the in­
vestigation  by  the  DRI,  three
show­cause notices have been
issued  to  Xiaomi  Technology
India  Private  Limited  for  de­
mand  and  recovery  of  duty
amounting  to  ₹653  crore  for
the  period  April  1,  2017,  and
June 30, 2020, under the provi­
sions of the Customs Act, 1962,”
the statement said.
the  company  filed  a  lawsuit
in US Court against Air India
to  enforce  award.  Then  in
July,  a  French  court  passed
an order to freeze certain In­
dian Government properties
in  the  case  pertaining  to
Cairn  Energy.  In  the  begin­
ning  of  2021,  Cairn  moved
courts in the US, the UK, the
Netherlands,  Canada,
France,  Singapore,  Japan,
the UAE and Cayman Islands
to  get  the  award  registered
and recognised. This was the
first  step  before  it  can  seek
seizure  of  the  Indian  gov­
ernment assets.
Now  the  company  has
confirmed  that  any  claims
arising  out  of  or  relating  to
the  relevant  orders  or  any
related  award,  judgment  of
court  order  (together  the
awards,  judgements  and
court orders), no longer sub­
sist.  It  has  also  indemnified
against  any  claims  brought
against  the  Republic  of  In­
dia  or  any  Indian  affiliate,
including  by  related  parties
or  interested  parties,  con­
trary to the release.
erations with six narrow body
aircraft in 2022. It said that the
airline plans to have a fleet of
100 plus aircraft as part of its 5­
year plan.
It  further  said  that  Jet  Air­
ways 2.0’s new corporate office
is in Gurugram and the consor­
tium is looking for a bigger of­
fice in Delhi NCR to house the
entire  team  in  one  office.  The
announcements  of  the  new
management  team  will  be
done  when  the  entire  team  is
ready.
BusinessLine
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thursday, january 6, 2022

Carrots are fine, where’s the stick?
The ‘society’ part of ESG needs some regulatory intervention. Non-compliance must be severely punished
Preventing pyramids on strike protesting poor work con­ the  amended  Companies  Act  and
ditions and unpaid wages. the  compliance  requirements  for
The Centre regulating direct selling is welcome but In  both  cases,  shadowy  “labour publicly  listed  companies,  there  is
contractors”  were  unofficially considerable control and oversight
it should refrain from micromanaging the sector blamed for the mess, even as Apple (at  least  on  paper,  since  powerful
wrung  metaphorical  hands  and promoters/CEOs  can  bend  those

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fter seven years on the drawing board (the pointed to its “Supplier Code of eth­ tasked  with  overseeing  their  con­
R. SRINIVASAN ics  and  supplier  responsibility duct to their will, as evinced by the
first inter­ministerial committee on this
standards” as proof that its heart is repeated  corporate  governance
sat in 2014), the Centre has finally notified ON THE OTHER HAND in the right place.  scandals  which  have  rocked  some
rules  for  direct  selling  under  the  Con­ mega  enterprises  in  the  recent

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sumer Protection Act. Although the idea is to curb he  ongoing  shutdown  at Contractors’ role past).
fraudsters and Ponzi schemes, the guidelines have key  Apple  devices  con­ These  “labour  contractors”  —  ubi­ On  the  “S”  part  —  society,  which
tract  manufacturer  Fox­ quitous  in  all  large­scale  manufac­ involves all direct stakeholders like
implications for all consumer firms using the direct conn’s  Sriperumbudur turing sectors in India, particularly investors,  workers,  suppliers  and
route  to  vend  products  or  services  to  consumers, (near  Chennai)  facility  shows  up electronics, automobiles etc — per­ customers as well as indirect stake­
sweeping  into  their  ambit  large  global  consumer the  gap  that  exists  between  the form  a  vital  but  dirty  task  on  the holders in society at large, a lot is of­
firms  such  as  Amway,  Tupperware,  Oriflame,  and shiny  and  feelgood  commitments supply  chain  —  ensuring  availabil­ ten  left  to  voluntary  action.  When
made by corporates under the ESG ity  of  large  numbers  of  skilled  la­ moves were made to change this —
Avon. Though these large companies are all part of a (environment,  society  and  gov­ bour at the lowest possible price. like  when  failure  to  comply  with
self­regulatory body, there was a crying need for the ernance)  part  of  their  shareholder These  contractors  have  been  de­ CSR  requirements  under  the  Com­
government to frame rules for multi­level market­ reports  and  the  harsh  reality  of scribed as modern day equivalents panies Act was made a criminal of­
ing (MLM) given the questionable entities that have chasing ever­reducing manufactur­ of  slave  traders,  but  that’s  unfair. fence  through  an  amendment  in
ing  costs  in  a  hyper­competitive Rather, they fill a necessary space in 2019, industry lobbies have quickly
entered the fray and duped gullible consumers, and
world. the  gap  left  by  the  huge  informa­ ensured  that  such  moves  are
the number of legal cases this sector has seen, in­ The Foxconn unit was shut after tion  asymmetry  between  employ­ nipped in the bud. The above men­
cluding the bitterly fought Q­Net case which went all the  predominantly  female  work­ ers  and  workers  in  the  Indian  la­ tioned  amendment,  for  instance,
the way to the Supreme Court.  force  staged  a  flash  strike  against bour  market.  While  those  who  are A file picture of protesting Foxconn workers in Sriperumbudur VELANKANNI RAJ B was  never  operationalised  follow­
That the rules completely ban poor  food  and  accommodation seeking work do not know where to ing industry protests.
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after  a  food  poisoning  incident  at look,  those  looking  to  hire  large vestigation  found  that  local  police when  it  comes  to  their  direct  em­
pyramid  and  money  circulation the  plant  sent  159  workers  to  hos­ numbers  do  not  know  where  to had  confiscated  the  phones  of ployees.  But  these  so­called  “con­ The stick works better
schemes,  which  masquerade  as pital and left more than a hundred find the requisite workers. The con­ many  women  workers  and  called tract workers” are a different story. By  and  large,  Indian  experience  —
‘direct selling’ but in reality have others requiring medical attention, tractors  meet  this  need,  sourcing the  parents  of  many  of  the  young The never­ending pressure on costs from  tax  compliance  to  observing
Ponzi elements, is quite welcome. according  to  an  investigation  by  a and  bringing  in  workers  from  the women  workers  warning  them  to leads  to  “cost  management”  exer­ Covid  protocols  —  has  shown  that

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team  of  Reuters  journal­ hinterland.  They  often keep their wards in line or else! cises which tell on the weakest link carrots  are  of  limited  use.  Sticks
While  there  is  nothing  wrong ists.  According  to  media take  responsibility  of All  this,  of  course,  emerges  into — the contract worker. work  much  better.  Leaving  large

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with  consumer  firms  choosing  a  direct­to­con­ Scan & Share
reports,  the  facility  is providing  housing  and the open after something blows up Is there a way to change this? On parts of ESG, particularly in the “S”
sumer model that disintermediates the distribution likely  to  stay  closed  at food  (at  a  considerable badly, as happened, for instance, in the “E” (Environment) and “G” (Gov­ pillar,  to  voluntary  compliance,  is

chain, saves them advertising costs and allows for least till January 7, as Fox­
conn  worked  to  restruc­
more  affordable  pricing,  this  model  assumes  dis­
ture  its  local  manage­
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cut  of  the  wages  the the serial strikes which gripped the ernance) parts of the ESG matrix, a not going to get us anywhere. 
worker earns).  auto­manufacturing  hub  around lot of work has been done. Environ­ What  we  need  are  pragmatic
Both in Wistron and at the NCR about a decade ago leading mental impact is now strictly mon­ amendments to our existing laws to

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comfiting  characteristics  when  it  acquires  a  pyr­ ment  and  work  on Sriperumbudur,  these  fa­ to the lynching of some managers itored and regulated in most parts ensure  that  the  reality  of  actual
amid character. Unlike a simple direct selling model, improving  worker cilities  were  found  to  be and  life  sentences  handed  out  to of the world. Where there is a real or business  practices  are  recognised
where a consumer firm directly recruits sales agents facilities. horribly inadequate and not meet­ some  workers.  Till  that  time,  the perceived failure, there can be cata­ (such as contract labour use). Pun­

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to engage in door­to­door selling and takes respons­ Apple,  meanwhile,  said  that  it ing  even  the  low  Indian  official rule  of  “plausible  deniability”  pre­ strophic  impact  on  business  —  as ishment  for  non­compliance
has put Foxconn on “probation” till standards. vails  —  don’t  tell  me  what  I  don’t
L_ happened,  for  instance,  with  the should also be sharply enhanced to
ibility for their pitches, pyramid schemes incentiv­ such time Foxconn’s facilities come There  is  also  a  strong  political want  to  know  and  I  won’t  ask  you Sterlite copper plant in Tamil Nadu, ensure  that  the  punishment  for
ise an initial set of sales agents recruited by the com­ up to standard. While it is not clear nexus, which means the full might questions you don’t want to answer. which was forced to shut by popu­ non­compliance  is  a  genuine  de­
pany  to  add  on  more  and  more  indirect  sellers what  probation  actually  entails, of the state machinery is often used The  point  is,  no  company  wants lar protest even though it was tech­ terrent,  not  a  mere  slap  on  the
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through  informal  networks.  This  modus operandi Apple  had  done  the  same  with  an­ to silence the victims, not bring per­ to be seen as a vicious, exploitative, nically found to be compliant with wrists.
other  contract  manufacturer  Wis­ petrators  to  book.  In  the  Foxconn capitalist villain. In fact, most do ad­ environmental regulations. 
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results  in  the  manufacturer  having  little  control tron earlier, after workers had gone case,  for  instance,  the  Reuters  in­ here to the letter of the law, at least On the governance part, between The writer is a senior journalist
over  the  sales  process.  Sales  incentives,  too,  are
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geared more towards adding a constant stream of
new sellers to the pyramid, rather than closing sales
with the end­consumer. Such MLM schemes have a

Climate funds: Developed nations must step up

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reputation  for  luring  unqualified  recruits  with

promises  of  unrealistic  ROIs  and  also  hand  con­
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sumers a raw deal by adding on multiple layers of
distribution incentives to the product’s final price. 
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Apart from barring pyramid schemes, the rules A distinction between development and climate finance is vital. More funds are needed for climate adaptation projects
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specify a whole host of stringent do’s and don’ts for LABANYA PRAKASH JENA/SHREYANS JAIN For example, based on recent es­ billion  by  2050.  In  2019,  the  OECD This  includes  creating  a  taxonomy
direct  sellers  such  as  not  visiting  a  consumer’s timates of the Organisation for Eco­ estimated  the  share  of  climate  ad­ to make a clear distinction between

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premises without prior appointment, returns and n 2009, at the COP15 Summit in nomic  Co­operation  and  Develop­ aptation  finance  at  $20.1  billion  of development  finance  and  climate
Copenhagen, developed coun­ ment  (OECD),  climate  finance the total $79.6 billion tracked. finance  and  avoid  possibilities  of
refunds et al, which seem to be a bit of microman­
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tries committed to jointly mo­ provided  and  mobilised  by  de­ One  plausible  reason  for  the ‘greenwashing’.
agement. While it is good to tighten the screws on a bilise $100 billion a year for cli­ veloped  countries  amounted  to higher  investment  in  mitigation Second,  climate  adaptation  fin­
sector  that  is  crying  to  be  regulated,  the  process mate  finance  so  that  developing $79.6  billion  in  2019.  These  estim­ projects  is  that  they  are  politically ance must be ramped up. Denmark,
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mustn’t make it difficult for genuine players who nations  can  take  effective  actions.
The  2015  Paris  Summit  extended
comply with the laws of the land. Direct selling gen­
this goal through 2025.
s:
ates are, however, disputed unequi­ popular as they lead to a reduction for  instance,  has  committed  to  al­
vocally by most recipient countries. in carbon emission — a global pub­ locating  60  per  cent  of  its  climate
The  Climate  Finance  Shadow  Re­ lic good that benefits everyone, in­ finance to adaptation projects.

erated $179.3 billion in global retail sales and plays a The world saw several hydro­met­ port 2020, published by Oxfam, for cluding the donor country. Such in­ Third,  international  climate  fin­

key  role  in  the  health  and  well­being,  beauty  and eorological  (floods,  storms,  heat instance, estimates climate finance vestments also bring international ance  should  be  allocated  to  recipi­
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household  hygiene  categories  that  have  done  ex­ waves)  and  climatological flows  at  $22.5  billion  in  2017­18  — recognition for being “climate con­ ent countries on a need basis. Des­
ceedingly  well  during  the  pandemic.  It  has  also (droughts,  wildfires)  disasters, only about a third of the $71 billion Funding worries /ISTOCKPHOTO scious”  as  project  outcomes  are pite  having  a  relatively  smaller
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largely  attributed  to  climate
emerged as an important source of gig work, with change,  during  this  period.  Unsur­
7.4 million people engaged in it domestically at last prisingly, the less endowed and vul­
count. In India, direct selling has been growing at a nerable  countries  suffered  dispro­
CAGR of 18 per cent with a 50 per cent participation portionately.  But  the  promised
funding remained elusive.
from women. The government should lend an ear to Not just that, instead of covering
representations from genuine industry players on the  shortfall,  developed  countries
the operational aspects, in the 90­day window for are  now  coercing  developing  na­
compliance.  tions into commiting to an unreas­
onable  target  of  reducing  carbon
emissions  to  net­zero  by  mid­cen­
tury.  What  will  fix  the  widening
chasm?
FROM THE VIEWSROOM Inconsistent estimation
A distraction most welcome There  are  many  disconnects,  not
just in the needs, but also in basics
The EPL last week served up a couple of delightful matches such  as  estimations  on  funds  dis­
bursed, as a proper methodology is
estimated by the OECD for the same
period.
Such inconsistency in estimating
international climate finance arises
primarily because of two key issues
related to the taxonomy of interna­
tional climate finance: Clubbing de­
velopment finance with climate fin­
ance  and  counting  private  finance
as financial support.
Private  non­grant  capital,  by  vir­
tue  of  its  commercial  orientation
cannot be termed international cli­
mate finance. Nor can development
assistance provided by multilateral
banks and development finance in­
stitutions  for  infrastructure  pro­
jects  be  classified  as  climate  fin­
ance. These resources, used for the
construction of roads or setting up
scenario  without  any  assistance
from  developed  countries.  To  re­
duce  the  risk  of  ‘greenwashing’,
and cover the risks and costs of cli­
mate  externalities,  climate  finance
must be new and incremental. Fur­
thermore,  only  the  grant­equival­
ent  element  of  any  claimed  dis­
bursement  should  be  counted  as
climate finance.
Another  cause  of  concern  is  the
significantly low amount allocated
for  climate  adaptation.  Article  9.4
of  the  Paris  Agreement  states  that
the provision of scaled­up financial
resources should aim to balance ad­
aptation and mitigation.
In 2016, the United Nations Envir­
onment  Programme  (UNEP),  in  its
clearly visible and measurable.
Climate  mitigation  projects  are
investable,  which  attract  private
financiers. On the contrary, adapta­
tion  sectors  find  it  difficult  to  at­
tract  funds,  especially  private  cap­
ital,  due  to  high  project
development costs and lack of com­
mercial  viability  or  good  invest­
ment returns. The benefits are also
largely  confined  to  the  recipient
countries.
Action plan
To make up for the shortfall and ful­
filment  of  internationally  agreed
climate  objectives  by  2030,  the  de­
veloped countries must take imme­
diate action. First, there is a need for
clarity and consensus on the defini­
share  in  global  greenhouse  gas
emissions  historically,  climate
change vulnerable nations such Pa­
cific  Island  Countries  (PICs),  Small
Island  Countries  (SIDs),  and  Least
Developed Countries (LDCs) are dis­
proportionally  affected  by  climate
change.
Fourth,  the  $100­billion  target
should be revised to reflect the true
extent  of  finance  required  to  re­
spond  to  existing  and  future  ad­
verse  consequences  of  climate
change.  The  post­2025  outlook
should reflect a significant upward
trend in the uptake of international
climate  finance  by  developed
countries.
Jena is Regional Climate Finance

T wo matches last weekend gave further proof of why the
English Premier League is the world’s most loved football
league. Both matches, played at frenetic pace, had end­to­end
not  used  in  estimating  the  actual
finance  mobilised  by  developed
countries  towards  the  $100­billion
electricity  transmission  and  distri­
bution infrastructure, for example,
can  be  mobilised  by  developing
Adaptation  Gap  Report,  estimated
the  annual  climate  adaptation
costs  and  financing  needs  at  $140­
tion  of  international  climate  fin­
ance  to  put  all  controversies  sur­
rounding  the  classification  of
Adviser at the Commonwealth
Secretariat, and Jain is Climate
Finance Analyst with Climate Policy
action, terrific goals, equally terrific goalkeeping, incredible obligation. countries  in  a  business­as­usual 300  billion  by  2030  and  $280­500 “climate  relevant”  projects  to  rest. Initiative
feints  and  touches,  and  an  added­time  heist.  One  of  them
even had a Red Card.
The first, on Saturday, was between de­
fending  champions  and  current  table
toppers, Manchester City, and Arsenal — a LET TERS TO THE EDITOR Send your letters by email to bleditor@thehindu.co.in or by post to ‘Letters to the Editor’, The Hindu Business Line, Kasturi Buildings, 859-860, Anna Salai, Chennai 600002.
team that was written off by many a pun­
dit at the start of this season. Fake agri income ture for the sake of livelihood. the  people  can  hardly  afford  to related to low rainfall, price volat­ Footwear sector’s quandary
Arsenal  were  exceptional  in  the  first The  article  ‘Outside  tax  net  for V Vijaykumar lower their guard.  ility,  inflation,  weak  infrastruc­ If deferment of the GST rate hike
half  and  could  have  been  up  by  three too  long’  (January  5)  has  clearly Pune Several State governments have ture, debts and so on.  on textiles is a new year gift, why
goals had they been more clinical. Bukayo stated  how  the  provision  of  tax­ started  imposing  curbs  on  the Despite  the  Covid­ induced was the same type of gift not ex­
Saka  (is  there  any  player  who  brings  more  joy  to  his  game free agricultural income is being Covid spike movement  of  people  to  control curbs  and  lockdowns,  the  per­ tended to the footwear industry?
than him?) scored a wonderfully worked out goal. But a pen­ exploited by many to launder ‘all The  massive  spike  in  Covid­19 the spread of virus, but their lack formance  of  the  farm  sector  has The  Finance  Ministry  appears  to
alty and a sending off changed the game’s complexion. Still, illegal  gratification’  and  convert cases  in  recent  weeks  with  cities of  interest  in  enforcing  physical been good, underlining its resili­ be  under  the  illusion  that  the
Arsenal resolutely defended for more than 30 minutes only them into legitimate income and and other urban regions bearing distancing norms in political ral­ ence and potential.  footwear  sector  can  somehow
to concede a goal well into added time. Arsenal lost, but their that too without paying any tax.  the  brunt  has  undoubtedly  sig­ lies leaves lot to be desired. Due to lack of reforms, the farm survive despite the tax burden on
fans still cheered for them. Manchester City did what cham­ No wonder a large number of nalled  the  third  wave  hitting  the M Jeyaram sector  has  remained  unprofit­ the industry and the general pub­
pion sides do — win even during their off days. the wealthy own tracts of agricul­ country. Sholavandan (TN) able.  lic. 
Sunday’s  Chelsea  and  Liverpool  match  lived  up  to  its tural lands without engaging in With the present surge in infec­ Successive  governments  failed The tax component plays an im­
billing. Liverpool were up by two goals only to concede two farming,  just  for  the  purpose  of tions  largely  confined  to  urban Agriculture Budget to  bring  in  reforms  even  as  the portant  role  in  the  manufactur­
by the time the first half ended. Mohammad Salah’s feint in passing off a part of their income areas,  focus  must  be  turned  to­ This refers to the article, ‘Agricul­ 1991 reforms proved to be a game­ ing industry. 
the  Chelsea  penalty  box  and  scoring  from  the  near  post as agricultural and evade tax. wards  enhancing  surveillance, ture  needs  a  separate  budget’, changer for the Indian economy. A higher rate of tax will definit­
shows why he’s by far the best striker in the world today. While  the  prospect  of  taxing testing and accelerate the pace of (January 5). Agriculture plays a vi­ However,  the  passing  of  the ively  discourage  local  consump­
For  Chelsea,  two  wonder  strikes  by  Mateo  Kovacic  and agricultural income is politically vaccination to prevent the conta­ tal  role  in  the  Indian  economy, farm  reforms  Bills  and  the  sub­ tion  as  well  as  exports.  India
Christian Pulisic restored parity. The game ended in a draw as difficult, as the author notes, one gion  from  wreaking  a  havoc  on with over 70 per cent of the rural sequent retreat by the Centre, due should formulate policies by tak­
it should have. The real winner this weekend was Manchester way  out  could  be  to  that  for our healthcare system.  households depending on it. to protests by farmers should not ing  into  consideration  the  avail­
City who have now opened up a massive 10­point lead. people  having  other  taxable  in­ While the lower rate of hospit­ Also, it contributes about 17 per discourage  the  Central  and  State ability of cheap Chinese goods all
The  real  drama  this  season  seems  to  be  for  the  crucial come  such  as  salary  or  business alisation  and  low  severity  of the cent of the GDP and provides em­ governments  to  effect  changes over the world. 
fourth spot, with four teams — Arsenal, West Ham United, Tot­ income,  their  agricultural  in­ Omicron  variant  provide a  glim­ ployment  to  over  60  per  cent  of for the sector that feeds the popu­ Otherwise the country will lose
tenham Hotspur and Manchester United — vying for it. In a come  shall  be  taxable  at  usual mer  of  hope  that  the  third  wave the population. lation over 1.3 billion and employs the  competitiveness  on  Indian
surreal  world  still  ravaged  by  the  Covid  pandemic  that  re­ rates.  may  not  be  as  calamitous  as  the It  includes  more  than  12  crore many people. products.
fuses to go, football is indeed a much­needed distraction. The  rationale  being  that  such second, driven by the Delta strain, smallholder  and  marginal  farm­ N Sadhasiva Reddy Girish R Edathitta
people do not engage in agricul­ both  the  public  authorities  and ers, most of who face annual risks Bengaluru Pathanamthitta (Kerala)
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Where ‘sharks’ don’t invest

Funding innovations in agri sector is high risk, low returns business
Is Taxman getting over-aggressive?
While many recent searches may be justified, more clarity in the GST law is needed to ensure fairness
After all, let us remember that the sharks can
MANASI PHADKE see  through  false  valuations  precisely  Kyunki taxpayers  could  be  that  they  have
MOHAN R LAVI
Saas-bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi.  Entrepreneurs  of  the not  been  adequately  trained  on

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TWEAKONOMICS 2.0 world, beware. Should you have put on Taarak uring the first few years of how to interpret generally­worded
Mehta ka Ulta Chashma by  any  chance,  the GST,  the  menace  of  fake Sections in the Act/Rules. 

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an might well be a social animal,
but bulls, bears, doves and hawks
are  economic  animals.  The  first
two prowl about in the share baz­
ars and the last two in central banks. And now
they won’t leave the aqua kingdom alone. I am
informed that sharks have also made it to the
list of confirmedly economic animals.
During  my  childhood,  sharks  were  also
found in the seas, but mostly found in Holly­
wood horror movies — think Jaws. Since then,
they  have  moved  on  from  the  sea  into  tanks
and are now part of a popular TV series ‘Shark
Tank’.  For  the  uninitiated,  ‘Shark  Tank’  is  an
American reality show in which entrepreneurs
with bright, go­to­market (GTM) ideas make a
pitch to a panel of investors, called ‘sharks’, to
buy a stake in their company.  needs funds. Bankers often are unable and/or
The  entrepreneur  comes  out  with  an  ‘ask
price’, say $0.1 million for a 10 per
cent stake in his company, which
puts  the  valuation  of  the  com­
pany  at  $1  million.  Sharks  typic­
ally  ask  the  entrepreneur  ques­
tions  about  sales,  revenue,  GTM
strategy, working capital require­
ment — to quickly figure out the
valuation of the company on­the­
go  and  then  bite  if  the  bait  is
good.  shark eye, on how the business is
sharks will oust you from the show sooner than
Big Boss shows you the door.
Reality TV to reality
Real­life  entrepreneurs  play  out  the  Kaun
Banega Crorepati,  but  unfortunately  without
any  lifelines  or  options.  A  few  months  ago,  I
had an opportunity to connect with the ecosys­
tem of agritech start­ups. Whether it is in the
space of smart agriculture, precision farming,
quality  assaying,  decentralised  storage  solu­
tions  or  uberised  transport  systems,  agritech
start­ups  have  been  identifying  the  gaps  that
plague Indian agriculture and plugging them
with innovative tech solutions.
But  when  one  decides  to  scale  across
products,  geographies  and  processes,  one
unwilling to evaluate innovative proposals and
give  debt  to  newbie  entrepren­
eurs  with  ideas  that  could  fail.
This is where the venture capital
funds  chip  in,  evaluate  risk­re­
turns in the proposal and take a
stake in the enterprise.  former.”  and train them in detail on it. Once
The VC brings to the board not
only  funds,  but  also  contacts,
markets  and  expertise.  The  fund
keeps  a  hawk  eye,  or  let  us  say
invoicing  kept  troubling
the  Tax  Department.  The
introduction  of  e­invoicing  cur­
tailed  fake  invoicing  to  some  ex­
tent. Over the last year or so, there
have been reports about the GST De­
partment going aggressive by con­
ducting  searches  and  intelligence­
gathering  visits  —  most  of  which
are effectively raids.
The  recent  searches  conducted
on  Peeyush  Kumar  Jain  of  Odo­
chem Industries, Kanpur, has given
the Department an opportunity to
use every possible penal section un­
der  the  GST  law.  The  searches  un­
earthed over ₹195 crore in cash, 23
kg of  gold  and  sandalwood  oil
worth  ₹6  crore.  The  arrest  memo
was issued under Section 69 of the
Central  GST  (CGST),  and  it  com­
menced by stating that the search
was  done  due  to  “specific  intelli­
gence  input  from  sources/in­
The  arrest  memo  detailed  many
Sections  of  the  CGST  Act  that  Odo­
chem Industries had violated — Sec­
tion 67 (power of inspection, search
and  seizure),  Section  49  (payment
The appeal mechanism under GST is not yet completely functional
crypto  exchange  —  and  detected
evasion of around ₹49.2 crore. No­
tices have also been issued to other
crypto  exchanges.  Is  the  GST  De­
partment  getting  needlessly  over­
ISTOCK
ing,  ask  some  additional  informa­
tion  from  the  okay  taxpayer,  and
really  go  after  the  bad  taxpayer  to
collect  their  pound  of  flesh.  Many
are of the opinion that the Tax De­
This, in turn, forces them to issue
show­cause  notices  that  sound
more  like  a  threat  than  a  notice.
Some notices inform the taxpayers
that they should not leave the GST
office premises till all information
has been provided. 
Some  summon  the  CEO  of  the
company  to  attend  a  hearing  in
person  despite  the  company  hav­
ing  deputed  a  person  to  attend.
And  some  others pass  assessment
orders considering income tax rev­
enues as a basis — though it is com­
mon knowledge that what is taxed
under  income  tax  need  not  be
taxed under GST and vice-versa.
Since the appeal mechanism un­
der GST is not yet completely func­
tional,  it  is  imperative  that  the
Central Board of Indirect Taxes and
Customs  (CBIC)  lay  out  clear
guidelines  on  assessment  proced­
ures to be followed to their officers
this is done, all State governments
should  issue  similar  instructions
for their respective GST laws. 
State  governments  need  to  do
this  as there  is  a  wide  disparity

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If  the  valuation  done  by  the managed. The VC is interested in of  tax,  interest  and  penalty),  Sec­ aggressive  is  a  question  that  is  on partment  is  taking  an  aggressive between  how  CGST  officers  and
shark is lower, then ouch! One might get an of­ increasing  the  valuation  of  the  firm  by,  say, tion 70 (power to summon persons the minds of taxpayers. stance against all taxpayers. their SGST counterparts do their as­

in
fer in which the shark agrees to give $0.1 mil­ eight times (8x) over 4­5 years, after which the to give evidence and produce docu­ There  could  be  a  couple  of  reas­ sessments.  The  GST  Council  can
lion,  but  for  an  18  per  cent  stake  in  the  com­ VC exits from the investment. ments),  Section  132(1)(a)  (punish­ Taxpayers in India ons for this. One, the law is not clear also do its bit by bringing in some

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pany. If the idea is good and the price is right, But,  in  many  cases,  specifically  in  sectors ment  for  certain  offences)  and Taxpayers  in  India  can  be  divided on  many  aspects,  which  prompts stability  to  the  laws  and  rules.  In­
you get what you ‘ask’ for. And if the proposal is such  as  agriculture  or  rural  development, many  Sections  in  Chapter  VII  (on into  three  categories  —  the  good, the  Department  to  take  a  pro­rev­ stead of taking a cursory view, they
super­good,  the  sharks  within  the  tank  may meaningful innovations have a long gestation tax invoice, credit and debit notes).  the okay and the bad. The good tax­ enue  stance.  For  instance,  in  the should  take  a  complete  relook  at

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even chew off each other’s heads to buy a stake period. It is impossible to achieve even 4x valu­ Many tax defaulters in India have payers  are  the  ones  who  do case of WazirX, the crypto exchange the entire gamut of laws and do a
and you might land up getting your $0.1 mil­ ation in eight years — that is because the basic a false sense of bravado — Odochem everything  by  the  book  and  even was discharging its liability to GST one­time  amendment  to  ensure
lion for just 8 per cent stake in the company. scale  of  operations  of  the  innovation  may  be Industries  was  no  different.  When when  searches  are  made  and  in­ on  fees  and  commissions  but  not that  the  laws  abide  by  the  prin­

It is a show based on finance, marketing and
economics, but it became one of the most pop­
ular  shows  in  the  US  and  picked  up  several
prime time TV awards through its 13 seasons.
Versions  of  the  ‘Shark  Tank’  have  been
launched in seven countries, including in India
recently.
tiny and focussed on a specific product/issue.
There  are  very  few  funding  options  here  be­
cause bankers don’t like the risks and VCs don’t
like the returns.  chem  Industries  nonchalantly
And,  yet,  this  high  risk­low  returns  innova­
tion  could  be  the  exact  solution  for  a  long­
drawn  issue.  This  is  exactly  where  ‘social  im­
the special public prosecutor made
an  assessment  that  the  total  tax
evaded was around ₹52 crore, Odo­
asked to take ₹52 crore and refund
the balance of cash seized. This case
becomes  even  more  intriguing  if
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formation  sought,  they  have  it  in
them  to  provide  it.  The  ‘okay’  are
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ones that will comply with the laws
after  some  hesitation  and  delay.
During  search,  they  will  provide
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some  information  but  with  time
lag since the data may not be read­
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on its own currency. Till date, there ciples laid down by Adam Smith —
is no clarity on how GST should be fairness,  certainty,  convenience
levied  on  cryptos,  yet  the  Depart­ and efficiency. 
ment  chose  to  go  after  WazirX From  experience,  this  appears
knowing this.  impossible but in the remote event
The terms and conditions for get­ that  it  does  happen,  it  will  ensure
ting input tax credit under GST are that  the  Tax  Department  turns  ag­

The entire interaction requires quick think­ pact’ funds can — and increasingly are — make a we  consider the  fact  that  political ily available. The bad taxpayers are changing ever so often that a lot of gressive  only  towards  the  bad  tax­
ing on the part of the investor and the entre­ difference. And that is how innovations can be parties  have  indulged  in  blame­ the ones who would state that they effort  and  time  (for  both  the  De­ payers  leaving  the  good  and  the
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preneur,  an  innate  understanding  of  the  fin­ powered meaningfully in India — sure, we need game,  with  one  of  them  stating were  unaware  that  an  indirect  tax partment and the taxpayer) go into okay alone. The Department should
ance of the business, superb presentation and a shark tank, but then we also need some dol­ that  searches  were  conducted  on was  applicable  to  the  transactions getting  a  definitive  answer  as  to be comforted by the fact that such
excellent  negotiation  skills.  Strategy,  money, phin pools! the wrong entity.  they are involved in. what is eligible and what is not. An­ taxpayers  are  a  minority  and  not
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glib talk and negotiation — the very elements On  the  heels  of  the  Odochem
that  power  the  TRP  ratings  of  a  typical  Saas- The writer is a brave economist trying to laugh search,  the  Tax  Department
Bahu show.  against the odds searched  the  offices  of  WazirX  —  a
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In an ideal situation, the Tax De­ other  reason  why  the  Department the majority. 
partment  should  leave  the  good may be taking an aggressive stance
taxpayer to do what he has been do­ towards  the  entire  population  of The writer is a chartered accountant

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time  to  shift  our  mindset
(LTCG)  at  a  flat  20  per
cent (other than those on certain
India  follows  the  UN  model
code  of  DTAA  (double  taxation
Article 14 of the Constitution en­
visages “right to equality” under
clause  with  the  wording  “but
subject  to  the  provisions  of  this
equity stake in Larsen & Toubro, are understood to have
decided to appoint a non­executive chairman for the
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when it comes to electric vehicles. specified securities).  avoidance  agreement),  under all laws of the country.  chapter”.  company. At a meeting in Delhi on Friday, the heads of

In  all  the  years  that  I’ve  covered This is enshrined in Section 112 which, Article 24 talks of non­dis­ The non­availability of the ba­ Thus,  even  under  the  new  re­ financial institutions including IDBI and UTI reportedly
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Tesla,  two  things  have  constantly (1)(a) for a resident and under the crimination.  sic exemption limit overflow into gime,  the  basic  exemption  limit took a decision to effect this management change in the
irked me. The first is the question analogous  Section  112(1)(c)  and Simply put, the non­discrimin­ LTCG  for  non­resident  individu­ is not available for a non­resident company. According to sources in L&T, the company top
brass has been kept in the dark about the FI decision. 
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that  I  get  about  how  Tesla  faces
“rising  competition”  from  legacy
automakers who are finally com­
ing out with electric vehicles after
watching Tesla grind it out — and
create  a  sizeable  lead  —  for  a  full
decade.  Remember  when  every
new  offering  was  a  supposed
“Tesla Killer?”  individual)  is  made  available  to
Tesla delivered 308,600 electric
cars globally in the fourth quarter,
which smashed analysts’ expecta­
tions  by  a  stunning  amount.
Bloomberg’s survey of 13 analysts
had  the  figure  at  263,000  —  so
Tesla beat their forecasts by more
than 45,000 units.
Do  other  automakers  have  EVs
on  the  market?  Yes,  and  massive
investments  along  the  lines  of
what Toyota and Volkswagen have
outlined  recently  are  great  steps
forward. But for now, Tesla main­
tains a commanding lead when it
comes  to  actual  sales;  it  remains
the  brand  that  is  synonymous
with  EVs.  It’s  also  the  only  com­
pany currently manufacturing EVs
in  high  volumes,  which  is  why
Hertz  ordered  100,000  vehicles
from  Tesla  and  not  from  GM,  or
Ford, or VW, or Toyota.
That  leads  to  the  second  ques­
tion  regarding  market  share.
Some people wonder if Tesla will
lose  market  share  to  other  EV
makers, as more EVs come on the
market.  It  probably  will,  even  as
overall sales continue to grow.  13. Spoil, damage (3)
Imagine the auto industry as a
pie. Right now, the EV share of the
overall  pie  is  a  tiny  sliver  but  a
growing  one.  In  Norway,  65  per
cent of new car sales in 2021 were
electric.  On  Tesla’s  last  earnings
call,  Chief  Financial  Officer
Zachary Kirkhorn said that there’s
been a “profound awakening” and
desire for EVs that has caught even
Tesla off guard. Demand outstrips
supply for Tesla and for rivals like
Ford.
In  the  coming  year,  with  fossil
fuel­induced climate change ever
more evident, how much will the
EV  sliver  of  pie  grow?  My  col­
leagues at BNEF expect EV sales to
continue to pick up pace in 2022 as
production capacity expands and
new models launch.  BLOOMBERG
Section 115E for non­residents, the
latter section specific to non­res­
ident Indians.
For  a  resident  individual  hav­
ing  income  from  other  streams
besides  LTCG  the  basic  exemp­
tion  of  ₹2,50,000/₹3,00,000/
₹5,00,000  (based  on  age  of  the
be  offset  against  these  income
streams and then the balance of
basic exemption is allowed to be
offset against the computed LTCG
per proviso to Section 112(1)(a).
A non­resident individual is al­
lowed to offset the basic exemp­
tion limit against incomes other
than  LTCG  incomes  only,  and  if
there  is  an  overflow/shortfall
available left of the basic exemp­
tion  limit  then  the  same  is  not
available  to  be  offset  against
LTCG. This is due to the absence of
easy
ACROSS
1. Go at breakneck speed (6)
4. One working the land (6)
9. Bird of prey (7)
10. One seeing no good in
anything (5)
11. Practical joke (4)
12. Be afraid (4)
15. Of here, Helen (4)
16. Agitate (4)
19. The lot (3)
21. Fail to carry through
engagement (4)
22. Continent (4)
24. Bury (5)
25. Drawing (7)
26. Wish for (6)
27. Stops (6)
SOLUTION: BL Two-way Crossword 2036
ACROSS 1. Decorate 7. Chair 8. Meeting 9. Gleamed 10. Sort  24. At home for most of Lent, say, put one
12. Evident 14. Sulphur 17. Blue 18. Malaria 21. Swindle 22. Lurks  under (5)
23. One­sided
DOWN 1. Demise 2. Cheerful 3. Rain 4. Toggle 5. Calm 6. Credit  true, it's different (7)
7. Crevice 11. Spheres 13. Exploded 14. Simple 15. Reason 16. Depend
19. Lure 20. Miss
ation clause of the DTAA warrants
that  a  non­resident
ought not to be dis­
criminated  as
against  a  resident
on  the  basis  of
charge,  method  of
assessment  and  on
the rates of tax.
As  for  non­resid­
ent  corporate  entit­
ies  being  taxed  at  a  differential
rate  of  tax  vis-a-vis resident  cor­
porates, Explanation 1 to Section
90 explicitly says that the differ­
ential rate of tax for foreign com­
panies  shall  not  be  discriminat­
ory  (the  insertion  of  this  was
done  after  the  decision  in  the
well­known  Societe Generale
case).  option to go through the new re­
This  explanation  addresses
only  non­resident  corporate  en­
DOWN
1. Be somewhat inclined
(4,4,1,4)
2. Depending on (7)
3. Look sullen (4)
5. Precise (8)
6. Note (5)
7. Gramophones (6­7)
8. Flat (5)
14. Trick performer (8)
17. Saves (7)
18. Fielding positions (5)
20. Egyptian or Indian
water­lily (5)
23. Be protractedly painful (4)
als hence appears to be discrim­
inatory  under  the
DTAA  provisions  be­
sides  being  squarely
hit by Article 14 of the
Constitution, thereby
raising  issue  of  un­
constitutionality  in
the matter and man­
ner  of  calculating
taxes for a non­resid­
ent vis-a-vis a resident.  is not.  signing of the contract in 1999 significantly eased entry
The  moot  point  here  is  not  a
question of rate of tax but grant­
ing of the basic exemption or its
overflow limit into LTCG.
A non­resident Indian may opt
for the normal scheme of compu­
tation as against Section 115E vide
Section 115I. He, thereby, gets the
gime  of  taxation  as  per  Section
115BAC or under Section 112(1)(c).  The writer is a chartered accountant
bl two-way crossword 2037
individual to be offset against the
LTCG income if there is an over­ RPL-IOC pact skids on ‘vision’
flow of the basic exemption after The Indian Oil Corporation­Reliance Petroleum Ltd
adjusting  against  other  streams marketing rights agreement to sail together six years in
of income or only against LTCG if the post­Administered Pricing Mechanism era began
that  was  the  only  stream  of skidding on an oil slick called the Hydrocarbon Vision 2025
income. early this year, according to industry sources. The process
The legislature is privy to pick was accentuated by the lack of growth in petro­products
and choose what to tax or other­ demand over the last two years, throwing the
wise;  thereby  tax  differentiation consumption projections awry. The vision document
is permitted, but discrimination prepared and ratified by the Cabinet two years after the
The  only  alternative  available into the petro­marketing business. 
to correct this drafting lacuna on Forex reserves increase $33 m
basic  limit  availability/its  over­ The country’s forex reserves have risen by $33 million to
flow  into  LTCG  for  non­resident touch $48.045 billion for the week ended December 28,
individuals is through an ordin­ 2001, as compared with $48.012 billion in the previous
ance  or  with  a  retrospective week. The marginal rise in reserves was primarily
amendment  in  the  upcoming attributed to some export realisations despite the
Budget  to  obviate  floodgates  of prevailing volatility in the market at that time, according
litigation. to forex dealers. “If the rate at which the reserves are rising
is any indication, we are likely to cross $50 billion before
March 2002,” said a forex dealer with a private sector bank. 
not so easy
ACROSS DOWN
1. It will prove painful to the French to move 1. Be inclined to be only
so rapidly (6) semi­capable of
4. One involved with the land a distance away thought? (4,4,1,4)
on the sea in France (6) 2. Is depending on the
9. Five last month were certain not to start Spanish one to rave
the bird (7) about (7)
10. He doubts good: fancy nicely revealed (5) 3. No pleasant expression,
11. Have one on ­­ have only half eaten nothing look! It's your second
before ten (4) half (4)
12. Trepidation a good way away 5. Bill presented to man of
incorporating the East (4) the church is exact (8)
13. Spoil the backward thrust (3) 6. Either way, note measured
15. Weighty place finds Conservative with by apothecary (5)
internal upset (4) 7. Sportsmen achieving best
16. Move round and round: it's getting back times, etc, turning discs
right at the end (4) (6­7)
19. None excluded a driver under instruction 8. Up and down, it's flat (5)
of about fifty (3) 14. A tricky performer will
21. She encourages and then drops the Italian swindle the man in the
just replacing us (4) box (8)
22. A lot of countries like the interior part of 17. Saves coppers among
Siam (4) seers, unfortunately (7)
18. Quietly passes the men
near the wicket (5)
25. Maybe a portrait of one held by copper: 20. Much that's American
flowers in the Orient (5)
26. Wish to die without one to be father to (6) 23. Long for revolutionary to
27. Doesn't go on without complication when be given a leader (4)
caught in riot gas (6)

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6 MARKET RADAR
QUICKLY Sensex regains 60,000-mark; Nifty
nears 18K as financials, metals lead rally
IT, pharma remain
weak; volatility index
moves above 17
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, January 5
Benchmark indices closed higher
Muthoot Fincorp eyes ₹400 cr via NCD for the fourth consecutive session
Kochi, January 5 on Wednesday amid volatility, led
Muthoot Fincorp launched its 12th public issue by financials and metals. The mar­
of Secured Redeemable Non­Convertible ket  opened  on  a  flat  note  amid
Debentures on January 5 to raise ₹200 crore, mixed  global  cues.  Investors  re­
with an option to retain over­subscription up mained cautious over rising num­
to ₹200 crore, aggregating to ₹400 crore. The ber of Covid­19 cases, fresh curbs
funds raised will be used for onward lending, across  some States.  After  initial
financing, and repayment/prepayment of volatility,  indices  extended  gains
interest and principal of existing borrowings of in second half. IT stocks remained
the company. The NCDs will be of with a under pressure through the day.
minimum ticket size of ₹10,000. There will be The BSE Sensex closed above the
10 tenure options of secured NCDs i.e. 27 60,000­mark  at  60,223.15,  up
months, 38 months, 72 months, and 96 367.22 points or 0.61 per cent, for
months, offering returns with effective yield the first time since November 17.
ranging from 8.30 to 9.37 per cent. The issue It  recorded  an  intraday  high  of
closes on January 28.  OUR BUREAU 60,332.72  and  a  low  of  59,661.38.
AMFI category: Recently-listed new age Market to surprise positively in 2022 as well
stocks enter small and mid-cap space
Zomato, Nykaa, got listed as large­cap stock.  large­cap was at ₹47,600 crore
New age businesses such as
Paytm, PolicyBazaar Zomato, Nykaa, Paytm and Poli­
cyBazaar that paved the way for
classified as
successful exit of their existing
large-cap stocks investors entered the large­cap
category.
SURESH P IYENGAR The  fresh  listings  that  dir­
ectly got added in mid­cap cat­
Mumbai, January 5
About  74  per  cent  of  the  re­ egory  were  Star  Health,  Clean
cently listed stocks that hit the Science,  Nuvoco  Vistas,  Aditya
market  through  IPOs  in  the Birla AMC, GR Infraprojects, Ap­
second half of last year had deb­ tus  Value  and  Devyani
uted in the small­cap category International.
as per the new list of stock cat­
egorisation announced by the Migration to large-cap
Association of Mutual Funds in Stocks  that  made  entry  into cap  to  mid­cap  were  Bandhan
India on Wednesday. large­cap  category  from  mid­ Bank,  Bosch,  Cholamandalam
According  to  Edelweiss  Al­ cap  include  MindTree,  SRF, Invest,  P&G  Hygiene,  Auro­
ternative Research study, of the IRCTC,  Tata  Power,  Mphasis, bindo  Pharma,  NMDC,  Lupin,
43  IPOs  that  were  launched Godrej  Properties,  Macrotech Bank  Of  Baroda,  Biocon,  Col­
between  last  July  and  Decem­ Developers  (Lodha),  Bharat gate­Palmolive,  Punjab  Na­
ber, 32 stocks have entered into Electronics and JSW Energy. tional  Bank,  Honeywell  Auto­
small­cap while seven were cat­ Some of the companies that mation and YES Bank.
egorised  as  mid­cap  and  four got  downgraded  from  large­ The  market  cap  cut­off  for
BROKER’S CALL TODAY'S PICK
EDELWEISS SECURITIES Pidilite Industries (₹2,638): Buy
Coal India (Buy)
Target: ₹210 AKHIL NALLAMUTHU
CMP: ₹153.7 BL Research Bureau
Coal India (CIL) operating performance has The stock of Pidilite Industries,
improved further. Key highlights are: Production which  is  on  a  long­term
rate caught up with sales for the first time in uptrend,  lost  momentum  in
FY22; Larger and more profitable subsidiaries
October last year after reaching
showed a marked improvement in performance; ₹2,500  levels.  This  level
Inventory declined slightly in Dec­21 to 28.6 mt; blocked the rally and following
e­auction volume, after falling in Oct­21, has been this, the stock was witnessing a
improving steadily, particularly to the gradual decline in price.  factors,  traders  can  initiate
ht
non­regulated sector; and rake availability has Although there was no trend
continuously improved. After hitting a trough of reversal, the stock saw its price
241.9 rakes/day, the rake movement improved to fall towards the key support of
272.2 rakes/day in Nov­21.  ₹2,200.  Thankfully,  this  sup­
Taking cues from the current rate, we expect
port  arrested  the  decline  in
CIL’s FY22 offtake to rise 14 per cent y­o­y to early December and since then,
650–655 mt (our estimate: 643 mt) the scrip is on a recovery mode.
Despite a lacklustre performance in H1­FY22, we The  stock  gathered  enough
expect H2­FY22 to be much better for CIL, led by momentum and consequently,
higher e­auction premium and sales volume. it  breached  the  resistance  of
Furthermore, the higher e­auction premium ₹2,500 on Tuesday with strong
achieved in Oct­Nov­21 and focus on the
non­regulated sector in Dec­21 are likely to
improve profitability. DAY TRADING GUIDE
On the working capital front, we still do not see
an inventory build­up. If the current offtake 17946 • Nifty 50 Futures
continues, we expect inventory to reduce to S1 S2 R1 R2
much lower levels by Mar­22 than 96.6 mt in 17830 17700 17950 18000
Mar­21. Going by the possibility of better
earnings and cash accretion, we maintain Buy on
the stock with an unchanged target price of ₹210
(9x FY23 EPS). ₹1565 • HDFC Bank
S1 S2 R1 R2
1550 1535 1590 1620
ICICI SECURITIES
Vijaya Diagnostic (Buy)
Target: ₹700
CMP: ₹568.5 ₹1845 • Infosys
Vijaya Diagnostic (Vijaya) is one of the largest S1 S2 R1 R2
integrated diagnostic chains in southern India 1830 1800 1875 1900
and is primarily based in Andhra Pradesh and
Telangana. Other factors that differentiate
Vijaya from other diagnostic chains are: nearly
92 per cent of business is its B2C (provides ₹220 • ITC
S1 S2 R1 R2
stickiness); and it offers a comprehensive
basket of diagnostic services in both pathology 215 212 221 226
and radiology.
Owing to its B2C focus and higher radiology
contribution, Vijaya commands the highest ₹150 • ONGC
margin (about 44 per cent in FY21) within the S1 S2 R1 R2
industry. The company’s focus on deeper 146 144 150 153
expansion in its dominant regions, along with
supportive macro factors and expectation of a
faster shift of market to organised players, will
help it to maintain its growth momentum.  ₹2469 • Reliance Ind.
Further expansion in East, especially in Kolkata, S1 S2 R1 R2
may drive medium to long­term growth. 2435 2415 2470 2500
The stock currently trades at valuations of
61.9xFY23E and 50.5xFY24E earnings and
EV/EBITDA multiple of 28.3xFY23 and 23.9xFY24.
₹492 • SBI
The company has dominating position in
S1 S2 R1 R2
South India, B2C focus with continuous deeper
network expansion in its dominating 485 477 500 510
geographies, along with supportive macro
factors and expectation of faster shift of market
to organised players.  ₹3861 • TCS
We initiate coverage on the stock with Buy
S1 S2 R1 R2
rating and target price of ₹700/share. 3840 3800 3950 4000
BusinessLine is not responsible for the recommendations
sourced from third party brokerages. Reports may be sent
to: blmarketwatch@gmail.com S1, S2: Support 1 & 2; R1, R2: Resistance 1 & 2.  Yes  Bk [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 14.50. . . . . . . 14.50. . . . . . . 14.55. . . . . . . 14.95. . . . . . . 14.40. . . 312373.03. . . . . . . 18.50. . . . . . . 10.51. . . . . ­ . . . . . . . 14.50  Pts: Impact on index movement
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YK
The Nifty 50 closed at 17,925.25, up
120 points or 0.67 per cent.  tak  Bank,  JSW  Steel  and  Grasim
The  market  breadth  remained
positive  with  1,830  stocks  advan­
cing on the BSE against 1,555 that
declined;  96  remained  un­
changed. Volatility index rose 6.87
per cent to 17.23.
Vinod Nair, Head of Research at
Geojit Financial Services, said, “In
a highly  volatile  session,  the  do­
mestic market witnessed a recov­
ery following a mild dip though
global sentiments were not in fa­
vour  of  bulls.  Increasing  Covid
cases  leading  to  stricter  restric­
tions  has  pressurised  market
volatility.  Banking  sector  out­
shone other sectoral indices as a
few  private  lenders  reported
double­digit  growth  during  the
third  quarter.  IT  stocks  took  a
blow as investors awaited onset of
quarterly  results  season.  US  and
Asian markets traded weak ahead
while  that  of  mid­cap  was  at
₹16,200 crore.
Of the overall market cap, the
percentage of top 100 large­cap
stocks  was  lower  at  68.8  per
cent against 71.4 per cent in July
review  of  AMFI  due  to  wide­
spread rally in the equity mar­
ket in the better half of last year.
Market capitalisation of mid­
cap  stocks,  which  starts  from
101 to 250, was a tad higher at
16.9  per  cent  against  16.27  per
cent logged in the previous re­
view.  But  the  stock  markets  will  keep
The rally in small­cap stocks
ensured  that  their  contribu­
tion to the overall market cap
increased  to  14.3  per  cent
against 12.29 logged in the July
review. Mutual funds have to re­
calibrate  their  scheme  portfo­
lio  as  per  the  new  list  an­
nounced by AMFI.
A
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volumes. As it closed at ₹2,638
on  Wednesday,  it  can  be  as­
sumed that ₹2,500 is decisively
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breached  and  this  opens  the
possibility  of  another  leg  of
s:
uptrend.  Yet,  there  could  be  a
dip  to  ₹2,560  before  making
fresh highs.
tp
Considering  the  above
fresh  longs  at  current  levels
and  accumulate  on  a  dip  to
₹2,560. Place initial stop­loss at
₹2,500 and revise it upwards to
₹2,600 if the stock crosses over
₹2,700.  Liquidate  the  longs  at
₹2,800.
(Note: The recommendations are
based on technical analysis. There
is a risk of loss in trading.)
COMMENT
Trend is bullish. But there is a barrier
ahead and risk­reward not
favourable for longs. Stay away.
COMMENT
Stock looks bullish. Go long now
and on a drop to 1550. Place
stop­loss at 1530.
COMMENT
The scrip appears bearish and
so,initiate fresh shorts with
stop­loss at 1880.
COMMENT
Initiate fresh long positions only if
the stock breaks above 221. Keep
the stop­loss at 218.
COMMENT
Hovering around resistance at 150.
Go long on a decisive break of this
level; stop­loss at 146.
COMMENT
Stock now faces hurdle at 2470. Buy
afresh if this level is breached. Place
stop­loss at 2435.
COMMENT
The stock is likely to extend the rally
to 500. Hence, consider fresh buys
with stop­loss at 485.
COMMENT
Stock is bullish but approaching a
strong barrier. Buy now and exit at
4000; stop­loss at 3800.
CHENNAI
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BusinessLine
Geojit launches platform
for loan against shares
NSDL a/c holders Vice­President  of  NSDL,  at  a
Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Finance, Ko­
can avail the facility
function held in Kochi. Padmaja
Chunduru  said,  “NSDL  has,  of
were top gainers on Nifty 50 and late,  undertaken  various  tech­
Tech Mahindra, Infosys, HCL Tech, V SAJEEV KUMAR nology­driven  initiatives  such
Divi’s Lab and Wipro top losers. Kochi, January 5 as the launch of Insta Demat ac­
Geojit  Credits,  an  NBFC,  and count,  Demat  Gateway,  etc,  to
IT, pharma under pressure subsidiary  of  Geojit  Financial offer  superior  convenience  to
On  the  sectoral  front,  financials, Services,  on  Wednesday its  stakeholders.  NSDL  Digital
metals, realty, auto and oil & gas launched its digital platform to LAS  facility  has  been  designed
stocks  recorded  gains  while  IT, offer loans against shares (LAS). to  provide  instant  liquidity  to
pharma  and  consumer  durables With  the  launch  of  the  digital investors to help them fund fur­
faced pressure. platform,  Geojit  Credits  be­ ther investments or to meet im­
Nifty IT was down 1.93 per cent. comes the first company to dis­ mediate personal expenses.” 
Nifty  Pharma  and  Nifty  Health­ burse LAS digitally to any demat Geojit’s  LAS  digital  platform
care  Index  closed  0.29  per  cent account  holder  registered  with will  enable  clients  to  apply  for
and  0.31  per  cent  lower,  respect­ NSDL.  loans  by  pledging  shares  by  se­
ively.  Nifty  Consumer  Durables The  platform  was  formally lecting a scheme of their choice
was down 0.20 per cent.  launched  by  Padmaja  Chun­ and completing all documenta­
Broader indices faced pressure. duru, Managing Director of Na­ tion  online.  Once  the  loan  ap­
Nifty  Midcap  50  closed  0.14  per tional Securities Depository Ltd, plication is digitally signed and
cent higher while Nifty Smallcap in  the  presence  of  CJ  George, approved,  the  amount  will  be
50 was down 0.11 per cent. The S&P Founder  and  Managing  Dir­ instantly  credited  to  the  bank
of release  of  US  Fed  meeting BSE Midcap was up 0.36 per cent. ector  of  Geojit,  A  Balakrishnan, account  of  the  client  and  in­
minutes while European indexes The  S&P  BSE  Smallcap  was  down Executive  Director  of  Geojit, terest  will  be  charged  only  for
held ground.”  0.08 per cent. and  Prashant  Vagal,  Executive the amount utilised.
re­rating  of  a  large  number  of cent  of  Nifty  index  constituents and  mid­cap  stocks  could  give
Budget, UP election companies will remain the dom­ still offered a potential for expan­ you  the  stellar  returns  since  80
will be key triggers inant theme for 2022. November sion of valuations. Further, it says per  cent  are  trading  at  poor  PE
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and  December  2021  saw 76  per  cent  of  Nifty  companies multiples. Before the bull runs of
heightened  selling  of  stocks  by will  witness  return  on  equity 1992, 2001 and 2008 ended it was
in
PALAK SHAH
foreign  portfolio  investors  but (RoE)  expansion  in  the  next  two the  small  and  mid­cap  stocks
Mumbai, January 5
2022 will prove the naturalist and their  return  to  markets  could years  compared  with  the  pre­ whose  PEs  rose  substantially  in
az
purist ways of analysing the stock keep  sentiments  buoyant  since Covid three­year average.  3­4 years. 
markets wrong. To a naturalist, In­ further room to continue selling Kotak Mutual expects the next In  2021,  Indian  markets  gave
dia’s stupendous market rally last was scarce, experts say. financial  year  (FY)  earnings some of the new listings obscene
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year  seemed  puzzling  since  the The Budget in February 2021 is growth to be around 20 per cent PE premiums but did not look at
country  kept  battling  Covid expected to be the first major trig­ (year on year) based on operating already listed quality companies.
second  wave  and,  consequently, ger for the markets since the gov­ leverage.  This  results  in  forward The debacle of Paytm was a reflec­
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an  economic  downturn  for  the ernment is expected to have col­ PE of nearly 20 times for FY23. His­ tion of such frenzy. On the other
large part of 2021. Still the Sensex L_ lected 200 per cent more in taxes torically,  Nifty  has  peaked  at hand, a sharp rally in few of the
scaled  two  milestones,  50,000 than its own anticipation during around 30 PE, which shows there Tata Group stocks that fall in the
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higher  valuations  and  interest minister may announce massive appreciation in the next year.  (some of which gave 5x return in
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THE  TOP  100 Nifty 50 Movers G 120.00 pts.
Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52  W  High 52  W  Low PE BSE  Close
Close(₹) Pts
HDFC Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1564.85. . . . . . . . 36.36. . . . . . . . . 25.31 . . . . . . . . 8.74
PE Wt(%)
AbbottIndia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 18986.20. . . . 18866.35. . . . 19048.70. . . . 19221.60. . . . 18781.55. . . . . . . 10.14. . . . 23902.30. . . . 13970.10. . . . . 56 . . . . 18868.95  ICICI Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 788.05. . . . . . . . 24.15. . . . . . . . . 23.90 . . . . . . . . 6.98
ACC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2224.30. . . . . 2241.30. . . . . 2225.00. . . . . 2246.00. . . . . 2220.10. . . . . . 372.96. . . . . 2587.95. . . . . 1584.35. . . . . 20 . . . . . 2240.90  Kotak Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1922.15. . . . . . . . 23.36. . . . . . . . . 38.18 . . . . . . . . 3.60
Adani  Ent [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1719.00. . . . . 1715.45. . . . . 1722.00. . . . . 1744.65. . . . . 1702.55. . . . . 1583.60. . . . . 1788.00. . . . . . 484.70. . . . 206 . . . . . 1722.50  Bajaj Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 7670.80. . . . . . . . 19.92. . . . . . . . . 93.05 . . . . . . . . 2.60
Adani  Ports  [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 739.25. . . . . . 754.90. . . . . . 739.00. . . . . . 758.80. . . . . . 734.05. . . . . 5409.00. . . . . . 901.00. . . . . . 489.45. . . . 100 . . . . . . 754.60  Bajaj Finserv . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17988.40. . . . . . . . 11.80. . . . . . . . . 39.44 . . . . . . . . 1.39
AdaniTranmsn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1754.95. . . . . 1761.05. . . . . 1706.10. . . . . 1780.50. . . . . 1706.10. . . . . . . 54.11. . . . . 2030.00. . . . . . 400.00. . . . . ­ . . . . . 1751.05  Axis Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 726.90. . . . . . . . 10.46. . . . . . . . . 22.13 . . . . . . . . 2.39
AlkemLabs [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3613.80. . . . . 3602.80. . . . . 3620.00. . . . . 3629.95. . . . . 3565.00. . . . . . . 43.81. . . . . 4067.70. . . . . 2544.25. . . . . 24 . . . . . 3601.95  Reliance Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2469.60. . . . . . . . . . 9.07. . . . . . . . . 28.22 . . . . . . 10.87
AmbujaCement [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 390.45. . . . . . 393.70. . . . . . 389.95. . . . . . 394.65. . . . . . 388.75. . . . . 1521.05. . . . . . 442.95. . . . . . 242.00. . . . . 34 . . . . . . 393.85  State Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 492.40. . . . . . . . . . 7.81. . . . . . . . . 14.57 . . . . . . . . 2.41
Apollo  Hsp [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4964.60. . . . . 4973.25. . . . . 4962.00. . . . . 5138.65. . . . . 4922.00. . . . . . 966.34. . . . . 5930.70. . . . . 2386.25. . . . 126 . . . . . 4972.60  Asian Paints. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3526.80. . . . . . . . . . 6.96. . . . . . . 102.06 . . . . . . . . 2.03
JSW Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 694.50. . . . . . . . . . 5.46. . . . . . . . . . . 8.42 . . . . . . . . 0.88
Asian  Paints [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3459.30. . . . . 3526.80. . . . . 3470.00. . . . . 3540.00. . . . . 3452.05. . . . . 1024.51. . . . . 3540.80. . . . . 2261.45. . . . 105 . . . . . 3526.45 
Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1177.60. . . . . . . . . . 5.23. . . . . . . . . . . 4.30 . . . . . . . . 1.19
AurobindoPh [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 722.25. . . . . . 721.30. . . . . . 723.10. . . . . . 730.15. . . . . . 717.25. . . . . 1147.15. . . . . 1063.75. . . . . . 620.55. . . . . 21 . . . . . . 720.90 
AvenuSupmart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4726.95. . . . . 4687.40. . . . . 4725.00. . . . . 4725.00. . . . . 4646.00. . . . . . 287.95. . . . . 5899.90. . . . . 2610.80. . . . 207 . . . . . 4687.50 
Grasim Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1747.05. . . . . . . . . . 4.73. . . . . . . . . 12.59 . . . . . . . . 0.84
Maurti Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 7775.35. . . . . . . . . . 4.42. . . . . . . . . 55.93 . . . . . . . . 1.32
Axis  Bank [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 709.15. . . . . . 726.90. . . . . . 711.90. . . . . . 730.90. . . . . . 707.75. . . . 11312.96. . . . . . 866.60. . . . . . 617.00. . . . . 24 . . . . . . 726.80 
L&T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1948.60. . . . . . . . . . 3.05. . . . . . . . . 26.75 . . . . . . . . 3.00
Bajaj  Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3289.15. . . . . 3358.55. . . . . 3289.15. . . . . 3365.00. . . . . 3281.00. . . . . . 312.22. . . . . 4361.20. . . . . 3028.35. . . . . 19 . . . . . 3357.80  Hind Unilever. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2415.80. . . . . . . . . . 2.97. . . . . . . . . 67.48 . . . . . . . . 2.75
Bajaj  Hld. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 5293.25. . . . . 5363.75. . . . . 5289.90. . . . . 5405.00. . . . . 5280.05. . . . . . . 35.68. . . . . 5654.00. . . . . 3050.00. . . . . 37 . . . . . 5363.50  Adani Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 754.90. . . . . . . . . . 2.63. . . . . . . . . 29.60 . . . . . . . . 0.71
BajajFin [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7343.00. . . . . 7670.80. . . . . 7469.90. . . . . 7691.15. . . . . 7415.00. . . . . 2583.26. . . . . 8020.20. . . . . 4361.60. . . . 106 . . . . . 7668.55  Eicher Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2778.60. . . . . . . . . . 2.35. . . . . . . . . 45.52 . . . . . . . . 0.49
BajajFinserv [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 17135.45. . . . 17988.40. . . . 17100.00. . . . 18050.00. . . . 17100.00. . . . . . 608.21. . . . 19319.95. . . . . 8275.00. . . . 688 . . . . 17983.00  ONGC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 150.35. . . . . . . . . . 2.13. . . . . . . . . . . 4.69 . . . . . . . . 0.70
BandhanBank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 254.55. . . . . . 263.45. . . . . . 258.70. . . . . . 265.40. . . . . . 253.50. . . . 22673.52. . . . . . 424.00. . . . . . 229.65. . . . . ­ . . . . . . 263.45  Bajaj Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3358.55. . . . . . . . . . 2.07. . . . . . . . . 15.00 . . . . . . . . 0.56
BergrPaintIn [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 784.45. . . . . . 789.75. . . . . . 787.45. . . . . . 792.95. . . . . . 778.55. . . . . . 467.13. . . . . . 872.00. . . . . . 675.00. . . . . 99 . . . . . . 789.30  BPCL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 394.70. . . . . . . . . . 1.91. . . . . . . . . . . 4.60 . . . . . . . . 0.48
Bharti  Air [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 697.45. . . . . . 700.00. . . . . . 700.90. . . . . . 702.75. . . . . . 691.75. . . . . 4586.11. . . . . . 781.90. . . . . . 490.15. . . . . ­ . . . . . . 700.05  Indian OilCorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 117.25. . . . . . . . . . 1.86. . . . . . . . . . . 4.31 . . . . . . . . 0.38
Biocon [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 364.40. . . . . . 363.35. . . . . . 366.00. . . . . . 367.90. . . . . . 361.75. . . . . 1049.20. . . . . . 480.00. . . . . . 314.90. . . . 353 . . . . . . 362.75  M&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 839.50. . . . . . . . . . 1.68. . . . . . . . . 21.07 . . . . . . . . 1.03
Bharti Airtel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 700.00. . . . . . . . . . 1.38. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 2.11
Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 17222.60. . . . 17332.35. . . . 17220.00. . . . 17569.80. . . . 17150.00. . . . . . . 28.72. . . . 19244.50. . . . 13146.15. . . . . 36 . . . . 17285.35 
Shree Cement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27214.65. . . . . . . . . . 0.80. . . . . . . . . 37.39 . . . . . . . . 0.46
BPCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 385.95. . . . . . 394.70. . . . . . 384.95. . . . . . 396.50. . . . . . 383.45. . . . . 6742.00. . . . . . 503.00. . . . . . 357.55. . . . . . 6 . . . . . . 394.60 
Britannia [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3638.45. . . . . 3659.70. . . . . 3638.00. . . . . 3689.00. . . . . 3633.05. . . . . . 245.40. . . . . 4152.05. . . . . 3317.90. . . . . 55 . . . . . 3658.55 
Hero MotoCorp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2506.00. . . . . . . . . . 0.63. . . . . . . . . 17.16 . . . . . . . . 0.42
ITC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 220.55. . . . . . . . . . 0.60. . . . . . . . . 18.72 . . . . . . . . 2.46
Cadila  HC [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 464.65. . . . . . 458.75. . . . . . 465.40. . . . . . 469.40. . . . . . 458.00. . . . . 3684.92. . . . . . 673.70. . . . . . 408.40. . . . . 39 . . . . . . 458.75 
Britannia Ind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3659.70. . . . . . . . . . 0.57. . . . . . . . . 55.74 . . . . . . . . 0.55
Cipla [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 924.25. . . . . . 928.55. . . . . . 926.50. . . . . . 931.80. . . . . . 919.00. . . . . 1408.00. . . . . 1005.00. . . . . . 738.25. . . . . 28 . . . . . . 928.25 
Cipla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 928.55. . . . . . . . . . 0.51. . . . . . . . . 29.01 . . . . . . . . 0.61
Coal  India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 153.00. . . . . . 153.70. . . . . . 153.00. . . . . . 154.30. . . . . . 152.10. . . . . 8454.06. . . . . . 203.85. . . . . . 123.45. . . . . 10 . . . . . . 153.70 
Colgate [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1464.80. . . . . 1466.15. . . . . 1465.00. . . . . 1474.45. . . . . 1460.00. . . . . . 233.59. . . . . 1823.00. . . . . 1393.00. . . . . 37 . . . . . 1466.00 
Nestle India Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19935.75. . . . . . . . . . 0.38. . . . . . . . . 85.75 . . . . . . . . 0.91
UPL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 764.50. . . . . . . . . . 0.35. . . . . . . . . 15.26 . . . . . . . . 0.54
Dabur [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 574.05. . . . . . 582.50. . . . . . 575.00. . . . . . 583.50. . . . . . 573.65. . . . . 1001.77. . . . . . 658.75. . . . . . 483.00. . . . . 71 . . . . . . 582.80  Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 153.70. . . . . . . . . . 0.34. . . . . . . . . . . 6.87 . . . . . . . . 0.41
Divi'sLabs [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4621.70. . . . . 4558.45. . . . . 4619.90. . . . . 4630.20. . . . . 4542.00. . . . . . 510.51. . . . . 5425.00. . . . . 3154.50. . . . . 57 . . . . . 4558.55  UltraTech Cement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 7659.55. . . . . . . . . . 0.24. . . . . . . . . 34.72 . . . . . . . . 1.13
DLF  Ltd [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 394.45. . . . . . 402.05. . . . . . 394.45. . . . . . 404.15. . . . . . 391.30. . . . . 4327.62. . . . . . 449.80. . . . . . 231.95. . . . . 64 . . . . . . 402.35  HDFC Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 653.55. . . . . . . . . . 0.09. . . . . . . 117.32 . . . . . . . . 0.78
Dr  Reddy [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4835.45. . . . . 4790.40. . . . . 4880.00. . . . . 4904.60. . . . . 4757.05. . . . . . 536.80. . . . . 5613.65. . . . . 4135.90. . . . . 49 . . . . . 4789.70  Tata Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 489.75. . . . . . . . . . 0.06. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.12
Eicher  Motor [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2705.00. . . . . 2778.60. . . . . 2691.00. . . . . 2790.00. . . . . 2691.00. . . . . 1040.08. . . . . 3035.50. . . . . 2303.75. . . . . 48 . . . . . 2779.85  IndusInd Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 903.95. . . . . . . . ­0.07. . . . . . . . . 17.86 . . . . . . . . 0.75
Gail(India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 132.80. . . . . . 136.05. . . . . . 133.95. . . . . . 136.50. . . . . . 132.55. . . . 12163.18. . . . . . 171.35. . . . . . 124.40. . . . . . 8 . . . . . . 136.00  SBI Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1219.85. . . . . . . . ­0.08. . . . . . . . . 98.80 . . . . . . . . 0.69
GlandPharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3885.55. . . . . 3941.80. . . . . 3915.00. . . . . 3991.00. . . . . 3892.05. . . . . . 189.46. . . . . 4350.00. . . . . 2071.00. . . . . ­ . . . . . . . . . . . ­  Hindalco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 475.35. . . . . . . . ­0.25. . . . . . . . . 10.03 . . . . . . . . 0.89
Godrej  Cons [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 949.70. . . . . . 954.55. . . . . . 950.00. . . . . . 956.30. . . . . . 941.20. . . . . . 280.75. . . . . 1138.50. . . . . . 644.00. . . . . 76 . . . . . . 953.60  Sun Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 835.10. . . . . . . . ­0.64. . . . . . . . . 32.08 . . . . . . . . 1.15
Grasim [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1692.00. . . . . 1747.05. . . . . 1685.00. . . . . 1753.10. . . . . 1684.00. . . . . 1764.24. . . . . 1893.15. . . . . . 947.00. . . . . 50 . . . . . 1749.25  Titan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2576.15. . . . . . . . ­0.65. . . . . . . 130.17 . . . . . . . . 1.37
HDFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2673.65. . . . . . . . ­0.68. . . . . . . . . 21.61 . . . . . . . . 6.17
HavellsIndia [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1401.30. . . . . 1400.10. . . . . 1399.95. . . . . 1410.95. . . . . 1392.05. . . . . . 473.75. . . . . 1503.70. . . . . . 912.00. . . . . 74 . . . . . 1400.25 
TataConsumerProducts Ltd.. . . . 733.60. . . . . . . . ­0.72. . . . . . . . . 84.74 . . . . . . . . 0.56
HCL  Tech [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1333.45. . . . . 1310.75. . . . . 1329.00. . . . . 1330.00. . . . . 1302.00. . . . . 3510.25. . . . . 1377.00. . . . . . 890.00. . . . . 39 . . . . . 1311.40 
HDFC [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2675.30. . . . . 2673.65. . . . . 2680.95. . . . . 2695.45. . . . . 2652.30. . . . . 3743.88. . . . . 3021.10. . . . . 2354.10. . . . . 38 . . . . . 2672.85 
NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 132.00. . . . . . . . ­0.98. . . . . . . . . . . 8.17 . . . . . . . . 0.80
Dr Reddys Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4790.40. . . . . . . . ­1.25. . . . . . . . . 40.64 . . . . . . . . 0.74
HDFC  AMC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2475.80. . . . . 2479.65. . . . . 2480.00. . . . . 2491.00. . . . . 2466.90. . . . . . 131.02. . . . . 3363.00. . . . . 2281.00. . . . . 38 . . . . . 2480.90  PowerGrid Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 208.65. . . . . . . . ­1.52. . . . . . . . . . . 8.95 . . . . . . . . 0.91
HDFC  Bank [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1528.55. . . . . 1564.85. . . . . 1536.80. . . . . 1572.00. . . . . 1528.10. . . . . 7166.32. . . . . 1724.30. . . . . 1342.00. . . . . 26 . . . . . 1564.65  Divis Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4558.45. . . . . . . . ­1.84. . . . . . . . . 56.65 . . . . . . . . 0.74
HDFCLifeIns. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 653.15. . . . . . 653.55. . . . . . 655.00. . . . . . 658.25. . . . . . 650.65. . . . . 3326.88. . . . . . 775.65. . . . . . 627.00. . . . 114 . . . . . . 653.45 
HeroMoto [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2484.90. . . . . 2506.00. . . . . 2484.95. . . . . 2512.95. . . . . 2477.95. . . . . . 294.10. . . . . 3628.55. . . . . 2310.50. . . . . 16 . . . . . 2507.15 
Wipro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 713.50. . . . . . . . ­2.71. . . . . . . . . 32.19 . . . . . . . . 1.35
HCL Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1310.75. . . . . . . . ­5.64. . . . . . . . . 30.76 . . . . . . . . 1.82
Hindalco [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 476.10. . . . . . 475.35. . . . . . 473.20. . . . . . 479.40. . . . . . 472.00. . . . . 4489.03. . . . . . 551.65. . . . . . 221.00. . . . . 32 . . . . . . 475.20  TCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3860.95. . . . . . . . ­5.64. . . . . . . . . 38.92 . . . . . . . . 5.10
HPCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 297.90. . . . . . 314.30. . . . . . 298.95. . . . . . 315.45. . . . . . 298.00. . . . . 7511.96. . . . . . 354.55. . . . . . 212.50. . . . . . 5 . . . . . . 314.10  Tech Mahindra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1737.55. . . . . . . . ­7.42. . . . . . . . . 33.45 . . . . . . . . 1.38
Infosys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1844.65. . . . . . ­46.23. . . . . . . . . 37.57 . . . . . . . . 8.73
HUL [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2401.25. . . . . 2415.80. . . . . 2403.80. . . . . 2420.00. . . . . 2392.00. . . . . 1202.51. . . . . 2859.10. . . . . 2104.25. . . . . 68 . . . . . 2415.45 
ICICI  Bank [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 772.85. . . . . . 788.05. . . . . . 773.00. . . . . . 795.85. . . . . . 771.20. . . . 19741.36. . . . . . 859.70. . . . . . 512.10. . . . . 28 . . . . . . 787.60  Pts: Impact on index movement
ICICILombGIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1423.60. . . . . 1449.55. . . . . 1429.90. . . . . 1456.20. . . . . 1425.50. . . . . . 344.45. . . . . 1674.00. . . . . 1295.00. . . . . 55 . . . . . 1448.45 
IndraprsGas [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 469.85. . . . . . 461.30. . . . . . 470.00. . . . . . 475.25. . . . . . 460.10. . . . . 3172.19. . . . . . 604.00. . . . . . 455.00. . . . . 25 . . . . . . 461.55 
IndusInd  BK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 904.40. . . . . . 903.95. . . . . . 905.00. . . . . . 911.90. . . . . . 892.25. . . . . 5448.17. . . . . 1241.85. . . . . . 788.60. . . . . 18 . . . . . . 903.90  Nifty Next 50 Movers G 204.05 pts.
IndusTowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 255.15. . . . . . 256.40. . . . . . 255.70. . . . . . 259.00. . . . . . 251.60. . . . . 3049.71. . . . . . 332.80. . . . . . 194.10. . . . . ­ . . . . . . . . . . . ­  Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%)
INFO  EDGE  (I). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 5609.15. . . . . 5617.95. . . . . 5610.00. . . . . 5644.00. . . . . 5515.55. . . . . . 241.72. . . . . 7462.95. . . . . 4027.00. . . . 199 . . . . . 5618.00  Hpcl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 314.30. . . . . . . . 35.56. . . . . . . . . . . 4.76 . . . . . . . . 1.59
Infosys [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1899.15. . . . . 1844.65. . . . . 1900.00. . . . . 1902.90. . . . . 1840.00. . . . . 6995.72. . . . . 1914.00. . . . . 1230.00. . . . . 39 . . . . . 1844.95  Adani Green Energy . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1399.65. . . . . . . . 30.41. . . . . . . 471.42 . . . . . . . . 3.02
IntGlobAviat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2041.70. . . . . 1977.75. . . . . 2015.00. . . . . 2027.95. . . . . 1965.00. . . . . . 903.87. . . . . 2379.00. . . . . 1502.90. . . . . ­ . . . . . 1976.65  CholamandaInvest&Finan . . .. . . . 568.00. . . . . . . . 29.38. . . . . . . . . 29.25 . . . . . . . . 1.78
Jindal Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 406.40. . . . . . . . 25.22. . . . . . . . . . . 4.40 . . . . . . . . 1.32
IOC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 114.05. . . . . . 117.25. . . . . . 114.05. . . . . . 117.45. . . . . . 113.80. . . . 14249.34. . . . . . 141.75. . . . . . . 86.70. . . . . . 4 . . . . . . 117.25 
Icici Lombard Gic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1449.55. . . . . . . . 22.49. . . . . . . . . 56.58 . . . . . . . . 2.94
I­PruLifeINS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 570.95. . . . . . 575.25. . . . . . 573.50. . . . . . 580.00. . . . . . 569.20. . . . . 1058.32. . . . . . 724.50. . . . . . 411.00. . . . 132 . . . . . . 575.20 
ITC [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 220.25. . . . . . 220.55. . . . . . 219.65. . . . . . 221.50. . . . . . 218.65. . . . 11230.59. . . . . . 265.30. . . . . . 199.10. . . . . 19 . . . . . . 220.55 
Bandhan Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 263.45. . . . . . . . 20.45. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.42
JSWSteelLtd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 670.40. . . . . . 694.50. . . . . . 668.10. . . . . . 697.00. . . . . . 666.35. . . . . 6342.81. . . . . . 776.50. . . . . . 356.00. . . . . 10 . . . . . . 694.65 
Gail (India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 136.05. . . . . . . . 20.10. . . . . . . . . . . 6.39 . . . . . . . . 1.97
Pidilitind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2637.95. . . . . . . . 20.06. . . . . . . . . 99.51 . . . . . . . . 3.19
JublilntFood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3604.65. . . . . 3637.90. . . . . 3606.00. . . . . 3654.95. . . . . 3566.00. . . . . . 508.06. . . . . 4577.45. . . . . 2545.00. . . . 115 . . . . . 3638.60 
Dabur India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 582.50. . . . . . . . 16.74. . . . . . . . . 56.76 . . . . . . . . 2.70
Kot.Mah.Bk [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1852.60. . . . . 1922.15. . . . . 1857.00. . . . . 1928.35. . . . . 1840.10. . . . . 4208.17. . . . . 2252.45. . . . . 1627.25. . . . . 53 . . . . . 1921.65 
L&T [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1937.55. . . . . 1948.60. . . . . 1940.70. . . . . 1951.00. . . . . 1927.65. . . . . 1711.67. . . . . 1982.95. . . . . 1296.80. . . . . 40 . . . . . 1948.15 
Dlf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 402.05. . . . . . . . 15.97. . . . . . . . . 60.62 . . . . . . . . 1.98
Sail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 113.00. . . . . . . . 15.47. . . . . . . . . . . 3.54 . . . . . . . . 1.30
L&TInfotech [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7561.75. . . . . 7317.10. . . . . 7530.00. . . . . 7549.45. . . . . 7282.40. . . . . . 376.96. . . . . 7595.25. . . . . 3525.95. . . . . 63 . . . . . 7318.00  Nmdc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 138.60. . . . . . . . 10.87. . . . . . . . . . . 3.87 . . . . . . . . 1.26
Lupin [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 932.35. . . . . . 932.05. . . . . . 934.00. . . . . . 939.60. . . . . . 924.00. . . . . . 453.47. . . . . 1267.50. . . . . . 854.00. . . . . ­ . . . . . . 931.85  Bajaj Holdings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 5363.75. . . . . . . . . . 9.06. . . . . . . . . 14.64 . . . . . . . . 1.61
M&M [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 831.85. . . . . . 839.50. . . . . . 830.00. . . . . . 847.00. . . . . . 830.00. . . . . 2634.01. . . . . . 978.90. . . . . . 725.00. . . . . 37 . . . . . . 839.45  Jubilant Foodworks . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3637.90. . . . . . . . . . 8.64. . . . . . . 114.82 . . . . . . . . 2.21
Marico  Ltd [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 502.05. . . . . . 501.10. . . . . . 503.00. . . . . . 503.00. . . . . . 498.00. . . . . . 856.04. . . . . . 606.00. . . . . . 379.05. . . . . 56 . . . . . . 501.30  Ambuja Cements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 393.70. . . . . . . . . . 8.11. . . . . . . . . 18.40 . . . . . . . . 2.30
Maruti [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7630.10. . . . . 7775.35. . . . . 7624.85. . . . . 7808.00. . . . . 7605.60. . . . . . 710.04. . . . . 8400.00. . . . . 6301.20. . . . . 58 . . . . . 7773.55  Gland Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3941.80. . . . . . . . . . 7.35. . . . . . . . . 57.97 . . . . . . . . 1.20
MRF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 73937.20. . . . 74046.00. . . . 73937.20. . . . 74400.00. . . . 73783.00. . . . . . . . 7.37. . . . 98575.90. . . . 68719.90. . . . . 27 . . . . 74030.15  Bank Of Baroda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 84.90. . . . . . . . . . 6.32. . . . . . . . . 11.30 . . . . . . . . 1.26
MuthootFinan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1533.25. . . . . 1533.45. . . . . 1535.00. . . . . 1559.95. . . . . 1529.20. . . . . . 535.61. . . . . 1722.55. . . . . 1090.25. . . . . 16 . . . . . 1533.25  Godrej Consumer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 954.55. . . . . . . . . . 6.23. . . . . . . . . 55.45 . . . . . . . . 2.87
NestleIndia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 19889.05. . . . 19935.75. . . . 19874.00. . . . 20025.00. . . . 19829.10. . . . . . . 32.43. . . . 20599.95. . . . 15900.00. . . . . 86 . . . . 19925.10  I­Prulife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 575.25. . . . . . . . . . 5.67. . . . . . . 131.84 . . . . . . . . 1.77
NMDC  Ltd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 135.80. . . . . . 138.60. . . . . . 135.80. . . . . . 138.90. . . . . . 135.25. . . . . 4986.66. . . . . . 213.15. . . . . . 103.60. . . . . . 4 . . . . . . 138.60  Acc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2241.30. . . . . . . . . . 4.88. . . . . . . . . 20.48 . . . . . . . . 1.50
Berger Paints India . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 789.75. . . . . . . . . . 4.37. . . . . . . . . 90.96 . . . . . . . . 1.52
NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 132.90. . . . . . 132.00. . . . . . 132.60. . . . . . 132.85. . . . . . 130.70. . . . 16122.85. . . . . . 152.10. . . . . . . 88.20. . . . . . 9 . . . . . . 132.10 
Adani Transmission .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1761.05. . . . . . . . . . 4.30. . . . . . . 134.30 . . . . . . . . 2.91
ONGC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 147.80. . . . . . 150.35. . . . . . 148.50. . . . . . 151.10. . . . . . 147.40. . . . 12977.68. . . . . . 172.80. . . . . . . 87.90. . . . . . 7 . . . . . . 150.25 
Petronet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 218.30. . . . . . 219.20. . . . . . 218.30. . . . . . 222.35. . . . . . 217.70. . . . . 3123.01. . . . . . 275.25. . . . . . 209.60. . . . . 11 . . . . . . 219.20 
Punjab Natl Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 38.75. . . . . . . . . . 4.04. . . . . . . . . 11.21 . . . . . . . . 0.92
Indus Towers .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 256.40. . . . . . . . . . 3.43. . . . . . . . . 13.00 . . . . . . . . 1.65
PGHH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 15484.35. . . . 15492.05. . . . 15490.00. . . . 15629.95. . . . 15304.40. . . . . . . . 7.27. . . . 16402.00. . . . 10851.00. . . . . 82 . . . . 15486.60  Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17332.35. . . . . . . . . . 3.19. . . . . . . . . 39.33 . . . . . . . . 1.18
PidiliteInd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2599.20. . . . . 2637.95. . . . . 2601.70. . . . . 2662.00. . . . . 2585.00. . . . . 1187.26. . . . . 2660.55. . . . . 1662.95. . . . 102 . . . . . 2637.50  Apollo Hosp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4973.25. . . . . . . . . . 2.96. . . . . . . . . 66.70 . . . . . . . . 3.98
PiramalEntp [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2678.45. . . . . 2657.60. . . . . 2677.80. . . . . 2750.00. . . . . 2620.00. . . . . . 703.10. . . . . 3013.00. . . . . 1303.60. . . . 248 . . . . . 2656.60 
PowerGrid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 210.60. . . . . . 208.65. . . . . . 210.00. . . . . . 211.35. . . . . . 208.05. . . . . 7173.83. . . . . . 216.35. . . . . . 136.88. . . . . 11 . . . . . . 208.40 
Info Edge (India) .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 5617.95. . . . . . . . . . 2.31. . . . . . . . . . . 8.50 . . . . . . . . 3.45
Hdfc Asset Mgmt Cmp . . . . . . . .. . 2479.65. . . . . . . . . . 0.86. . . . . . . . . 38.44 . . . . . . . . 1.30
Pun.Natl.Bk [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 38.35. . . . . . . 38.75. . . . . . . 38.10. . . . . . . 39.05. . . . . . . 38.05. . . . 46559.58. . . . . . . 47.60. . . . . . . 31.50. . . . . 13 . . . . . . . 38.75  Sbi Cards And Pay Srv . . . . . . . .. . . . 935.40. . . . . . . . . . 0.81. . . . . . . . . 85.27 . . . . . . . . 1.96
Reliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2458.10. . . . . 2469.60. . . . . 2462.00. . . . . 2477.00. . . . . 2432.95. . . . . 5373.62. . . . . 2750.00. . . . . 1830.00. . . . . 49 . . . . . 2466.05  Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1466.15. . . . . . . . . . 0.61. . . . . . . . . 37.43 . . . . . . . . 1.55
SBI  [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 483.50. . . . . . 492.40. . . . . . 481.90. . . . . . 495.00. . . . . . 479.15. . . . 24694.17. . . . . . 542.20. . . . . . 269.55. . . . . 14 . . . . . . 492.20  Proc & Gam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15492.05. . . . . . . . . . 0.19. . . . . . . . . 81.61 . . . . . . . . 0.88
Muthoot Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1533.45. . . . . . . . . . 0.07. . . . . . . . . 15.34 . . . . . . . . 1.32
SBICards&Pay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 934.50. . . . . . 935.40. . . . . . 937.65. . . . . . 941.80. . . . . . 931.05. . . . . . 692.89. . . . . 1165.00. . . . . . 853.80. . . . . ­ . . . . . . . . . . . ­ 
SBILifeInsur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1220.60. . . . . 1219.85. . . . . 1215.00. . . . . 1225.00. . . . . 1213.75. . . . . . 378.09. . . . . 1273.40. . . . . . 838.20. . . . . 99 . . . . . 1219.80  Yes Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 14.50. . . . . . . . . . 0.00. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.11
ShreeCement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 26954.10. . . . 27214.65. . . . 26902.00. . . . 27300.00. . . . 26850.20. . . . . . . 17.26. . . . 32050.00. . . . 22600.00. . . . . 37 . . . . 27212.00  Lupin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 932.05. . . . . . . . ­0.25. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.78
Siemens [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2357.30. . . . . 2324.35. . . . . 2356.65. . . . . 2369.05. . . . . 2312.05. . . . . . 357.08. . . . . 2577.45. . . . . 1568.45. . . . . 75 . . . . . 2324.45 
Aurobindo Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 721.30. . . . . . . . ­0.91. . . . . . . . . . . 8.11 . . . . . . . . 1.61
Havells. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1400.10. . . . . . . . ­1.02. . . . . . . . . 73.56 . . . . . . . . 2.79
Sun  Pharma [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 837.70. . . . . . 835.10. . . . . . 840.00. . . . . . 844.55. . . . . . 830.65. . . . . 2436.34. . . . . . 860.00. . . . . . 550.70. . . . 112 . . . . . . 835.10 
Tata  Motors [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 489.60. . . . . . 489.75. . . . . . 486.95. . . . . . 492.75. . . . . . 483.55. . . . 15420.11. . . . . . 536.50. . . . . . 185.05. . . . . ­ . . . . . . 489.55 
Torrent Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3199.95. . . . . . . . ­1.48. . . . . . . . . 42.74 . . . . . . . . 1.25
Tata  Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1148.80. . . . . 1177.60. . . . . 1147.00. . . . . 1180.80. . . . . 1141.25. . . . . 6186.18. . . . . 1534.60. . . . . . 596.30. . . . . . 5 . . . . . 1177.25 
Biocon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 363.35. . . . . . . . ­1.67. . . . . . . . . 57.99 . . . . . . . . 1.35
Marico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 501.10. . . . . . . . ­1.67. . . . . . . . . 53.08 . . . . . . . . 2.06
TataConsuPro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 738.85. . . . . . 733.60. . . . . . 740.25. . . . . . 743.50. . . . . . 726.50. . . . . 2076.55. . . . . . 889.00. . . . . . 554.25. . . . . ­ . . . . . . . . . . . ­  Adani Enter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1715.45. . . . . . . . ­3.32. . . . . . . 166.10 . . . . . . . . 3.75
TCS [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3884.75. . . . . 3860.95. . . . . 3865.00. . . . . 3870.00. . . . . 3812.40. . . . . 1733.03. . . . . 3990.00. . . . . 2701.00. . . . . 40 . . . . . 3861.05  Cadila Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 458.75. . . . . . . . ­5.13. . . . . . . . . 19.57 . . . . . . . . 0.93
TechMahindra [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1789.80. . . . . 1737.55. . . . . 1779.95. . . . . 1782.95. . . . . 1733.00. . . . . 3138.05. . . . . 1837.75. . . . . . 915.05. . . . . 34 . . . . . 1736.05  Pi Industries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2993.20. . . . . . . . ­5.65. . . . . . . . . 57.34 . . . . . . . . 1.91
TitanCompany [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2583.00. . . . . 2576.15. . . . . 2576.00. . . . . 2608.00. . . . . 2560.10. . . . . 1244.57. . . . . 2678.10. . . . . 1396.25. . . . 131 . . . . . 2576.40  Vedanta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 333.85. . . . . . . . ­6.19. . . . . . . . . . . 5.41 . . . . . . . . 3.45
TorrentPhar [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3208.85. . . . . 3199.95. . . . . 3223.00. . . . . 3248.50. . . . . 3186.00. . . . . . . 77.08. . . . . 3304.45. . . . . 2311.30. . . . . 47 . . . . . 3196.55  Piramal Ent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2657.60. . . . . . . . ­9.46. . . . . . . . . 50.77 . . . . . . . . 2.82
Siemens. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2324.35. . . . . . . . ­9.96. . . . . . . . . 78.83 . . . . . . . .
UB [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1572.15. . . . . 1577.55. . . . . 1575.00. . . . . 1584.35. . . . . 1557.00. . . . . . 166.50. . . . . 1793.65. . . . . 1050.00. . . . 125 . . . . . 1576.15  1.64
UltraTech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7650.35. . . . . 7659.55. . . . . 7650.50. . . . . 7769.00. . . . . 7595.00. . . . . . 400.87. . . . . 8267.00. . . . . 5248.00. . . . . 35 . . . . . 7655.30  Indraprastha Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 461.30. . . . . . ­10.16. . . . . . . . . 22.22 . . . . . . . . 1.28
United  Spr [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 910.35. . . . . . 899.20. . . . . . 918.00. . . . . . 918.25. . . . . . 895.10. . . . . 1264.38. . . . . 1019.75. . . . . . 495.15. . . . . 79 . . . . . . 899.10  United Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 899.20. . . . . . ­11.28. . . . . . . . . 79.65 . . . . . . . . 2.13
Avenuesuper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4687.40. . . . . . ­15.12. . . . . . . 221.00 . . . . . . . . 4.19
UPL [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 761.75. . . . . . 764.50. . . . . . 759.00. . . . . . 769.85. . . . . . 757.40. . . . . 1156.60. . . . . . 864.75. . . . . . 466.50. . . . 147 . . . . . . 764.65 
Vedanta [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 335.25. . . . . . 333.85. . . . . . 336.55. . . . . . 338.45. . . . . . 332.65. . . . . 9231.18. . . . . . 385.75. . . . . . 160.20. . . . . . 9 . . . . . . 333.90  Intglobeavi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1977.75. . . . . . ­20.92. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.51
Larsen & Toubro Info . . . . . . . . . .. . 7317.10. . . . . . ­37.86. . . . . . . . . 60.66 . . . . . . . . 2.65
Wipro [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 721.50. . . . . . 713.50. . . . . . 720.00. . . . . . 720.85. . . . . . 703.00. . . . . 7355.63. . . . . . 739.80. . . . . . 393.50. . . . . 40 . . . . . . 713.40 
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Vivo V23 Pro: Add a bit of colour to life Amazfit GTR 3 Pro: Lag-free

The back of this phone changes its shade and is also designed thin and holdable. Add to that style and specs
Exposed to UV for a few minutes,
the back glass will transition from
gold to blue like dawn breaking.
The  interesting  thing  is  that  if
you  cover  any  part  of  the  back,
that  portion  will  stay  gold,  with
the result that you end up with a
sort  of  imprinted  pattern  on  the
Thin and light: There’s a case in
the  box  with  this  phone  but  you
don’t  have  to  use  it,  although  it
may be safer so that any drops are
softened.  thought  was  over  active.  The
It’s a very thin and light phone
— it weighs 171 g and Vivo says it is
India’s  thinnest  —  and  that
advantage,  in  my  opinion,  is
Did I find the selfies I took any
with good battery life to boot
more  pleasing  than  usual?  I’m With a big focus on
afraid not. The camera has a warm health, this wrist
or  cool  light  for  selfies,  which  I
companion covers a
108MP main rear camera is decent plethora of workouts
and has an 8MP wide angle and a
2MP  macro  to  support  it.  The DINAKARAN R
camera  app  is  feature­rich  and

something  most  other  devices
just  don’t  come  with,  making  it
stressful  and  painful  to  hold  a
phone  through  most  of  a  day  as
more  and  more  tasks  shift  to  it.
The  V23  Pro  is  flat­framed  in
aerospace aluminium and yet has
what  Vivo  calls  a  3D  curved
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full of modes and customisations he  Amazfit  GTR  3  Pro,
for  the  selfie  or  phone­photo like  its  predecessors,
enthusiast to play with.  amazes  (no  pun
The V23 works on the MediaTek intended)  with  its
Dimensity  1200  with  two performance and battery life.
configurations:  8GB/128GB  and I mention  the  battery  life  as
12GB/256GB.  It’s  a  5G  phone.  The something  important  because
battery is a 4,300 mAh with pretty it happens to be plain irritating
good  staying  power  and  44w to keep charging watches every
charging in any case. The charger day  for  hours.  Even  top the  end,  and  the  last  option improve.  The  watch  has  Alexa
comes in the box.  smartwatches  like  the  ones reads “More workouts”! — users built in and can answer a wide
The  V23  Pro  a  well­designed from Apple, Samsung and Fossil won’t  be  caught  without  a range  of  questions,  but  still

I
f  you’re  bored  stiff  with  the
way  your  phone  looks  and
are  seeking  to  upgrade  in
any case, consider Vivo’s V23
Pro,  freshly  launched  with  a
simpler  sibling,  the  V23.  The  V
series is one in which Vivo focuses
strongly  on  design  and  does  so
without  compromising
particularly on other parameters.
The  phones  are  meant  for  the
attractive  all­rounder
smartphone.  It’s  meant  to
support  gaming  in  keeping  with
what  youngsters  want.  The
display is a 90Hz one, which you
blue. The most handy thing to use
is,  of  course,  your  hand.  Hold  it
there for some minutes and move
it  away  and  your  hand­print  will
have to be charged every day or
at  least  once  in  two  days.
Amazfit is clearly ahead in this
area — it runs for at least a week
on a single charge, even with the
always­on  display,  sleep
tracking  and  at  least  three  or
four  checks  of  SpO2  and  heart
rates. For those who have tried
other smartwatches, it is a huge
relief that the watch need not be
tracker  for  their  particular
workout.  The  list  is
comprehensive  and  pretty
much  covers  everything  one
can  think  of  —  from  running
and  swimming  to  winter
workouts  and  e­sports.  Many
have  automatic  detection
capability,  which  means  you
don’t  have  to  worry  about
forgetting  to  turn  on  the
cannot  do  things  like
broadcasting to other devices.
The  sensors  underneath  the
watch  helps  you  track,  among
other  things,  heart  rate,  stress
and SpO2 levels. 
There  is  an  option  to
continuously  monitor  the
parameters,  but  it  drains  the
battery more quickly. 
The  charging  sensors  at  the

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remain on the phone. You can get charged  every  day  or  every required workout. back  pair  well  with  the
young and the restless, so it tries quite  creative  with  this,  if  you other day.  Unlike  some  smartwatches, magnetic  charger.  You  have  to

in
to give decent specs, a good set of have nothing much else to do.  The  AMOLED  HD  display  is Amazfit  is  mainly  a  health ensure  it  is  locked  on  when
cameras and a stylish design. I found playing about with the one of the finest and also does tracker  and  does  not  run  on moving the charger around as it

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About  two  years  ago,  the  V20 colour  of  the  phone  a  nice well under sunlight.  Google’s  WearOS  but  on  the gets  disconnected  from  the
series  brought  in  a  beautiful pastime  for  a  while.  When  you The  metallic  bezel  on  the proprietary  Zepp  OS,  which watch  quite  easily.  Thankfully,
looking  smooth­backed  set  of take the phone out of the UV light display  which  ends  up  looking watch,  along  with  the itself is quite good, given that it you don’t have to charge it often

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phones resplendent with a sunset — basically go back indoors — the rather stylish and good. It comes brown  leather does  not  have  Google because of its great battery.
gradient  on  the  back.  Those colour  will  gradually  go  back  to in  are  Stardust  Black  and strap, makes it system  or  Apple The  Personal  Activity
phones  have  been  biscuit  thin. green­gold.  Sunshine Gold colours.  stand  out ecosystem  to  fall Intelligence  or  PAI,  also

The  V23  Pro  takes  that  design  to
the next level.  if  you’ve  been  determinedly
Shifting shades: The back of this
smartphone, when you take it out
of the box, is an iridescent green
gold (unless you pick up the black
variant).  It’s  a  matte  and
M
One interesting point however; Eye-Autofocus cameras: But and gives it back  on.  Zepp available in older models, acts as
here’s  a  shocker.  Its  lovely  6.56 L_a premium OS  is  smooth a motivator as you accumulate
blocking  part  of  the  light,  the inch  FullHD  AMOLED  screen look. It also and  has  no points for your activities. 
imprint  may  not  totally  go  away actually  has  a  notch.  Not  a looks  like noticeable If you are a workout or health
for  quite  a  while.  In  fact,  to  even tear­drop, not a punch­hole, but a a normal lag.  freak,  the  GTR  3  Pro  could  be
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out  the  colour  again,  you’ll  need full­on  old  style  notch.  Now, can  drop  to  60Hz  to  save  power. watch Both watch  for  you.  With  its  great
to  expose  the  phone  to  the  sun there’s a reason for that.  It’s  running  on  Android  12  with from  a buttons  are battery  life,  nice  companion
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textured­smooth  silky  back  that without  blocking  any  part  and Vivo felt that they needed to put Vivo’s FunTouch 12. It’s thankfully distance. It configurable app,  good  display,  lag­free
shows  no  finger  smudges  and leave  it  to  get  back  to  its  natural in  strong  cameras  because  that’s not  swamped  by  unwanted  apps has  two through  the performance,  premium  look
state.  The  change  and  un­change but  there  are  a  few  like  Moj  etc
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always looks really clean.  another  thing  young  people  are buttons  — Zepp  app, and seemingly unending list of
There’s a big camera square and is  not  instant.  Also,  there’s  no keen  on.  The  notch  is  needed  to that  you  may  want  to  get  rid  of. the  top though the apps workouts in the watch, the GTR
a subtle Vivo logo — and all else is range of colours to change across. house  the  dual  selfie  cameras Performance  feels  lag­free  and one  brings and  watch  faces 3 Pro,  priced  at  ₹18,999,  gives
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just  that  green  gold  that  shifts
colour slightly as it catches light.
But the real trick is when you feed
It’s just from gold to blue.  which  are  50MP  and  8MP.  Vivo smooth  but  perhaps  not  as up  the  menu available  are  limited great value for money. 
The V23 Pro is the first phone in says the 50MP is India’s first “Eye snappy as I expected. and the bottom compared  to  Android What it lacks is a nice range of
India  to  come  with  this  colour Autofocus” which means you can The 8GB/128GB configuration is one  opens  up  a Wear or Apple Watch. The watch­faces and more apps. It is
changing  tech  with  its  special priced  at  ₹38,990  and  the
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it  a  bit  of  ultra  violet  rays,  freely shoot a selfie from anywhere and massive list of workouts, sorted Amazfit is not a smartwatch but more of a health tracker than a
available with the sun, of course. fluorite AG glass.  still get a clear image.  12GB/256GB one at ₹43,990. based on workout type. Scroll to this is still one area where it can smartwatch.
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IndusInd  Bank’s  net  advances Operational as HCIPL, the entity has a capabilities  of  both  Hughes
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₹2,28,128 crore as of December will  bring  synergies  to  the

to strengthen
manufacturing
footprint
MEENAKSHI VERMA AMBWANI
New Delhi, January 5
Prataap Snacks Ltd, which re­
cently  got  the  government’s
nod for its proposal under the
PLI  scheme,  will  be  investing
about  ₹105  crore  to
strengthen  its  manufactur­
ing footprint. The snacks and
namkeen  maker  got  the  ap­
proval for the PLI scheme for
food  processing  under  the
ready­to­eat category.
Expand retail presence
The  company,  known  for
brands  such  as  Yellow  Dia­
mond  chips  and  Avadh  nam­
keen, is also looking at an ag­
gressive  distribution
expansion  as  well  as  sharper
focus on bigger packs.
Amit Kumat, Managing Dir­
ector  &  CEO,  Prataap  Snacks,
told BusinessLine, last week in
an interaction, “We will be in­
vesting  about  ₹105  crore  for
manufacturing  capacity  ex­
pansion  by  March  2023  to
avail  benefits  under  the  PLI
scheme.”
The  scheme  will  be  imple­
Amit Kumat, Managing Director
& CEO, Prataap Snacks
mented  from  FY22  till  FY27
and  the  selected  companies
will  be  availing  sales­based
incentives.
Talking  about  the  com­
pany’s  retail  expansion
strategy,  Kumat  said  that  the
company  is  looking  to
strengthen  the  retail  pres­
ence of its products in north­
ern regions especially in Uttar
Pradesh and Punjab.
“We are also strongly focus­
ing on ramping up our direct
distribution.  Currently,  our
direct  reach  is  to  about
80,000 outlets in the country
and  we  aim  to  expand  it  to
about  about  250,000  outlets
in  the  next  few  months,”  he
added.
In the pandemic times, the
snacks  company  rolled  out
the telecalling initiative for a
more  efficient  distribution
network  as  well  as  for  better
2021 against ₹2,07,128 crore in forefront – including multi­or­
Inflationary headwinds the same period a year ago. Net OUR BUREAU transport, back­up and hybrid bit solutions — for the benefit
The FMCG sector has been fa­ advances during the reporting New Delhi, January 5 implementation, Airtel said in of  customers  across  the
cing  steep  inflationary  head­ quarter  increased  by  ₹7,320 Bharti Airtel and Hughes Com­ a statement. length and breadth of India,”
winds in the past few months crore.  munications  India  (HCIPL),  a The agreement, announced Partho  Banerjee,  President
due to rising costs of key raw Deposits increased by 19 per majority­owned subsidiary of in  May  2019,  has  received  all and  Managing  Director,
materials. cent y­o­y to ₹2,84,835 crore as Hughes  Network  Systems statutory  approvals,  includ­ HCIPL, said.
“We  have  not  hiked  prices The agreement has received all
of  December  2021  against (Hughes), on Wednesday said ing  those  from  the  National statutory approvals
HCIPL  provides  broadband
but we have focused on other ₹2,39,584  crore  a  year  ago  ac­ they have formed a joint ven­ Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) networking  technologies,
strategies  to  counter  infla­ cording  to  the  private  sector ture to provide satellite broad­ and  the  Department  of  Tele­ solutions and services, includ­
tionary  pressures.  Our  focus bank’s business update. Depos­ band services in India. communications  (DoT),  and Chitkara,  Director  and  Chief ing  a  full  range  of  managed
on  implementing  the  direct its rose by ₹9,362 crore during Operational  as  HCIPL,  the the JV has been formed, it said. Executive  Officer,  Airtel network  services,  for  govern­
distribution  model  coupled the reporting quarter.  entity  combines  the  Very “With the combined capab­ Business. ment  offices  and  enterprises
with  other  cost  optimisation Retail deposits and deposits Small  Aperture  Terminal ilities  of  Airtel  and  Hughes, across segments such as bank­
measures have helped us im­ from small business customers (VSAT)  businesses  of  both customers  will  get  access  to Multi-orbit solutions ing,  aeronautical  and  mari­
prove margins,” Kumat said. amounted to ₹1,13,615 crore as companies  to  offer  flexible next  generation  satellite  con­ Now  serving  Airtel  VSAT  cus­ time  mobility,  small  to  me­
The  company  has  been of December 31, 2021, compared and  scalable  enterprise  net­ nectivity backed by proven en­ tomers, HCIPL has a combined dium­sized  businesses,
compressing  its  distribution to ₹1,11,754 crore as of Septem­ working solutions using satel­ terprise  grade  security  and base of over 200,000 VSATs.  education, and telecom back­
model  by  cutting  down  on ber 30, 2021, the bank said. lite  connectivity  for  primary service  support,”  said  Ajay “Combining  the  proven haul, among others.
the  number  of  super­stock­
ists,  thus  enabling  savings
through  lower  channel  mar­
gins  and  freight
optimisation.
With  rising  in­home  con­
sumption in pandemic times,
the company is also focusing
on  ramping  up  its  bigger
packs portfolio. 
“We plan to reduce our de­
pendence  on  the  ₹5  price
point,  which  contributes  a
big chunk to our sales. We will
be  focusing  on  rolling  out
bigger  packs,  especially  for
our namkeens, in the next 2­3
months,” he added.

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Symbol
FUTURES TRACKER
Delivery Centre Price
Unit
Previous
Close (₹)
Close (₹) %
Change
OI
Paddy purchases
ALUMINIUM Thane 1 Kg
MCX
226.2 228.0 0.8 11915
trail last year’s levels
COPPER Thane 1 Kg 751.2 747.1 -0.5 9597500
Punjab, UP see a dip; Telangana,
COTTON Rajkot 1 Bale 36060.0 35560.0 -1.4 167075
CPO* Cash Settled 10 Kgs 1085.0 1090.6 0.5 32440 Chhattisgarh witness a rise
CRUDEOIL Cash Settled 1 BBL 5761.0 5724.0 -0.6 809300
GOLD Ahmedabad 10 grms 47949.0 47972.0 0.0 7934 PRABHUDATTA MISHRA Haryana has seen a 2.2 per
GOLDGUINEA Ahmedabad 8 grms 38516.0 38551.0 0.1 44.152 New Delhi, January 5 cent drop at 55.30 lt, while
GOLDM Ahmedabad 10 grms 47763.0 47915.0 0.3 17.5 Telangana  and  Chhattis­ Odisha  has  reported  40.36
GOLDPETAL Ahmedabad 1 grm 4793.0 4797.0 0.1 56.417 garh  are  two  exceptions per cent decline at 13.86 lt.
KAPAS* Cash Settled 20 Kgs 2001.5 2024.0 1.1 160
where  procurement  of
paddy has gone up in cur­ Prices below MSP
LEAD Thane / Chennai 1 Kg 186.8 187.3 0.3 3000
rent season, while there has “It is surprising to see a fall
MENTHAOIL Chandausi 1 Kg 1037.8 1039.1 0.1 354.6
been one per cent drop pan­ in  paddy  procurement  as
NATURALGAS Cash Settled 1 mmBtu 280.6 284.7 1.5 11255000 India in purchase of the key the  estimated  rice  produc­
NICKEL Thane 1 Kg 1586.4 1566.7 -1.2 3067500 kharif cereal since October tion this kharif is at record
RUBBER Palakkad 100 Kgs 16724.0 16466.0 -1.5 87 1.  1,070 lt and mandi prices in
SILVER Ahmedabad 1 Kg 62226.0 62206.0 0.0 352530 Punjab,  where  procure­ most  of  the  producing
SILVERM Ahmedabad 1 Kg 62490.0 62475.0 0.0 121400 ment  exceeded  the  State’s states are ruling below the
SILVERMIC Ahmedabad 1 Kg 62484.0 62467.0 0.0 108472 production  last  year,  has minimum  support  price
ZINC Thane 1 Kg 291.7 291.9 0.1 12425 seen an eight per cent fall in (MSP),”  said  Ashok  Garg,  a
paddy purchase; while poll­ trader  in  Hapur,  Uttar  Pra­
NCDEX bound Uttar Pradesh has re­ desh.  The  average  mandi
CASTOR
COCUDAKL
COTTON
DEESA
AKOLA
RAJKOT
Quintal
Quintal
Bales
5984.0
3293.0
34530.0
5972.0
3286.0
34530.0
-0.2
-0.2
0.0
20760
39260
0
ported 18 per cent drop dur­
ing on­going season.
Overall  purchases  of
prices  are  between  ₹1,800
and ₹1,900 per quintal now
against  paddy  MSP  of
Demand for gold to be buoyant this year, too
paddy in the country are at ₹1,940/quintal, traders said. SURESH P IYENGAR expecting a bumper sales in the President,  ICRA,  said  the  in­
DHANIYA KOTA Quintal 9202.0 9270.0 0.7 6130
497.48 lakh tonnes (lt) as of However, there are also re­ Mumbai, January 5 December quarter and expect it dustry  is  expected  to  record  a
GUARGUM5 JODHPUR Quintal 11162.0 11024.0 -1.2 15370
January 3, against 502.79 lt ports  of  farmers  selling The buoyancy in gold jewellery to continue if there are no harsh strong  growth  of  about  35  per

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GUARSEED10 JODHPUR Quintal 6199.0 6168.0 -0.5 31195 year­ago, official data show. paddy  at  ₹1,500­1,600  to demand is expected to continue restrictions on retail outlets. cent last year, albeit on a smaller
JEERAUNJHA UNJHA Quintal 16885.0 16995.0 0.7 4485 The  target  for  this  kharif middlemen at village levels, through this year even as prices Ramesh  Kalyanaraman,  Exec­ base,  with  the  demand  for  jew­

in
KAPAS RAJKOT 20 kgs 2034.0 2013.0 -1.0 3744 season is 528.26 lt in terms mainly  in  eastern  parts  of are expected to scale back close utive Director, Kalyan Jewellers, ellery  exceeding  pre­pandemic
RMSEED JAIPUR Quintal 6845.0 6640.0 -3.0 90 of rice. the country. to previous highs with concern said  with  continued  easing  of levels in the recent months.

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STEEL GOBINDGARH Quintal 44110.0 44000.0 -0.2 120 Telangana  —  where  pro­ on inflation ruling the roost. Covid­related  restrictions  and Organised  players  are  expec­
SYBEANIDR INDORE Quintal 6266.0 6327.0 1.0 31480 curement began late due to FCI stock position Though,  fundamentally,  the return of buoyancy in consumer ted to witness a higher­than­in­
the stand­off between State FCI’s  rice  stock  position expected increase in the US Fed sentiments  across  the  markets, Jewellers see bumper sales in dustry  growth  of  over  20  per

ag
SYOREF INDORE 10 kgs 1179.0 1187.0 0.7 23560
TMCFGRNZM NIZAMABAD Quintal 10342.0 10600.0 2.5 8625
and the Centre on parboiled should be 86 lt (buffer norm interest rates and rollback of the festival  sales  was  very  positive the December quarter and cent,  fuelled  by  renewed  store
rice issue — has seen over a and strategic reserve) as of stimulus will strengthen dollar and dawn of new normal. expect it to continue expansion  undertaken  across
Source: MCX and NCDEX; all contracts are current month/near month; closing prices are taken from
50 per cent increase at 63.85 January 1, whereas it had 213 and pull down gold prices, ana­ The  December  quarter  was markets  coupled  with  an  in­

provisional bhav copy (as of 17.00 hours); *delivery option available
lt,  while  it  was  up  4.3  per
cent at 55.09 lt in Chhattis­
garh.  The  target  for  Telan­
gana is 46 lt in terms of rice
from the kharif crop and 93
per  cent  has  already  been
procured.
lt  of  rice  and  additional
358.78 lt in form of paddy as
on  December  1,  2021.  The
agency  is  likely  to  have  al­
most same level of stock in
view  of  on­going  procure­
ment season.
lysts  believe  that  the too  many
uncertainties posed by new vari­L_
ants  of  Covid  and  geo­political
developments  could  support
prices.
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Investors and analysts believe
that since  rising  interest  rates
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one  of  the  most  important
period for the jewellery industry
and  the  market  response  was
encouraging  with  gold  prices
dipping, he said.
Prithviraj  Kothari,  Managing
Director  of  RiddiSiddhi  Bul­
pends on the anxiety of inflation
being under control or being on
the higher side, he said.
Gold  prices  will  be  driven  by
expected tapering of $20­30 bil­
lion fiscal stimulus every month
by the US Fed. If interest rates in­
creasing  shift  towards  hall­
marked products.
Price outlook
Nish Bhatt, CEO, Millwood Kane
International, said after two stel­
lar years of returns, gold prices

make bonds and other fixed­in­ lions,  said  the  fiscal  advance­ crease  and  tapering  continues, underperformed  most  asset
■ Crude oil rose to $81 a barrel after an industry report pointed to
come investments more attract­ ment  and  the  effect  of  pent­up gold  prices  would  move  down classes in 2021. 
another decline in US crude inventories, even as OPEC and its
IG

ive, money will flow into higher­ gold  demand  are  expected  to to about $600­700 an ounce. It  attracted  investment  in  a
allies agreed to press on with a scheduled increase in production
yielding investments from gold. herald  a  period  of  robust  de­ If  the  inflation  fear  is  higher low­interest  rate  regime,  the
next month.
Though the Covid­induced re­ mand this year. owing  to  a  global  rise  in  cases current rising interest rate scen­
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■ Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) has registered a 24% growth in trade strictions have marred jewellery due to third wave, then the gold ario  will  continue  to  put  pres­
volume to 9,035 million units (MU) in December across all market demand in the first half of 2021, US interest rates prices will inch to $1600­$1700.  sure  on  the  yellow  metal.  In­
segments. IEX traded 9,035 MU cleared volume in December it  recovered  from  September The growth in Indian gold mar­ Gold  prices  will  increase  to terest  rates,  inflation,  and  the
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2021, comprising 7,285 MU in the conventional power market; quarter due to pent­up demand ket is dependent on US interest $2,000 an ounce in the unlikely manner in which countries con­
365 MU in the green power market and 1,385 MU (13.85 lakh and wedding season sale.  rates that are predicted to surge event of the US ignores inflation trol  the  new  variant  will  guide
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certificates) in the REC (renewable energy certificate) market. After  muted  demand  in  the in the first quarter of the year.  fear  and  postpones  tapering, gold  prices  for  a  good  part  of
last two years, the jewellers are The  development  also  de­ said  Kothari.  Kaushik  Das,  Vice­ this year, he said.
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VINSON KURIAN North­West India today (Wed­ Once again, an induced cyc­ Wait for clarity

Renegotiating duty structure imposed nesday) and scattered tomor­ lonic  circulation  may  form
s:

OUR BUREAU Thiruvananthapuram, January 5

by various countries to boost exports

New Delhi, January 5 Rain  or  thundershowers row (Thursday).  over South­West Rajasthan on on prices
Industry  chamber  FICCI is  or­ lashed  most  places  over  Hi­ Isolated  heavy  rainfall/ Friday, followed by high mois­
tp

ganising a two­day conference machal  Pradesh,  at  many snowfall is likely over Jammu­ ture  feeding  from  Arabian
OUR BUREAU of which the share of the US was on start­ups in the agriculture places  over  Jammu  &  Kash­ Kashmir­Ladakh,  Himachal Sea  for  three  days  until
ht

New Delhi, January 5
Agricultural and Processed Food
Products  Export  Development
Authority  (APEDA)  has  been
working with farmers and State
governments  to  ensure  a  cred­
ible  supply  chain  of  honey  for
export  to  Europe  and  other
countries.  ninth position in global trade in
“We are working in close col­
laboration  with  the  State  gov­
ernments,  farmers  and  other
stakeholders in the value chain
to boost exports to other coun­
tries and regions such as the UK,
European Union and South­East
Asia,” said M Angamuthu, Chair­
man of APEDA. .
India is also renegotiating the
duty structure imposed by vari­
ous  countries  for  boosting
honey exports, he added.
India exported 59,999 tonnes
of  natural  honey  worth  ₹716
crore ($96.77 million) in 2020­21,
Palm oil at 9-week high on
44,881  tonnes  or  74.8  per  cent.
Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emir­
ates, Bangladesh and Canada are
the other major destinations.
Tapping exports
Though  India’s  honey  export
started  in  1996­97,  it  was  at  the
2020  with  7.36  lakh  tonnes  (lt)
exports  ,  APEDA  said  in  a  state­
ment. India also ranks at eighth
position  in  global  honey  pro­
duction.  China,  Turkey,  Canada,
Argentina,  Iran  and  the  US  are
major producers.
Angamuthu  said  APEDA  has
been  facilitating  honey  produ­
cers  in  accessing  export  mar­
kets,  besides  availing  govern­
ment assistance under different
schemes,  quality  certification
and lab testing.
The export promotion agency
is  also  addressing  issues  like
sector starting Thursday where
industry  leaders  and  policy
makers are likely to address is­
sues faced by these entities and
help find solution.
“The overall objective of the
summit  is  to  sensitise,  motiv­
higher freight cost, limited avail­ ate and address the issues that
ability  of  containers  in  peak agri start­ups face, so that they
honey  export  season,  higher innovatively  solve  the  prob­
nuclear  magnetic  resonance lems  faced  by  the  Indian  and
test costs and inadequate export global  agriculture  across  the
incentives on priority, he added . value  chain,”  the  Federation
Honey exports have huge po­ said in a statement.
tential  following  its  acceptance PwC  is  the  knowledge  part­
as  an  effective  immunity ner in this initiative.
booster and a healthier alternat­ The  programme  will  have
ive  to  sugar,  APEDA  said  in  a session  on  India­Australia  col­
statement.  The  consumption laboration  on  precision  tech­
has  gone  up  globally  particu­ nologies,  India­Israel  collabor­
larly after Covid pandemic, it ad­ ation  in  climate  smart
ded. About half of the domestic technologies,  India­Nether­
production  gets  consumed  in­ land’s  collaborations  in  horti­
ternally, while the remaining is culture and India­Germany in­
exported. terventions for sustainability.
Mane Kancor to promote sustainable sourcing of mint
mir,  Ladakh,  and  at  a  few
places  over  Punjab  and  isol­
ated places over Uttarakhand
during Tuesday, as the first of
the  two  incoming  intense
western  disturbances  closed
in.
Offspring circulation up
Active or intense western dis­
turbances  (noted  for  its  in­
tensity and depth) cause cyc­
lonic  circulations  to  form
ahead  even  as  the  parent
lurks in the rear.  Isolated heavy rainfall may
These cyclonic circulations
mop  up  moisture  from  the
Arabian Sea and drop it down
as snow and rain or thunder­
showers  over  the  hills  and
plains.
The  IMD  has  warned  of
fairly  widespread  to  wide­
spread  light/moderate  rain­
fall/snowfall  over  the  hills  of
Pradesh  and  Uttarakhand  on
Wednesday.
Scattered  to  fairly  wide­
spread  light/moderate  rain­
fall  is  forecast  over  Punjab,
Haryana,  Chandigarh,  Delhi,
north Rajasthan and west Ut­
tar Pradesh on both days.
Thunderstorms, hail
It will be isolated to scattered
over  south  Rajasthan,  Gu­
jarat,  west  Madhya  Pradesh
and east Uttar Pradesh.
occur  over  Punjab  on  Wed­
nesday  while  isolated  thun­
derstorms  and  hailstorms
activity may hit Punjab, Hary­
ana and Chandigarh and east
Uttar  Pradesh  and  west  Mad­
hya  Pradesh  on  Thursday
when  the  second  intense
western  disturbance  affects
North­West India.
Sunday. 
Heavy snowfall
Fairly  widespread  to  wide­
spread  rainfall/snowfall  may
envelope  the  hills  until
Sunday  and  lose  intensity
thereafter.  Isolated  heavy
rainfall/snowfall is likely over
Jammu­Kashmir­Ladakh  dur­
ing  this  period  and  over  Hi­
machal  Pradesh  on  Saturday
and Sunday, the IMD said.  which  began  in  March  2021,
Scattered  to  fairly  wide­
spread  light/moderate  rain­
fall/thunderstorms  may  oc­
cur  over  the  plains  and
adjoining Central India from
Friday to Sunday.
Dense fog may roll out over
Bihar,  West  Bengal,  Sikkim,
and  Odisha  during  next  two
days  and  over  west  Assam,
Meghalaya  and  Tripura  until
tomorrow.
AKHIL NALLAMUTHU
BL Research Bureau
The latest run up in nickel price,
seems  to  have  slowed  down  to­
wards the end of October. Thus,
the  continuous  futures  contract
of nickel on the Multi Commod­
ity  Exchange  (MCX)  started  to
chart a horizontal path. However,
since  October  last  year,  the  con­
tract  has  been  forming  lower
highs and higher lows, effectively
forming a triangle pattern on the
daily  chart.  Even  though  tri­
angles are considered to be trend
continuation pattern, in this case
bullish,  the  contract  should
move  out  on  the  upside  to  in­
crease  the  chances  of  establish­
ing a rally.

tight supply view, flood woes
REUTERS
Kuala Lumpur, January 5
Malaysian  palm  oil  futures
ended  on  Wednesday  at  a  nine­
week high, underpinned by fore­
casts  of  a  drop  in  December  in­
ventory  levels  and  worries  over
floods  disrupting  output  in  the
world’s  second­largest
producer  of  the
commodity.
The  bench­
mark  palm  oil
contract  for
March  delivery
on  the  Bursa
Malaysia  Derivat­
ives  Exchange
closed up 123 ringgit,
or  2.5  per  cent,  to  5,037
ringgit ($1,201.57) a tonne.  Malaysia,  Delta/Omicron  vari­
Malaysia’s  palm  oil  inventor­
ies  at  end­December  likely
shrank 4.9 per cent from the pre­
vious  month  to  1.73  million
tonnes (mt), their lowest in five
months, a Reuters survey ahead
of Malaysian Palm Oil Board data
showed.  Medicinal  and  Aromatic
Production is pegged to fall 8.6
per  cent  to  1.49  mt  as  floods
hamper  output,  while  exports
are  seen  declining  4.9  per  cent
to1.4 mt.  based  Mane  Kancor  Ingredi­
Refinitiv  Commodities  Re­
search  in  a  note  lowered
its 2021/22 output fore­
casts for top produ­
cers  Indonesia
and  Malaysia  by
less than one per
cent  due  to
flooding  risks  in
the two countries.
“Looking  ahead,
the developments of
labour  shortages  in
ants of Covid­19, soyabean devel­
opments in South America and,
persistent weather concerns led
by La Niña across South­East Asia
to South America are some of the
key swing drivers,” Refinitiv said.
Ties up with 7,000
mint farmers
V SAJEEV KUMAR
Kochi, January 5
Aimed at promoting sustain­
able sourcing of mint, Kochi­
ents,  part  of  France­based
Mane  Group,  has  tied  up
with  more  than  7,000  mint
farmers.  the  traditional  system,”  said
The  company  took  the  ini­
tiative  to  encourage  sustain­
able  supply  chains  for  mint,
a key  ingredient  in  the  fla­
vour  and  fragrance  industry,
considering the ever­increas­
ing  demand  for  high­quality
mint­based products.  to  an  increase  in  the  cost  of
The  pioneering  Mint  Sus­
tainable  Programme  ad­
dresses  the  Sustainable  De­
velopment  Goals  (SDGs)
right  from  nursery  to  distil­
lation.  away  from  mint  cultivation.
“We  introduced  a  techno­
logy  called  Early  Mint  Tech­
nology  (EMT)  with  the  help
and  guidance  of  scientists
from the Central Institute of
Plants  (CIMAP).  The  stolons
are  planted  in  the  nursery
much  before  the  usual  main
land  sowing  periods  and  al­
lowed to grow into plantlets,
which  are  then  transplanted
into  the  main  fields  on
either  side  of  ridge  unlike
Geemon  Korah,  CEO,  Dir­
ector,  Mane  Kancor  Ingredi­
ents.  productivity,  climate  change
He  said  that  it  all  started
when  the  company  realised
the  continuous  increase  in
the cost of inputs, which led
production  of  mentha  oil
while  alternate  synthetic
variants  were  25­30  per  cent
cheaper.  cent, reduce their cost of cul­
“Farmers  were  shifting
A change  was  gathering  mo­
mentum  due  to  the  high
Mance Kancor’s programme has helped farmers increase their yield
by 20 per cent and reduce their cost of cultivation by 20 per cent
cost  of  cultivation,  reduced
and market fluctuations,” he
said.  to  provide  the  latest  high­
Yields rise
According  to  research  done
by  experts  from  Mane  Kan­
cor,  EMT,  helped  farmers  in­
crease  their  yield  by  20  per
tivation  by  20  per  cent,  and
irrigation requirement by 25
per cent. It also prevents any
crop  loss  due  to  flooding  in
the field as plants are grown
on  ridges.  “We  are  now
closely  working  with  CIMAP
yielding  and  climate  resist­
ant  planting  material.  It  is
claimed to increase the yield
by 20 per cent.  duced  through  sustainable
Certification process
“Currently,  it  is  in  the  pilot
phase  and  full­fledged  com­
mercial  production  is  expec­
ted to start from the new sea­
son,” explained Korah.  ginning of each season.  the medium­term trend bearish.
Mane  Kancor  agronomists
have  not  only  trained  farm­
ers  on  sustainable  agricul­
tural  practices,  but  also  pre­
pared  them  for  certification
by  a  third­party  auditor  un­
der  the  Farm  Sustainable  As­
sessment  (FSA)  programme
on  the  Sustainable  Agricul­
ture Initiative (SAI) platform.
It will provide them access to
better  markets  and,  in  turn,
better prices.  wait for more clarity on the price
All  the  sustainable  small
farmers’  fields,  numbering
close  to  7,000,  are  geo­
tagged  and  geo­mapped,
making  use  of  remote  sens­
ing and satellite imagery ser­
vices  to  ensure  traceability
of  the  raw  materials  pro­
farming practices.  hand,  if  the  contract  breaks  the
The  company  also
provides  direct  market  link­
age  to  sustainable  mint
farmers by way of minimum
support price fixed at the be­
In early December, we had re­
commended longs at ₹1,550 and
₹1,535  with  stop­loss  at  ₹1,480.
Currently, the contract is trading
around ₹1,575. Because the price
action  did  not  develop  enough
positive  momentum  since  then,
traders  advised  to  tighten  the
stop­loss to ₹1,545 and reduce the
risk of loss. 
On the upside, exit the position
if the price rallies to ₹1,600. For
fresh  positions,  we  will  have  to
action front. Thus, until then par­
ticipants looking for fresh oppor­
tunities can stay away.
A breakout of the triangle can
induce  fresh  upward  mo­
mentum  wherein  the  contract
can be expected to swiftly appre­
ciate to ₹1,630. Above this level, it
can rally to ₹1,668. On the other
triangle pattern on the downside,
it  can  drop  to  ₹1,520  and  then
possibly  to  ₹1,500.  Subsequent
support is at ₹1,470. A breach of
this level has the potential to turn

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‘TN committed to target of $1 trillion economy’ Delhi High Court blocks TDSAT
Action plan will be formulated to achieve the
goal, says Governor in Assembly address
OUR BUREAU
Chennai, January 5
The Tamil Nadu government is
committed to making the State
the most preferred investment
destination in South Asia. Three
investment  conclaves  conduc­
ted  in  the  last  seven  months
saw  109  MoUs  being  signed
with  a  cumulative  investment
commitment  of  ₹56,230  crore
and  potential  employment
generation for 1,74,999 persons.
So  far,  projects  to  the  tune  of
₹21,508  crore  have
commenced.
That  the  State  could  attract
such  large  investments  during
the  Covid  pandemic  is  a  testi­
mony to the faith reposed by in­
vestors  on  the  government,
Governor  RN  Ravi  said  in  his
customary  annual  address  to
the  Tamil  Nadu  Assembly  on
Wednesday.
The medical devices industry
has been identified as a sunrise
sector and in order to develop a
comprehensive  ecosystem,  the
government  is  establishing  a
150­acre Medical Devices Park at
Oragadam.  The  State  will  be  a
TN granite industry shifting to Rajasthan DG Shipping halts cruises in Indian waters
With quarrying licences
not being issued, units
do not have access  withdrawn  the  standard
to raw material
M RAMESH
Chennai, January 5 
With  raw  material  inaccess­
ible in Tamil Nadu, many gran­
ite  processing  units  are
relocating to Rajasthan. About
₹1,000 crore of investments is
lost due to this ongoing migra­
tion.  The Federation of Indian Gran­
And,  because  of  the  new
units coming up in Rajasthan,
some 600 small, ancillary units
(cutters) are coming up in the
State,  which  could  mean  an­
other  ₹6,000  crore  of  invest­
ment.  pected  to  participate.  They
Despite  the  raw  material  –
rough stones – being available
Omicron may delay RBI policy
normalisation: Experts
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Mumbai, January 5  more  time.  “If  the  risks  sur­
As Covid­19 infections spike in
the country resulting in restric­
tions  in  various  States  and  im­
pacting  recovery,  many  eco­
nomists  are  expecting  RBI  to
delay  the  policy  normalisation
move, which is expected in the
February review.
HDFC  Bank  chief  economist
Abheek Barua does not see the
RBI­monetary policy committee
going ahead with the policy nor­
malisaiton drive anytime soon,
at least not in the next review in
February as he expects the rising
Omicron cases to shave 30 basis
points  off  the  March  quarter
GDP.
“Rate  hike  expectations  will
moderate as the growth gets im­
pacted and the reverse repo hike
expected in February is also un­
certain  now,”  Barua  said  in  a
note,  adding  the  central  bank
will continue with its focus on li­
quidity normalisation and cap­
ping  yields.  Similarly,  Tanvee
Gupta­Jain, the chief economist
at  UBS  Securities  India  also  ex­
pects the central bank to remain
CIL capex up 37% in April-December 2021
Target is ₹17,000 cr
for FY22, 28% more
than the actual
spend of ₹13,284 cr
during FY21
OUR BUREAU
Kolkata, January 5
Coal  India’s  capital  expendit­
ure  has  grown  37  per  cent  at
₹10,717 crore in April­December
2021, as compared with ₹7,801
crore same period in the previ­
ous year.  The  capex  spend
marks  around  86  per  cent  of
the  progressive  target
achievement.
The  country’s  largest  coal
miner’s capex target is ₹17,000
crore for FY22, 28 per cent more
than the  actual  capital  ex­
penditure of ₹13,284 crore dur­
ing FY­21.
The capex scale­up comes at
a time  when  the  central  gov­
ernment has been urging pub­
lic  sector  entities  to  step  up
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pioneer  by  setting  up  the  first
large­scale furniture park in the
country over an extent of 1,100
acres at Thoothukudi. The first
phase  will  be  launched  by  the
Chief Minister later this month.
These  two  parks  will  generate
employment  for  around  three
lakh persons.
‘$1 trillion Economy’
Chief  Minister  MK  Stalin’s  vis­
ion  is  to  make  Tamil  Nadu  a
‘One  Trillion  Dollar  Economy’
by the year 2030. A detailed ac­
tion  plan  titled  Towards One
Trillion Dollar Economy will be
prepared to ensure that this vis­
ion is realised. He had launched
a Single  Window  Portal  and  a
mobile app to facilitate its use.
Further,  during  the  last  As­
sembly  session,  165  obsolete
and  redundant  Acts  were
repealed.
The  Chief  Minister  had  also
released  two  new  policies  ­
‘Tamil  Nadu  Export  Promotion
Strategy’  and  ‘Tamil  Nadu  Fin
Tech Policy’.
After the introduction of GST,
the State was not able to realise
aplenty in Tamil Nadu, the State
government is not giving quar­
rying  licences.  The  issue  is
partly  political,  partly  due  to
the  misdemeanor  of  some  in­
dustry players and partly due to
bureaucratic activism. As such,
the  processing  units  in  the
State,  who  make  monuments
(tombstones,  slabs  etc.)  are
forced to procure rough stones
from other States, which adds
to the costs.
‘Need raw material’
ite  and  Stone  Industry  (FIGSI),
keen  on  taking  up  the  issue
with  the  Tamil  Nadu  govern­
ment, is holding a seminar on
Thursday, in which senior min­
isters of the government are ex­
include the Minister for Mines
and Minerals, Durai Murugan,
in “wait­and­see mode” for some
rounding  the  new  Omicron
variant remain, adding to near­
term uncertainty, we think the
MPC could remain in “wait­and­
see”mode at the February policy
meeting  and  can  delay  policy
normalisation  to  the  April
policy meeting,” she said.
Echoing  similar  views,  Icra
Ratings  chief  economist  Aditi
Nayar  said  the  Reserve  Bank  is
likely to remain in a hold mode
for an extended time given the
rising risks to fragile growth.
The  country  has  reported  a
single­day  rise  of  58,097  new
Covid­19 cases as of Wednesday
morning  ­­  the  highest  in
around 199 days — of which 2,135
are Omicron cases. The first con­
firmed  Omicron­related  death
has also been reported.
“Given  the  surge  in  Covid­19
cases  and  the  widening  of  re­
strictions leading to heightened
uncertainty,  it  is  increasingly
unlikely that the RBI will com­
mence the much­delayed policy
normalisation  next  month  it­
self,” Nayar told PTI.
their  annual  capex.  Capex  is  a
key  performance  area  which
has a weightage value of 15 per
cent  in  performance  evalu­
ation  in  the  Memorandum  of
Understanding  that  CIL  signs
with Ministry of Coal at the be­
ginning of every financial year.
The three major heads which
accounted  for  nearly  54  per
cent of the total capex at ₹5,786
crore include land acquisition,
procurement  of  heavy  earth
moving  machinery  and  joint
ventures ­ primarily Hindustan
Urvarak  Rasayan  Ltd  and  Tal­
cher Fertilizers Ltd, said a press
statement issued by CIL.
Construction  of  coal  hand­
ling  plants,  silos  with  ₹  1,344
crore  and  rail  sidings  and  rail
Governor RN Ravi
the  high  growth  of  tax  collec­
tions that it had witnessed dur­
ing  the  VAT  regime.  The  Covid
pandemic  has  further  exacer­
bated this problem.  trial  infrastructure  deficit  in
This  Government  strongly
urges  the  GST  Council  and  the
Union Finance Ministry to con­
tinue the GST compensation at
least till June 30, 2024, the Gov­
ernor said. As of now compens­
ation  is  available  only  up  to
June 30, 2022.
To  provide  succour  to  the
farmers  who  suffered  paddy
crop loss due to the recent tor­
rential  rains,  the  Government
has  announced  a  compensa­
tion of ₹6,038 per hectare to en­
able  re­plantation  by  farmers.
About  25  lakh  farmers  have
been  enrolled  in  the  Pradhan
Mantri  Fasal  Bima  Yojana  and
an area of 37­lakh acres of crop
Industries  Minister,  Thangam
Thennarasu  and  the  Minister
for MSMEs, TM Anbarasan.  ing their operations in the State
The Association’s pitch to the
government is simple: give us
raw materials. Tamil Nadu has
the  best  of  stones,  for  which
there is a good demand abroad,
especially,  when  the  principal
global supplier, China, is wan­
ing, says Iswinder Singh, Presid­
ent, FIGSI.
‘Expanding elsewhere’
“We want to stop the migration
of  units  from  Tamil  Nadu  to
other  States,”  Singh  told  Busi-
ness Line today. Some of those
who are now present in Tamil
Nadu but are making their in­
vestments in expansion in Ra­
jasthan are: Marudar Granites,
Aro  Granite,  Miracle  Granites,
Tab India and SK International.
Almost all of these units are
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corridors at ₹1,785 crore made
up for 29 per cent of CIL’s entire
capex  during  the  first  nine
months of the fiscal. The com­
pany is focusing on increasing
its  evacuation  capacity  by  rail
by  an  additional  330  million
tonnes per annum by FY24.
Capital expenditure on land
acquisition  at  ₹2,490  crore,
crucial  for  developing  new
mines  and  expansion  was  121
per cent of the progressive tar­
get  by  the  end  of  December
2021. The target for the period
was fixed at ₹2,057 crore.
Procurement  of  earth  mov­
ing  machinery  at  ₹2,031  crore
exceeded  the  progressive  tar­
get of ₹1,783 crore by 14 per cent
during this period.  Adani, India’s largest trader
“Our  endeavour  is  to  keep
abreast  of  our  capex  targets.
However, capex will be contin­
gent  on  the  demand  for  coal,
sales  realisation,  and  produc­
tion  needs.  The  investments
will  be  made  accordingly,”  a
senior company official said in
the statement.
has been insured. The State gov­
ernment  does  not  realise  ad­
equate  revenues  from  mining.
Revenues  from  mining  have
stagnated over the last decade.  tates  at  a  cost  of  ₹241  crore.  It
Mining
To carry out mining in an ecolo­
gically sustainable manner and
mobilise  revenue  for  Govern­
ment,  a  ‘Natural  Resources
Management  Plan’  will  be  for­
mulated, he said.
The  Agro­Industrial  Corridor
Project  will  commence  next
year and will address the indus­
Cauvery  delta  districts  by  pro­
moting  agro­based  industries.
Panel to suggest steps for
Chennai flood mitigation
OUR BUREAU
Chennai, January 5  ment  of  Chennai,  by  imple­
An  advisory  committee  has
been  constituted  to  suggest
permanent  measures  to  pre­
vent flooding in Chennai, Gov­
ernor  RN  Ravi  said  in  his
maiden  address  to  the  Tamil
Nadu  Assembly  on
Wednesday.
The  Government  has  laid
located  in  the  Hosur  –  Krish­
nagiri belt. While they are keep­
low, all their expansion invest­
ments  are  happening  in  Ra­
jasthan, which is welcoming of
the stone industry.  sued  in  September  last
“If we are given raw material,
we can flourish in Tamil Nadu,”
says  Namasivayam  Asoken,
Vice President, FIGSI, who runs
a granite  processing  unit,  Om
Exports, in Chennai.  fected  with  Covid  earlier
A long­standing exporter, As­
oken  says  there  is  very  good
overseas demand for products
made from stones available in
Tamil Nadu. He points out that
the  granite  processing  in­
dustry  is  a  huge  generator  of
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rural employment. The monu­
ment  (tombstone)  sub­seg­
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ment  alone,  worth  ₹1,200
crore,  can  generate  25,000
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rural jobs, he says.
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Adani wins key coal tender as
India acts to avoid energy crisis
It will deliver  ages  in  some  provinces  and
one million tonnes
to state­run NTPC  The  decision  to  purchase
BLOOMBERG
January 5  on  fuel  imports.  Coal  ac­
Adani  Enterprises  Ltd  has
won a contract to supply over­
seas  coal  to  NTPC  Ltd,  India’s
top  electricity  generator,  as
the nation aims to avoid a re­
peat  of  last  year’s  energy
crisis, according to people fa­
miliar with the matter.
of imported thermal coal, will
deliver one million tonnes to
state­run  NTPC  Ltd,  which  in
October issued its first tender
for coal imports in more than
two years, the people said, re­
questing anonymity as the de­
tails are still private.
Kolkata­based  Damodar
Tamil  Nadu  Small  Industries
Development Corporation Lim­
ited  has  taken  up  the  develop­
ment of five new industrial es­
has  also  significantly  reduced
the cost of plots in 31 industrial
estates  to  make  them  afford­
able to MSME entrepreneurs.
Under  the  Chief  Minister’s
Road  Development  Pro­
gramme, works for widening of
894­km  of  roads  at  a  cost  of
₹2,989  crore  have  been  sanc­
tioned this year. A new Tourism
Policy  including  components
to promote adventure tourism
will  be  released  this  year,  the
Governor said.
special  emphasis  on  develop­
menting flagship projects such
as Singara Chennai 2.0 at an es­
timated  cost  of  .  ₹500  crore;
Chennai  City  Partnership  Pro­
gramme at an estimated cost of
$430 million and Chennai Met­
ropolitan  Area  Intelligent
Transport Systems at an estim­
ated cost of ₹905 crore.
P MANOJ
Mumbai, January 5
The  Directorate  General  of
Shipping has “temporarily”
operating  procedures  is­
year  for  resumption  of  do­
mestic cruise operations in
L_
Indian  waters  after  many
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passengers  on  board  a
cruise  ship  in  Goa  were  in­
IT
this week.
“Large  number  of  pas­
IG
sengers  on  board  the
cruise  vessel  ‘MV Empress’
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were detected Covid­19 pos­
itive.  In  view  of  the  same,
the vessel is not to embark
fresh  passengers  at  Goa
and  the  existing  passen­
gers are to be disembarked
at  Mumbai  following  the
specified  protocol  for  deal­
Valley  Corp  Ltd,  also  state­
owned,  is  examining  a  pro­
posal from Adani for the sup­
ply of the same volume to its
power plants, the people said.
Adani, NTPC and DVC didn’t
respond  to  requests  seeking
comment.
Overseas coal
Indian  power  producers  are
under pressure to bolster coal
stockpiles  after  supply  dis­
ruptions  and  rising  demand
left  the  country  grappling
with shortages in the second
half  of  2021,  leading  to  out­
ruling on mobile portability
TRAI fiat to telcos  higher  plans  as  well  as  pre­
to allow outgoing
SMSs irrespective of
tariff plan stands
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, January 5
In  a  setback  to  Vodafone
Idea  the  Delhi  High  Court
has  stayed  the  Telecom  Dis­
putes Settlement and Appel­
late  Tribunal  (TDSAT)  order
putting  in  abeyance  a  dir­
ective  by  the  telecom  regu­
lator  that  made  it  mandat­
ory for telecom operators to
offer  SMS  services  for  mo­
bile  portability  regardless
of the tariff plan.
The  TDSAT’s  order  fol­
lowed  an  appeal  by  Voda­
fone  Idea  which  does  not
provide  outgoing  SMS  ser­
vices  on  its  lowest­priced
tariff  plan to  push  custom­
ers to upgrade their plan .
While all telcos do not al­
low  outgoing  SMSes  on  cer­
tain  tariff  plans.  Vodafone
Idea was among those char­
ging  the  highest  premium
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An ambulance comes out of the International Cruise Terminal after
picking up passengers from the Cordelia cruise ship anchored at
the terminal, in Mumbai, on Wednesday PTI
ing  with  such  cases  as  per
the  instructions  of  the
health  authorities,”  the  DG
Shipping  said  in  a  January
3 order.
curbs  on  energy­hungry
industries.
coal from overseas comes des­
pite  the  government’s  com­
mitment  to  reduce  reliance
counts  for  about  70  per  cent
of  India’s  electricity  genera­
tion,  and  consumption  is
forecast to rise in the next few
years, even as Prime Minister
Narendra Modi makes a huge
push to add renewables.
Adani  last  month  began
shipping  the  first  export
cargo  from  its  controversial
Carmichael coal mine in Aus­
traliato  India,  one  of  the
people  said,  without  giving
details of buyers.
Benchmark  seaborne  coal
prices hit a record in October
but have since pared , helping
to boost the case for imports.
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vent  loss  of  this  consumer
base”  an  expert  told  Busi-
nessLine. 
Therefore, the ruling may
be  a  major  setback  for  the
telco.
Delhi­based NGO Telecom
Watchdog,  as  well  as  Reli­
ance,  also  complained
against Vodafone Idea to the
regulator,  thus  directing
TRAI to issue a formal ruling
on  December  7  directing  “
amongst  operators  by  only all  access  service  providers
allowing  outgoing  mes­ (telcos)  to  enable,  with  im­
sages  on  their  ₹179  plan,  a mediate  effect,  for  all  mo­
nearly  four­fold  increase bile  subscribers,  both  pre­
from  the  ₹49  plan  offered
in  early  2021  where  outgo­
paid  and  postpaid,
requesting  for  a  unique
ing  text  messages  were
allowed.
porting  code,  the  facility  to
send  SMS  on  shortcode
1900,  in  order  to  avail  port­
‘Pushing for upgrade’ ing  facility…irrespective  of
“Vodafone  subscription the  value  of  the  tariff
curve  is  a  dumbbell­shaped offers/vouchers,”
one, thus it has a huge con­ With  the  Delhi  High
centration  of  subscribers Court  ruling,  TRAI’s  previ­
on  its  lowest  tariff  plan.  Vo­ ous  order,  directing  telcos
da’s strategy to prevent out­ to  allow  outgoing  SMSs  for
going SMSs was thus motiv­ mobile  number  portability,
ated  in  order  to  get  these irrespective  of  their  tariff
subscribers  to  upgrade  to plans will stand.
further  orders,”  the  DG
Shipping  wrote  in  the
order.
On  September  22  last
year,  the  DG  Shipping  is­
sued SOP for resumption of
domestic  cruise  in  Indian
waters.  The  four­part  SOP
dealt  with  instructions  for
commencement  of  cruise
travel,  guidelines  to  be  fol­
lowed  by  cruise  passen­
gers,  operating  guidelines
for  cruise  lines  as  well  as
seaports.  Cruise  tourism
had been  prohibited  since
March  18,  2020  following
the outbreak of Covid.
MV Empress is a 1,607­pas­
senger  ship,  operated  by
“In  addition,  it  has  been an Indian start­up Cordelia
decided  that  the  SOP  is­ Cruises,  owned  by  Water­
sued  in  September  2021  is ways  Leisure  Tourism
temporarily  withdrawn Private  Ltd.  It  was  running
with  immediate  effect  till on the Mumbai­Goa sector.
GAIL acquires 26% stake in
ONGC Tripura Power Company
RISHI RANJAN KALA equity acquired by GAIL from
New Delhi, January 5 IL&FS  Group,  rest  of  the
State­run  power  utility  GAIL equity  is  held  by  ONGC  (50
(India)  said  on  Wednesday per  cent),  Government  of
that  it  has  acquired  26  per Tripura  (0.50  per  cent)  and
cent equity in ONGC Tripura India Infrastructure Fund GIP
Power  Company, II (23.50 per cent).
which  owns  and X
W ONGC  Tripura
operates  a  726.6 GAIL had also  has  26  per
MW gas­based participated in cent equity invest­
combined  cycle an open bidding ment  in  North
power plant at Pal­ process of IL&FS East  Transmission
atana in Tripura. and had emerged Company,  a  joint
“The  stake  has as the successful venture  of  OTPC,
been  acquired bidder Powergrid  and
from  IL&FS  group States  of  North
companies, IL&FS Energy De­ Eastern  region,  formed  with
velopment  Company  and an objective to develop trans­
IL&FS Financial Services. GAIL mission  line  to  evacuate
and  IL&FS  Group  concluded power  from  the  726.6  MW
the  transaction  on  Tuesday gas­fired  power  plant  of
by  signing  Deed  of  Adher­ OTPC.
ence  (DoA)  to  shareholders
agreement of ONGC Tripura,”
GAIL said in a statement.
Bidding process
GAIL  had  participated  in  an
open  bidding  process  of
IL&FS and had emerged as the
successful  bidder.  Being  an
integrated  natural  gas  com­
pany,  the  acquisition  would
be synergistic and would en­
able  GAIL  to  stronghold  its
presence  in  north­eastern
region.
Apart  from  26  per  cent
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PM’s Punjab visit cut short as protesters block road

India records its first
Omicron death
New Delhi, January 5
India on Wednesday recorded
MHA seeks detailed report on ‘serious gauge  railway  line,  a  med­ necessary  security  arrange­ secure  any  movement  by route,”  Channi  told  report­ sounding  defeat  at  the
ical  satellite  centre  and  two ments by the DGP Punjab Po­ road, which were clearly not ers here.  hands  of  the  electorate,  the
security lapse’ from the Cong-ruled State medical colleges. lice,” the release said. deployed,” the release said. “After  all,  he  is  the  Prime Congress said the BJP was en­
Modi  landed  at  Bathinda The  Home  Ministry  said Minister  of  the  country.  We acting  a  petty  political
OUR BUREAU strict  action,”  the  statement on  Wednesday  morning, that  the  PM’s  schedule  and Channi expresses regret respect  him.  There  is  a drama  over  a  “so­called
New Delhi, January 5 said. from  where  he  was  to  go  to travel  plans  were  commu­ Later  in  the  day,  State  Chief democratic  system  and  fed­ breach” in PM’s security.
Prime  Minister  Narendra About nine farmer unions National  Martyrs  Memorial nicated  well  in  advance  to Minister  Charanjit  Singh eral system,” he said. Congress  general  secret­
Modi’s visit to Punjab, where had  announced  that  they at  Hussainiwala  by  heli­ the Punjab government.  Channi  expressed  regret The  row  over  PM’s  visit ary  and  chief  spokesperson
he was to lay the foundation would  hold  protests  in  the copter. Due to rain and poor “As  per  procedure,  they over  the  incident,  but  asser­ also  saw  the  BJP  and  Con­ Randeep  Surjewala  said  the
stone  of  multiple  develop­ State  during  Modi’s  visit  on visibility,  the  PM  waited  for have  to  make  necessary  ar­ ted  that  there  was  no  secur­ gress  engaging  in  a  war  of Prime Minister had to cancel
ment  projects  worth  over January 5. The PM was to ad­ about 20 minutes and, when rangements  for  logistics,  se­ ity lapse. words.  While  BJP  chief  JP his  rally  in  Ferozepur  as
₹42,750 crore, was cut short dress  a  rally  in  Ferozepur the  weather  didn’t  improve, curity  as  well  as  keep  a  con­ “The  Prime  Minister  had Nadda accused the Congress there were no crowds at the
as  protesters  blocked  the and lay the foundation stone it was decided that he would tingency  plan  ready.  In  view to visit for the inauguration government  in  Punjab  of event and no one wanted to
road  on  which  his  convoy of  several  development  pro­ visit  the  memorial  via  road. of the contingency plan, the and  address  a  political  rally. trying  all  possible  tricks  to listen to him.
was  travelling,  around  30 jects,  including  two  major “He  proceeded  to  travel  by Punjab  Government  has  to We  regret  that  he  had  to  re­ scuttle  Modi's  programmes
km away from Hussainiwala road  corridors,  a  new  broad road  after  confirmation  of deploy additional security to turn  due  to  a  blockade  en in  the  State  fearing  a  re­ With inputs from PTI
on Wednesday.
“Around  30  km  from  Na­
tional  Martyrs  Memorial  in
Hussainiwala, when the PM’s
convoy  reached  a  flyover,  it
was found that the road was
blocked  by  some  protesters.
The  PM  was  stuck  on  a  fly­
over  for  15­20  minutes.  This
was  a  major  lapse  in  the  se­
curity  of  the  PM,”  said  a
statement by the Ministry of
Home Affairs. 
After this security lapse, it
was  decided  that  the  PM
head back  to  Bathinda  air­
port, it added.
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cautionary  doses  will  be  ad­ VK Paul, Member of NITI Aayog “The World Health Organiza­ to  the  Central  Government doctors  died  during  the be  imposed  in  on  Sunday, enable  students  to  prepare
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Covishield  as  the  third  dose,” He said, “US FDA approved it those issues,” Bhargava said. hours per day and 7 days, after Covid  occurred  in  about Chief Minister MK Stalin. who go to work should have merce sites will be allowed to
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proach, going forward, the de­ we have to remember that this to moderate diseases. So, as of lease said. are  expected  to  have  5  to  10 to  5  am  on  weekdays  from of IT companies to work from trains,  all  amusement/
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of vaccines.  cerns like teratogenicity, muta­ tions stand is that it is not the vision for taking care of their than  the  general  public,  per period,  all  shopping  malls, vaccination certificates. prohibited  from  function­
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Meanwhile,  Balram  Bhargava, muscles also. More important twice and we will have further ill,  government/private  hos­ can crumble due to the short­ pected  to  close  by  10  pm. of  commercial  establish­ places  of  worship  will  be
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Council  of  Medical  Research, for  three  months,  male  or  fe­ possibility,” he added. the respective hospital at the added. will  be  allowed  during  this ments,  cinema  theatres  and and Sundays.

‘Notion of Omicron CCI to complete

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Congress to go ahead with Sony looks to electric
being mild is dangerous’ probe in 60 days
THOMAS K THOMAS
10-day padyatra in Karnataka cars for its next big hit
Undetected cases ted  and  does  not  know  it Mumbai, January 5 No question of for the last two years. These ac­
is  Covid  infection  due  to The  Competition  Commis­ tions  by  the  government  are
may spread Covid Omicron,  they  tend  to sion of India (CCI) has told the cancelling yatra: going  to  disrupt  the  lives  of
move  around  as  normal Karnataka  High  Court  that  it KPCC president traders,  tourists,  and  state
faster, says Apollo vendors even more,” he added.
people  and  infect  scores will complete the ongoing in­
group President of  people  in  the  com­ vestigation  against  Google terms Covid curfew Responding to criticism that
the padyatra might exacerbate
munity,” Prasad warned. within  60  days.  This  submis­ as ‘BJP curfew’ the Covid­19 situation, Shivaku­
NAGA SRIDHAR G That  Omicron  does  not sion was made by Additional
Hyderabad, January 5 cause  serious  disease  and Solicitor General N Venkatara­ OUR BUREAU mar said, “Sudhakar (the state
Non­testing  and  delaying death is gradually becom­ man,  appearing  on  behalf  of Bengaluru, January 5 health  minister)  should  first
treatment  of  Omicron ing the common belief.  the  competition  watchdog. Even as the Karnataka govern­ file a case against (Chief Minis­
variant of Covid may lead However,  when  symp­ Google also confirmed to the ment announced various addi­ DK Shivkumar, President, KPCC ter)  Bommai  and  (senior  BJP Kenichiro Yoshida, Chairman, President and CEO of Sony Group
to  increase  in  spread  of toms  develop  and  one Court  its  cooperation  with tional measures to combat the leader) Yediyurappa for attend­ Corporation, speaks at CES 2022 in Las Vegas, on Wednesday . AFP
the pandemic as it can be does  not  get  tested,  it  is the  investigation  and  the spread  of  Covid,  Congress, meant  to  augment  supply  of ing  various  weddings  and  so­
which  is  planning  a  10­day drinking  water  to  Bengaluru. cial  events  and  violating  the
asymptomatic,  according practically  impossible  to withdrawal of its petition.
‘padyatra’  (foot  march)  from However,  successive  Tamil Covid protocol.”
Shares rise 4% as Although its once­dominant
to  K  Hari  Prasad,  Presid­ differentiate  between  a In  December,  Google  had position in consumer electron­
ent,  Apollo Delta infec­ filed  a  writ  petition  seeking Mekedatu  to  Bengaluru,  said Nadu  governments,  including However K Sudhakar, Minis­ company unveils ics  has  been  eroded  by  Asian
Group  of tion  and interim relief from the ongo­ there was no question of with­ the current one, have objected ter  of  Health  and  Family  Wel­ rivals  like  South  Korea’s  Sam­
drawing it.  to the project implementation, fare,  criticising  the  Congress
plans to launch
Hospitals. an  Omic­ ing investigation by the CCI.  sung Electronics, Sony still has
ron The probe follows the start­ With  the  number  of  Covid saying  that  a  reservoir  will  re­ stance  on  the  padyatra  said, Sony Mobility an  arsenal  of  sophisticated
Milder infection. up industry body the Alliance cases  more  than  doubling  in duce Cauvery water flow. “We haven’t issued these rules technology  in  areas  such  as
symptoms “All of us of  Digital  India  Foundation the State in the last three days, with a negative intent. We have REUTERS sensors critical to autonomous
“The percep­ are  aware (ADIF)  petitioning  the  CCI  in the Karnataka government has Lakhs to participate done so as the disease is spread­ January 5 driving.
tion  that that  the October,  asking  for  interim announced  several  additional President of Karnataka Pradesh ing rapidly.” Japan’s  Sony  Group  plans  to Shares  in  Sony  jumped  4.2
Covid  infec­ Delta  vari­ relief from several categories measures, including extending Congress  Committee  (KPCC), The  minister  said  that  he launch a company this spring per cent in Tokyo after the elec­
tion  with ant is more of  the  new  policy  by  Google night curfew till January 19 and DK  Shivakumar  said  that  they hoped  Congress  may  change to  examine  entering  the  elec­ tric  vehicle  plans  were  an­
Omicron dangerous Play.  weekend  curfew  from  Friday would  go  ahead  with  the their stance after seeing the in­ tric vehicle market, looking to nounced,  outpacing  a  flat
variant  is and  we Sijo Kuruvilla George, Exec­ evening to Monday mornings, padyatra  and  said  “this  a  BJP crease in cases in several others harness  its  strengths  in  enter­ Nikkei index.
mild  and have  had  a utive  Director,  ADIF,  said,  “By apart from various other steps. curfew  and  not  a  Covid  lock­ states  like  Maharashtra,  Delhi tainment and sensors to play a Yoshida unveiled a prototype
there  is  no terrible  ex­ conveying  to  the  Court  that The State government has also down. Ours is a ‘walk for water’ and others.  bigger role in next­generation sport  utility  vehicle  (SUV),  the
need  to K Hari Prasad, President, perience the  CCI  is  expected  to  com­ specifically  barred  all  rallies, There  is  no  question  of  with­ Political analyst L Manjunath mobility. VISION­S  02,  which  uses  the
panic  about Apollo Group of Hospitals during  the plete their investigation in 60 dharnas  and  protests,  with drawing  it.”  He  said  that  the though criticised the Congress The new company, Sony Mo­ same electric vehicle platform
it  is  danger­ second days,  the  antitrust  regulator even  weddings  and  other  ma­ party  will  follow  Covid  appro­ move  saying,  “Given  that  the bility,  comes  as  the  Japanese as  the  previously  announced
ous for multiple reasons,” wave.  It  is  not  right  for has  essentially  checkmated jor social events only permitted priate  behavior  during  the state is facing a pandemic, the tech giant is “exploring a com­ VISION­S  01  coupe  that  began
he said in a statement. someone  who  is  sympto­ Google’s attempt to delay the a maximum of 200 people, and rally.  A  team  of  100  hundred party could have waited or ap­ mercial  launch”  of  electric testing  on  public  roads  in
“It is much more conta­ matic  to  not  get  tested investigation  by  exploiting that too after following neces­ doctors  is  already  in  place,  he plied  pressure  on  the  govern­ vehicles, Sony Chair and Presid­ Europe from December 2020.
gious  than  the  previous and  neglect  a  possible legal challenges.” sary protocols. added.  Congress  is  expecting ment  through  other  means. ent  Kenichiro  Yoshida  told  a Wall Street is betting heavily
variants  and  a  single  in­ Delta  infection,”  Prasad A Google  spokesperson lakhs of party workers, leaders This is a proxy fight within the news conference, ahead of the on electric cars and the global
fected  patient  can  poten­ said. said, “We are pleased with the Cauvery issue and members of public would Congress  for  leadership CES technology trade fair in the auto  industry  has  been  upen­
tially  infect  many  more outcome  of  today’s  hearing Congress though is planning a be participating in the march. between  Shivakumar  and United States. ded  by  Tesla,  now  the  world’s
than  the  previous  vari­ ‘Pandemic still on’ before  the  Karnataka  High ‘Walk  for  Water’  march  from The  KPCC  President  also former  CM  Siddaramiah.  The “With our imaging and sens­ most  valuable  automaker.
ants,” he said. In this scenario it was im­ Court  and  welcome  the  CCI’s Mekedatu, 100 kilometres away claimed  that  a  Covid  related padyatra is a show of strength. ing,  cloud,  5G  and  entertain­ Many  investors  also  expect
Since  Omicron  causes portant to accept that the recognition  that  there  is  no from Bengaluru on the border lockdown  was  not  necessary The worry is that, will this event ment  technologies  combined Apple to launch its own vehicle
relatively  milder  symp­ pandemic is still on and it need  to  proceed  with  ADIF’s with  Tamil  Nadu,  demanding saying “already people are suf­ turn into a super spreader?” with our contents mastery, we within  the  next  few  years.  Ja­
toms,  people  often  brush has the possibility of caus­ request  for  interim  orders, that  the  government  immedi­ fering, be it traders, industrial­ believe Sony is well positioned pan’s  Toyota  Motor  in  Decem­
it off as a small cold. ing  huge  surges,  he and  that  the  CCI  will  instead ately take up the construction ists, workers. To what extent is it With inputs from BL interns as  a  creative  entertainment ber  committed  $70  billion  to
“If one is actually infec­ added. focus on completing its ongo­ of  a  balancing  reservoir  on necessary  to  lockdown  again? Haripriya Sureban and Isha company to redefine mobility,” electrify  its  automobiles  by
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20 Micron [5] 60.65 60.40 60.95 62.00 59.50 619.73 74.80 29.25 9 60.40 GKW 609.55 621.75 627.25 628.00 610.00 0.59 922.40 460.10 - - JTL INFRA 216.95 214.45 216.95 219.00 211.00 50.28 243.00 209.60 - -
21stCentMgmt 47.40 46.60 48.15 48.20 46.50 34.02 63.45 10.30 - 46.50
C ................................................ GlandPharma 3885.55 3941.80 3915.00 3991.00 3892.05 189.46 4350.00 2071.00 - - Jub.Ind 732.35 713.95 729.45 739.00 706.65 56.20 796.90 162.00 - 713.50
3IInfotech 92.60 91.05 92.60 94.30 90.55 1389.80 119.30 52.60 - - C.E. INFO SYSTE 1760.25 1766.35 1770.20 1806.95 1746.05 671.34 1876.40 1282.60 - - Glaxo Phr 1734.05 1703.40 1747.50 1759.75 1697.60 47.18 1917.00 1379.00 56 1701.75 JubilantPhar 584.25 584.15 585.00 589.50 579.00 49.65 1046.95 557.00 - -
3m India 25612.45 25555.65 25640.00 25640.00 25440.00 1.13 30975.00 18800.00 136 25521.75 Cadila HC [1] 464.65 458.75 465.40 469.40 458.00 3684.92 673.70 408.40 39 458.75 Glenmark [1] 517.00 519.35 517.20 521.50 510.70 936.15 690.60 442.15 9 519.85 JublilntFood 3604.65 3637.90 3606.00 3654.95 3566.00 508.06 4577.45 2545.00 115 3638.60
3PLandHold 18.90 19.80 19.80 19.80 19.80 71.46 19.80 7.65 - - Calif.SW 45.05 43.75 45.05 46.85 43.10 140.02 52.80 7.87 13 43.60 GlnmarkLifSc 617.45 609.90 615.00 618.30 609.00 100.18 799.00 587.55 - - JublntIngrev 596.30 583.55 595.00 595.00 580.10 299.69 838.75 295.50 - -
5PaisaCap 422.20 444.55 423.00 459.50 423.00 97.29 577.40 237.60 69 444.20 Cambridge 83.40 81.00 83.50 86.00 80.10 121.17 97.70 24.55 43 80.90 Glob.Spr 1436.50 1532.05 1448.80 1564.85 1420.00 961.39 1564.15 290.95 24 1533.25 JullundurMot 67.45 68.05 66.60 68.60 66.60 17.33 76.80 29.30 - -
63MoonsTec [2] 251.50 264.05 261.00 264.05 257.05 221.37 264.95 68.05 - 264.95 Camlin Fine [1] 135.95 145.60 137.05 149.50 136.05 1758.42 230.80 100.60 - 145.40 GlobalEductn 72.00 71.80 70.25 73.95 68.00 41.12 77.95 35.50 - - JustDial 813.85 804.45 815.00 821.50 800.00 463.40 1138.00 550.00 60 805.00
Canara Bk 206.55 211.00 206.50 212.05 205.1511554.36 247.60 123.85 9 211.05 GlobeText(I) 14.75 14.30 14.75 15.25 14.00 1293.00 68.00 11.75 - - Jyo.Lab [1] 138.05 138.75 138.45 141.45 138.10 567.12 187.20 135.25 28 138.85
CanFinHom [2] 581.05 592.75 580.00 596.00 571.20 560.39 721.25 455.30 17 592.65
A ................................................ Cantabil 828.60 811.55 828.60 839.90 810.00 12.20 845.00 346.30 56 812.05
GM Brew 851.15 866.65 854.00 887.85 853.00 324.51 922.85 370.00 16 864.85
A2Z InfraEng 10.40 10.90 10.85 10.90 10.00 2550.42 11.03 3.55 - 10.96 CapaciteInfr 171.55 170.45 171.60 174.50 168.30 222.64 251.05 134.50 19 170.50
GMDC [2] 73.75 74.05 73.75 75.10 73.30 642.84 83.30 52.00 8 74.00 K ................................................
AakashExplor 254.65 256.60 250.00 259.50 248.70 153.86 301.00 74.00 - - GMMPfauder[2] 5113.10 5063.45 5143.00 5223.30 5010.00 80.50 5435.00 3540.00 68 5064.90 Kabra Ext [5] 458.70 472.90 460.55 485.00 438.10 214.21 495.00 93.10 54 473.30
CapitalTrust 121.05 117.55 119.90 121.90 116.00 12.27 153.85 70.60 - 117.95 GMR Inf [1] 48.20 47.30 48.30 49.15 47.0033613.93 49.15 22.50 - 47.35
AareyDrgs&Ph 55.70 53.80 56.00 58.90 53.00 1318.93 58.90 31.15 - - Caplin Point [2] 864.20 864.10 863.10 871.00 855.00 60.95 1034.00 402.00 34 863.40 Kaj.Cera [1] 1310.30 1324.90 1316.10 1329.90 1301.50 200.68 1358.00 698.00 57 1324.65
AaronIndust 137.80 147.80 151.55 151.55 138.00 90.02 151.55 45.05 - - GNA Axles 736.05 747.60 738.00 762.00 727.80 84.91 1107.35 281.70 15 747.20 Kakt.Cem 236.30 229.10 236.90 239.90 227.60 43.52 319.00 153.80 20 228.50
CapriGlo [2] 515.40 510.00 509.10 516.15 508.15 18.03 578.70 308.80 66 510.15 GNFC 467.20 462.75 471.80 479.55 458.25 3001.32 517.95 202.50 7 463.00
Aarti Drug 538.00 534.40 537.95 539.00 531.50 131.75 841.40 491.15 25 533.80 CARE 619.90 618.60 623.00 623.00 612.00 60.54 791.15 410.00 23 618.80 Kalp.Pwr [2] 374.20 371.90 374.20 375.00 370.20 79.21 495.95 309.30 14 372.25
Aarti Ind [5] 992.00 999.20 994.00 1001.85 985.55 664.67 1168.40 537.28 58 998.85 GO FASHION IN 1046.70 1049.00 1065.00 1070.95 1042.65 163.03 1339.90 960.55 - - Kaly.Inv 1909.25 1909.15 1867.00 1949.00 1867.00 0.39 2436.05 1400.00 46 1920.00
CarrerPnt 134.70 133.85 133.80 139.95 133.05 55.47 190.65 117.25 20 133.75 Goa Carb 392.40 384.20 390.00 397.70 381.20 58.22 482.20 235.00 30 384.90
AartiSurfact 1076.75 1095.65 1067.00 1099.40 1062.95 20.12 1887.00 833.00 - - CartradeTech 844.90 845.15 844.00 851.35 837.20 117.73 1618.00 805.00 - - Kaly.Stl [5] 322.95 335.15 321.10 340.45 320.55 108.41 465.55 259.80 6 334.55
Aarvee Den 29.90 28.80 29.90 30.75 28.45 84.25 32.95 16.55 - 28.60 GOCL Corp [2] 309.50 309.60 313.95 314.00 306.45 32.46 386.00 190.00 20 308.80 KalyanJewelr 70.90 73.10 71.60 75.90 70.05 5008.15 89.75 56.30 - -
CastrolIndia [5] 124.85 124.15 125.10 125.80 123.10 964.10 154.90 117.75 16 124.15 God.Pow.Isp [5] 272.20 271.15 275.00 276.40 270.00 199.27 460.00 107.65 3 271.30
AarviEncon 96.20 94.75 100.45 100.45 94.00 34.85 103.90 38.20 - - CCL Prd [2] 425.30 419.45 425.70 429.00 415.00 193.99 495.00 225.00 33 419.30 Kamat Htl 48.70 48.00 48.60 49.00 47.45 36.51 75.75 27.00 - 47.90
AavasFinance 2771.00 2927.20 2760.00 3016.00 2736.25 212.92 3068.30 1754.55 71 2929.70 Godfrey [2] 1141.00 1142.45 1146.75 1150.00 1125.45 16.49 1409.85 831.85 14 1144.35 Kamdhenu 216.45 216.00 218.40 219.00 215.20 25.77 280.00 114.15 18 216.00
Ceat 1186.05 1177.50 1186.80 1195.15 1171.30 69.07 1763.15 1067.25 14 1177.35 GodhCarbnIns 79.05 80.15 83.00 83.00 78.00 28.16 83.00 32.10 - -
AB Money [1] 62.95 67.90 63.15 71.00 62.95 1119.45 88.50 38.00 19 67.90 CEEBCO 43.00 43.70 43.00 44.00 42.45 108.32 48.95 14.60 31 43.70 Kanor.Chem [5] 159.35 153.15 163.95 163.95 152.05 13.94 219.70 51.70 20 154.25
Aban Off [2] 49.65 49.45 49.95 50.40 48.15 116.84 74.90 26.55 - 49.40 Godrej Cons [1] 949.70 954.55 950.00 956.30 941.20 280.75 1138.50 644.00 76 953.60 KanpurPlastc 128.05 130.35 130.65 135.15 127.50 54.82 307.00 96.35 - -
Cent Enka 474.55 463.50 469.00 489.00 461.20 172.30 518.00 207.00 6 464.30 Godrej Ind [1] 627.80 621.30 627.80 631.60 619.00 377.12 674.35 413.05 - 621.55
ABB [2] 2219.75 2226.20 2229.55 2249.90 2200.00 222.63 2370.00 1227.15 141 2227.50 Cent.Bk 21.50 21.75 21.50 22.10 21.40 5080.18 29.65 12.48 - 21.75 Kansai Ner [1] 591.90 597.25 599.00 599.00 587.35 293.54 679.60 521.75 59 596.60
AbbottIndia 18986.20 18866.35 19048.70 19221.60 18781.55 10.14 23902.30 13970.10 56 18868.95 Godrej Pr [5] 1890.30 1920.70 1890.00 1928.95 1870.00 586.02 2598.00 1200.10 606 1921.45 Karn.Bk 63.10 64.40 63.20 65.90 62.75 2486.62 81.80 51.55 5 64.35
Cent.Elec 597.20 639.75 590.00 659.90 590.00 173.37 659.20 350.00 215 636.20 GodrejAgrovt 531.70 528.75 530.00 537.95 527.00 60.62 746.80 469.70 33 528.40
ABBPowerPro 2504.35 2489.75 2504.35 2532.00 2452.65 39.85 2855.00 1200.00 - - Cent.Ext [1] 14.20 14.60 13.55 14.90 13.55 1989.08 15.77 3.86 - 14.61 Karur vys bk [2] 46.10 46.10 45.90 46.75 45.60 2139.86 64.50 38.40 9 46.15
ABCapital 130.90 129.40 130.70 130.70 127.50 7757.63 139.60 78.80 - 129.35 Gokaldas [5] 322.65 331.40 323.90 344.80 322.70 350.81 354.10 73.05 41 330.95 Kaushlya Inf 3.65 3.50 3.65 3.65 3.50 42.06 4.03 1.20 - 3.49
Cent.Ply [1] 621.30 639.65 622.50 645.00 615.00 315.45 714.95 234.20 48 638.35 Gokul Agro [2] 65.90 69.15 66.00 69.15 65.80 194.65 74.40 18.65 18 69.20
ABMInternat 98.40 98.30 101.95 103.20 98.00 8.70 160.00 85.55 - - Cent.Txt 915.40 912.65 917.00 919.00 902.00 200.61 1003.25 384.85 64 912.90 Kaveri Seed [2] 563.45 549.60 558.40 569.70 545.40 80.83 815.85 468.55 16 549.70
ACC 2224.30 2241.30 2225.00 2246.00 2220.10 372.96 2587.95 1584.35 20 2240.90 Gokul Ref [2] 41.25 40.55 41.80 41.95 40.10 369.65 47.80 15.50 - 40.65 Kavveri Tel 9.50 9.95 9.95 9.95 9.95 12.46 12.76 1.90 - 10.39
CentDepoSer 1534.90 1527.55 1536.00 1542.60 1511.25 376.11 1734.40 476.35 - - Gold.Tobac 121.90 121.25 123.90 123.90 117.05 12.84 189.85 35.05 34 120.70
AccelyaKal 1085.40 1086.65 1085.00 1094.00 1077.35 8.09 1535.00 837.00 31 1084.85 CentrumCap [1] 33.10 32.80 33.20 33.40 32.60 428.76 58.50 16.65 - 32.80 KAYA Ltd 431.35 433.95 430.00 441.50 422.85 17.05 575.00 232.50 - 435.15
AcrysilLtd 828.05 822.60 830.00 835.60 820.00 30.76 927.90 181.25 - - Goldiam Int 889.10 877.80 888.80 888.80 870.10 44.26 1142.60 196.40 33 877.25 KBC GLOBAL 17.05 16.75 17.10 17.10 16.55 2261.69 194.35 15.25 - -
Cera San [5] 4963.95 4911.05 4985.00 4985.00 4868.85 3.58 6430.45 3302.20 50 4912.00 GoodLuck St [2] 352.95 370.55 348.50 370.55 347.00 229.78 370.00 57.60 19 367.70
Action Con [2] 225.00 220.15 223.00 225.10 219.15 271.96 291.55 125.30 23 220.20 Cereb.Int 85.65 87.05 85.60 90.50 85.30 2223.21 90.45 33.00 54 87.30 KCP [1] 143.10 142.90 143.10 147.00 142.00 370.83 168.95 68.00 11 142.90
AcuracyShipg 216.35 215.50 216.95 218.00 212.55 40.07 225.00 34.30 - - GoodyearInd 983.90 983.90 983.90 993.65 974.45 8.12 1040.00 783.00 - - KCP Sug [1] 31.25 28.60 30.75 30.75 28.50 4731.86 33.40 15.75 - -
CESC [1] 89.50 89.60 89.45 90.40 88.80 2143.35 102.45 57.50 14 89.55 GP Petrol [5] 46.85 46.25 47.70 47.70 44.00 68.67 77.60 34.65 16 46.05
Adani Ent [1] 1719.00 1715.45 1722.00 1744.65 1702.55 1583.60 1788.00 484.70 206 1722.50 CGPowr&InS [2] 204.60 202.75 206.00 208.90 202.00 1506.02 209.05 37.75 23 202.65 KDDL Ltd 987.95 937.60 987.95 991.00 920.60 60.04 1049.00 222.04 83 934.20
Adani Ports [2] 739.25 754.90 739.00 758.80 734.05 5409.00 901.00 489.45 100 754.60 GPTInfraProj 83.00 84.40 83.90 85.90 81.00 63.14 107.75 34.00 10 83.95 KEC Intl [2] 462.90 458.55 470.00 470.00 456.30 79.16 550.00 338.00 17 458.50
ChaletHotels 220.15 216.00 218.00 219.90 215.00 79.60 292.50 125.05 - 216.35 Granuels [1] 325.60 327.10 325.80 334.90 323.25 1266.95 404.50 285.80 20 326.95
Adani Pwr 100.55 99.85 100.65 101.60 99.60 4250.32 167.05 48.40 - 99.90 ChamanLalSat 100.25 102.85 103.00 107.00 100.25 439.10 155.00 89.25 - - Keertknw&Skl 19.80 19.70 20.00 20.30 18.80 38.59 32.65 16.10 - -
AdaniGreenEn 1366.70 1399.65 1366.70 1408.30 1366.70 394.71 1477.65 860.20 700 1399.60 Graphite [2] 508.50 507.90 509.80 518.80 506.00 959.04 815.35 299.10 20 507.65 KEI Ind [2] 1156.85 1157.20 1146.00 1177.00 1140.45 206.19 1264.00 450.00 32 1155.95
Chamb.Frt 407.25 429.10 409.05 437.90 407.90 9079.55 451.00 207.30 13 428.75 Grasim [2] 1692.00 1747.05 1685.00 1753.10 1684.00 1764.24 1893.15 947.00 50 1749.25
AdaniTranmsn 1754.95 1761.05 1706.10 1780.50 1706.10 54.11 2030.00 400.00 - 1751.05 ChembondChem 215.65 219.70 215.00 224.50 212.00 31.03 220.00 120.00 - 157.70 Kellton Tech [5] 64.50 66.45 64.80 67.90 63.20 2263.33 91.95 39.25 54 66.40
ADF Foods 857.10 886.50 848.20 890.90 846.05 51.50 1049.00 586.50 42 883.35 Graur&WeilIn 66.55 65.45 66.80 68.50 65.10 839.72 70.90 53.50 - - KennametlInd 1852.80 1864.60 1887.70 1898.00 1834.20 18.66 1942.80 850.10 - -
ChemconSpecl 372.20 368.30 372.20 373.30 367.30 75.10 569.40 338.30 - - Gravita [2] 318.00 305.20 320.40 320.90 303.00 457.48 328.00 73.00 50 305.60
AditBirSunLf 535.60 540.75 535.95 548.20 535.95 228.42 722.90 499.25 - - ChemfabAlkal 160.50 158.45 160.50 162.40 156.00 9.84 218.20 115.00 - - Kesoram In 61.40 63.30 61.65 66.25 61.00 1245.56 90.18 49.15 2 63.40
AdityaBirFas 286.35 287.15 286.35 289.30 281.85 3496.38 310.00 148.60 - 287.05 GreenlaInd [5] 1761.55 1772.05 1805.00 1805.00 1760.00 9.92 1999.00 785.00 41 1780.15 Kewal Clo 230.55 228.40 230.95 233.50 227.00 131.40 299.00 153.40 26 228.25
ChemplastSan 578.80 587.55 582.00 600.00 577.10 910.99 826.00 510.00 - - GreenPly [1] 208.25 210.15 209.35 215.50 208.25 315.81 254.25 114.50 30 210.00
Ador Weld 705.30 694.05 706.45 720.00 691.05 9.73 852.10 260.50 28 696.60 CholaFin [2] 546.05 568.00 546.00 571.05 542.25 4130.28 667.50 391.00 29 567.95 KeynotFinSer 104.00 103.20 101.80 103.70 101.50 4.61 131.65 51.35 - -
AdvancedEnz[2] 333.05 334.80 333.05 336.85 331.25 65.32 503.00 300.90 56 333.60 GrenpanelInd 426.35 443.45 426.35 447.80 419.70 418.87 447.80 127.00 - - KhadimIndia 261.90 270.95 262.45 274.50 259.85 82.42 358.90 118.00 42 269.45
CholamandF [1] 645.65 648.00 645.00 655.00 642.05 80.11 763.05 486.50 248 648.60 Grindwel [5] 1937.60 1926.75 1937.60 1940.00 1910.00 45.90 1975.00 672.45 74 1929.65
Advani Hot [2] 78.95 75.85 78.00 78.20 74.95 55.61 97.50 44.30 - 76.00 Cigniti Tech 565.40 552.55 566.00 571.45 549.95 33.02 677.00 310.60 36 553.45 Khait.Ind 30.65 31.20 31.00 32.15 29.25 8.40 42.90 19.20 - 28.90
Aegis Log [1] 217.60 214.50 219.90 219.90 212.50 640.64 394.40 191.90 31 214.70 GRInfraproj 1774.95 1786.75 1766.00 1815.00 1750.05 20.27 2267.65 1543.00 - - Khand.Sec 19.45 19.30 20.00 20.00 19.25 7.37 21.50 12.25 - 19.30
Cineline Ind [5] 95.65 95.20 93.10 97.95 93.10 20.39 131.30 27.50 - 94.80 GRP Ltd 1056.95 1268.30 1048.50 1268.30 1046.50 22.79 1260.05 724.00 19 1260.05
Affle(India) [2] 1317.40 1327.20 1322.00 1357.90 1295.00 1129.03 1368.00 706.00 368 1325.85 Cinevistaas [2] 18.00 17.50 18.00 18.35 17.10 79.85 24.48 5.50 - 17.50 KhatnChm&Fer 65.70 66.35 66.45 66.95 64.95 131.53 81.00 20.35 - -
Agarwal Inds 400.70 409.40 400.70 417.65 399.80 44.79 472.50 101.10 18 409.45 Grvs.Cot [2] 154.35 162.15 155.00 171.40 152.2020469.26 184.25 84.55 82 162.10 Kingfa S&T 1526.45 1507.85 1544.00 1555.00 1490.00 13.78 1622.75 535.20 81 1510.90
Cipla [2] 924.25 928.55 926.50 931.80 919.00 1408.00 1005.00 738.25 28 928.25 GSFC [2] 124.95 122.90 125.40 127.50 122.40 2572.19 150.75 71.55 8 122.95
AgriTech Ind 62.50 61.10 63.00 63.75 60.20 8.96 79.00 30.50 - 60.85 CitiUn Bk [1] 141.95 144.30 142.40 146.55 140.30 4468.34 189.60 129.00 17 144.35 KIOCL 252.50 257.10 252.00 261.05 252.00 57.71 318.50 122.10 35 256.65
Agro Tech 958.50 970.30 959.55 973.00 956.85 2.98 1149.75 750.10 109 964.60 GSPL 299.80 307.10 300.50 310.00 299.35 1072.61 383.00 191.00 17 307.10 Kiri Ind 488.40 495.35 487.90 499.00 485.00 131.90 678.70 405.00 236 495.20
Clari.Chm 493.10 491.95 495.05 496.70 490.10 24.12 642.20 340.75 26 491.50 GTL 24.85 23.75 24.05 25.75 23.65 8275.07 32.55 4.86 13 23.80
AgroPhosInd 25.10 24.40 25.15 25.90 24.10 116.83 34.30 10.45 - - CleanSci&Tec 2661.85 2604.40 2669.00 2705.00 2561.00 452.58 2705.00 1422.10 - - Kirl.Bros [2] 333.55 337.85 335.00 342.95 330.55 25.67 504.75 131.50 26 338.15
AhladaEnggrs 140.15 139.20 133.70 144.90 133.70 13.75 248.00 61.15 - - GTPLHathway 264.65 271.55 265.00 273.00 262.15 52.75 313.15 108.75 23 270.85 Kirl.Elec 24.15 25.35 25.35 25.35 25.35 46.91 100.80 26.95 5 -
CLEducateLt[5] 118.15 118.10 121.05 121.05 115.05 37.86 136.80 31.40 - 116.40 Gufic Bio [1] 241.35 240.30 240.55 245.50 235.25 430.40 255.00 99.10 28 240.25
Ahluwalia [2] 408.75 409.10 406.20 414.00 404.65 6.01 483.95 254.00 22 408.95 CMI 49.60 48.75 49.90 52.90 48.05 246.74 70.90 35.05 - 48.85 Kirl.Ind 1505.85 1519.30 1519.95 1529.30 1505.00 2.30 1975.00 786.95 26 1521.30
AIA Engg [2] 1846.60 1835.70 1856.30 1866.75 1820.00 19.15 2224.40 1751.05 40 1836.00 Guj.Alk 667.95 655.60 670.00 674.05 653.00 139.71 845.50 304.35 23 656.30 Kirl.Oil [2] 181.05 180.00 179.00 182.00 176.50 254.92 277.80 121.50 13 180.10
CMS INFO SYS 234.05 240.00 234.00 250.70 229.55 5332.77 259.60 215.10 - - Guj.Ind.Pow 82.80 82.65 82.60 83.30 81.75 187.39 105.65 72.25 8 82.85
AIRAN 25.40 24.60 25.90 27.50 23.75 1646.59 35.95 15.05 - - Coal India 153.00 153.70 153.00 154.30 152.10 8454.06 203.85 123.45 10 153.70 KirloskarFer 208.95 209.05 210.00 210.55 207.60 67.52 314.00 134.80 - -
AIRO LAM 77.50 78.65 77.50 80.00 74.15 87.61 90.10 52.00 - - Guj.Pipav 98.85 99.00 98.85 99.75 98.65 397.84 124.15 86.15 23 99.10 Kitex [1] 207.00 220.05 206.90 226.50 205.25 3792.48 226.40 91.75 19 220.10
CoastalCorpn 325.65 317.45 328.70 328.70 315.00 30.88 343.35 237.75 - - Guj.Sid.Cem 43.95 44.10 43.25 45.20 43.10 166.45 62.60 31.70 12 44.35
Ajanta Phr [2] 2202.65 2233.15 2209.00 2254.00 2207.35 89.77 2420.00 1643.00 27 2231.25 CochinShip 346.85 347.95 349.50 350.55 346.30 90.66 433.75 318.00 7 348.05 KM Sug [2] 33.00 31.90 35.70 36.70 31.65 5889.34 39.15 9.60 8 31.90
Ajmera 304.90 301.40 306.50 309.50 298.55 23.50 429.60 97.00 30 302.65 Gujarat Gas [2] 649.60 642.30 645.00 648.80 640.05 369.16 786.65 342.30 30 641.90 KNR Con [2] 296.30 294.65 296.70 298.75 292.55 667.05 343.55 164.00 26 295.30
CoffeeDayEnt 43.45 42.45 43.45 43.80 42.10 1559.15 54.95 23.25 - 42.40 GujaratFluor 2575.70 2704.75 2590.00 2739.00 2590.00 230.13 2739.00 525.10 - -
AjooniBiotec 69.15 69.20 69.20 70.20 68.00 106.36 72.50 41.90 - - COFORGE 6105.40 5939.50 6107.70 6107.70 5890.95 696.19 6135.00 2300.00 - - Kokuyo [1] 62.20 61.70 62.10 62.85 61.50 137.36 79.85 52.20 - 61.60
AKGEximLtd 52.00 52.70 54.20 54.80 49.45 47.86 112.70 21.00 - - Gul.Amb.Ex [1] 165.15 168.30 166.00 171.45 163.05 337.78 201.65 122.50 9 168.55
Colgate [1] 1464.80 1466.15 1465.00 1474.45 1460.00 233.59 1823.00 1393.00 37 1466.00 KoltePatil 304.90 309.60 303.90 311.50 303.90 235.18 360.00 207.00 - 309.80
Aksh Opti [5] 12.90 12.30 12.30 12.60 12.30 975.58 14.42 5.29 - 12.41 Gul.Apl 216.25 218.90 217.75 224.70 215.90 15.82 277.20 195.60 - 219.35
CompuageInf[2] 39.45 37.90 40.00 40.25 37.30 2036.39 40.30 13.95 11 37.80 Kopran 317.60 319.70 321.00 325.00 315.30 189.47 369.35 99.80 95 319.25
AksharChem 455.15 459.75 460.00 469.40 454.00 25.85 613.50 223.10 22 462.35 Gulf Oil Lub [2] 457.40 463.80 458.00 469.00 454.85 107.76 803.70 427.95 11 464.05
Compucom [2] 30.90 32.40 32.40 32.40 32.40 100.12 32.45 8.05 31 32.45 Kot.Mah.Bk [5] 1852.60 1922.15 1857.00 1928.35 1840.10 4208.17 2252.45 1627.25 53 1921.65
Akzo 2019.80 2020.75 2050.00 2050.00 2010.00 4.22 2510.00 1960.80 31 2028.30 GulshanPoly [1] 293.30 299.05 298.00 307.95 285.25 144.11 331.45 80.10 15 298.85
ComputerAge 2738.90 2831.60 2738.90 2874.90 2738.90 378.63 4067.40 1701.00 - - Kothari Pet [5] 67.85 65.80 68.55 68.55 65.50 254.96 0.15 0.05 - -
Alankit [1] 16.30 15.85 16.40 16.45 15.55 1470.11 27.15 11.50 - 15.80 Con.FinHld 150.85 149.60 155.45 155.45 148.25 8.83 78.40 26.55 - - Kothari Pro 102.25 109.65 102.25 112.45 100.05 85.35 137.40 57.55 11 109.70
AlbertDavid 652.50 662.05 662.30 675.00 655.00 27.74 725.00 371.45 10 660.20 Concor [5] 627.75 629.95 630.00 636.85 626.00 917.09 754.10 403.15 52 629.50
H................................................ Kothari Sug 38.85 36.35 38.75 38.75 36.10 1211.66 15.85 4.45 - -
Alembic [2] 110.05 111.45 110.70 112.80 109.35 489.20 143.30 92.30 34 111.40 ConfdnPetI [1] 76.85 76.60 77.20 77.50 75.75 666.43 95.40 36.40 24 76.70 HappiestMind 1340.40 1320.95 1342.00 1343.95 1310.95 216.22 1580.00 310.50 - - Kovai Medi 1725.00 1720.10 1739.00 1752.55 1709.20 2.60 1899.00 1050.00 18 1715.55
Alembic Ph [2] 841.25 816.55 841.00 844.00 813.05 548.47 1119.00 720.80 19 816.20 ControlPrint 338.60 335.65 342.00 344.00 335.00 10.04 416.85 219.35 16 337.00 Harri.Mal 164.70 161.25 164.50 164.60 160.55 34.14 250.00 113.65 6 161.10 KPIGlobalInf 343.85 361.00 351.55 361.00 349.95 69.13 361.00 116.30 - -
Alicon [5] 819.85 812.25 827.00 829.00 802.35 15.08 998.75 353.20 62 812.00 CoralIndFin [2] 39.70 39.65 39.20 40.20 39.20 19.81 58.50 19.05 10 39.90 Hathway [2] 21.95 22.30 21.95 22.80 21.75 4419.01 35.20 19.65 - 22.30 Kpit Tech 608.15 594.20 609.15 609.15 591.00 1052.47 631.00 126.80 - -
Alkali Met 94.20 93.15 94.00 94.65 92.65 22.87 111.10 45.90 - 93.15 Cords Cab 64.95 65.40 64.80 67.10 63.05 166.12 83.40 38.00 14 65.40 Hatsun Agro [1] 1256.00 1245.10 1267.00 1283.55 1235.25 27.03 1533.65 676.00 101 1244.50 KPR Mill [1] 706.40 706.55 706.40 720.55 700.10 366.56 720.85 169.80 37 706.55
AlkemLabs [2] 3613.80 3602.80 3620.00 3629.95 3565.00 43.81 4067.70 2544.25 24 3601.95 Corom.Intl [1] 769.90 773.90 774.00 781.45 766.20 363.76 955.95 709.55 17 773.50 HavellsIndia [1] 1401.30 1400.10 1399.95 1410.95 1392.05 473.75 1503.70 912.00 74 1400.25 KRBL [1] 255.00 263.60 255.50 269.40 252.00 2537.85 337.45 173.45 11 263.70
Alkyl Amine [2] 3728.35 3657.35 3715.00 3715.00 3601.00 86.58 4740.00 1788.80 60 3658.80 Cosmo Film 1482.75 1467.30 1482.75 1489.90 1457.55 36.11 1678.95 430.20 10 1467.05 HBL Pwr [1] 62.50 62.60 62.50 64.65 62.10 758.44 68.70 29.55 41 62.50 Krebs Bio 201.75 201.00 203.00 210.80 200.15 87.36 227.95 82.50 - 200.95
Allcargo [2] 399.85 390.85 394.00 398.50 387.25 291.63 412.00 121.25 30 390.50 CPCL 104.85 105.70 104.00 106.90 103.55 567.65 151.80 89.00 - 105.70 HBStockh KrisnaInsMed 1484.65 1464.80 1484.00 1508.90 1453.65 200.79 1565.00 937.55 - -
Allied Dig [5] 143.80 140.10 142.65 143.95 136.60 339.74 154.70 34.85 128 140.20 HCC KrisnaPhoscm 171.25 172.05 173.75 173.75 168.15 4.26 199.70 80.00 - -

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CraftsmnAuto 2386.00 2346.45 2399.95 2399.95 2338.00 11.24 2778.00 1245.00 - -
Allsec 651.65 692.75 654.80 702.00 654.80 133.94 710.00 241.65 11 691.15 CrdtacsGramn 596.30 586.20 599.95 599.95 582.55 127.49 810.00 495.30 89 586.65 HCG KritiIndust 134.75 131.95 137.30 137.30 130.55 22.98 146.00 103.35 - -
Alm.Global [6] 124.50 122.65 124.30 125.65 121.85 6.53 155.20 19.00 63 122.35 CreatPer&Dis[5] 4.75 4.85 4.75 4.85 4.75 8.70 4.99 2.57 - 4.85 HC KrsnaaDiagns 767.00 777.80 777.70 796.00 760.85 206.57 1099.70 626.00 - -

in
AlokIndus 25.35 24.55 25.40 25.45 24.5010807.87 32.25 18.70 - - CreatPer&Dis 496.15 520.95 518.00 520.95 508.00 54.96 520.95 83.90 - - HC KSB 1231.45 1227.00 1234.00 1253.00 1222.20 8.99 1411.00 624.50 - -
Alpha Lab 88.40 88.45 89.95 91.95 87.10 405.84 98.90 34.35 13 87.95 Crisil [1] 2880.30 2884.80 2888.00 2943.95 2871.40 109.29 3496.00 1742.35 72 2883.70 HD C KuantumPaper 84.55 86.25 84.55 89.00 83.15 96.71 103.95 47.45 - -
Alphageo 363.75 392.30 365.00 409.90 365.00 309.94 511.00 174.80 6 393.55 CromGreaCo[2] 436.05 443.05 435.80 450.00 434.40 1154.26 512.05 350.35 42 442.80 HD C AMC
Amararaja [1] 636.45 634.60 636.90 639.15 632.20 543.27 1025.00 584.45 17 634.40 CSBBank 251.75 255.05 250.00 258.50 250.00 348.09 372.95 215.05 16 255.55 HD C B L ................................................

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AmberEntp(I) 3307.35 3424.95 3307.35 3478.00 3307.35 113.69 3788.40 2370.00 144 3424.10 CubexTub 29.50 30.95 30.15 30.95 30.15 56.40 35.05 15.15 23 31.00 HD C
L&T [2] 1937.55 1948.60 1940.70 1951.00 1927.65 1711.67 1982.95 1296.80 40 1948.15
AmbigaAgar 23.15 22.55 22.50 23.90 22.05 70.68 39.70 12.00 11 22.40 CUMI [1] 985.45 982.05 985.45 1008.95 972.85 159.82 1033.95 384.80 72 982.40 H C N RA PRO
H G L&T Fin Hld 79.10 80.55 79.10 80.75 78.95 6756.10 113.40 71.55 - 80.55
Ambika Cot 2047.10 1984.55 2042.00 2055.55 1980.00 17.07 2349.00 846.00 9 1983.15 CumminsInd [2] 949.45 929.30 948.00 948.00 927.25 471.23 1065.00 583.25 33 929.80 L&TInfotech [1] 7561.75 7317.10 7530.00 7549.45 7282.40 376.96 7595.25 3525.95 63 7318.00
AmbujaCeme[2] 390.45 393.70 389.95 394.65 388.75 1521.05 442.95 242.00 34 393.85 Cupid Ltd 223.90 222.70 226.00 226.00 221.00 25.60 272.00 202.00 11 223.00 H
H m PR L&TTechSer[2] 5916.30 5842.60 5914.00 5918.85 5800.10 289.73 5958.10 2301.40 76 5849.65
AMD Ind 48.45 49.25 49.60 50.45 47.10 229.09 50.55 16.25 32 49.00 Cyber Med 13.95 14.60 14.60 14.60 14.40 173.80 20.35 3.96 - 15.10 La Opala [2] 421.20 423.85 421.80 426.55 415.15 207.07 487.00 201.10 58 423.45

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AmiOrganics 1036.45 1094.25 1034.00 1134.70 1023.45 729.39 1434.45 841.00 - - Cybertech 213.80 210.50 215.80 221.80 207.70 421.63 243.00 112.05 37 210.10 H
H H LagnamSpintx 62.45 74.90 60.25 74.90 60.25 646.77 74.90 44.55 - -
AMJLandHold[2] 33.00 33.80 33.35 35.30 33.00 116.97 42.50 21.25 - 33.65 CYIENT Ltd [5] 1080.85 1067.20 1076.20 1078.95 1058.75 341.82 1292.00 478.45 40 1067.35 LakFinIndCor 140.30 140.05 139.00 141.00 138.10 5.79 219.25 66.20 - -
Amrutanjan [1] 931.00 958.10 935.00 974.90 929.90 109.24 1025.55 472.50 44 958.65 H
H M LambodText [5] 102.95 102.75 101.05 104.80 101.05 36.48 111.80 42.30 6 102.95
ANAND RATHI
Anant Raj [2]
639.80
75.15
637.10
74.45
635.90
75.15
648.50
77.00
631.40 345.32 654.00
73.50 355.99 81.45
542.60
26.15
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48 74.50
- D................................................ H B LasaSuperGen 67.65 66.05 68.80 68.80 65.80 160.91 100.15 55.00 29 66.10
D P WIRES 263.50 259.55 261.55 266.85 252.45 24.54 312.20 75.25 - - LATENT VIEW 545.15 552.40 544.90 571.95 538.10 1199.77 754.90 461.10 - -

M
AnantrajGlob 50.90 50.05 51.00 51.00 49.45 1715.41 54.90 20.70 - - H
Dabur [1] 574.05 582.50 575.00 583.50 573.65 1001.77 658.75 483.00 71 582.80 H C LaurusLabs [2] 519.05 527.25 524.05 545.00 523.15 5622.57 723.55 333.25 29 527.20
Andhar Sug [2] 141.05 134.85 139.25 140.80 134.00 945.42 145.40 57.12 16 134.60 LaxmiCotspin 24.55 25.85 25.75 26.30 24.75 38.36 29.45 20.75 - -
Andhra Cem 17.35 17.00 17.65 17.65 16.65 832.73 37.40 5.13 - 17.00 Dalm.B.Sug [2] 432.00 422.40 429.90 440.00 419.75 305.44 516.00 133.50 13 422.45 HG
DamodarInd [5] 63.00 61.85 63.00 64.00 61.30 65.15 66.00 21.50 10 61.85 H LaxmiOrgInd 432.90 428.25 434.00 434.70 425.00 324.87 628.00 143.25 - -
AndhraPaper 220.95 223.90 221.00 230.75 221.00 89.79 283.70 200.55 - - LemonTreeHot 49.25 47.80 49.40 49.45 47.20 2829.15 59.90 27.50 - 47.80
AndrewYuleCo 25.90 27.20 25.70 28.40 25.60 2021.74 29.70 21.55 - - DangeeDums 212.00 212.80 215.95 215.95 209.30 14.46 228.75 105.95 - - H L_
DATAPATTERNS 758.35 772.35 760.00 789.00 740.50 953.04 864.00 702.00 - - H M LG Balakri 648.20 635.45 648.00 648.00 633.00 66.36 667.80 278.95 10 636.35
AngelOne 1219.35 1242.30 1220.00 1246.65 1208.00 502.20 1689.00 286.35 - - LibasDesigns 31.00 30.90 31.40 31.50 30.20 333.45 76.40 24.50 - -
Anik Ind 29.80 31.25 31.25 31.25 31.00 60.01 31.25 10.82 6 31.25 Datamatics [5] 307.60 309.60 305.70 316.95 303.85 256.85 382.40 102.15 30 309.30 Hm
DB Corp 94.25 94.40 94.85 95.00 93.50 52.97 124.60 76.05 9 94.30 Hm Liberty Sh 158.10 156.40 157.80 157.80 155.10 55.55 215.50 116.50 26 156.65
AnjPortCemen 314.05 317.45 314.00 325.00 311.70 36.41 531.00 197.75 11 318.50 LICHsgFin [2] 379.20 381.30 379.50 384.00 378.60 1828.78 542.35 339.85 14 381.00
AnmolIndia 165.70 164.70 166.00 167.95 163.00 8.44 237.80 135.00 - - DCB Bk 80.50 83.05 81.00 84.00 80.35 1857.06 126.50 78.30 10 83.00 H C m
DCM 137.60 133.80 143.50 143.50 133.00 33.44 143.20 23.00 83 133.40 H C LikhithaInfr 354.10 348.40 354.10 354.10 346.00 35.23 480.00 182.10 - -
A
Ansal Pro [5] 12.90 13.40 12.55 13.50 12.55 431.13 14.80 5.45 - 13.34 LINC 233.45 235.85 241.60 241.60 230.05 4.64 266.75 139.30 - -
AntnyWastHdg 317.95 317.30 317.70 324.90 316.00 111.67 455.00 241.00 - - DCMShriramInd 97.40 94.15 98.75 105.00 93.80 225.19 105.00 86.20 - - H M
DCMNouvelle 305.40 309.40 310.40 320.65 305.00 167.79 340.75 60.00 5 310.95 H M Lincoln Phar 363.20 360.30 364.10 364.50 357.60 38.18 414.75 205.00 11 360.35
AnupamRasayn 1035.05 1034.05 1040.30 1054.90 1018.90 308.88 1087.80 474.00 - - Linde Ind 2528.30 2537.00 2544.40 2709.90 2505.00 518.21 2947.00 886.00 84 2537.30
Apar Ind 764.30 755.55 767.90 769.70 750.00 70.76 840.00 344.75 13 754.85 DCMShriram [2] 1058.85 1019.60 1054.85 1089.00 1006.00 133.26 1249.95 383.80 20 1021.95 H NG
IT

DCW [2] 46.10 46.65 45.90 48.40 45.30 1357.85 65.95 18.40 33 46.60 H O LMW 9440.30 9338.80 9420.00 9599.00 9280.00 17.74 9950.00 4644.00 84 9345.90
Apcotex Ind [2] 384.15 383.20 380.10 389.70 379.05 45.05 460.00 161.75 24 382.25 Lok.Mach 82.70 82.10 83.75 84.80 80.60 223.21 87.80 30.05 26 81.55
ApexFznFoods 299.55 296.70 297.00 301.90 295.55 86.06 435.20 200.00 26 296.90 Deccan Cem [5] 609.35 617.90 610.15 623.00 604.25 23.81 846.25 347.55 8 615.85 H
DeepEneResou 43.45 42.90 43.90 44.40 42.45 30.00 62.70 30.50 - - H Lotys Eye 52.45 52.30 52.45 52.45 51.05 30.21 58.05 33.40 34 52.50
APL Apl [2] 948.20 949.65 956.95 972.00 944.15 579.22 1113.65 435.00 106 948.30 LT Ovrseas [1] 77.75 80.65 78.10 82.80 77.5510729.96 90.40 48.85 21 80.60
Apollo Hsp [5] 4964.60 4973.25 4962.00 5138.65 4922.00 966.34 5930.70 2386.25 126 4972.60 DeepIndust 158.20 158.50 162.00 163.00 156.60 55.63 174.55 57.30 - - H C m
IG

Deepk.Fer 415.20 417.35 419.50 427.90 415.15 524.74 492.60 147.80 32 416.70 H G Lumax tech [2] 165.85 169.15 165.90 174.50 162.00 308.48 181.40 122.00 18 169.60
ApolloMicSys 173.25 169.00 174.65 178.35 167.55 571.69 190.85 86.00 39 169.00
Deepk.Ntr [2] 2513.55 2524.70 2515.00 2540.00 2481.05 427.39 3020.00 928.00 80 2523.90 H A Lumx Ind 1189.35 1185.05 1195.30 1202.45 1175.00 12.86 1820.00 1176.65 27 1185.15
ApolloPipes 530.45 554.55 534.80 561.20 527.20 84.21 2000.00 515.00 - -
DelphWrldMon 581.00 578.50 574.75 582.85 574.75 0.54 818.00 410.80 - - H Lupin [2] 932.35 932.05 934.00 939.60 924.00 453.47 1267.50 854.00 - 931.85
ApolloSindo 830.05 847.35 825.75 859.00 823.30 1.25 1069.70 505.00 - -
Delta Corp [1] 258.05 259.70 256.00 262.60 255.00 2466.42 308.55 138.00 148 259.80 H M Lux Indust. [2] 3652.75 3644.45 3652.75 3688.20 3623.00 36.99 4641.50 1565.60 33 3641.60
ApolloTyr [1] 225.60 227.50 225.75 228.00 224.00 2086.15 261.20 174.65 20 227.40
Delta Mag 79.65 87.60 84.00 87.60 81.25 54.63 87.30 23.05 - 87.30 H G Lypsa Gem 6.10 5.90 6.35 6.35 5.80 173.39 7.05 3.77 - 5.96
Aptech 433.30 423.35 428.80 433.30 421.35 188.79 444.00 145.00 127 423.25
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AptusValHsg 347.65 342.90 350.00 350.00 311.10 150.15 381.40 278.60 - - Den Net 42.20 42.90 42.25 44.35 41.80 1418.48 71.90 37.35 10 42.90 H P
Archidply 42.15 46.35 41.20 46.35 41.05 237.10 49.05 27.95 15 46.25 DevyaniInter 172.20 178.90 172.00 181.80 167.10 6642.01 198.90 107.55 - - H G M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Archies [2] 18.50 18.45 18.90 18.90 18.20 50.54 30.00 9.40 - 18.45 DFMFoods [2] 294.70 297.70 290.20 304.15 285.10 189.68 452.80 265.05 271 297.10 H m M&M [5] 831.85 839.50 830.00 847.00 830.00 2634.01 978.90 725.00 37 839.45
Dhamp.Sug 345.95 333.50 343.00 347.50 331.50 1427.40 395.00 156.20 10 333.55 H M&M Fin [2] 153.00 154.35 153.25 156.40 152.25 4507.48 224.15 138.00 - 154.35
Aries Agro 154.95 162.40 154.80 166.90 152.30 620.48 193.75 74.70 9 162.50
DhaniService 161.35 158.20 160.45 161.25 157.30 707.49 395.95 139.20 - - H Maan Alum 117.85 118.30 118.90 122.00 116.80 27.72 230.00 48.23 8 117.55
Arih.Found 38.80 39.75 38.80 40.70 38.05 19.36 67.30 16.90 - 39.95
Dhanlk.Bk 15.00 14.95 15.00 15.20 14.80 598.03 20.20 11.51 14 14.92 HOV MacpowerCNC 193.75 190.05 194.00 195.00 188.30 8.29 240.65 82.00 - -
N

ArihantSuper 178.50 177.10 177.00 178.80 174.55 211.86 206.00 31.50 26 177.55
Dhanuka Ag [2] 761.30 752.15 754.00 765.75 748.25 95.07 1053.15 668.95 18 753.70 HPC MacrotecDeve 1232.90 1239.55 1255.00 1272.00 1232.20 206.03 1539.00 422.60 - -
ArihntCapMkt 244.65 237.05 244.65 250.35 233.05 112.40 273.90 111.25 - -
Dhar.Sugar 19.90 21.85 21.85 21.85 21.85 113.38 36.50 5.16 - 21.90 HP &P w Madhav 60.00 59.35 61.70 61.70 59.00 17.07 75.90 42.45 15 59.95
ArmanFinServ 891.10 875.75 890.00 902.95 871.70 10.37 1135.00 514.50 104 875.85
DHARAMSI MOR 319.90 322.70 327.90 327.90 316.05 16.39 349.90 294.55 - - H G&U D MadhavCopper 33.10 33.20 33.75 33.75 32.15 39.86 107.00 29.45 - -
AroGranite 79.65 80.05 80.00 80.75 78.40 93.65 87.00 36.70 10 79.90
R

DhruvConsult 58.15 61.05 60.75 61.05 56.65 76.84 84.35 47.70 - - H MadyaBharat 177.65 175.70 175.15 179.90 175.15 10.35 227.40 113.00 - -
ArowGreenTec 124.45 123.70 124.00 127.00 122.20 8.14 179.85 53.00 36 122.55
Dhun.Inv 648.10 630.35 651.00 653.95 625.10 2.14 765.65 228.35 76 629.45 H M MagadhSug&En 298.20 286.00 308.00 316.95 282.35 478.56 386.35 95.00 14 285.50
Arshiya [2] 35.45 37.20 37.20 37.20 37.20 45.28 44.45 20.55 - 37.30
Dhunseri Tea 281.85 275.00 282.90 282.90 272.00 13.03 405.20 155.07 6 275.65 H m Magn.Ven 10.60 11.05 10.95 11.10 10.30 225.52 12.48 4.12 4 11.07
Arss Infra 44.20 39.50 43.45 43.90 38.40 534.29 47.75 18.60 - 39.55
A

DhunseriVent 248.30 251.90 251.85 255.60 243.10 43.55 350.00 66.25 - - HU Mah.Cie.Auto 230.30 227.85 229.90 232.00 227.00 127.67 311.65 148.30 68 227.60
ArtemsMedSvc 43.65 42.70 44.00 44.65 42.10 99.57 412.80 32.05 - -
DIC India 399.40 400.55 400.20 405.95 399.05 0.48 549.00 367.50 26 400.15 Mah.Holi 187.95 188.65 187.95 190.00 186.65 187.00 267.00 126.93 28 188.85
ArveeLabsInd 85.65 83.75 86.50 86.50 83.25 0.76 92.60 43.55 - -
Digicontent [2] 17.80 18.00 17.50 18.25 17.50 26.63 21.90 6.77 - 18.05
Arvind 123.30 122.25 123.00 123.50 120.80 944.37 146.75 47.05 14 122.05
DigispiceTec 46.05 44.95 46.15 46.20 44.20 158.47 60.70 30.10 - -
I Mah.Life 254.70 255.00 255.90 261.05 251.80 131.55 299.30 120.10 - 254.50
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ArvindFash [4] 281.30 275.25 281.00 281.30 274.15 66.63 364.00 123.20 - 275.10 H Mah.Scoot 3812.00 3872.80 3848.40 3905.00 3839.05 49.42 5023.35 3300.00 31 3870.55
DIGJAM 270.45 283.95 283.95 283.95 270.45 80.98 283.95 29.15 - - Mah.Seam [5] 542.60 532.75 543.40 545.00 528.05 128.82 578.00 265.75 10 532.65
ArvindSmart 216.40 212.20 217.70 217.80 211.70 31.79 246.75 82.55 24 212.40 R
DilipBuildco 434.85 427.90 434.80 435.35 426.60 474.19 749.30 389.30 26 427.95 MahangrGas 871.45 877.70 874.95 879.10 871.00 444.28 1284.45 834.05 10 878.70
Asahi India [1] 490.20 485.85 489.80 489.80 484.05 81.24 533.00 255.60 43 485.70 M R
Dish TV [1] 17.85 17.60 17.85 18.45 17.3511356.57 23.44 8.55 - 17.60 MahaSteelInd 83.70 83.25 82.05 84.00 82.05 11.08 130.50 71.25 28 83.70
Asahi Song 295.50 296.15 299.00 304.20 291.10 18.27 442.65 226.80 12 297.45 CC B
DishmanCar [2] 216.00 217.55 216.00 220.65 214.50 924.59 259.50 102.55 - 217.30
.m

Ashapura [2] 97.20 97.25 98.00 99.30 96.55 99.22 176.30 89.40 11 97.50 CC m GC MaheswariLog 93.35 93.15 92.90 94.40 92.85 15.70 140.40 73.30 - -
Divi'sLabs [2] 4621.70 4558.45 4619.90 4630.20 4542.00 510.51 5425.00 3154.50 57 4558.55 MahindEPCIrr 123.05 122.45 123.50 123.55 121.30 18.85 178.20 113.10 - -
Ashiana [2] 175.00 173.10 175.90 176.95 172.35 129.64 209.95 93.10 - 173.35 CC
DixonTec(In)[2] 5480.95 5312.95 5479.00 5479.00 5300.00 356.76 6240.00 2672.94 173 5316.85 MahindraLog 685.45 675.60 685.45 688.00 670.00 30.67 819.15 406.00 120 675.70
Ashima 18.85 18.75 18.85 19.15 18.60 118.42 21.65 12.60 - 18.75 CRA
DLF Ltd [2] 394.45 402.05 394.45 404.15 391.30 4327.62 449.80 231.95 64 402.35 Maithan 1011.95 1040.55 1014.00 1051.00 1011.05 106.05 1255.15 530.00 7 1040.00
Ashok Ley [1] 127.40 131.75 127.00 132.25 126.0517150.01 153.40 102.45 - 131.70 DB
D-Link [2] 177.35 171.55 177.10 177.90 170.00 745.92 193.95 94.80 16 171.50 Malu Paper 34.55 35.40 35.10 37.20 34.30 257.18 43.80 24.30 - 35.35
Ashoka Bld [5] 104.90 107.90 105.00 108.60 103.35 3010.42 125.00 78.40 7 107.85
DodlaDairy 553.50 558.75 571.40 571.40 553.00 14.06 674.80 500.00 - - Man Ind [5] 101.00 101.15 102.00 102.70 100.50 117.72 147.15 71.30 6 101.25
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ASIAN ENERGY 140.95 140.30 139.05 143.45 138.25 68.22 152.40 125.00 - - D C
DOLATALGOTE 86.50 88.50 86.70 92.00 85.75 514.75 127.90 51.35 - - Man Infr [2] 108.00 110.15 110.10 111.60 108.50 1517.80 111.55 22.33 36 110.35
Asian Gran 140.00 139.05 140.00 142.75 138.00 463.30 257.10 116.00 8 139.05 D C B
DollarInd [2] 426.60 427.95 429.90 436.90 424.85 69.77 505.75 207.00 22 428.50 Manaksia [2] 78.10 76.70 79.00 79.30 76.25 143.87 84.00 48.20 59 76.55
Asian Htl-E 191.60 191.20 189.20 196.10 185.55 14.76 239.00 140.00 177 191.30 BA
Donear [2] 64.60 65.90 63.50 66.20 63.50 51.32 71.80 25.25 - 65.90 ManakSteel [1] 36.80 36.15 36.80 37.75 34.50 274.10 41.70 18.70 9 36.15
Asian Htl-N 86.55 81.75 85.70 85.70 78.60 40.17 105.80 56.10 - 82.35 B
DPAbhushan 391.85 410.00 378.00 428.00 378.00 29.20 477.80 86.25 - - Manali Pet [5] 114.10 117.05 113.50 119.70 112.80 830.66 138.50 31.15 5 117.05
s:

Asian Paints [1] 3459.30 3526.80 3470.00 3540.00 3452.05 1024.51 3540.80 2261.45 105 3526.45 C
DPSC 16.90 17.30 17.00 17.50 16.75 520.74 31.15 11.20 - - Manap.Fin [2] 164.55 166.85 164.95 167.90 164.25 2220.34 224.40 139.00 8 166.80
Aspinwall&Co 160.50 158.55 164.85 164.85 157.00 5.77 268.30 135.00 - - G R
Dr Reddy [5] 4835.45 4790.40 4880.00 4904.60 4757.05 536.80 5613.65 4135.90 49 4789.70 Mang.Cem 390.75 396.20 390.75 399.00 388.00 31.20 543.00 223.85 9 395.95
AssoAlchohol 528.15 537.45 525.05 554.75 520.55 115.64 653.65 283.80 - - GP
Dred.Corp 326.65 330.70 328.00 337.95 326.40 147.06 475.00 256.00 - 330.50 Mang.Chem 73.15 74.35 73.60 75.75 72.60 459.55 101.00 50.40 13 74.50
Aster Life 1461.65 1452.15 1461.65 1489.15 1446.00 12.73 1625.45 986.85 54 1447.50
DrLalPathLab 3831.20 3824.05 3828.50 3893.00 3800.00 319.06 4243.00 2162.00 82 3823.75 Mang.Drug 137.15 136.30 139.95 139.95 134.10 28.73 196.50 91.00 12 135.70
tp

AsterDMHealt 179.25 191.45 182.10 194.60 180.15 2713.57 237.25 132.55 - 191.05 H
Dwarikesh [1] 87.45 84.25 88.80 90.70 83.5516199.13 90.75 26.10 13 84.15 MangalamGlob 122.40 124.95 124.55 126.90 121.55 44.76 126.90 35.20 - -
Astra Mic [2] 238.70 234.85 238.25 239.65 233.20 139.54 290.55 108.00 47 235.00
Dynac.Sys 159.90 158.15 161.50 161.50 156.30 29.36 182.15 53.90 14 158.10 MangalamOrga 1059.00 1052.40 1070.00 1070.00 1045.05 5.48 1299.00 811.20 - -
Astral Poly [1] 2396.65 2419.30 2399.75 2468.00 2368.15 641.49 2466.85 1207.50 115 2419.45 W M
Dynamatic 2181.70 2127.15 2215.00 2215.00 2120.00 4.37 3447.85 762.10 40 2123.60 Manugrph [2] 19.60 19.85 18.90 20.50 18.75 74.53 22.40 10.00 - 19.85
AstraZen [2] 3052.30 3042.70 3050.00 3080.00 3040.00 12.24 4660.00 2930.00 108 3041.40 m W
DynemicProd 649.45 625.75 650.00 653.35 621.10 75.80 770.25 246.30 25 626.40 Maral Over 113.25 114.25 112.00 114.90 108.00 134.15 115.05 24.40 7 114.20
AstronPaper 49.35 50.25 50.20 51.85 49.10 225.13 74.40 35.00 18 50.15 MPA
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Atlanta [2] 20.35 20.50 20.50 21.25 20.35 90.41 23.07 6.36 - 20.40 MarathNxtg [5] 103.70 108.85 107.20 108.85 105.90 81.94 128.45 42.25 60 108.40
Atul 9301.90 9206.40 9339.00 9420.15 9172.00 233.5010975.40 6219.80 42 9196.70 E ................................................ Marico Ltd [1] 502.05 501.10 503.00 503.00 498.00 856.04 606.00 379.05 56 501.30
Atul Auto [5] 192.55 191.70 192.55 193.45 190.40 94.70 270.00 162.60 - 191.40 EasyTripPlnr 544.75 550.15 542.00 562.00 536.40 671.13 717.65 161.00 - - B M Marksans [1] 61.30 61.95 61.50 62.45 61.30 1020.69 97.50 49.20 23 61.95
Aurionpro 319.20 335.15 324.00 335.15 324.00 193.65 336.80 71.30 44 336.80 Eclerx 2780.40 2814.65 2792.70 2927.00 2770.00 228.37 2950.95 864.55 31 2809.10 C MarshalMachn 41.40 40.20 42.85 42.85 39.80 104.29 69.50 28.40 - -
AurobindoPh[1] 722.25 721.30 723.10 730.15 717.25 1147.15 1063.75 620.55 21 720.90 EdelFinSer [1] 75.00 74.80 74.75 76.60 74.05 998.16 100.80 56.70 6 74.85 C m Maruti [5] 7630.10 7775.35 7624.85 7808.00 7605.60 710.04 8400.00 6301.20 58 7773.55
AurumProptec 162.05 163.65 162.05 165.00 160.05 260.92 223.20 17.00 - - EicherMotor [1] 2705.00 2778.60 2691.00 2790.00 2691.00 1040.08 3035.50 2303.75 48 2779.85 G MASFinServ 623.90 618.05 623.90 633.20 615.55 64.34 985.00 603.90 23 611.35
AUSmallFinBk 1095.90 1169.35 1135.95 1249.40 1116.1510231.01 1389.00 843.00 32 1169.95 EID Parry [1] 500.75 481.00 491.60 495.80 478.00 523.10 574.00 303.00 43 481.60 H m Mastek [5] 3028.25 3012.90 3039.00 3039.00 2990.00 38.77 3666.00 1065.90 153 3013.60
Ausom 75.50 73.70 78.35 78.40 73.20 10.62 118.15 43.05 10 73.70 EIH [2] 127.05 127.15 126.10 127.70 124.60 242.35 155.00 81.35 - 126.95 MatrimCom [5] 908.50 896.95 915.00 915.00 889.75 8.57 1242.00 779.10 39 898.40
Auto Axl 1575.85 1570.40 1571.00 1583.75 1561.60 11.69 1650.00 945.00 43 1570.25 EIH A Htl 334.85 334.35 333.00 338.50 329.95 9.64 449.95 207.35 - 333.95 M Maw.Sug 88.05 85.80 88.00 90.55 85.10 251.56 124.05 29.40 29 85.95
Auto Stamp 725.20 761.45 761.00 761.45 741.55 62.52 760.10 26.60 - 760.10 Eimco 334.40 342.30 338.00 345.75 333.50 7.24 539.75 308.95 31 342.60 N MaxFinancial[2] 1027.15 1013.00 1021.00 1032.25 1006.10 289.44 1147.90 659.20 190 1014.30
Autoline 57.25 56.95 57.85 58.00 56.40 16.18 79.35 29.65 - 56.90 Elec. Eng [2] 188.80 197.45 188.75 202.75 187.75 1391.09 219.00 44.30 27 197.80 O B MaxHealthCre 428.75 408.05 425.50 432.00 405.75 1268.95 458.05 140.00 - -
AvadSug&Egy 543.35 526.55 539.70 552.00 524.00 684.37 555.20 172.70 10 525.70 Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 35.95 35.35 35.50 36.65 35.00 627.79 44.20 20.90 16 35.40 R m MaxIndia 74.85 74.70 74.85 75.25 74.60 105.56 84.50 60.05 - -
Avanti Feeds [1] 580.60 572.15 583.95 583.95 570.60 119.54 675.00 411.85 36 571.80 Electrotherm 137.20 133.35 135.50 140.00 132.00 38.28 197.90 96.20 1 133.15 B MaxVent&Ind 129.45 129.75 129.00 130.95 128.10 158.31 157.95 42.10 - 129.95
AvenuSupmart 4726.95 4687.40 4725.00 4725.00 4646.00 287.95 5899.90 2610.80 207 4687.50 Elgi Eqp [1] 309.50 316.95 307.90 319.75 305.00 344.26 347.00 146.80 61 316.95 H Mayur Uniq [5] 539.55 551.55 539.00 557.60 539.00 137.47 635.00 273.45 21 552.50
AVT Natl [1] 78.85 77.85 78.30 79.50 75.80 117.82 93.60 41.60 20 77.85 Elgi Rbr 38.55 38.95 39.80 39.80 38.20 40.50 47.60 22.20 - - MazagonDock 287.95 291.25 288.40 293.40 286.90 695.51 321.00 191.85 - -
Axis Bank [2] 709.15 726.90 711.90 730.90 707.7511312.96 866.60 617.00 24 726.80 Emami [1] 514.90 511.05 515.80 521.50 507.35 395.47 621.35 423.00 40 511.30 R Mazda Ltd 610.25 621.55 611.90 625.00 611.90 2.05 753.70 414.00 15 621.00
AYM Syntex 97.90 100.30 99.00 103.00 97.90 44.04 123.00 40.15 10 100.00 EmamiPapM [2] 137.95 149.25 138.95 155.45 137.85 426.72 214.90 88.20 13 149.40 R MBL Infra 35.55 34.15 35.90 36.00 33.80 445.92 36.95 16.05 5 34.15
Emkay Glo 106.25 110.10 107.80 112.60 106.45 146.82 139.80 59.60 20 109.80 P McL.Rusl [5] 29.00 28.15 29.25 29.35 27.90 886.27 43.35 17.30 - 28.15
B ................................................ Emmbi Ind
EnduranceTec
105.45
1709.20
104.60
1713.30
107.00
1705.00
108.95
1727.00
104.00
1672.60
56.04
55.59
125.00
1980.95
72.00
1250.00
12
48
104.80
1712.40
P MCX
MedicamenBio
1625.95
983.70
1609.20
966.65
1620.00
984.70
1633.05
1000.00
1598.65 364.28
947.50 41.83
2134.90
1019.80
1434.80
539.55
54 1609.15
- -
BafnaPharma 147.10 144.55 152.00 152.00 143.00 3.72 196.10 113.30 - - m m
Eng.India [5] 70.20 70.80 70.00 71.90 69.50 1603.02 93.60 67.30 17 70.80 C MEDPLUS HEAL 1039.95 1032.15 1040.50 1052.40 1021.75 313.96 1143.90 995.10 - -
Bajaj Auto 3289.15 3358.55 3289.15 3365.00 3281.00 312.22 4361.20 3028.35 19 3357.80 Ent.Net.Ind 171.85 171.40 171.40 174.65 170.20 16.46 226.95 139.40 - 171.10
Bajaj Elect [2] 1291.10 1262.70 1291.10 1317.40 1253.00 150.76 1588.55 609.45 67 1264.35 R m MeghManiFine 779.95 775.65 780.00 783.00 764.00 28.17 1038.05 650.00 - -
EPL 206.45 204.50 207.50 209.20 203.55 123.79 291.95 192.00 - - C MeghmaniOrga 109.90 108.70 110.00 110.60 108.00 567.09 149.70 81.10 - -
BAJAJ HEALTH 405.85 405.10 413.30 415.25 403.00 22.53 440.50 290.90 - - EqitsSmlFnBk 59.30 59.35 59.15 59.95 59.05 382.63 76.80 37.05 - -
Bajaj Hind [1] 15.85 16.60 16.60 16.60 16.2529669.65 24.75 5.20 - 16.60 MenonBear [1] 82.20 82.70 82.90 84.45 79.65 123.36 91.25 49.20 19 82.95
EQUIPPSOC IMP 99.55 95.00 100.00 100.70 94.60 62.65 142.30 2.05 - - M MEP Infra 23.25 24.40 24.40 24.40 23.95 2095.12 29.95 14.95 - 24.35
Bajaj Hld 5293.25 5363.75 5289.90 5405.00 5280.05 35.68 5654.00 3050.00 37 5363.50 Equitas Hold 114.75 115.55 115.00 116.35 113.60 1052.37 144.85 66.80 27 115.40
BajajConCare[1] 198.00 193.90 198.65 198.80 192.60 829.00 323.50 178.85 14 193.90 G METRO BRANDS 436.60 439.85 437.25 448.70 428.75 360.30 512.00 426.00 - -
ErisLifeSci [1] 756.70 758.65 750.30 771.65 743.55 95.25 863.15 552.85 27 758.00 w Metrpolhelth[2] 3428.40 3414.80 3440.00 3467.85 3400.50 240.24 3579.00 1846.50 74 3413.85
BajajFin [2] 7343.00 7670.80 7469.90 7691.15 7415.00 2583.26 8020.20 4361.60 106 7668.55 Eros Intl 19.40 18.95 19.50 19.50 18.90 303.11 36.95 16.35 - 18.90
BajajFinserv [5] 17135.45 17988.40 17100.00 18050.00 17100.00 608.21 19319.95 8275.00 688 17983.00 w MFL 29.40 31.05 29.40 31.60 29.30 1733.18 24.70 12.15 - -
Esab Ind 3476.25 3520.40 3514.00 3615.00 3425.05 17.02 3610.00 1710.15 69 3515.40 BK MIC ELECTRONI 27.40 30.10 30.10 30.10 30.10 116.96 30.10 23.15 - -
Bal Phr 118.35 115.05 119.45 125.40 113.65 329.36 137.95 50.05 16 114.30 Escorts 1893.35 1882.10 1894.00 1896.45 1880.00 561.07 1927.35 1100.10 28 1882.35
Balaji Amn [2] 3783.90 3685.15 3783.00 3793.20 3622.00 119.87 5220.00 995.00 40 3685.05 w Minda Corp [2] 196.70 203.45 196.00 205.00 195.45 3999.22 209.25 84.50 38 203.75
Essar Shp 13.90 13.45 14.25 14.25 13.15 1100.94 16.15 7.26 - 13.43 N O Minda Ind [2] 1157.45 1133.80 1157.45 1182.00 1126.10 455.19 1260.00 387.55 164 1134.45
Balaji Tele [2] 62.30 61.75 62.25 62.60 61.35 95.61 76.80 51.00 59 61.85 Ester [5] 132.50 133.20 132.60 135.95 130.50 126.85 164.60 98.10 8 133.30
BalaxiVentre 499.00 516.75 503.95 524.00 492.55 3.30 747.00 447.05 - - m MindTree 4777.70 4688.25 4760.00 4790.00 4640.15 638.00 5059.15 1539.85 56 4695.40
EuroFrshFood 147.85 141.25 151.95 152.00 140.50 5.33 153.95 118.30 - - N O DG Mirc Ele [1] 29.45 30.30 29.80 30.70 28.65 924.02 30.85 10.60 - 30.30
Balkrishna [2] 2313.05 2341.30 2313.05 2346.40 2301.15 128.57 2724.40 1516.80 32 2340.10 Ever.Kanto [2] 246.10 240.15 247.45 247.45 233.80 646.16 263.95 44.50 16 239.60
BalkrishPap 40.30 42.30 42.30 42.30 42.30 10.34 41.75 17.10 - 41.75 Mirza [2] 148.80 143.40 148.75 148.85 140.35 1832.15 152.15 42.95 28 144.15
Everady [5] 314.95 313.85 314.95 316.50 311.85 532.35 413.30 184.80 8 313.50 MishDhatuNig 181.45 181.90 181.00 184.10 180.10 178.79 221.80 173.00 18 181.20
BalmerLaw 126.80 136.95 128.20 141.45 127.2010125.63 170.95 111.75 17 136.90 Everest Ind 616.25 614.65 608.95 632.30 597.90 238.83 632.35 267.05 19 613.60
Balrampur [1] 427.30 417.50 424.40 431.10 413.85 8410.79 431.00 156.45 20 417.55 MM Forg 734.50 738.55 754.95 754.95 728.00 12.83 968.95 410.00 18 732.10
Excel Ind [5] 904.30 916.30 908.85 929.00 908.60 9.20 1289.00 776.95 14 916.20 MMPIndustris 148.00 149.65 148.00 151.00 146.00 16.04 196.00 77.60 - -
Ban.Amn.Sp [5] 82.70 84.00 83.00 89.35 82.70 917.13 89.40 37.47 11 83.90 Exide [1] 170.05 170.50 170.25 172.40 169.40 1971.45 220.60 152.65 17 170.55
Ban.Amn.Sug 2911.40 2779.25 2881.60 2881.60 2760.00 10.07 2981.20 1410.00 44 2781.25 MMTC [1] 44.90 45.15 44.95 46.15 44.60 3406.86 63.95 26.65 - 45.20
ExpleoSolu 1817.05 1777.15 1820.00 1874.00 1753.35 29.85 1874.00 446.95 - - W ModisonMetal 82.30 82.55 82.30 84.75 81.50 63.55 104.90 52.05 - -
Banar.Beads 92.90 94.40 93.40 99.95 88.75 280.96 101.60 44.20 23 94.65 ExxaroTiles 143.05 141.85 143.10 143.80 141.25 77.67 172.70 128.90 - -
Banco Ind [2] 179.30 185.15 179.30 192.55 178.95 500.40 225.00 134.00 12 185.10 Mohit Ind 16.05 15.85 16.75 16.75 15.30 20.48 22.05 5.75 6 15.85
BandhanBank 254.55 263.45 258.70 265.40 253.5022673.52 424.00 229.65 - 263.45 D MOIL 169.05 169.05 169.35 170.30 168.60 212.55 208.00 133.70 14 168.95
Bang Over 36.55 36.90 36.55 37.75 36.15 40.68 54.85 24.70 15 37.15 F ................................................ MokshOrnamnt 44.70 44.40 44.35 44.85 44.05 1254.08 123.85 24.00 - -
BankaBioloo 78.65 82.85 78.65 85.95 78.60 45.28 102.15 55.60 - - FACT 136.50 135.10 136.30 142.65 133.85 766.97 153.00 61.55 22 134.75 G A Mold-TekPac [5] 812.65 820.90 815.00 840.00 812.70 50.01 862.15 278.50 39 820.45
BankofBarod[2] 83.90 84.90 83.80 85.85 83.4533925.65 108.00 61.80 13 84.95 FaircheOrgan 1737.75 1755.15 1748.00 1777.00 1742.65 22.82 2274.80 580.30 - - C Mold-TekTec [2] 84.50 82.55 85.80 85.80 81.80 51.86 107.95 32.00 20 82.30
Bans.Syn 273.85 264.00 278.80 288.00 261.85 451.65 289.95 82.20 11 263.40 FDC [1] 302.65 300.85 304.20 304.20 298.65 94.80 404.90 260.00 18 301.10 Monte Carlo 664.00 672.15 686.00 702.00 665.00 477.65 715.00 208.70 14 674.05
BarbequeNatn 1412.45 1412.05 1414.00 1424.75 1392.00 26.72 1945.95 481.85 - - Fed Bk [2] 88.50 90.05 88.45 90.35 87.7518419.96 107.65 69.00 11 90.05 OC Morepan [2] 56.75 58.30 57.50 60.50 57.45 6737.24 75.00 27.25 28 58.30
BASF 2980.75 2945.25 2994.00 3024.70 2926.85 33.61 3926.95 1552.00 25 2944.40 Fed.Goetze 235.15 232.10 234.00 239.45 227.00 122.57 358.20 207.10 16 232.30 O C m Most.Fin [1] 916.15 925.95 918.00 935.00 913.35 147.26 1188.00 568.25 15 925.10
Bata India [5] 1845.55 1813.80 1845.55 1852.00 1810.00 464.89 2261.65 1265.00 960 1813.30 Fiem Ind 1163.55 1148.05 1168.00 1174.95 1145.00 20.57 1342.00 524.95 18 1148.90 PCA Moth.Sumi [1] 224.80 224.10 225.90 230.80 222.80 7600.48 273.00 143.35 67 224.00
Bayer Crop 4973.20 4941.50 4973.20 4997.90 4925.80 70.53 6127.45 4519.90 53 4941.50 Filatex [2] 97.10 104.65 97.10 107.80 96.55 5362.40 127.50 52.05 8 104.80 P N MphasiS 3395.90 3313.55 3380.00 3390.00 3295.00 483.65 3659.75 1399.30 50 3312.55
BCPowerCon [2] 7.00 7.05 7.30 7.30 7.00 2607.12 7.58 2.89 - 7.03 Fin.Cable [2] 542.85 534.75 545.90 549.30 531.20 120.73 608.65 350.00 21 533.60 RB MPS 650.15 665.45 655.00 678.50 655.00 13.95 805.00 340.50 18 663.15
Beardsell [2] 15.15 15.90 15.90 15.90 15.90 66.55 17.61 7.94 - 16.01 FineOrgInd [5] 3830.85 3777.55 3843.00 3850.00 3761.05 12.32 4040.00 2130.00 82 3775.70 MRF 73937.20 74046.00 73937.20 74400.00 73783.00 7.37 98575.90 68719.90 27 74030.15
Bedmutha 69.55 71.45 71.00 72.45 70.10 37.73 78.90 20.05 1 71.25 FineotexChe [2] 135.55 135.35 135.95 140.80 133.05 1218.18 147.40 56.35 39 135.25 B Mro-Tek [5] 60.75 63.75 63.65 63.75 60.10 35.86 79.25 20.60 2 63.30
BEL [1] 216.15 213.30 215.75 216.90 212.60 3985.84 227.95 115.90 23 213.60 Fino.Ind [2] 207.45 203.85 208.20 209.75 203.10 566.22 268.00 114.82 14 204.00 C MRPL 44.25 44.40 44.25 46.05 44.15 2238.54 57.75 33.85 - 44.45
BEML 1730.10 1840.00 1735.00 1854.45 1707.85 1576.29 2084.00 887.80 70 1840.75 FinoPaymntBk 385.20 412.10 388.95 423.40 382.65 601.06 582.95 366.15 - - H MrsBectrFood 381.50 378.85 380.05 383.95 377.75 46.40 505.40 328.40 - -
BergrPaintIn [1] 784.45 789.75 787.45 792.95 778.55 467.13 872.00 675.00 99 789.30 Firstsource 185.85 180.25 185.00 185.50 179.65 4752.25 242.65 84.25 29 180.20 C MSP Stl 15.90 14.75 15.00 15.45 14.3512341.78 18.90 7.00 - 14.75
BestAgrolife 1000.15 1003.80 1015.00 1015.00 994.55 29.50 1407.80 202.35 - - Flexituff 23.65 24.80 24.35 24.80 22.70 67.35 28.90 13.80 - 24.75 DC m MSTC 337.15 354.95 346.20 364.00 346.20 1775.49 542.00 170.00 - -
BF Inv [5] 327.40 325.90 328.40 330.70 318.00 15.49 445.95 260.00 40 325.15 FOCUSGH& FIX 85.00 83.00 86.35 86.40 80.75 4.65 90.85 71.25 - - DC MT Edu 9.60 9.75 9.70 10.05 9.45 381.24 13.74 6.22 - 9.78
BF Util [5] 394.20 395.55 393.00 399.50 390.25 132.87 538.95 227.40 - 395.40 FOODS & INNS 87.90 86.45 87.90 87.90 85.20 30.82 99.00 79.00 - - MTARTech 2447.15 2404.60 2448.00 2464.30 2396.00 120.97 2563.30 860.00 - -
BGR Engy 88.95 97.80 90.00 97.80 90.00 2812.42 102.00 39.00 - 98.05 ForceMotors 1250.55 1244.65 1258.65 1295.00 1240.00 169.35 1740.00 1060.00 - - VP MTNL 33.35 31.90 32.55 34.15 31.7011475.33 40.85 11.65 - 31.85
Bhageria Ind [5] 257.25 259.35 258.00 264.50 257.30 51.42 328.55 146.25 16 260.30 Fortis Hlt 304.25 293.90 302.50 302.50 292.55 2681.30 313.80 154.05 - 293.90 MO Mukand 126.50 132.65 127.40 132.80 125.45 132.23 166.50 55.15 8 132.70
BhagiradaChm 986.75 962.65 972.85 988.55 950.00 4.12 1060.95 719.15 - - Foseco 1452.60 1464.75 1450.00 1500.00 1448.35 1.93 1790.00 1126.85 30 1460.20 Mukta Ar [5] 47.85 48.80 47.80 50.00 47.75 41.52 65.35 25.60 23 48.00
BhagngrInd [2] 49.30 51.70 48.55 53.50 48.55 315.20 65.00 29.60 - 52.00 FSNECommVent 2113.95 2043.00 2121.00 2122.35 2035.00 904.76 2573.70 1910.05 - - J Munj.Auto [2]
Munj.Showa [2]
52.75
127.00
53.35
131.25
52.95
128.95
54.60
133.00
52.50 205.57
125.25 91.44
72.80
176.45
47.60
115.15
19 53.30
19 130.60
BhagyangrPr[2] 35.95 36.30 36.70 36.85 35.30 103.62 39.00 20.20 - 36.30 Fut. Life [2] 52.30 51.40 50.40 51.60 50.40 594.65 99.30 46.60 - 51.40 &K B
Bhans.Eng [1] 170.75 174.85 175.00 177.00 173.55 956.61 221.80 126.00 6 174.85 Fut. Mkt 9.70 9.45 9.25 9.65 9.25 295.38 23.55 7.50 - 9.45 Murd.Cera 29.65 29.20 30.05 30.05 28.90 127.88 33.45 18.00 21 29.10
Bharat Bij 1902.80 1899.30 1900.00 1919.85 1893.10 10.18 2050.00 862.85 19 1899.10 FutEntpDVR [2] 14.20 13.90 13.70 14.40 13.55 161.80 16.89 9.75 - 13.69 P MusicBrdcast 24.30 24.30 24.20 24.90 24.05 561.92 29.60 22.15 - -
Bharat For [2] 717.00 721.00 723.80 725.00 713.00 1426.33 848.00 538.80 41 720.90 Future Cons 7.80 7.50 7.60 7.70 7.45 9310.59 11.95 5.85 - - C Muthoot Cap 353.00 356.95 354.00 358.90 354.00 5.19 495.50 327.00 - 356.05
Bharat Gea 152.20 157.10 152.90 159.10 151.50 117.50 190.20 60.93 8 157.20 FutureEntp [2] 10.40 10.05 10.25 10.30 9.80 1736.94 13.92 7.61 - 10.07 B MuthootFinan 1533.25 1533.45 1535.00 1559.95 1529.20 535.61 1722.55 1090.25 16 1533.25
Bharat Ras 11793.55 12593.60 11825.00 12660.00 11750.00 21.01 15100.00 9206.00 36 12595.85 FutureRetail [2] 51.65 50.50 50.00 51.60 48.80 4458.19 89.50 40.60 - 50.65 DVR
Bharat Wire 67.95 69.55 68.10 71.30 66.00 147.75 85.70 30.60 25 69.45 FuturSuplyCh 72.75 70.95 71.85 74.40 66.30 144.07 121.95 59.35 - 70.85 N................................................
BharatDynamc 394.00 389.20 394.00 398.00 387.05 104.99 455.00 321.50 22 389.05 m A NACLInd [1] 94.85 93.85 95.00 95.40 92.55 195.94 102.50 35.30 28 93.95
BharatRdNwk 30.45 31.85 30.80 33.50 30.30 633.07 41.40 26.35 - 31.65 G ................................................ NagaDhunseri 1360.85 1359.75 1343.00 1396.00 1342.00 0.24 2175.00 651.35 - -
Bharti Air [5] 697.45 700.00 700.90 702.75 691.75 4586.11 781.90 490.15 - 700.05 Gabriel [1] 140.25 139.80 139.85 142.00 138.25 275.32 168.00 99.90 22 139.70 B NagarjunFert[1] 11.95 11.85 11.95 12.10 11.45 3090.25 20.67 4.40 - 11.88
Bharti Infr 337.55 323.75 337.55 337.55 320.65 22.98 383.00 130.10 32 323.85 Gail(India) 132.80 136.05 133.95 136.50 132.5512163.18 171.35 124.40 8 136.00 A Nagrk.Cap [5] 10.40 10.50 10.65 10.65 10.50 4.29 14.00 5.24 - 11.30
BHEL [2] 60.05 59.80 59.55 60.60 59.5021100.78 79.50 35.15 - 59.80 GalaxSurfact 3135.95 3142.40 3105.05 3159.65 3079.00 33.29 3600.00 2030.00 73 3142.85 Nagrk.Exp [5] 39.25 38.30 39.80 39.95 38.00 9.73 52.65 14.90 6 38.45
BigBlocCon [2] 65.00 66.70 67.90 68.25 64.05 421.32 68.35 15.44 - 66.55 Gallant Isp [1] 51.05 51.65 50.35 52.40 50.35 55.31 69.90 33.65 13 51.80 Nah.Cap [5] 367.75 396.20 374.70 421.00 367.10 130.56 425.00 79.00 20 401.35
Biocon [5] 364.40 363.35 366.00 367.90 361.75 1049.20 480.00 314.90 353 362.75 Gallant Mtl 73.70 73.45 73.80 74.85 73.00 49.24 88.00 38.05 8 73.15 BC m Nah.Ind 132.05 135.90 132.00 138.65 131.10 175.91 151.90 38.05 5 134.70
BioflChm&Pha 61.55 62.25 62.80 62.80 61.50 35.09 209.75 55.00 - 62.40 Gandhi Tub [5] 374.70 376.85 379.00 380.75 365.45 5.12 557.85 240.00 10 372.35 BM A Nah.Poly [5] 297.45 297.50 299.00 313.70 291.05 124.08 319.75 82.00 12 297.95
BirlaCable 102.55 105.35 101.10 107.35 100.75 194.26 123.00 54.00 24 105.30 Ganesh Hsg 218.65 216.05 215.00 220.00 214.90 37.55 243.50 30.65 - 215.65 R GH OG NALCO [5] 102.10 103.45 102.40 103.80 101.2018928.90 124.75 43.15 8 103.50
BirlaCorp 1479.30 1457.90 1476.65 1489.25 1438.20 54.98 1649.00 701.80 26 1458.00 Ganesha Ecos 541.95 589.65 554.90 623.95 535.25 1549.47 687.70 426.20 19 589.70 H Nalwa Son 1566.20 1566.25 1565.40 1584.35 1516.00 1.04 2165.55 917.00 16 1588.70
Birlasoft 559.60 550.95 558.30 558.30 547.00 1867.21 572.40 215.90 - - GaneshBenzop 102.25 102.30 102.25 103.90 100.50 110.65 114.95 76.10 - - P Nandan Den 123.15 125.65 123.05 129.00 123.05 118.60 130.10 27.05 12 126.00
BirlaTyres 24.95 24.75 24.90 25.00 24.65 254.19 33.60 21.00 - - GangaForging 21.00 20.85 21.00 21.20 20.20 860.31 147.25 13.65 - - D NandaniCreat 92.05 87.65 91.65 92.25 87.45 36.28 110.35 45.15 - -
Bk of Ind 52.95 54.10 52.95 54.25 52.70 5343.00 101.45 47.95 9 54.10 GangesSecu 90.55 89.65 94.85 94.85 88.30 15.04 105.00 53.00 15 89.95 P NarayaHru 635.50 653.70 633.00 662.00 630.90 356.46 669.00 380.05 267 653.35
Bk of Mah 20.20 20.45 20.35 20.95 20.30 9431.12 31.95 13.10 17 20.45 GardenReach 225.15 231.55 226.25 232.50 222.05 300.59 279.80 167.65 13 231.35 P Natco Phr [2] 914.75 915.15 915.00 921.75 912.60 233.44 1188.95 771.00 69 915.30
BL Kash [1] 28.60 28.45 28.80 28.85 28.25 193.50 33.00 9.12 20 28.35 GarwarTecFib 3263.05 3215.70 3241.00 3272.90 3192.60 9.96 4033.40 2132.15 42 3217.00 w Nath Bio-Gen 263.15 263.85 261.20 275.00 260.30 28.57 474.70 233.45 9 264.35
BLACK BOX 939.85 971.30 930.00 1013.80 910.00 40.44 1750.00 775.50 - - Gati [2] 186.40 185.00 185.00 190.00 183.10 969.37 206.10 84.05 - 185.00 &P Natl Build [1] 45.95 46.60 45.85 47.00 45.15 7249.17 59.80 29.55 33 46.55
Bliss GVS [1] 101.30 99.95 101.90 102.35 99.45 513.68 224.00 91.50 13 100.00 Gayt. Proj [2] 29.35 29.20 29.45 30.15 29.00 1598.36 60.65 26.40 - 29.25 W Natl Fert 54.95 56.70 55.30 59.40 54.80 6849.90 73.75 37.50 27 56.80
Blue Dart 6575.85 6808.05 6601.00 6835.00 6580.00 44.37 7260.05 3821.00 50 6808.45 GE Ship 300.00 296.05 300.90 304.00 294.85 254.87 477.00 229.00 7 296.45 H Nava.B.Ve [2] 111.00 116.50 111.65 117.00 111.25 585.28 133.00 57.10 7 116.00
BlueStar [2] 1027.50 998.30 1032.90 1047.50 990.20 87.49 1091.15 701.00 81 997.40 GE T&DInd 134.85 131.85 135.00 135.65 128.60 240.95 153.80 106.00 - - KC m Navin Flu [2] 4109.85 4055.95 4085.85 4105.00 4043.30 80.46 4339.00 2219.00 81 4057.70
Bodal Chem [2] 110.85 111.25 110.85 113.85 109.10 324.59 150.00 66.55 12 111.40 Geecee 161.10 160.40 161.60 167.60 158.25 57.92 191.50 81.00 23 161.00 K C m Navkar Corp 42.95 42.70 42.90 43.70 42.20 342.81 54.70 30.50 14 42.80
Bomay Bur [2] 1097.80 1091.20 1091.20 1108.00 1085.55 36.82 1424.40 980.00 - 1090.90 GeewayWires 78.85 78.95 78.35 79.55 77.65 4.93 112.90 69.95 - - KP Navneet Ed [2] 87.60 86.75 87.10 87.95 86.05 307.28 121.55 72.30 26 86.70
Bombay Dye [2] 107.50 108.50 107.00 111.45 107.00 5435.57 118.30 64.50 - 108.45 Genesys [5] 283.40 284.25 284.40 293.40 275.40 28.67 387.95 62.70 81 284.05 K NazaraTech 2510.65 2472.25 2527.90 2529.95 2450.20 48.15 3356.00 1432.00 - -
BombySuprHyb 317.55 322.45 320.00 342.00 317.30 2.04 355.70 87.50 - - GenInsCorpIn[5] 139.30 142.65 140.00 144.25 138.75 2361.84 243.70 130.90 10 142.65 m NBI.IndFinCo 2307.00 2247.75 2285.00 2285.00 2230.00 0.62 3200.00 1510.00 - -
BorosilRenew 660.85 647.55 665.00 665.00 645.00 329.65 747.90 213.25 - - GenricEngCon 39.70 38.65 39.50 39.95 38.20 42.80 68.00 33.00 - - M NCC [2] 71.80 69.95 71.80 71.80 69.65 4962.55 100.00 56.80 13 69.95
Bosch 17222.60 17332.35 17220.00 17569.80 17150.00 28.72 19244.50 13146.15 36 17285.35 Genus P&B [1] 12.90 12.95 13.15 13.60 12.75 902.27 14.73 6.22 - 13.00 MC P NCL Ind 221.55 227.60 222.95 233.00 222.00 452.23 304.80 144.40 7 228.25
BPCL 385.95 394.70 384.95 396.50 383.45 6742.00 503.00 357.55 6 394.60 Genus Pwr [1] 70.90 70.30 70.35 71.40 69.20 497.34 93.85 32.20 33 70.35 NDRAutoCompo 394.80 398.10 399.00 406.10 391.25 31.73 408.95 178.20 - -
BPL 71.55 69.75 70.25 71.95 68.75 140.93 176.65 19.00 - 69.70 GeojitFinSer 76.05 76.55 76.45 79.00 75.80 394.97 102.70 43.55 - - C H NDTV [4] 114.25 125.65 114.95 125.65 113.85 422.31 143.00 37.00 16 124.75
Brigade 475.05 467.10 474.75 480.15 464.20 543.26 528.60 219.80 40 466.85 GEPowerIndia 260.60 257.65 260.60 262.20 256.50 38.11 371.80 226.75 - 257.90 PA NECaryCorp 18.80 18.50 18.80 19.05 18.30 121.41 24.00 7.00 16 18.45
Britannia [1] 3638.45 3659.70 3638.00 3689.00 3633.05 245.40 4152.05 3317.90 55 3658.55 GFL 73.20 72.65 73.75 73.90 72.50 21.30 118.00 60.50 - - w Nect.Life [1] 28.20 30.75 28.20 31.95 27.85 2828.85 48.40 18.50 - 30.70
Brooks Lab 100.65 98.35 101.50 102.95 97.90 86.16 155.00 49.95 - 98.45 GHCL 378.80 383.20 379.00 392.25 378.00 180.40 483.10 197.60 9 383.75 Nelcast [2] 83.00 83.20 83.60 84.80 82.25 155.36 100.00 61.00 40 83.25
BSE 1910.15 1906.60 1914.80 1926.75 1892.00 349.26 2373.70 535.50 - - GIC Hsg 151.95 155.55 152.00 157.50 151.85 179.83 202.50 104.60 4 155.90 WH NeogenChem 1908.45 1834.80 1905.00 1922.00 1827.00 268.91 1930.00 681.00 - -
BSL 115.40 115.10 116.80 116.80 114.05 11.38 134.80 29.50 11 114.30 Gillander 61.80 61.35 61.85 62.90 59.55 12.61 69.00 36.10 - 61.70 W Nesco [2] 575.10 579.60 578.00 585.00 576.40 22.36 697.00 463.50 23 578.30
BtrflyGandhi 1181.55 1237.70 1181.00 1240.60 1126.55 89.25 1245.00 457.60 41 1235.50 Gillette 5274.25 5317.25 5280.00 5447.80 5275.10 3.13 6270.05 5221.00 58 5318.50 W NestleIndia 19889.05 19935.75 19874.00 20025.00 19829.10 32.43 20599.95 15900.00 86 19925.10
BurgrKng(In) 140.80 139.55 140.85 142.40 139.25 1302.45 189.70 126.10 - - Ginni Fil 47.50 46.45 48.00 48.90 46.00 348.42 52.80 17.85 8 46.45 K Netwk 18 [5] 90.40 89.95 90.40 91.50 88.70 1065.51 115.00 34.55 - 89.95

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Neuland 1558.45 1665.15 1564.10 1676.00 1541.00 56.07 2840.00 1081.25 29 1662.30 Relaxo   [1] 1331.70 1339.65 1335.45 1345.10 1315.10 109.41 1447.00 810.00 114 1337.80 Sund.Brak 372.80 362.60 373.65 373.65 358.95 3.34 480.05 303.10 27 363.35 Vipul  Ltd   [1] 25.10 24.85 25.70 26.25 24.80 155.34 41.90 17.35 ­  24.80
NewgenSwTech 578.80 587.40 594.00 594.00 576.00 139.57 754.70 266.10 30 587.25 RelHomeFin 5.45 5.40 5.45 5.65 5.25 4367.39 5.80 2.10 ­  ­  Sund.Clay   [5] 3869.00 3837.00 3880.00 3905.00 3812.00 2.66 5123.55 2588.60 45 3816.50 Visa  Stl 16.80 16.95 17.20 17.40 16.20 130.67 17.49 5.74 ­  16.95
NHPC 31.35 31.50 31.50 31.60 31.20 3605.86 37.00 22.90 9 31.50 Reliance 2458.10 2469.60 2462.00 2477.00 2432.95 5373.62 2750.00 1830.00 49 2466.05 Sund.Fast   [1] 894.75 899.15 890.00 915.05 873.60 158.68 993.00 531.50 39 899.85 Visak.Ind 684.20 670.80 691.90 691.90 666.10 40.39 873.55 375.05 9 672.25
NIIT   [2] 491.20 475.60 489.00 489.00 463.20 896.17 496.10 136.50 74 475.65 Religare 126.40 127.55 125.05 131.45 125.05 1169.65 194.50 60.70 ­  127.55 Sund.Fin 2410.30 2362.15 2400.00 2410.30 2328.95 19.32 2883.95 1659.65 31 2362.35 VishalFabric 95.50 94.25 95.60 96.65 93.05 49.35 132.70 40.70 ­  ­ 
Nila  Infras   [1] 7.20 7.00 7.00 7.25 6.85 1533.97 8.26 4.10 ­  7.03 Remsons 222.95 228.95 229.95 229.95 223.35 7.68 313.80 102.00 31 224.60 SundarFinHol 78.85 80.00 78.80 80.85 78.00 89.26 94.70 65.70 ­  ­  VishwarajSug 25.40 25.15 25.50 26.20 24.8015724.04 220.00 20.20 ­  ­ 
Nilkamal 2462.50 2463.25 2451.00 2484.75 2426.40 2.43 3174.00 1425.55 34 2457.10 RenaisncGlob 1007.30 980.10 1018.50 1025.00 972.35 38.45 1090.90 275.00 ­  ­  Sunflag 71.25 71.75 71.85 72.20 70.45 186.81 96.55 55.00 5 71.85 Vivi  Lab   [2] 22.80 21.90 22.85 22.90 21.60 541.60 41.50 12.90 ­  22.00
Nippo  Bat   [5] 498.95 491.00 499.90 500.60 488.05 9.36 641.23 322.05 13 490.90 Repco  Home 280.20 273.75 277.00 279.00 272.00 103.67 429.25 237.00 7 274.30 Sunteck   [1] 497.65 514.45 495.30 519.70 492.20 1733.12 524.45 250.05 304 515.15 VLS  Fin 193.35 195.35 193.95 197.90 193.00 29.30 264.85 71.20 3 195.75
NipponLIAM 356.00 354.90 357.60 359.80 354.15 528.17 476.45 270.00 ­  ­  Repro 527.05 518.15 517.05 534.65 511.05 4.00 660.00 325.05 ­  519.35 Super  Spn   [1] 11.90 11.35 12.00 12.00 10.80 340.46 14.62 4.00 ­  11.40 Voltamp 2024.60 2030.15 2030.05 2050.00 2016.10 5.90 2255.00 986.40 18 2033.25
NirajCement 32.60 31.95 32.50 32.70 31.80 22.47 55.90 29.10 ­  ­  Resp.Ind   [1] 166.30 175.65 166.90 179.50 162.55 675.38 200.60 98.05 ­  175.60 Superhouse 170.85 168.35 171.60 172.90 167.65 12.31 201.25 107.20 7 167.95 Voltas   [1] 1245.50 1249.50 1245.50 1254.55 1238.95 433.60 1356.90 830.60 69 1248.50
Nitco 32.65 32.80 34.00 34.00 32.00 175.84 42.75 17.40 ­  32.70 Revathi 825.05 821.95 867.00 870.00 806.00 30.31 879.35 455.50 24 820.65 Supr.Ind   [2] 2226.25 2234.60 2255.00 2259.90 2225.00 222.57 2689.00 1663.45 30 2234.00 VRL  Logistic 456.70 471.00 454.50 475.00 442.00 255.82 534.00 165.00 35 471.30
NitirajEngg 77.75 75.50 75.65 79.20 75.05 26.46 82.80 38.20 ­  ­  RHIMagnesInd 366.50 368.70 366.50 373.50 366.00 163.49 407.00 212.60 ­  ­  Supr.Petro 704.35 723.40 707.00 746.20 694.85 193.25 820.00 339.25 10 723.55 VST  Ind 3168.00 3167.10 3183.85 3200.00 3138.50 3.53 3893.95 3039.00 16 3156.65
NK  Industries 37.05 40.75 40.75 40.75 40.75 1.59 46.60 16.05 ­  41.15 Rico  Auto   [1] 44.10 44.35 44.20 44.75 44.00 433.30 62.30 33.50 24 44.35 Suprajit   [1] 449.30 446.20 449.25 451.15 441.35 142.68 478.00 196.30 40 446.15 VST  Til 2869.05 2816.70 2841.00 2883.40 2806.05 4.54 3458.45 1650.00 24 2819.30
NLC  India 61.90 61.85 62.00 62.40 61.50 918.41 80.00 46.25 7 61.80 RITES 266.40 269.95 266.50 272.50 266.50 160.12 318.00 232.40 14 269.55 SupremeEngg 23.60 24.75 23.00 24.75 22.45 804.25 40.05 17.70 ­  ­ 
NMDC  Ltd   [1]
Nocil
135.80 138.60 135.80 138.90 135.25 4986.66 213.15 103.60
245.95 252.20 247.45 254.10 241.10 2008.67 321.00 140.05
4 138.60
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RKECProjects
RolexRings
67.60
1171.20
69.15
1211.50
68.70
1160.00
71.00
1229.00
68.15
1155.10
30.09
69.15
117.00
1263.00
44.00
994.80
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SUPRIYAFESCI
Surana  Tel   [1]
478.15
11.60
478.35
12.15
481.00
12.15
485.00
12.15
466.65 2087.22
11.60 1027.84
527.85
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383.20
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Wabco  Ind   [5] 8477.35 8610.95 8489.00 8654.00 8293.00 4.75 8716.00 5285.00 106 8601.45
Noida  Toll 8.55 8.15 8.65 8.65 8.15 516.97 9.15 5.13 ­  8.14 RosariBiotec 1313.05 1297.50 1311.00 1316.40 1292.00 48.23 1619.00 818.05 ­  ­  Surya  Rosh 513.45 504.95 517.90 522.90 499.75 378.91 868.40 308.35 14 504.60
Suryalaxmi 91.45 90.15 95.00 96.00 86.90 158.02 95.80 27.40 17 90.15 Walch.Ind   [2] 52.20 52.10 52.10 53.50 51.90 309.67 92.00 39.30 ­  52.10
Norben 9.35 9.00 8.80 9.00 8.80 3.43 9.50 4.90 ­  ­  Rossell   [2] 143.10 139.70 143.45 143.65 139.00 42.32 216.05 98.25 35 140.05
SuryodaySFB 144.85 144.20 145.90 146.70 144.00 114.47 296.35 138.50 ­  ­  Waterbase 104.10 104.85 104.80 106.50 103.20 89.35 145.80 95.90 ­  ­ 
NovartisInd 773.55 778.50 780.00 786.00 775.05 13.64 927.00 732.45 ­  ­  RouteMobile 1821.85 1805.85 1825.00 1828.00 1792.65 159.39 2389.00 1090.00 ­  ­ 
Sutlej  Te   [1] 83.95 85.00 84.00 87.40 83.10 397.08 92.40 36.80 13 85.00 Webel  SL 156.15 148.35 148.35 148.35 148.35 156.62 172.75 35.25 67 148.55
NRAgarwalInd 255.45 264.20 256.50 272.00 256.50 61.11 361.15 193.85 ­  ­  Royal  Orchd 86.20 87.35 87.20 88.05 84.10 28.04 113.40 57.25 ­  86.65
SuumayaLife 302.30 297.25 302.30 302.30 295.95 39.85 736.85 134.00 ­  ­  Weizman 55.50 56.70 55.65 58.00 55.65 9.13 70.45 37.30 25 56.75
NRB  Bear   [2] 169.75 183.50 169.95 186.75 165.75 1977.73 186.50 95.25 21 183.35 RPG  Life   [8] 606.95 608.85 609.00 618.95 604.85 15.74 751.80 360.00 20 609.25
RPower 13.90 13.85 13.85 14.15 13.5514234.82 18.36 3.01 ­  13.88 Suven  Lif   [1] 90.90 90.10 90.05 91.90 90.00 178.67 124.40 69.45 ­  90.15 Wels.Corp   [5] 185.45 180.25 185.00 186.00 179.50 1286.10 193.75 106.00 11 180.20
NRB  Ind   [2] 25.40 25.30 25.80 25.95 24.45 25.21 34.80 9.25 ­  25.40
NTPC 132.90 132.00 132.60 132.85 130.7016122.85 152.10 88.20 9 132.10 RPP  Infra 64.30 69.20 63.75 73.00 62.00 2516.86 78.75 37.71 8 69.30 SuvenPharma 488.20 490.25 490.80 494.60 485.60 186.24 590.00 435.00 ­  ­  Wels.India   [1] 156.95 155.40 157.90 157.90 152.70 2203.03 170.75 65.00 25 155.25
Nucleas  Sw 560.00 565.25 560.40 571.00 557.00 49.76 765.35 476.00 26 564.50 RPSGVentures 722.20 717.80 728.20 734.95 710.00 33.32 1144.90 285.95 ­  ­  SuvidaInfSvc 12.15 11.85 12.15 12.20 11.55 1971.19 59.65 9.70 ­  ­  Wels.Inv 284.50 289.00 288.00 291.00 285.90 0.94 587.00 235.60 38 289.00
NURECA 2068.85 2012.25 2100.00 2100.00 2000.90 56.03 2315.00 555.60 ­  ­  RS  Soft   [5] 44.10 46.95 45.00 48.50 44.10 922.39 49.00 23.55 ­  47.00 Suzlon   [2] 10.20 9.70 9.90 9.95 9.7049630.13 11.33 4.36 ­  9.78 Welspun  Ent. 101.30 98.05 101.00 101.00 97.55 257.91 134.90 74.70 14 98.05
NuvocoVistas 494.85 495.70 495.00 498.80 493.45 121.02 577.90 485.00 ­  ­  RSWM 488.35 477.00 487.80 498.00 475.10 153.90 513.50 134.10 6 476.90 SVPGlobalVen 72.55 72.20 73.90 73.90 71.60 434.55 164.85 71.10 ­  ­  Wendt 5190.55 5228.90 5195.00 5250.00 5167.70 0.28 6249.00 2825.00 48 5233.50
Nxtdigital 373.70 402.45 373.50 425.00 370.15 101.38 640.00 333.30 ­  ­  Ruby  Mills   [5] 266.65 274.35 265.25 284.40 265.00 28.55 349.30 156.55 14 275.05 Swan  Ener   [1] 145.60 147.90 145.55 148.55 142.00 164.86 175.55 112.50 ­  147.50 West  C  Pap   [2] 238.75 245.85 239.70 251.50 238.15 445.36 295.35 175.95 12 245.80
Ruch.Paper 83.30 83.85 84.60 86.80 82.15 226.35 105.60 57.00 10 84.05 Swaraj  Eng 1631.70 1632.05 1631.00 1650.00 1623.20 4.55 1989.90 1254.95 16 1639.90 WestlifeDevp 551.20 542.35 545.15 554.00 539.20 420.19 629.00 385.10 ­  ­ 
O................................................. RuchiSoyaInd 856.80 852.10 856.80 860.00 849.00 12.77 1376.70 629.15 ­  ­  Swle.  Ener
Symphony   [2]
304.15
1012.50
305.65
1003.55
304.05
1017.60
320.00
1017.60
300.00 105.25
1001.00 10.70
346.00
1529.65
179.05 37 305.35
890.00 57 1002.15
Wheels  Ind
Whirlpool
655.70 649.20 655.00 664.65 640.95 11.96
1781.90 1778.50 1785.55 1798.00 1775.00 119.88
1039.00
2777.00
412.05 23 651.95
1722.75 77 1778.50
Oberoi 896.00 923.85 896.00 934.00 883.00 1378.55 1051.90 509.85 66 921.80 RudrabhshEnt 237.30 263.80 239.45 275.00 237.95 707.78 280.00 116.50 ­  ­ 
Rupa    [1] 439.85 438.25 440.80 443.30 437.15 98.75 547.00 279.65 18 438.35 SynergGreen 172.70 169.70 174.00 174.00 168.40 14.49 200.00 135.90 ­  ­  Wil.Magor 25.15 26.20 24.75 26.40 24.75 22.34 40.00 16.45 ­  26.15
OdishaCeme  [2] 1876.60 1911.05 1876.65 1940.00 1876.65 454.09 2547.20 1082.00 310 1911.45 Win.Diamond[2] 37.45 40.40 37.70 41.15 36.90 859.29 44.60 16.60 14 40.40
Oil  Country 10.00 10.00 10.40 10.40 9.55 30.42 12.92 3.81 ­  10.04 Rush.Decor 369.75 361.95 370.00 374.90 356.00 76.97 439.10 153.50 76 363.90 Syngene  Int 617.80 628.80 618.80 648.75 618.80 2094.62 699.95 490.35 63 627.40
WindlsBiotec 273.50 273.25 272.55 277.75 272.25 53.10 452.00 258.05 ­  ­ 
Oil  India 196.95 194.95 198.90 198.95 194.05 848.20 267.70 108.55 7 194.80
OlectrGrnTec 831.45 810.25 835.00 836.80 801.10 142.24 877.80 55.00 ­  ­  S ................................................. T ................................................. WINPRO  INDUS
Wipro   [2]
8.75 8.55 9.00 9.00 8.40 2390.60
721.50 713.50 720.00 720.85 703.00 7355.63
14.75
739.80
5.00 ­ 
393.50 40 713.40
­ 
Omax  Auto 50.00 49.65 50.00 51.25 49.05 10.91 74.00 36.95 ­  49.55 S  H  Kelkar 164.85 165.45 164.85 168.45 163.35 378.83 207.30 103.65 33 165.45 Tainwala 71.70 70.85 69.70 71.90 69.35 3.68 124.00 53.85 ­  71.05
Wockhardt   [5] 437.90 436.50 438.05 446.00 428.50 1242.44 804.50 388.00 ­  436.45
Omaxe 83.00 83.55 84.20 86.35 81.40 574.20 98.60 56.00 ­  83.35 Sadbhav   [1] 39.05 38.80 39.00 39.20 38.70 306.34 96.30 37.30 9 38.80 Taj  GVK   [2] 130.50 128.05 130.05 130.05 127.20 85.12 161.15 102.20 ­  128.40
WonderlaHoli 203.60 207.45 207.50 211.95 203.25 131.09 269.90 172.65 ­  206.60
OMDC   [1] 2836.40 2772.05 2850.00 2924.80 2736.65 128.27 3800.00 2211.00 ­  2767.70 SadbhavInf 15.85 15.30 16.05 16.05 15.25 700.52 41.50 12.60 ­  15.30 Take  Sol   [1] 47.55 47.15 47.80 48.20 47.05 430.22 74.65 42.30 ­  47.05
WorthPeriprl 95.30 96.75 95.55 98.90 94.25 33.23 119.45 45.55 ­  ­ 
OmInfraLtd 39.95 38.80 41.45 42.45 38.30 621.23 42.80 18.95 ­  ­  SafariIndia 897.90 885.50 899.95 900.00 882.05 6.33 987.00 518.55 ­  ­  Talbros 438.25 517.50 457.00 525.90 454.05 1571.67 527.00 145.60 17 520.00
Omkar  Spl 31.45 29.90 29.90 29.90 29.90 54.50 47.05 4.74 ­  30.45 Sagar  Cem   [2] 268.60 264.20 266.20 273.40 262.50 93.13 319.00 128.02 21 263.50 Tanla  Sol   [1] 1799.75 1769.20 1820.00 1824.90 1759.00 244.07 2027.90 644.65 189 1768.75
One97Communi 1317.75 1288.35 1323.50 1325.70 1285.35 1731.92 1955.00 1271.00 ­  ­  SAIL 109.85 113.00 109.65 113.65 108.9040582.37 151.10 55.30 4 112.90 Tarmat 72.35 72.10 72.90 72.90 71.35 36.31 98.00 42.10 17 71.65 X-Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Onelife  Cap 15.30 16.05 15.30 16.05 14.85 146.66 25.09 5.55 ­  15.89 SakarHealth 156.75 152.70 156.75 158.10 150.35 41.53 212.00 84.60 ­  ­  TARSONS  PRO 630.00 636.65 644.70 646.80 629.20 163.39 924.90 581.45 ­  ­  Xchang 105.85 104.80 105.70 106.90 104.10 261.30 141.25 60.20 53 104.80
OnePntOneSol 84.25 84.05 84.50 84.95 81.75 73.34 86.95 10.30 ­  ­  Saksoft 1000.30 987.90 998.00 1010.00 986.00 17.18 1160.00 305.30 55 987.70 TastyBiteEat 13620.70 14124.65 13525.00 14440.00 13525.00 5.27 21470.50 11430.05 101 14149.35 XelpmocD&T 399.00 395.35 406.95 406.95 382.55 33.69 513.00 251.65 ­  ­ 
ONGC   [5] 147.80 150.35 148.50 151.10 147.4012977.68 172.80 87.90 7 150.25 Sakth.Sug 16.90 17.75 17.00 18.50 16.90 1836.29 22.90 8.58 ­  17.70 Tata  Chem 909.10 915.20 907.80 918.00 901.50 749.48 1158.00 466.40 38 915.85 YAARI  DIGI  IN 92.30 93.50 92.30 96.00 90.70 111.76 183.45 81.35 ­  ­ 
OnMobile 105.30 111.75 105.30 115.70 104.50 2836.53 154.35 50.70 74 111.70 Sakuma   [1] 13.25 13.45 13.40 13.70 13.10 441.21 15.50 4.25 ­  13.48 Tata  Cof   [1] 217.80 214.85 218.50 218.70 214.30 1350.48 254.00 91.15 35 214.80 Yes Bk  [2] 14.50 14.50 14.55 14.95 14.40312373.03 18.50 10.51 ­  14.50
Onward  Te 281.05 276.90 284.00 284.00 272.35 32.84 319.15 82.05 66 276.70 SAL  Stl 13.40 13.10 13.85 13.85 12.80 918.08 17.55 2.99 5 13.10 Tata  Com 1421.20 1502.25 1421.00 1543.15 1405.55 2827.02 1542.00 930.05 45 1504.75 YukenIndia 584.60 576.30 590.00 593.00 570.00 2.00 685.00 542.05 ­  ­ 
OptimusInfra 309.65 309.60 314.40 314.40 303.00 97.05 411.60 82.50 24 309.95 SalasarTech 252.90 259.75 255.00 262.00 247.65 130.68 370.75 121.08 19 260.65 Tata  Elxsi 5977.75 5963.80 6000.00 6027.00 5884.95 106.35 6780.00 1884.50 81 5966.50 Zee  Ent   [1] 322.35 319.05 322.50 322.80 317.40 5910.27 378.60 166.80 20 319.10
OracleFinSer[5] 4085.45 4043.70 4103.50 4129.10 4030.00 91.27 5144.60 2933.05 21 4049.30 SalonaCot 268.20 260.20 268.00 275.90 256.20 34.90 295.00 66.05 8 260.95 Tata  Inv 1411.95 1420.20 1401.00 1452.00 1392.50 37.87 1734.00 953.00 46 1417.95 Zee  Learn   [1] 16.00 16.35 15.65 16.70 15.45 6794.41 20.12 9.75 ­  16.35
Orbit  Exp 73.50 81.80 75.45 84.85 74.30 594.27 99.40 55.20 26 81.10 Salzer  Elec 197.65 194.55 197.00 197.50 192.95 44.80 234.15 109.50 12 194.65 Tata  M  DVR   [2] 244.50 243.65 243.15 245.60 240.15 2110.24 298.50 75.55 ­  243.95 Zee  Med   [1] 14.65 14.75 15.35 15.35 14.10 6803.92 16.10 5.01 ­  14.74
Oricon Enter  [2] 38.20 38.25 38.25 39.05 38.00 227.74 44.80 17.15 ­  38.25 Sanco  Ind 16.20 17.80 17.80 17.80 16.55 1022.10 21.50 6.90 ­  ­  Tata  Metlk 859.35 875.75 860.00 882.00 859.15 82.80 1374.00 628.85 9 875.60 Zen  Exp 93.65 89.60 91.75 93.00 89.30 1.65 116.00 60.55 ­  93.60
Orient  Bell 347.70 352.20 348.95 356.00 346.50 24.77 432.10 188.35 28 352.90 Sandesh 747.90 737.65 748.25 758.00 726.85 4.06 1079.00 610.60 6 737.10 Tata Motors  [2] 489.60 489.75 486.95 492.75 483.5515420.11 536.50 185.05 ­  489.55 Zen  Tech.   [1] 219.55 217.75 218.00 220.60 216.35 146.57 257.70 65.00 ­  217.80
Orient  Cem   [1] 164.45 165.70 164.45 167.75 162.25 368.84 185.50 79.10 11 165.60 SandharTech 261.30 259.75 261.50 264.35 256.90 43.77 333.00 175.00 17 259.85 Tata  Steel 1148.80 1177.60 1147.00 1180.80 1141.25 6186.18 1534.60 596.30 5 1177.25 ZensarTec   [2] 520.70 520.45 521.45 526.55 515.10 976.70 587.00 222.10 39 520.45
Orient  Htls   [1] 45.20 44.05 45.70 46.45 43.80 444.68 49.75 21.10 ­  44.05 Sangam 369.00 373.95 365.00 389.15 362.65 131.65 417.00 70.35 19 373.05 TataConsuPro 738.85 733.60 740.25 743.50 726.50 2076.55 889.00 554.25 ­  ­  Zod.Clo 110.90 110.15 110.70 111.35 108.90 21.02 153.80 85.05 ­  109.90
Orient  Pap   [1] 32.40 32.55 32.50 33.55 32.05 2670.64 39.40 19.80 ­  32.55 Sangh.Mov   [2] 234.60 230.65 236.45 236.90 229.00 89.15 252.95 99.00 ­  230.40 TataPowerC[1] 226.30 223.50 226.40 226.55 223.0017271.28 269.70 74.50 25 223.55 ZODIACENERGY 66.20 69.50 69.50 69.50 69.50 25.05 69.50 32.10 ­  ­ 
Orient  Pres 71.85 71.35 72.80 73.55 71.00 4.80 123.80 62.20 ­  71.55 Sanghi  Ind 56.95 57.20 56.95 58.65 56.65 612.47 84.70 32.15 15 57.45 TataStlLngPr 746.55 758.35 744.00 765.85 740.00 60.81 1087.70 572.95 ­  ­  ZomatoLtd 138.35 133.95 137.90 137.90 133.3015874.86 169.00 115.00 ­  ­ 
Orient  Tri 12.10 12.30 12.00 12.95 11.75 621.83 13.95 5.00 ­  12.32 SanginitChem 27.90 29.25 29.25 29.25 28.55 72.81 66.40 18.00 ­  ­  TatvaChinPha 2614.35 2575.20 2628.60 2638.75 2560.00 32.07 2977.80 2001.00 ­  ­  ZotaHealthCr 395.05 390.30 397.00 398.25 388.00 25.50 448.00 137.25 ­  ­ 
OrientAbr   [1] 30.75 30.15 30.85 31.20 30.00 120.81 38.60 20.00 ­  30.20 Sanofi 7697.75 7628.05 7717.00 7717.00 7615.00 6.20 9300.00 7344.00 29 7633.35 TCI  Devl 337.40 335.60 337.75 337.80 332.85 0.23 549.00 285.50 ­  335.85 Zuari  Ag 120.75 124.20 120.70 131.50 120.70 544.12 158.90 83.30 ­  124.20
OrientalArmt 776.55 783.25 789.00 809.85 780.05 13.87 1100.00 533.00 ­  ­  SanseraEngg 774.50 774.95 769.10 777.25 769.10 27.79 889.00 682.00 ­  ­  TCI  Express   [2] 2121.80 2191.00 2150.00 2221.10 2082.00 64.04 2570.00 807.00 63 2185.70 Zuari  Glo 152.60 149.75 156.00 161.30 147.50 423.03 177.70 74.05 6 149.60
OrientalCar 977.45 982.60 979.55 989.00 970.25 7.34 1321.00 801.90 12 983.15 SapireFoodIn 1205.10 1268.40 1203.00 1317.80 1185.75 414.70 1380.05 974.45 ­  ­  TCNSClothing 783.80 773.70 790.00 791.50 770.00 13.63 932.00 392.00 ­  ­  ZydusWel 1863.65 1891.60 1868.80 1899.00 1850.40 15.56 2472.85 1810.00 ­  1890.00
OrientElect 371.20 368.30 372.90 372.90 367.00 64.54 408.00 221.80 ­  ­  Sarda  Ene 769.25 763.30 783.00 783.00 756.80 86.18 948.00 305.00 5 764.50 TCPLPackage 535.45 552.45 540.00 577.00 530.00 33.86 612.00 336.05 ­  ­ 
OrtinLabs 32.95 32.65 32.95 33.35 32.05 76.42 52.25 21.40 ­  ­  Sarla  Perf   [1] 65.55 64.20 65.05 65.75 64.00 241.30 69.50 23.25 10 63.95 TCS   [1] 3884.75 3860.95 3865.00 3870.00 3812.40 1733.03 3990.00 2701.00 40 3861.05
Oswal  Chem 30.15 28.85 30.15 30.40 28.50 610.71 36.75 15.25 18 28.90 SARTHAK  META 119.45 117.90 124.00 124.00 116.30 16.59 144.00 89.90 ­  ­  TD  Power 436.00 429.00 443.90 444.00 426.40 32.00 463.00 127.90 39 429.15 Exchange Traded Funds
OswalAgroMil 39.45 37.50 37.90 38.95 37.50 135.67 43.35 8.35 ­  37.30 Sasken 1349.55 1322.00 1332.00 1356.25 1316.10 17.90 1528.95 792.50 16 1318.75 TeamleaseSvc 4200.50 4104.95 4160.05 4300.00 4055.55 14.57 5544.10 2645.00 77 4107.85
SastaSunVent 484.60 508.80 475.55 508.80 475.55 117.10 575.00 97.00 ­  508.10 TechInd  Nirm 9.15 9.05 9.50 9.55 8.70 103.29 9.42 2.50 ­  8.90
Company Pre  Cl NSE  Cl Vol 52  WH 52  WL BSE  Cl
P ................................................. SatiaIndus 89.25 90.45 89.80 93.00 89.55 205.16 118.00 73.00 ­  ­  TechMahind  [5]
Technocr
1789.80
806.35
1737.55
803.50
1779.95
801.75
1782.95
820.00
1733.00 3138.05
801.75 5.23
1837.75
993.40
915.05
330.05
34 1736.05
12 803.45
P&GHealth 5218.95 5186.80 5220.00 5245.00 5169.05 4.97 7500.00 4903.00 ­  ­  Savita  1135.55 1174.85 1135.55 1190.00 1123.45 44.69 1822.65 655.10 5 1173.30
SBC  EXPORTS 164.25 171.80 172.45 172.45 162.25 223.91 172.45 65.05 ­  ­  TechnoEle&En 250.60 246.90 250.00 257.00 245.70 47.21 362.80 218.10 ­  ­  Axis  Gold   [1] 41.43 41.51 100.38 44.99 38.36 41.48
P&S  Bk 16.45 16.60 16.45 16.75 16.45 291.29 23.79 12.60 ­  16.55 TEGAINDUST 598.05 593.85 595.00 603.00 590.55 231.71 767.70 545.40 ­  ­  AXISAMC  ­  AXISBNKETF 368.20 376.86 7.36 449.40 296.69 ­ 
Page Ind 40959.85 41210.95 40765.50 41586.70 40701.55 13.70 41750.00 27053.05 104 41201.00 SBI    [1] 483.50 492.40 481.90 495.00 479.1524694.17 542.20 269.55 14 492.20
SBICards&Pay 934.50 935.40 937.65 941.80 931.05 692.89 1165.00 853.80 ­  ­  TejasNetwork 425.00 430.15 425.00 435.95 419.45 265.86 570.50 127.50 ­  ­  AXISAMC  ­  AXISBPSETF 10.44 10.45 31.34 10.69 9.06 ­ 
PaisaloDigit 702.15 726.10 704.90 737.95 691.45 158.38 1143.15 560.10 50 725.90 TemboGlblInd 281.25 281.15 280.00 284.95 275.00 36.22 334.55 116.50 ­  ­  AXISAMC  ­  AXISCETF 69.36 71.14 3.50 81.00 60.00 ­ 
PalredTech 244.00 244.20 249.00 252.75 235.00 42.10 252.00 38.55 ­  243.95 SBILifeInsur 1220.60 1219.85 1215.00 1225.00 1213.75 378.09 1273.40 838.20 99 1219.80

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SchaeflerInd 9298.05 9437.85 9325.60 9529.45 9172.85 21.54 9510.60 4260.00 51 9439.70 TeraSoftware 52.55 52.15 53.00 53.45 51.20 42.01 85.00 33.00 ­  51.80 AXISAMC  ­  AXISHCETF 87.17 87.49 15.32 105.00 82.00 ­ 
Pan.Petro   [2] 256.85 286.60 256.00 305.00 252.95 3400.42 309.65 92.05 9 286.90 Tex.Infra   [1] 67.60 67.90 67.35 69.50 66.50 129.29 83.75 46.50 ­  67.95 AXISAMC  ­  AXISNIFTY 185.50 186.83 3.95 212.22 132.00 ­ 
Panac.Bio   [1] 196.70 198.60 203.35 204.00 198.00 170.06 453.70 163.80 ­  198.60 SChand&Co   [5] 108.35 107.05 109.75 109.95 106.75 102.75 149.40 61.20 37 107.45
Tex.Pipe 69.80 70.80 72.75 72.80 70.45 305.13 79.55 21.35 12 70.75 AXISAMC  ­  AXISTECETF 397.01 390.26 3.11 428.20 250.95 ­ 

in
PanachDigLif 71.40 70.85 71.70 73.50 69.40 10.50 94.80 39.15 ­  ­  Schneider   [2] 107.65 109.30 107.90 112.80 107.25 939.72 147.00 84.90 ­  109.20
SCI 141.90 141.75 141.50 144.45 141.00 1834.61 160.20 82.00 12 141.65 Tex.Rail   [1] 32.70 34.55 33.00 35.70 32.55 3970.81 37.99 21.83 23 34.55 Bank  BeEs   [1] 370.85 379.09 976.20 420.43 298.08 379.13
PansriDevlop 119.50 113.80 113.55 119.50 113.55 4.22 176.45 57.75 ­  ­  TGB  Banq 9.40 9.30 9.30 9.50 9.05 33.43 12.90 4.14 ­  9.41 Birla  Gold 43.60 43.66 8.32 49.23 40.50 43.66
ParagMilk 120.60 120.85 121.55 123.30 118.15 954.60 159.85 94.00 29 120.95 Seamec 1115.65 1111.25 1066.05 1171.40 1066.05 6.76 1284.35 385.50 39 1106.30
SecureludTec 141.20 138.95 141.30 142.55 138.10 42.90 243.75 80.00 ­  ­  Thanga.Jwl 1367.60 1356.95 1370.00 1407.50 1345.00 13.64 1520.00 575.00 31 1356.45 Birla  Nifty   [100] 19.83 19.93 29.58 4810.00 4061.00 4444.43
ParasDef&Spc 733.45 724.75 734.00 738.80 722.40 148.75 1258.20 617.15 ­  ­  The  Byke  Hos 30.95 30.15 30.90 31.10 30.00 118.25 43.60 16.55 ­  30.15 BIRLASLAMCABSLBANETF 36.76 37.53 23.79 420.00 33.90 ­ 

az
ParDrugs&Che 196.70 191.70 196.55 200.75 190.05 19.67 310.60 142.90 ­  ­  SecuriIntSvc  [5] 464.35 457.55 461.50 472.80 454.15 448.89 548.60 350.45 64 458.20
Selan  Exp 142.50 140.40 142.50 143.95 140.00 48.05 180.05 113.10 30 140.70 TheAnupEngg 1000.55 1017.55 1000.55 1029.90 1000.00 13.77 1160.65 548.00 ­  ­  BIRLASLAMCABSLNN50ET 43.25 43.19 3.20 520.00 40.60 ­ 
PasuptiAcryl 50.75 48.15 50.75 53.90 47.50 555.63 54.80 28.05 ­  ­  TheGrobTeaCo 982.20 969.15 978.45 1007.00 955.20 0.72 1444.80 730.35 ­  ­  BIRLASLAM­  BSLSENETFG 56.90 57.58 3.66 664.99 52.80 ­ 
Patel  Int 15.80 15.50 15.90 16.30 15.35 135.68 19.66 9.75 ­  15.55 SelManufactr 46.60 48.90 48.90 48.90 48.90 0.04 48.90 8.10 ­  ­ 
Sequent  Sc   [2] 166.60 167.90 166.25 169.40 163.40 1942.42 336.40 144.95 ­  167.80 TheInvstTrst 100.80 106.00 103.50 109.70 100.00 44.17 141.15 83.00 ­  ­  BIRLASLAMC  ­  HEALTHY 8.88 8.88 73.94 10.41 8.21 ­ 
PBA  Infra 13.70 13.40 13.70 13.90 13.25 19.74 22.73 7.50 1 13.29 TheMandRetVe 17.10 16.60 17.30 17.50 16.35 163.45 25.00 10.35 ­  16.65 BIRLASLAMC  ­  TECH 39.05 38.65 10.55 42.80 33.56 ­ 
PBFintech 965.05 942.70 968.00 968.00 933.00 401.81 1470.00 885.00 ­  ­  Sesh.Paper   [2] 149.35 164.00 150.10 173.20 149.35 1191.10 230.00 137.00 9 164.20
Themis 994.55 1010.95 1017.00 1039.95 990.00 9.85 1198.80 271.70 16 1010.90 ConsConstCon 142.45 143.01 115.94 156.00 95.00 ­ 

ag
PC  Jewl 26.90 26.85 26.90 27.90 26.45 3055.72 32.75 19.95 24 26.90 SetcoAuto   [2] 17.75 17.65 17.90 17.90 17.20 103.17 25.20 11.79 ­  17.55
SeyaIndus 58.15 58.95 59.30 59.45 57.50 32.97 85.00 47.50 ­  ­  TheNewIndA[5] 140.20 139.30 140.00 142.00 138.80 384.14 197.00 124.45 24 139.35 DSPAMC  ­  DSPN50ETF 177.00 177.65 2.20 178.25 169.20 ­ 
PDS  Multinat 1655.90 1597.65 1688.00 1688.00 1592.00 3.61 1901.00 485.00 86 1599.40 Thermax   [2] 1804.80 1838.75 1865.00 1920.00 1823.05 834.70 1944.80 915.80 124 1839.10 DSPAMC  ­  DSPNEWETF 197.39 198.61 3.55 204.70 158.90 ­ 
Pearl  Glo 347.55 346.95 345.00 363.00 344.45 17.85 474.35 157.90 151 346.55 Shah  Alloy 52.35 50.00 54.90 54.90 49.75 61.47 63.95 7.73 6 49.85
Shakt.Pump 693.85 668.00 692.00 692.00 665.60 74.51 910.00 312.50 17 669.00 Thiru.Chem   [1] 238.95 245.95 239.00 251.30 238.40 1053.89 357.25 85.00 15 245.85 DSPAMC  ­  DSPQ50ETF 181.55 181.39 40.31 183.00 172.04 ­ 
Pearl  Poly 18.40 18.10 18.50 18.50 17.75 78.62 25.30 13.87 1 18.25 Thom.Cook   [1] 60.40 59.95 59.30 60.55 59.30 292.48 85.45 40.00 ­  59.85 DSPBRAMC  ­QUIDETF 1000.00 999.99 19.20 1020.00 877.00 ­ 
Pennar  Ind   [5] 34.00 35.40 34.40 36.25 34.00 1308.62 42.90 16.25 15 35.35 Shal.Paints   [2] 112.65 111.10 113.65 114.50 109.90 183.75 126.00 82.90 ­  111.15
SHALBY 140.90 137.50 141.65 141.85 136.30 194.33 214.00 96.05 22 137.45 ThyrocareTec 1093.60 1084.60 1102.00 1108.00 1070.00 125.78 1465.90 832.00 32 1084.45 EDELAMC  ­  BBETF0432 1003.16 1003.99 2.92 1005.00 998.10 ­ 

M
Persistnt 4836.20 4678.95 4837.05 4837.90 4671.65 369.97 4986.85 1482.05 61 4680.40 Tidewater   [2] 1494.65 1600.30 1499.00 1695.30 1489.55 250.22 3693.75 840.00 27 1600.70 EDELAMC  ­  EBANK 3796.66 3819.71 0.01 4398.00 3242.33 ­ 
Petronet 218.30 219.20 218.30 222.35 217.70 3123.01 275.25 209.60 11 219.20 ShankarBldg 531.40 535.60 526.50 543.40 526.50 40.58 683.00 326.75 36 535.40
Shanthi  Grs   [1] 154.15 154.00 155.85 157.90 152.30 71.69 211.20 116.95 35 154.45 Tijaria 9.55 10.00 10.00 10.00 9.50 198.48 10.74 5.61 ­  9.97 EDELAMC  ­  EBBETF0423 1160.48 1160.85 17.37 1181.38 900.00 ­ 
PFC 123.35 123.80 123.75 124.35 123.10 1907.74 153.75 104.10 3 123.85 TIL  141.05 141.35 143.40 143.55 140.20 11.57 245.00 128.05 ­  141.05
ShardMotor   [2] 867.55 902.65 870.00 942.35 850.00 69.52 950.00 323.65 19 903.60 EDELAMC  ­  EBBETF0425 1075.48 1074.98 4.03 1170.00 1005.00 ­ 
Pfizer 5064.70 5063.80 5070.00 5135.00 5023.55 28.77 6164.80 4200.00 40 5061.55 Time  Gty 51.00 53.75 52.80 55.10 50.00 80.61 66.75 21.45 8 53.25
ShardaCropch 357.55 353.95 360.00 363.00 353.25 145.88 387.05 262.00 13 353.80 L_ EDELAMC  ­  EBBETF0430 1193.44 1192.35 18.47 1247.90 895.00 ­ 
PG  Elec 786.25 843.50 786.25 853.00 780.10 217.40 861.85 131.10 78 845.40 Time  Tech   [1] 77.00 76.30 78.45 78.45 76.00 571.15 94.50 49.10 19 76.30
ShareIndSec 1071.95 1074.35 1072.00 1090.00 1055.00 31.57 1114.00 170.75 ­  ­  EDELAMC  ­  EBBETF0431 1071.17 1071.10 6.80 1143.10 994.01 ­ 
PGHH 15484.35 15492.05 15490.00 15629.95 15304.40 7.27 16402.00 10851.00 82 15486.60 Timken 2040.45 2091.90 2041.45 2140.00 2022.00 114.72 2174.55 1165.00 70 2095.35
SheelaFoam   [5] 3300.05 3297.95 3338.00 3338.00 3260.00 22.85 3488.70 1840.50 72 3300.70 Gold  BeEs   [1] 41.46 41.56 2839.09 45.20 38.17 41.58
Phil.Carbon   [2] 237.55 235.35 237.55 239.55 234.60 622.14 278.65 169.35 9 235.25 Tinplate 288.80 293.45 289.50 296.00 284.00 469.05 348.00 146.30 13 292.95
Shemaroo  Ent 122.45 122.95 124.70 124.70 120.75 29.88 181.00 63.25 76 123.00 Goldmanamc  ­  CPSEETF 30.78 30.81 687.12 32.83 18.91 30.80
Phoenx.Mil   [2] 979.35 980.15 980.30 987.95 967.10 153.01 1199.95 672.00 50 981.15 TirpathiForg 12.15 12.25 11.60 12.65 11.60 150.96 38.35 11.60 ­  ­ 
PI  Ind   [1] 3013.90 2993.20 3027.25 3051.85 2961.20 314.22 3533.30 1982.45 57 2993.90 Shilpa  Med   [1] 584.10 572.95 580.00 589.05 570.10 148.23 670.95 317.05 47 572.40 HangSengBees   [1] 300.08 298.41 6.89 382.00 287.00 297.05
Shiv.Global 25.95 27.00 27.20 27.20 25.50 264.17 27.75 7.85 20 27.45 Tita.Wag   [2] 94.65 96.35 94.95 98.65 94.50 967.72 109.60 44.20 15 96.35 HDFC  Gold   [1] 42.54 42.70 279.66 50.00 38.70 42.71
A
PidiliteInd   [1] 2599.20 2637.95 2601.70 2662.00 2585.00 1187.26 2660.55 1662.95 102 2637.50 TitanCompa  [1] 2583.00 2576.15 2576.00 2608.00 2560.10 1244.57 2678.10 1396.25 131 2576.40
PIL  Italica   [1] 10.75 10.25 11.00 11.00 10.15 3990.62 19.30 5.41 ­  10.24 SHIVALIK  RASA 1098.05 1167.40 1095.10 1179.90 1095.10 50.10 1179.90 852.10 ­  ­  HDFCAMC  ­  HBANKETF 366.66 377.12 11.72 419.95 296.13 ­ 
ShivalikBimt 391.25 379.20 399.00 399.50 377.50 40.73 447.00 115.10 ­  ­  TN  News 122.80 125.25 122.80 127.80 122.80 273.94 182.80 116.45 ­  125.40 HDFCAmc­Nift   [76] 190.18 191.19 20.96 202.00 144.01 191.20
Pilani  Inv 1873.85 1874.95 1882.60 1882.60 1866.00 2.11 2246.95 1523.90 14 1876.15 TN  Petro 111.80 110.80 111.60 113.45 109.15 434.59 150.45 38.00 6 110.85
Pion.Dist 182.10 179.65 185.70 185.70 179.00 22.45 209.30 92.00 ­  180.15 Shivam Auto  [2] 35.15 36.90 36.90 36.90 36.50 173.78 37.00 13.97 ­  37.00 HDFCAmc­Sens 638.54 643.32 2.67 6300.00 455.00 ­ 
IT

ShivaMills 149.85 151.85 150.00 156.65 150.00 29.88 173.40 31.35 7 151.50 Tokyo  Pl 107.65 119.75 110.00 124.95 105.10 412.47 128.60 63.65 74 118.35 IBULLSAMC  ­  IBMFNIFTY 181.66 180.52 0.52 200.00 135.53 ­ 
Pion.Emb 62.80 62.75 63.00 65.45 62.55 440.00 79.60 36.05 6 62.80 Tor.Pwr 570.60 566.20 569.40 577.70 562.50 744.49 606.05 298.00 21 567.25
PiramalEntp   [2] 2678.45 2657.60 2677.80 2750.00 2620.00 703.10 3013.00 1303.60 248 2656.60 ShivaTaxyarn 241.60 239.30 240.00 247.95 238.25 12.91 289.00 120.00 14 240.05 ICICIPRAMC  BHARATIWIN 45.78 46.03 202.24 51.70 31.20 ­ 
Shop.Stop   [5] 329.45 325.55 327.60 334.65 321.20 114.57 408.70 180.00 ­  328.85 TorrentPhar   [5] 3208.85 3199.95 3223.00 3248.50 3186.00 77.08 3304.45 2311.30 47 3196.55 ICICIPRAMC  ­  ICICI500 25.16 25.30 46.41 283.80 23.12 ­ 
PittiEngg   [5] 249.70 239.95 253.90 253.90 237.25 223.18 265.40 54.10 16 239.95 Tou.Fin.Cor 62.25 60.45 62.00 62.00 60.25 107.18 83.30 48.00 6 60.35
Plastiblen   [5] 234.80 238.15 234.70 240.25 233.80 15.96 305.95 207.25 17 239.40 Shr.CU.Fin 1827.05 1812.45 1822.00 1847.55 1801.20 31.98 2600.00 975.05 11 1810.95 ICICIPRAMC  ­  ICICIALPLV 181.20 181.05 16.71 189.70 131.70 ­ 
IG

Shr.EPC 11.00 11.55 10.55 11.55 10.4512461.39 12.24 3.80 ­  11.62 TouchwoodEnt 113.70 117.95 112.05 119.90 111.50 7.84 148.45 49.20 ­  ­  ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIBANKP 184.43 188.74 47.34 227.70 159.50 ­ 
PNB  Gilts 67.15 68.80 67.45 69.35 67.00 370.83 94.65 40.05 5 68.70 TPL  Plastech 166.25 164.25 167.75 167.75 163.05 5.73 228.30 65.53 20 162.55
PNB  Housing 489.95 489.50 489.10 512.25 482.00 372.21 924.00 325.25 10 490.10 Shr.Ram.Mul  [5] 20.80 21.45 23.00 23.50 21.05 816.61 23.00 7.05 ­  21.45 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICICONSU 70.55 71.61 1.49 82.25 57.01 ­ 
Shr.Ren.Sug   [1] 31.90 33.45 33.45 33.45 32.4017989.02 47.75 8.73 ­  33.45 Trans.Corp   [2] 773.50 771.45 772.40 775.00 757.30 112.40 838.00 236.60 27 771.25 ICICIPRAMC  ­  ICICIFMCG 379.18 379.29 1.61 437.00 360.00 ­ 
PNC Infratec  [2] 276.55 284.55 277.95 286.00 275.00 402.69 395.55 170.70 16 283.90 Transwarnt 8.85 9.25 9.25 9.25 9.25 3.65 9.42 2.22 ­  9.42
PodarHseDVPT 195.15 190.80 196.75 196.75 190.50 2.89 267.00 139.00 ­  191.05 Shr.Tr.Fin 1252.95 1249.80 1252.95 1276.75 1245.00 841.32 1696.15 1059.60 14 1248.90 ICICIPRAMC  ­  ICICILIQ 999.99 999.99 32.80 1040.00 971.50 ­ 
ShradInfProj 58.15 57.30 58.00 59.70 55.35 13.48 75.00 35.55 ­  ­  TrejharaSolu 87.55 85.95 88.95 88.95 85.15 74.20 109.70 26.95 ­  ­  ICICIPRAMC  ­  ICICIM150 118.49 118.44 13.95 125.39 77.00 ­ 
_D

PoddarPigmen 289.35 316.50 289.80 343.85 285.00 198.70 434.00 162.50 12 316.60 Trent   [1] 1055.95 1070.85 1055.00 1081.15 1049.80 741.56 1208.30 587.95 197 1070.35
Pokarna  Ltd   [2] 730.05 720.90 736.50 736.50 715.60 39.42 749.00 185.20 490 722.50 Shre  PushChe 222.55 231.70 225.00 235.00 219.95 163.89 274.95 115.50 20 231.20 ICICIPRAMC  ­  ICICINXT50 43.53 43.66 84.64 50.97 31.30 ­ 
ShreDigvjCem 73.85 77.60 73.85 79.45 73.55 1528.44 97.80 48.95 ­  ­  Trib  Bhimji 80.40 82.30 80.80 84.80 80.15 417.82 104.40 58.05 12 82.45 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIPHARM 88.62 88.58 199.78 95.00 82.00 ­ 
Poly.Medi   [5] 951.70 976.70 951.75 994.00 949.00 111.38 1163.00 485.00 65 974.85 Trident   [1] 53.20 52.70 53.20 53.65 52.45 8926.27 59.90 12.55 42 52.65
PolycabIndia 2467.40 2461.95 2463.00 2479.00 2455.15 118.77 2648.00 1036.10 ­  ­  ShreeCement 26954.10 27214.65 26902.00 27300.00 26850.20 17.26 32050.00 22600.00 37 27212.00 ICICIPRAMC  ­  ICICITECH 401.00 392.03 377.71 419.70 201.48 ­ 
SHRENIK 3.85 3.70 3.70 3.80 3.7026039.65 4.35 1.40 ­  ­  Trigyn 177.00 176.35 180.90 183.00 166.65 764.00 196.05 57.05 ­  177.05 ICICIPRAMC  ­  IPRU5008 366.93 375.40 12.96 449.70 285.00 ­ 
Polyplex 1889.15 1934.70 1898.05 1969.00 1890.20 183.60 2108.00 655.15 10 1934.85 TRIL   [1] 36.45 35.55 36.70 36.70 35.40 317.66 39.00 15.90 ­  35.50
PonawalaFinC 230.80 228.40 231.70 234.80 225.65 3303.22 234.90 40.40 ­  ­  Shreyans 100.80 120.65 101.50 120.95 100.55 899.58 152.00 71.00 12 120.10 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 42.53 42.69 203.19 49.21 37.05 ­ 
Shreyas 245.10 240.00 245.10 248.70 237.30 37.83 448.00 68.00 6 241.15 Triv.Eng   [1] 249.50 242.40 247.40 252.40 241.05 1740.34 252.60 69.00 18 242.25 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 104.57 105.55 15.02 115.00 76.20 ­ 
N

Ponnie  Sug 241.05 265.15 265.00 265.15 255.15 97.19 382.50 131.15 9 265.25 Triv.Tur   [1] 187.60 184.20 185.70 189.90 182.10 359.09 229.00 80.00 62 184.70
Power  Mech 938.70 926.70 938.70 945.40 920.05 9.65 1094.70 410.80 14 927.90 SHRIRAM  PROP 86.45 86.00 86.45 86.60 85.35 971.49 106.40 79.50 ­  ­  ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF 99.39 99.31 17.15 101.70 68.70 ­ 
ShyamCent   [1] 16.55 17.00 16.70 17.30 16.00 443.88 20.45 4.82 10 16.95 TT 104.50 107.80 103.00 117.60 102.30 800.44 117.75 40.15 7 107.45
PowerGrid 210.60 208.65 210.00 211.35 208.05 7173.83 216.35 136.88 11 208.40 ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 194.50 195.90 10.60 208.00 143.40 ­ 
ShyamMetalic 334.10 343.35 335.60 344.70 334.35 472.53 461.15 300.00 ­  ­  TTK  Prst   [1] 1031.60 1008.00 1040.90 1040.90 1002.00 125.56 1269.60 583.96 49 1008.50
Praj  Ind   [2] 354.50 367.70 355.00 370.80 346.00 2313.60 407.00 110.25 54 367.70 ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 191.59 192.07 391.34 231.30 133.70 ­ 
R

Sical  Log 15.65 15.10 15.75 15.80 15.00 427.55 23.83 8.60 ­  15.10 TTKHealtcare 714.85 712.35 706.00 720.00 706.00 4.64 825.00 456.80 29 714.00
PrakashPipes 134.65 134.70 133.30 136.35 133.30 53.53 194.70 105.65 ­  ­  TubeInvIndia 1975.10 1901.30 2020.50 2025.00 1883.30 263.15 2025.00 750.10 ­  ­  ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF 648.03 653.14 10.05 700.00 493.60 ­ 
Praksh.Ind 54.40 55.65 54.50 56.30 54.10 1229.95 104.65 47.20 6 55.65 Siemens   [2] 2357.30 2324.35 2356.65 2369.05 2312.05 357.08 2577.45 1568.45 75 2324.45 IDBI  Gold   [100] 4392.85 4415.20 0.11 4810.00 4061.00 4444.43
SIGACHI  INDUS 390.95 386.80 390.00 396.80 385.60 292.95 494.00 376.40 ­  ­  TV  Today   [5] 421.75 418.15 423.35 429.40 417.05 132.46 460.00 220.50 14 418.75
Praksh.Stl   [1] 7.40 7.75 7.75 7.75 7.55 1680.72 7.80 0.72 ­  7.80 TV18  Br   [2] 46.50 45.60 46.25 46.45 45.15 7400.43 55.80 26.05 ­  45.55 IDFCAMC  ­  IDFNIFTYET 186.48 187.90 1.14 223.00 141.50 ­ 
A

PratapSnack  [5] 842.15 852.60 845.00 869.40 835.05 47.14 908.55 484.65 64 848.30 SignetIndus 44.55 45.75 44.55 47.20 44.10 161.04 64.35 25.35 ­  ­  Infra  BeEs 527.86 528.66 1.36 1978.78 1388.07 ­ 
SikkoIndust 68.70 66.70 66.05 68.95 66.05 6.75 79.65 38.60 ­  ­  TVS  Elec 187.20 187.10 187.20 193.80 185.05 106.03 217.00 109.05 23 187.30
PraxisHomeR[5] 45.30 47.55 47.00 47.55 46.00 70.61 50.15 17.83 ­  47.60 TVS  Mot   [1] 630.45 638.70 632.80 644.20 629.40 1056.10 793.45 481.70 33 638.25 InvesIndGold   [100] 4315.85 4350.75 0.09 4745.00 3989.50 4325.00
PrecisionCam 146.65 143.00 147.00 147.90 142.00 222.17 164.90 38.05 22 143.15 SIL  Inv 310.10 314.30 306.05 318.00 303.00 2.97 378.00 166.60 12 313.45 InvesInNifty 1928.10 1946.09 0.05 2291.00 1441.15 ­ 
TVS  Sri 1972.00 1993.55 1968.90 2016.95 1966.00 19.31 2588.00 1647.50 16 2001.40
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Precot 302.10 310.30 310.00 317.20 303.70 41.62 374.90 85.50 ­  ­  SilgoRetail 34.90 32.80 35.30 35.30 32.30 83.66 66.70 28.50 ­  ­  Kotak  Nifty   [5] 187.82 188.67 17.80 2252.45 1627.25 1921.65
SillymonkEnt 24.65 23.80 24.90 24.90 23.55 4.86 32.80 17.15 ­  ­ 
Precsn.Pipe
Precsn.Wre   [1]
227.90
70.25
227.25
72.95
226.95
71.30
229.80
74.10
223.70 6.39
70.00 395.42
339.35
84.85
173.65
26.62
21 227.70
15 72.90 SimbholiSug 21.25 22.30 22.30 22.30 22.30 60.32 44.60 6.36 ­  22.35 U................................................. Kotak  PSU  Bk
KOTAKMAMKOTAKALPHA
255.27
35.07
259.17
34.97
24.32
290.87
299.30
41.00
170.26
33.57
259.52
­ 
PremierExplo 235.45 236.45 238.00 239.00 235.05 4.93 287.55 117.00 192 235.45 Simp.Inf   [2] 43.60 43.15 42.55 44.05 41.45 112.59 56.05 27.80 ­  43.25 UB   [1] 1572.15 1577.55 1575.00 1584.35 1557.00 166.50 1793.65 1050.00 125 1576.15 KOTAKMAMC  ­  KOTAKIT 39.65 39.17 66.68 46.00 23.36 ­ 
.m

PremPolyfil  [5] 93.55 92.05 92.00 94.10 91.00 18.18 58.87 26.27 ­  45.35 SintercomInd 91.10 87.80 90.40 91.10 86.45 11.79 104.80 61.20 ­  ­  Ucal  Fuel 159.70 161.95 161.90 167.40 160.40 181.89 206.10 120.00 9 162.60 KOTAKMAMCKOTKBKETF 372.55 380.57 385.94 429.70 298.90 ­ 
Pressman   [2] 34.50 33.70 34.75 35.00 33.50 59.71 39.30 20.55 16 33.80 SintexPlaTec 12.95 12.35 12.45 12.55 12.35 2267.67 15.30 2.95 ­  ­  Uco  Bk 13.20 13.30 13.20 13.35 13.10 4143.42 16.30 10.60 ­  13.29 KOTAKMAMC­KTNV20ETF 101.63 101.15 7.43 104.60 72.05 ­ 
Prestige  Est 472.45 470.95 472.60 476.05 465.45 334.06 522.00 260.15 71 471.35 SircPaintInd 529.45 523.25 541.00 541.00 518.20 28.06 625.00 272.20 ­  ­  UDAIPUCEMENT  37.65 37.90 37.10 39.00 37.00 523.52 39.50 33.00 ­  ­  Kotal  Gold   [1] 41.84 41.90 299.86 45.29 36.81 41.95
PRICOL   [1] 120.30 122.60 120.35 123.10 120.35 887.00 131.35 47.50 40 122.65 Siyaram   [2] 440.20 444.90 436.10 450.45 435.65 89.00 516.95 179.20 14 443.95 Uflex 521.30 523.70 528.45 534.05 519.95 144.08 658.45 337.75 18 523.90 LICNAMC  ­CNFENGP 188.44 189.35 0.99 202.99 140.00 191.49
Prime  Foc   [1] 70.25 69.65 69.50 72.50 69.00 56.56 96.40 45.00 28 69.35 SJSEnterpris 367.00 358.95 367.10 370.00 356.45 96.42 551.00 339.50 ­  ­  UFO  Moviez 92.55 92.00 92.80 93.30 91.65 201.51 125.45 68.75 ­  92.05 LICNAMC  ­CNFESGP 645.55 647.98 30.17 670.07 465.60 ­ 
SJVN 30.40 29.95 30.50 30.50 29.85 2687.53 33.80 24.50 7 30.00 Ugar  Sug   [1] 33.15 32.30 33.15 34.80 31.05 1416.46 40.10 14.95 18 32.30
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Prime.Sec   [5] 115.65 111.35 115.00 117.50 106.35 42.99 133.25 37.20 32 111.20 LICNAMC  ­CNFNHGP 190.70 191.44 5.55 230.00 139.11 ­ 
PrincPipeFit 701.20 698.85 707.95 707.95 698.25 296.66 897.00 281.10 ­  ­  SKF  India 3809.00 3838.10 3828.05 3890.00 3781.35 51.77 4245.25 1712.95 44 3835.80 UgroCapital 200.60 201.90 202.80 205.60 200.00 395.95 218.60 108.55 ­  ­  LICNAMC  ­CNMFET 22.73 22.61 9.85 26.94 19.00 ­ 
Skipper   [1] 76.95 77.00 78.45 79.10 76.05 125.90 98.35 51.50 51 76.95 Ujaas   [1] 4.95 4.80 5.05 5.15 4.7510856.43 5.55 2.26 ­  4.79 Liquid  BeEs   [1000] 999.99 999.99 1186.85 1015.00 972.35 1000.00
PrismJohnson 130.55 129.90 130.00 133.50 129.60 201.32 149.35 83.00 22 130.10
SKM  Egg 74.70 80.10 74.95 80.90 74.70 988.79 98.45 43.65 18 80.10 UjivanFinSer 134.05 139.90 134.50 142.40 133.00 1811.20 310.85 125.50 ­  139.90
Prit.Nandi 56.85 57.95 57.55 61.00 56.35 111.20 62.90 17.10 ­  57.60 MIRAEAMC  ­  MAESGETF 30.31 30.54 2.84 32.18 21.75 ­ 
Smartlink   [2] 230.15 218.65 218.65 222.85 218.65 46.32 253.80 78.10 120 218.25 UjjivanSFB 18.95 19.85 19.00 20.05 18.80 9738.29 44.60 17.00 ­  ­ 
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PritikAutoIn 19.05 18.90 19.30 19.55 18.80 252.94 22.80 13.75 ­  ­  MIRAEAMC  ­  MAFANG 56.71 55.87 200.55 69.00 44.00 ­ 
SMCGloblSecu 77.20 77.10 77.85 77.85 76.25 71.97 104.75 65.80 ­  ­  UltraTech 7650.35 7659.55 7650.50 7769.00 7595.00 400.87 8267.00 5248.00 35 7655.30
PriviSpecial 1938.20 1929.25 1945.00 1957.00 1912.20 16.32 2074.00 535.00 ­  ­  MIRAEAMC  ­  MAFSETF 17.93 18.33 129.91 21.00 15.05 ­ 
SML  Isuzu 673.60 667.35 670.00 677.95 664.25 22.23 842.80 430.05 ­  666.05 UmangDair   [5] 72.70 71.85 72.70 72.95 71.45 23.64 99.00 50.40 ­  71.85
PSPProjects 491.25 488.35 492.00 493.80 482.00 57.59 552.20 394.00 13 488.10 MIRAEAMC  ­  MAHKTECH 17.70 17.01 399.68 23.00 16.98 ­ 
SMS  Phr   [1] 138.75 135.00 139.00 139.55 133.45 117.30 199.15 110.00 13 134.55 Unichm  Lab   [2] 251.10 264.75 249.05 265.90 248.05 127.04 374.90 197.50 ­  264.65
PTC 111.05 110.30 111.05 112.00 109.55 468.27 144.45 57.30 8 110.30 MIRAEAMC  ­  MAN50ETF 183.76 184.46 23.29 210.80 139.00 ­ 
SMSLifeScien 742.45 737.15 744.20 744.20 733.25 2.58 1024.90 469.75 ­  ­  Union  Bk 44.35 45.50 44.40 45.80 44.2013514.16 54.80 29.35 6 45.50
tp

PTC  Ind  Fin 19.70 19.75 19.65 20.25 19.55 1199.42 23.90 15.75 19 19.75 MIRAEAMC  ­  MANXT50 426.24 427.60 0.84 530.18 315.29 ­ 
SnowmanLogi 40.70 40.65 40.70 41.10 40.50 387.26 65.90 36.20 ­  40.65 Uniph.Ent   [2] 133.60 131.40 134.40 135.35 129.55 17.07 157.00 67.25 16 131.55
PTL  Ent   [1] 32.80 32.20 33.00 33.05 31.85 294.85 41.80 17.53 11 32.25 MIRAEAMC  ­  MASPTOP50 31.07 30.89 224.29 37.00 24.20 ­ 
Sobha 881.85 860.75 880.00 886.85 855.00 275.92 976.70 399.05 80 860.90 United  Nil 329.85 328.00 334.85 336.00 323.05 2.77 499.90 280.40 ­  ­ 
PudumjeePap[1] 43.40 44.30 48.70 48.70 44.00 2044.79 50.90 20.20 6 44.30 MOTILOS  MIDCAP100  ETF 32.47 32.47 70.34 35.95 22.00 ­ 
Solar  Ind   [2] 2374.90 2368.55 2392.00 2392.00 2352.95 16.28 2932.95 1094.55 101 2367.75 UNITEDP 19.10 20.05 20.05 20.05 20.05 0.01 20.05 17.35 ­  ­ 
Pun.Natl.Bk   [2] 38.35 38.75 38.10 39.05 38.0546559.58 47.60 31.50 13 38.75 MOTILOS NASDAQ100 ETF 121.47 119.54 863.64 1143.10 95.80 ­ 
SolarActPhSc 1077.05 1092.90 1085.00 1123.30 1057.05 166.18 1859.95 980.00 ­  ­  United  Spr   [2] 910.35 899.20 918.00 918.25 895.10 1264.38 1019.75 495.15 79 899.10
Punj.Chem 1513.20 1501.10 1513.00 1563.30 1494.50 30.14 1930.00 750.50 27 1505.45
ht

UnitedDrilng 449.60 517.70 456.00 535.00 445.30 934.44 535.00 242.25 ­  ­  MOTILAL OSWAL M50 ETF 176.46 178.08 2.46 194.00 115.95 ­ 
Punj.Mohta 25.75 27.00 25.80 27.00 25.55 75.54 36.75 12.20 ­  27.00 Som  Dist   [5] 42.30 45.45 42.10 46.50 40.90 1333.24 58.87 26.27 ­  45.35
Univ.Cab 172.00 171.05 170.00 174.90 170.00 24.47 217.55 123.00 22 170.65 MOTILALAMC  ­  G5 49.21 49.27 0.48 58.00 45.00 ­ 
Puravankra   [5] 139.65 138.75 137.50 140.35 137.10 111.81 166.35 63.00 18 138.60 Somany   [2] 907.85 906.85 907.00 919.95 891.05 19.79 952.45 320.00 36 904.75
UnivastIndia 68.60 68.00 68.25 70.40 66.70 20.55 76.70 27.15 ­  ­  MOTILALAMC  ­  MONQ50 70.18 66.20 81.01 78.00 65.25 ­ 
PVP  Ven 8.55 8.95 8.95 8.95 8.55 449.65 9.60 4.18 ­  9.15 SomanyHomInn 423.85 411.20 421.00 424.00 408.00 68.87 464.00 163.00 ­  ­ 
UniversusImg 663.40 679.20 674.35 696.55 650.00 13.34 818.00 156.50 ­  ­  NI I ETF NIFTY MIDCAP 150 118.82 118.63 99.77 127.00 78.73 ­ 
PVR 1346.75 1362.70 1336.00 1368.00 1319.35 1398.44 1838.00 961.00 ­  1362.60 SomiConveyor 40.75 40.80 40.35 41.90 40.25 17.33 68.50 28.40 22 41.10
UPL   [2] 761.75 764.50 759.00 769.85 757.40 1156.60 864.75 466.50 147 764.65 NiftyBeEs   [1] 192.46 193.34 1532.49 201.00 144.00 193.13
SonaBLWPrecn 754.15 738.45 753.00 755.00 736.00 859.53 839.90 295.00 ­  ­ 
Usha  Mar   [1] 93.95 93.20 93.50 95.60 93.00 528.44 102.65 28.35 19 93.00 NiftyJrBeEs   [1] 448.53 447.16 157.29 473.00 331.00 447.22
Q................................................. Sonata   [1]
SorilInfrRes
869.65
103.15
883.45
104.70
869.10
102.20
898.90
108.80
866.20 282.38
102.20 91.64
1030.00
227.35
353.95 39 884.30
95.00 ­  104.85 UTIAMC 1078.95 1076.75 1075.00 1088.85 1055.00 134.72 1216.20 538.00 ­  ­  NIIndETFLong 22.78 22.77 69.91 25.80 19.65 ­ 
Quess  Corp 882.30 867.35 878.00 880.35 859.00 41.58 990.00 514.20 ­  867.45 South  In  Bk   [1] 9.25 9.15 9.25 9.30 9.10 9211.14 13.95 7.54 ­  9.16 Utm.G.Stl 6.30 6.60 6.40 6.60 6.10 3771.09 11.08 3.56 ­  6.60 NIPETFDivOpp 45.90 46.15 1.90 50.50 32.51 ­ 
QuickHealTec 238.40 244.45 238.90 246.05 235.60 266.12 319.90 150.10 15 244.50 SouthWestPin 146.00 142.15 147.00 147.00 140.10 69.64 155.00 30.00 ­  ­  Utm.Sug 219.10 207.55 220.00 224.00 206.95 674.86 307.25 88.00 11 207.95 NIPP INDIA ETF NIFTY 100 185.49 187.32 3.15 219.40 135.66 ­ 
SpandnaSphor 436.50 415.00 439.35 459.95 390.00 621.32 830.00 390.00 ­  ­  NippnInd­Nim 107.20 107.27 0.07 109.25 101.50 ­ 
R ................................................. SPApparels 444.75 447.40 447.00 455.00 444.75 103.57 460.00 132.00 19 446.65 V ................................................. NippoIndETF
NIPPON  INDIA  ETF  NV20
76.95
103.03
77.02
101.76
7.12
38.63
86.00
104.90
60.36
73.05
­ 
­ 
R  Sys  Intl   [1] 313.55 309.35 313.55 314.70 308.00 44.86 352.20 109.00 34 310.00 Spec.Rest 92.10 91.50 92.10 93.20 90.85 48.46 114.25 35.00 ­  91.30 V  Mart 3714.85 3766.45 3730.00 3800.00 3683.15 6.09 4620.00 2322.80 2104 3754.10
Radico   [2] 1229.60 1266.75 1232.00 1294.00 1225.80 1415.94 1293.40 454.00 60 1264.50 SpencersRetl 104.65 106.25 105.00 108.00 104.60 301.87 144.30 65.70 ­  ­  NIPPONAMNETFPHARMA 14.02 14.05 226.12 17.44 13.12 ­ 
V2  Retail 157.70 153.30 158.90 159.80 152.80 35.71 206.95 96.30 ­  153.50
RailTelCorp 119.50 119.75 119.30 120.00 118.60 572.58 189.70 101.00 ­  ­  SPIC 56.80 56.65 56.75 58.00 56.50 754.48 68.45 21.75 9 56.70 PSU  Bk  BeEs   [1] 28.54 28.93 2343.66 33.49 19.11 28.91
VA  T  Wab   [2] 310.65 313.25 315.00 317.65 311.55 167.99 404.25 183.20 22 313.10
RailVikasNgm 35.25 34.85 35.15 35.30 34.75 2637.70 44.80 23.60 ­  ­  Spicejet 67.35 66.15 67.00 67.20 65.90 2539.03 97.20 59.40 ­  ­  Qgold   [2] 41.25 41.35 58.77 44.78 38.06 41.33
Vadilal 980.85 970.05 980.85 988.00 967.65 13.20 1264.00 769.65 292 970.80
Rain  Ind   [2] 243.00 240.40 243.95 244.90 238.20 1662.06 272.90 115.10 ­  240.30 SPL  Ind 51.55 51.95 52.85 53.90 51.60 207.39 64.70 30.60 10 52.15 VadivrSpeChe 301.65 302.55 299.00 307.45 299.00 19.22 329.00 105.55 ­  ­  Qnifty 1854.00 1860.00 0.00 1978.78 1388.07 ­ 
Raj  TV   [5] 44.00 44.00 42.10 45.55 41.30 11.52 68.30 29.15 ­  43.80 SPML  Infra   [2] 29.90 31.35 31.35 31.35 30.10 270.43 31.85 8.20 ­  31.85 Vaibhav   [2] 570.05 556.90 568.90 570.00 555.00 128.27 1057.70 480.60 104 557.35 RELCAPAMC ­ NETFGILT5Y 49.28 49.23 0.69 59.00 41.99 ­ 
Raj.Exp   [1] 808.60 808.25 812.20 818.10 798.00 303.29 866.35 471.50 38 807.60 Sr.Leathrs 176.90 177.50 179.90 181.00 175.55 3.23 233.95 131.20 25 178.65 VaishaliPhar 35.45 34.35 35.80 35.80 34.10 43.61 74.00 28.95 ­  ­  RELCAPAMC  NETFIT 40.14 39.53 1511.07 40.34 24.00 ­ 
RajnandniMet 175.20 172.95 175.90 175.90 171.00 9.04 175.90 37.25 ­  ­  Sr.Ray.HHP 335.25 331.90 338.95 339.70 327.65 8.31 417.00 223.20 8 331.90 Vakrang   [1] 42.15 41.15 42.20 42.60 40.90 4997.94 69.40 29.15 ­  41.15 RELCAPAMC­NETFSDL26 106.76 106.60 93.25 110.05 100.93 ­ 
RajOilMills 73.90 74.20 75.00 75.00 73.20 6.35 150.35 7.60 ­  ­  SREI  Infr 5.65 5.90 5.60 5.90 5.55 2881.19 18.39 3.47 2 5.89 ValiantOrgan 1086.10 1129.05 1074.10 1135.00 1066.10 76.99 1848.00 970.00 ­  ­  SBIAMC  ­  SBIETFCON 70.81 71.27 7.30 77.31 62.00 ­ 
RAJSHREE POLY 253.75 238.20 251.10 256.45 234.10 37.12 284.00 182.65 ­  ­  SRF 2429.25 2416.60 2428.00 2440.00 2371.00 578.86 2544.00 1026.63 61 2414.85 Vard  Text 2562.80 2506.05 2575.35 2638.00 2478.25 425.72 2639.25 971.00 13 2502.10 SBIAMC  ­  SBIETFIT 400.83 395.53 20.32 428.70 203.00 ­ 
Rallis   [1] 274.55 271.15 275.00 276.00 270.50 155.96 362.00 243.85 28 271.00 SrikalahPipe 205.30 202.15 206.70 208.90 201.10 42.70 247.95 140.00 6 202.25 Vard.Acry 53.25 54.70 53.00 55.40 53.00 342.10 310.00 148.60 ­  287.05 SBIAMC  ­  SBIETFPB 187.31 190.50 3.54 222.00 162.95 ­ 
Rama  News 21.45 21.85 21.40 22.25 21.15 428.92 27.60 13.85 ­  21.85 StampedeCap 10.75 11.25 11.25 11.25 11.15 331.98 11.25 1.20 ­  ­  Vard.Hld 3000.00 3002.85 2999.95 3090.00 2991.30 17.36 3810.40 1330.00 25 3016.00 SBIAMC  ­  SBIETFQLTY 158.38 158.67 1.43 164.98 122.10 ­ 
Rama  Steel   [5] 373.85 392.50 390.50 392.50 384.00 342.55 393.25 55.65 69 393.25 STAR  HEALTH 773.60 761.70 774.00 779.50 753.85 427.96 940.00 753.85 ­  ­  Vard.SPC 259.30 263.50 264.00 265.00 257.90 91.89 309.30 111.20 11 263.35 SBIAMC  ­  SETF10GILT 206.40 206.39 0.11 237.98 190.33 ­ 
Ramco  Cem   [1] 1024.40 1029.35 1024.40 1045.00 1017.00 437.96 1130.95 765.85 22 1029.15 Star  Pap 128.85 133.15 129.30 139.00 128.00 449.47 181.60 104.15 8 132.95 VarrocEngg 365.30 373.30 367.90 380.00 365.45 1516.14 477.65 260.00 ­  ­  SBI­ETF  Gold 4254.50 4259.95 2.89 4705.20 3935.00 ­ 
Ramco  Ind   [1] 268.25 267.15 268.25 271.50 265.30 77.96 366.00 205.00 18 267.55 StarCement   [1] 95.25 95.15 95.75 96.50 94.80 137.04 120.00 88.50 22 95.30 VarunBevera 874.90 875.00 863.55 880.90 863.55 156.07 1020.00 570.00 83 875.45 SBI­ETF  NIFTY  50 181.99 182.88 113.29 196.54 140.01 ­ 
Ramco  Sys 457.25 453.80 457.25 466.00 449.00 84.41 784.15 366.70 372 453.65 STC  India 104.95 107.95 105.20 114.90 103.75 449.71 138.75 65.00 ­  107.85 Vascon 27.35 27.70 27.20 28.60 27.05 920.59 31.75 13.30 ­  27.65 SBI­ETF  NIFTY  BANK 367.85 376.01 59.04 420.00 295.00 ­ 
Ramk.Forg 950.85 978.30 952.40 989.60 945.00 313.60 1259.60 482.00 25 979.25 Steel  Strp   [5] 850.30 855.40 855.00 864.00 840.45 35.01 995.00 280.25 14 857.85 Vaswani 18.60 18.80 18.70 19.10 18.15 149.89 19.72 6.00 11 18.85 SBI­ETFNN50 442.72 442.57 4.90 468.60 327.30 ­ 
Ramky  Inf 201.00 200.25 201.80 203.95 196.40 209.49 241.60 41.80 10 200.20 STEELCAST 290.75 284.70 293.00 296.95 281.45 2.11 329.90 259.90 ­  ­  Vedanta   [1] 335.25 333.85 336.55 338.45 332.65 9231.18 385.75 160.20 9 333.90 Sharia  BeEs 465.86 462.17 1.03 518.00 334.63 461.48
Rana  Sug 27.75 28.35 28.50 30.00 28.15 3543.68 38.30 5.99 3 28.40 SteelCitySec 62.20 62.35 61.15 62.90 61.15 29.16 98.70 31.10 ­  ­  Venky's 2641.60 2607.05 2641.60 2658.90 2601.50 30.65 3950.00 1494.70 14 2603.50 TATAAML  ­  NETF 184.94 184.38 2.41 222.68 152.60 ­ 
Rane  (M) 379.00 380.30 377.10 387.45 366.05 69.78 496.00 245.00 17 379.45 Stel  Hld   [1] 158.00 157.20 158.05 159.55 156.00 6.82 0.24 0.20 ­  ­  VenusRem 402.55 397.40 405.00 410.75 396.05 56.49 638.50 153.35 9 397.60 TATAAML  ­  NPBET 188.48 195.04 15.34 228.89 162.41 ­ 
Rane  Brk 817.25 808.95 822.45 830.00 805.05 9.52 1200.90 704.40 18 808.20 Ster.Tool   [2] 183.00 183.05 185.85 187.80 181.05 31.93 257.00 163.00 17 183.55 VertozAdvtsg 102.20 108.25 104.45 110.00 102.40 188.18 322.00 79.60 ­  ­  UTI  Gold   [1] 41.40 41.50 47.89 46.75 39.21 41.50
Rane  Eng 270.85 271.90 273.95 273.95 270.65 5.95 386.00 245.00 ­  272.75 Sterlg&Wilsn 383.50 382.25 383.45 386.80 381.20 596.02 509.10 183.50 ­  ­  Vesuvius 1088.70 1098.70 1094.90 1100.10 1086.85 6.00 1362.00 903.50 31 1099.90 UTIAMC  ­  UTIBANKETF 36.69 37.77 21.40 428.00 26.40 ­ 
Rane  Hld 601.65 606.50 609.95 615.80 599.95 50.17 782.45 544.85 49 606.05 SterliteTech 281.00 280.40 281.80 285.50 279.00 1067.39 318.00 171.45 ­  ­  Veto  Switch 117.75 116.05 118.40 122.30 115.00 319.76 171.85 84.95 10 115.95 UTIAMC  ­  UTINEXT50 44.23 44.57 16.00 435.30 33.00 ­ 
RatanindiaEn 52.40 52.30 52.35 53.45 50.45 4601.27 64.25 4.55 ­  ­  StoveKraft 999.60 992.30 999.70 1007.95 990.00 37.04 1133.70 406.10 ­  ­  V­Guard   [1] 224.35 222.95 224.90 225.35 222.20 206.87 285.00 189.50 42 223.00 UTIAMC  ­  UTINIFT 1871.76 1883.96 0.61 2240.00 1373.50 ­ 
RATEGAIN TRAV 389.05 384.60 385.90 388.90 376.45 608.53 411.00 297.40 ­  ­  Str.Arcolab 449.35 447.85 450.70 458.45 445.40 929.29 1000.00 403.55 61 447.95 VidhiSpclIng  [1] 400.10 399.70 401.70 404.95 398.00 63.82 415.90 117.70 40 399.15 UTIAMC  ­  UTISENS 631.83 630.18 0.94 737.55 452.95 ­ 
Ratnamani   [2] 1949.90 1917.80 1926.55 1949.75 1911.70 4.31 2300.00 1455.00 31 1918.30 StylamIndust 1094.60 1091.35 1082.05 1102.00 1066.20 2.71 1419.90 927.25 ­  ­  VijayaDianos 579.80 568.65 585.00 585.00 565.20 35.32 672.00 505.20 ­  ­  UTIAMC  ­  UTISXN50 49.28 49.50 0.83 426.90 37.10 ­ 
RavindrHeigt 29.95 28.50 28.50 28.55 28.50 71.85 35.95 15.05 ­  ­  SUBEX 53.30 52.90 53.05 54.15 52.50 4245.62 74.40 23.20 ­  ­  VikasEcoTec  [1] 3.15 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 1238.45 3.47 1.01 ­  3.47
Raymond 628.05 629.95 619.00 640.00 616.45 375.02 708.00 310.00 82 629.85 Subros   [2] 368.45 369.00 368.50 376.00 366.00 12.36 418.00 283.40 39 371.15 VikasLifecre 4.45 4.65 4.65 4.65 4.3028923.47 6.20 2.65 ­  ­  *:  Closing  price  is  the  average  of  trade  price(s)  for  the  last  half  an  hour;52­Week  High/Low  figures
RBL  Bank 130.85 132.75 128.00 135.25 127.8537102.49 274.00 123.70 ­  132.70 Sud.Chem   [2] 571.70 575.35 574.60 582.65 571.00 62.45 791.95 478.50 34 575.00 VikasWSP 4.70 4.90 4.50 4.90 4.50 8059.06 8.05 2.95 ­  ­  pertain  to  BSE.
RCF 77.95 78.85 77.60 81.10 77.40 5446.29 100.15 51.70 9 78.90 Sumeet 10.00 10.50 10.05 10.50 9.60 1681.23 12.78 2.56 6 10.51 Vimta  Lab   [2] 405.70 404.05 405.00 414.00 400.00 43.85 453.00 145.20 26 404.80 Shares  of  face  value  other  than  ₹10  is  indicated  in  brackets  immediately  following  the  name  of  the
RECL 136.20 136.45 136.80 137.20 135.95 1868.86 168.70 122.20 3 136.45 Sumit.Sec 673.50 663.55 660.00 674.15 660.00 1.56 861.55 460.05 31 662.75 Vinati  Org   [1] 2073.35 2078.60 2060.00 2096.40 2051.00 38.81 2180.40 1176.30 72 2076.80 company.
Redington   [2] 145.45 148.85 145.60 149.45 145.25 3255.90 179.00 65.20 14 148.65 SumitomoChem 384.70 380.40 386.00 389.15 380.00 175.03 459.90 268.20 ­  ­  Vindh.Tel 1284.05 1306.85 1289.00 1333.20 1288.95 76.75 1499.00 765.05 15 1306.75 Qty  (No  of  shares  traded)  is  denoted  in  thousands.
Refex  Ref 135.20 135.55 134.00 138.50 134.00 186.28 173.10 78.00 8 135.55 SumitWoods 12.15 12.05 12.25 12.25 11.90 30.50 22.00 8.00 ­  ­  VineetLabs 80.10 79.50 80.05 81.60 78.75 18.42 124.00 61.00 ­  ­ 
Rel  Cap 15.40 15.05 15.40 15.45 14.70 2432.23 30.80 9.30 ­  15.04 Sun  Pharma   [1] 837.70 835.10 840.00 844.55 830.65 2436.34 860.00 550.70 112 835.10 Vinyl  Chm   [1] 241.30 241.30 239.00 247.00 239.00 45.09 330.55 110.55 24 241.05 The  PE(price­earnings  multiple)  of  each  stock  is  based  on  the  latest  declared  earnings.
Rel.Ind.Inf 872.45 859.30 873.00 880.00 854.15 468.97 1023.40 344.00 161 859.20 Sun Phr Adv  [1] 294.20 295.90 290.25 301.90 290.00 1030.73 311.90 141.00 ­  295.30 VIP  Ind   [2] 547.30 541.80 554.00 554.95 539.00 143.88 668.00 309.00 ­  541.40 The  PE  computation  takes  into  account  the  per  share  earnings  of  each  company  for  the  latest  12
Rel.Infra 97.50 97.05 97.90 99.50 96.05 908.00 116.05 27.20 ­  96.95 Sun  TV   [5] 503.35 506.70 504.40 509.00 502.00 547.74 611.25 446.00 12 506.80 VIPClothing   [2] 22.40 23.50 22.35 23.50 21.75 792.84 27.80 11.76 ­  23.45 months.

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A.Sarabhai 35.45 35.30 Bajaj Steel [5] 913.65 907.35 Dhanvarsha [2] 127.95 126.25 Hleglas 5840.20 5791.90 Kotakbketf 372.23 380.33 N.R.Agarwal 255.10 262.15 Rama Phosph 324.10 327.75 Sintexplast [ mm & N
Aarey Drugs 55.95 53.90 Bajajhcare [5] 406.45 405.05 Dharamsi Chm 320.75 322.80 Homefirst [2] 825.05 815.85 Kpittech 607.80 594.70 Natural 13.47 12.81 Raminfo 169.70 152.75 m
Aarnav 165.25 157.00 Balmer La.In 399.95 405.75 Dynamic 84.45 84.25 Icicipharm 88.60 88.88 Krsnaa [5] 766.05 776.80 Natural Caps 337.15 335.85 Rasi Electro [2] 11.32 11.88 G H
Aartisurf 1075.70 1090.35 Baluforge 123.20 125.05 Earum [2] 10.01 10.10 Icicitech 401.34 392.47 Kuantum [1] 84.50 86.55 Nazara [4] 2520.65 2469.65 Rategain [1] 387.50 384.45 m G K V
Abslamc [5] 535.65 541.00 Banas Fin. 77.80 81.65 Easemytrip [2] 544.70 546.30 Iiflsec [2] 91.55 94.15 Kushal [2] 5.83 5.54 Ncl Research [1] 1.77 1.85 Rdb Rasayan 88.55 90.15 m
Accel [2] 29.85 31.30 Barbeque [5] 1411.70 1408.60 Eastwest [2] 11.32 10.90 Iiflwam [2] 1471.00 1516.50 Lahoti Over. [2] 29.15 30.85 Neogen 1907.15 1835.85 Relhome 5.44 5.41
Aci Infocom [1] 1.91 2.00 Baroda Extr. [1] 7.05 7.38 Ecoreco 122.95 135.20 Ind.Acrylics 19.25 19.10 Lancer 177.95 176.15 Newlight 34.15 35.85 Rgrl 15.60 15.50 m m NSE Trade for Trade
Acrycil Ltd. [2] 829.55 823.00 Basant Agro [1] 15.97 15.88 Eldeco Hous. 4603.90 4575.20 Indiamart 6611.85 6582.50 Latentview [1] 545.15 552.70 NglFine Chm [5] 2738.10 2739.80 Riba Textils 44.45 47.20
Adhinath Tex 93.10 97.75 Bcpl 50.35 50.40 Elpro Inter [1] 62.20 67.10 Indian Info. [1] 9.29 9.75 Lee&Nee Soft 25.60 24.35 Nureca 2068.50 2010.50 Rnb Denims [2] 39.85 41.70 m C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
Ador Fontec[2] 76.75 75.65 Bectorfood 381.90 378.90 Equitasbnk 59.35 59.40 Indigopnts 2112.00 2091.30 Likhitha 352.40 348.20 Nuvoco 494.70 495.20 Rolexrings 1171.05 1219.85 M
Aiil [1] 174.55 183.25 Bgjl 18.55 18.65 Essar Secu 6.35 6.04 Indo Amines 250.45 242.90 Lkpsec [2] 19.05 18.60 Nykaa [1] 2113.85 2043.00 Rossari [2] 1314.50 1297.65 M
Aimco Pesti. 148.35 153.20 Bihar Sponge 11.57 12.14 Evexia [2] 10.20 9.92 Indoboraxc [1] 142.35 144.55 Lloyds Met E [1] 110.65 116.15 Nyssacorp [1] 11.20 11.73 Route 1822.90 1806.00 A N
Ajanta Soya 217.80 228.65 Bilcare Ltd. 81.70 80.10 Exxaro 143.10 141.85 Indrayani Bi 27.60 26.90 Lodha 1233.60 1237.50 Oal [5] 778.10 783.95 Rpel 735.25 719.85 D C m U C m A M & w
Akspintex 40.20 43.30 Biogen [1] 0.67 0.70 Facor Alloys [1] 8.26 8.66 Indsil Hyd 68.70 69.85 Looks 15.30 15.10 Odysse Corp [5] 14.33 15.03 Rubfila Int. [5] 107.80 109.10 U A D
Alexander 27.35 28.40 Birla Pretec [2] 66.25 62.95 Fairchemor 1742.35 1752.60 Int.Conveyor [1] 79.45 88.05 Lotus Choc 116.95 122.75 Odyssey Tech 93.30 88.65 Rvnl 35.25 34.85 U A N m W
Alka India [1] 3.47 3.64 Birlatyres 24.95 24.80 Fermenta [5] 306.00 303.60 Integra Eng [1] 98.15 103.05 Ludolow Jute 104.00 105.60 Oone 16.55 15.75 Sacheta Met. 28.10 30.90 U m A K W
Amardeep In [1] 2.02 2.06 Bla Ros Ind [1] 217.65 215.25 Fiberwb In 47.35 45.35 Integra Tele 31.35 31.45 Luharuka [1] 1.86 1.95 Orchasp [2] 8.91 9.35 Sadhan Nitr [1] 54.75 55.30 m U V K
Amines&Plast [2] 121.85 117.35 Bridge Secur 26.15 24.85 Filat Fash [5] 7.58 7.21 Inter St.Fin [1] 6.90 6.65 Lxchem [2] 433.60 428.15 Orientelec [1] 371.25 368.00 Sahya Indu 606.40 593.00 m m U D C NDU K
Amintan [1] 4.10 4.30 Burgerking 140.95 139.50 Finopb 385.15 410.85 Inter.Travel 87.35 92.40 Madhavipl [1] 5.68 5.42 Orosmiths [1] 5.56 5.83 Saint­Gobain 102.10 101.85 C U K m
Amiorg 1036.50 1094.30 Calcom Visio 174.75 182.95 Flomic 178.45 171.00 Ion Exchange 2103.50 2125.35 Madrasfert 29.35 31.05 Osiajee 44.45 44.00 Sandur Mang. 2457.00 2440.65 U m K M A
Amrawor Agr[1] 1.94 2.03 Cams 2736.95 2831.55 Fluorochem [1] 2573.25 2703.35 Ipl [1] 324.15 318.40 Mangalam In[1] 7.32 7.68 Palmjewels 20.10 21.15 Sapphire 1204.60 1273.60 m U O O K D m
Anandrathi [5] 641.65 637.35 Captain Poly [2] 23.40 23.00 Force Motr 1248.60 1245.45 Ircon [2] 46.35 45.90 Manorama 1385.70 1437.80 Pan India C 8.66 9.09 Satia [1] 89.40 90.15 U mG G A NC D
Andhra Petro 120.55 120.05 Cartrade 844.70 845.05 G.V.Films [1] 1.05 1.10 Irctc [2] 847.90 840.95 Manorg 1060.55 1049.60 Panafic [1] 2.92 3.06 Saven Techn [1] 47.15 44.75 V C mm C w
Andrew Yule [2] 25.85 27.25 Chamanl Se [2] 101.05 102.60 Ganesh Benz [1] 101.90 102.25 Irfc 23.05 22.90 Manvijay [1] 84.30 80.10 Panch.Steel 120.80 128.60 Sawaca Busi 14.20 14.91 V C V A G A
Ang 431.65 451.75 Charterlogis [1] 9.11 8.99 Garmntmntr 145.35 154.30 Isec [5] 787.15 778.55 Mapmyindia [2] 1762.00 1767.25 Paras 733.80 724.60 Sbc 164.70 171.40 V D VO CH
Angelone 1218.30 1242.55 Chemcon 371.95 368.30 Gennex Lab [1] 11.02 10.47 Isgec [1] 625.50 616.85 Maxhealth 427.00 408.15 Parleind 10.18 9.83 Sbicard 934.00 935.25 V D M O
Anjani Synt. 33.45 40.10 Chemplasts [5] 578.25 589.00 Genpharma [1] 6.99 6.81 Isw Ltd [1] 4.92 5.16 Mayukh [5] 15.40 15.00 Parvati [5] 21.00 20.25 Seacoast [1] 18.65 18.05 m w V W D N M A C H VAM AU O
Ansal Build. 105.70 118.00 Cheviot Co. 1342.30 1352.40 Ggeng [2] 13.72 13.04 Itl Industrs 158.80 157.95 Mazdock 287.80 291.50 Pas.Acrylon 50.50 48.15 Setfnif50 182.00 182.82 V D C m M A m m
Anupam [1] 4.14 3.94 Clean [1] 2656.25 2605.75 Ggl 14.81 15.55 Jaykay [1] 66.35 66.50 MediaMatrix [1] 15.70 14.95 Patel Airtem 201.70 211.55 Setfnifbk 368.00 375.90 V m m D M C M m
Anuras 1041.75 1032.40 Clio Infotec 15.51 14.74 Gitarenew 279.70 293.65 Jayshri Chem 8.09 8.49 Medicamen Bi 983.10 966.40 Paytm [1] 1318.35 1288.65 Shalimar Pro [1] 0.58 0.59 V m m MA N C
Apmfinvest [2] 66.10 62.80 Cmsinfo 233.85 239.60 Gland [1] 3882.60 3951.05 Jct Ltd [2] 6.82 6.99 Medplus [2] 1039.90 1034.35 Pbm Polytex 174.05 187.70 Shangar [5] 7.70 8.01 V G D M
Apollotri [2] 854.20 877.65 Cni Res Ltd [1] 3.89 4.00 Gls [2] 617.55 609.45 Johnpharma 7.14 0.74 Meera 77.75 82.60 Pcs Tech 26.95 28.25 Shantanu She 3.67 3.85 w V V G V M
Aptus [2] 344.10 342.40 Coast Corp 325.75 317.05 Gnrl 17.00 16.10 Jstl 178.70 187.40 Mega Corpn. [1] 3.87 4.06 Piccadily Ag 32.00 31.20 Sharika [5] 11.69 12.27 w V w G M
Aqfintech [2] 593.70 618.15 Cockerill 1320.90 1338.95 Gocolors 1048.00 1048.20 Jublingrea [1] 595.90 583.20 MenoPiston [1] 50.95 48.70 Pion Invest 48.25 50.30 Sharp Inv [1] 4.12 4.32 w V G M A
Arihant Cap. [5] 244.15 237.20 Comsyn 269.05 268.20 Godavari Dru 61.20 68.50 Kallam [2] 19.00 19.60 Metrobrand [5] 436.30 439.75 Pix Trans 940.15 956.35 Sheet Diam [5] 13.69 13.01 m W G N M M
Arl 294.50 292.00 Cosmo Ferr. 316.25 323.60 Grauer& Weil[1] 66.50 65.45 Kalyankjil 70.80 73.20 Mfl 779.20 774.45 Pmcfin [1] 6.90 7.24 Shil [2] 423.95 412.00 W G M K
Artemismed [1] 43.75 42.70 Craftsman [5] 2387.35 2346.60 Gravity (I) 10.09 10.59 Kanchi 828.20 825.00 Mfl India [1] 1.52 1.59 Policybzr [2] 964.75 940.85 Shiv.Bimetal [2] 390.70 378.90 W H M G W
Ashirwa Cap [1] 12.95 12.31 Cressanda So[1] 7.12 7.47 Greenpanel [1] 425.75 443.15 Kanelind 5.09 4.97 Minaxi Text. [1] 3.60 3.78 Polycab 2465.40 2462.65 Shiva 9.22 8.76 A W D HV N m
Ashirwad Stl 17.95 17.50 Cslfinance 133.45 159.00 Grinfra [5] 1777.80 1785.50 Kanpur Plast 128.25 131.50 Mishtann [1] 22.85 23.95 Powerindia [2] 2501.20 2491.15 ShivCement [2] 36.30 36.05 W H ADH V N G
Ashnoor Tex. 77.45 79.40 Ctl [1] 13.72 14.30 GrmOversea[2] 675.60 709.00 Kapashi Comm 78.90 82.80 Modinatural 236.65 248.45 Princepipe 701.60 699.25 Shivalik [5] 1094.10 1169.70 W H w N
Asian Tea 20.85 20.60 Cubical Fin. [2] 3.74 3.92 Grwrhitech 822.00 815.15 Kcp Sugar In [1] 31.45 28.60 Modison Met[1] 82.30 82.70 Prismx [1] 9.05 9.00 Shree Global [1] 8.35 7.94 w W CD D N O A AN
Asianene 140.45 140.70 Datapattns [2] 758.20 776.45 Haldyn Glass [1] 40.70 41.45 Khaitan Che [1] 65.65 66.25 Modulex 21.00 19.10 Pun.Alkali 268.60 266.90 Shreeganes 145.25 139.35 G W m w M w O m
Asm Technolo 835.05 793.30 Decipher 126.15 119.85 Hansugar 6.81 7.15 Kifs Fsl 54.00 64.80 Mol [1] 110.00 108.65 Pwasml 75.05 78.80 Shrirampps 86.45 86.00 W O G U G
Asrl 222.00 232.60 Deep 769.20 753.90 Happstmnds [2] 1339.65 1321.70 Kilpest (I) 516.95 503.85 Monarch 137.50 143.25 Raclgear 657.80 639.95 Shyamkam Inv 11.60 12.18 m V C m
Asso.Alcohol 527.65 537.30 Deepak Spinn 295.60 288.40 Hemiprop 130.30 130.05 Kimiabl [1] 59.60 55.95 Moschip [2] 90.50 86.00 Radhe Devlop 292.95 278.70 Shyammetl 334.25 343.40 W mC m W
Avi 41.55 39.50 Delton Cable 88.55 81.05 Heranba 676.40 669.25 Kims 1484.20 1465.15 Mstc 336.70 355.05 Radiocity [2] 24.15 24.35 Siddha Ven 10.27 10.78 D W
Avonmore 66.85 64.30 Devyani [1] 172.10 179.20 Hfil 26.05 25.60 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 209.00 208.85 Mtartech 2445.30 2407.00 Railtel 119.40 119.65 Sigachi 391.05 386.90 C
Awhcl [5] 318.15 317.15 Dhampure Sgr 44.30 44.30 Hind Alumin 42.90 45.35 Kmc Shil [1] 73.55 71.40 Mukta 10.61 11.14 Rajoo Engin. [1] 28.50 26.60 Singer India [2] 61.65 60.25 H

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