WEDNESDAY • JULY 6, 2022
CHENNAI
₹10 • Pages 10 • Volume 29 • Number 186
Twitter moves Karnataka High Court
against government’s ‘blocking orders’
Requests are
procedurally and
substantially
deficient as also
violative of Sec 69A
of the IT Act, says
micro­blogging site
S RONENDRA SINGH
New Delhi, July 5
Micro­blogging platform Twit­
ter on Tuesday challenged a
series of “blocking orders” is­
sued by the government on
grounds that they are “proced­
urally and substantially defi­
cient” and violative of Section
69A of the Information and
Technology Act.
Sources said that Twitter has
filed in the Karnataka High
Court a writ petition against
blocking orders issued by the
Ministry of Electronics and In­
formation Technology (MeitY)
under Section 69A of the IT Act.
A last opportunity was granted
to the company on July 4 for
compliance. Failure to comply
with the blocking orders would
lead to Twitter losing its safe
harbour immunity as available
under Section 79(1) of the IT Act.
Use of excessive power
“Blocking Orders” pertain to
the blocking of content on the
micro­blogging site. Twitter
maintained that these “block­
ing orders” demonstrate “ex­
cessive use” of powers and are
disproportionate because, in
some cases, entire accounts are
asked to be blocked.
The writ petition was filed in
the wake of MeitY’s June 29 no­
CM
YK
Bengaluru Chennai Coimbatore Hubballi Hyderabad Kochi Kolkata Madurai Malappuram Mangaluru Mumbai Noida Thiruvananthapuram Tiruchirapalli Tirupati Vijayawada Visakhapatnam
tice to Twitter, warning the
company of initiating criminal
proceedings if it did not comply
with the Blocking Orders. The
company was asked to comply
with all the past orders by July 4.
Sources said Twitter complied
this week, so as not to lose liabil­
ity exemptions available as a
host of content.
Twitter argued in the petition
that it was unable to share the
actual contents of the writ per­
taining to the blocking orders
as these are confidential under
Rule 16 of the Blocking Rules
and now sub-judice.
“Finally, some of the content
in these blocking orders per­
tains to dated events. To the best
of Twitter’s knowledge, it does
TRANSPARENCY REPORTS
Only a minuscule number of users of
social media platforms lodged
grievances, reveals data p10
not appear that there has been a
review of these blocking orders
as required under the law. It is
therefore likely that some of the
content at issue could ulti­
mately be deemed irrelevant
and continue to be blocked.
However, it will be for the courts
to ultimately adjudicate on
that,” the company argued in
the petition.
Must follow Indian laws
Twitter said that it was commit­
ted to the “principles of open­
ness and transparency” and de­
tails of the requests to withhold
content have been, and con­
tinue to be, published on Lu­
men (an independent research
project studying take­down no­
tices as also other legal removal
requests and demands con­
cerning online content).
Reacting to the development,
Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister of
Communications and IT, said,
“Any company in any sector
should follow the rules of India
and it is the responsibility of all
that whatever rule that the
country’s Parliament has
passed should be followed.”
The Minister of State for Elec­
tronics and IT, Rajeev
Chandrasekhar, tweeted that
“In India, all, including foreign
Internet intermediaries/plat­
forms, have the right to court ju­
dicial review. But equally all in­
termediary/platforms
operating here have an unam­
biguous obligation to comply
with our laws and rules.”
NS Nappinai, Supreme Court
Advocate and Founder­Cyber
Saathi, told BusinessLine: “Twit­
ter was and is well within its
rights to approach courts, but
to seeking blanket orders may
not be sustainable. It would
have to seek redress specifically
for each take­down request. It
amounts to seeking a review of
the Supreme Court’s decision
upholding the constitutional­
ity of Section 69A of IT Act be­
fore a High Court, which would
not be sustainable.”
According to Prateek Waghre
of the Internet Freedom Found­
ation, given the increasing com­
pliance burdens being imposed
upon social media companies
by the government, it was only a
matter of time before a com­
pany took adversarial position
against the government.
With inputs from Ayushi Kar
in Mumbai
GATHERING STEAM
Demand for Indian broken rice has
increased as parboiled rice has turned
pricey over the past 10 days p8
2-wheeler demand skids on new regulation, rising cost
Implementation of
OBD Stage 2 at one
go, costlier inputs
have seen 2­wheeler
prices jump 22%
in two years
SWARAJ BAGGONKAR
Mumbai, July 5
The steady increase in the cost of
two­wheelers will likely continue
as new regulations are set to kick
in, putting further pressure on
offtake of motorcycles and
scooters.
As against the two­stage imple­
mentation of On­Board Dia­
gnostics Stage 2 (OBD 2), the gov­
ernment has gone for a
single­stage implementation.
Two­ and three­wheeler compan­
ies will have to test, validate and
make their entire range conform
to the new regulations much be­
fore the deadline.
While OBD 2A was to be imple­
mented from April 1, 2023, OBD 2B
was set for April 1, 2025. However,
according to the new order, both
At 59.2, June Services
PMI hits 11-year high
New Delhi, July 5
Services activities are on rise
as Purchasing Managers’
Index (PMI) rose to 59.2 in
June. This is highest mark
since April 2011. Good news
is that companies went for
fresh hiring in June.
However, inflation is still a
concern. The service sector
has a share of over 53 per
cent in gross value added.
PMI is based on survey and
data compiled by S&P
Global.
Read more on p3
DOING AWAY WITH EXEMPTIONS
More services to go out of GST exemption list
and Zero rating for healthcare not possible,
says Revenue Secretary Tarun Bajaj p3
the stages shall get implemented
effective April 1, 2023.
“In November 2021, the Centre
had decided to advance the im­
plementation of the OBD 2 for
two­and three­wheelers at one go
instead of the previously agreed
two stages. Effectively, the norms
were to be implemented ahead of
Euro 5 OBD 2B standards,but with
no time to achieve mature calib­
ration,” noted Bajaj Auto, in its
latest annual report.
OBD standards
OBD 2 is a crucial regulatory
norm that calls for monitoring of
catalytic convertors, misfire de­
tection and oxygen sensor deteri­
oration. OBD 2B involves CAT
monitoring — the calibration of
which needs over two years of
durability testing and monitor­
ing after OBD 2A
implementation.
The Society of Indian Auto­
mobile Manufacturers (SIAM) has
sought implementation of OBD
in two stages as previously
planned.
“Bajaj Auto’s R&D is taking no
risks. It has re­allocated resources
INSIDE
Rupee slides to record
low of 79.37 against $
Mumbai, July 5
The rupee hit a fresh low
against the US dollar on
Tuesday amidst continuing
foreign portfolio outflows,
rising oil prices, and a record
trade deficit, leading to
concerns over a wider current
account deficit. The rupee
closed at a record low of 79.37
against the US dollar. It opened
at 79. It had closed at 78.95 on
July 4. Previously, the rupee hit
an intra-day low of 79.12
against the dollar on July 1.
Also read p7
Regd. TN/ARD/14/2012-2014, RNI No. 55320/94
From June 1, third-party
insurance premium has been
hiked for two-wheelers having
engines higher than 150cc
and programme priorities to tool
up and calibrate the huge range
of two­ and three­wheelers the
company manufactures. This in­
volves a task of re­homologation
of its entire range,” Bajaj Auto
added.
Poor demand sentiment
Over the past two years, two­
wheeler prices have shot up by 22
per cent due to high commodity
and input prices, including that
of semiconductors.
From June 1, third­party insur­
ance premium was hiked for two­
wheelers with engine capacity
higher than 150cc. Poor demand
sentiment due to the rising prices
Crypto investors sweat
on Vauld meltdown
Mumbai, July 5
Cryptocurrency investors in
the country are in a tizzy with
crypto exchange Vauld
suspending all withdrawals,
trading and deposits on its
platform with immediate
effect. A number of investors
are reaching out on their own
to exchanges to understand
the safety of their
investments. Social media is
also abuzz with investors and
experts raising concerns over
the development.
Read more on p7
saw the two­wheeler industry
post their third consecutive
yearly sales fall in FY22. At just
13.46 million units sold last year,
two­wheeler offtake was the low­
est in 10 years and far from short
of pre­Covid levels, show SIAM
data.
“Demand growth is highly de­
pendent on improvement in con­
sumer sentiment. The improve­
ment in sentiment is yet to fully
recover to pre­Covid levels and
could be impacted by inflation,
especially energy and food­led
and any significant adverse devel­
opment in Covid,” noted TVS Mo­
tor Company in its annual report.
“Any further price increases
due to commodity cost escala­
tion could adversely impact de­
mand. The low­ and mid­seg­
ments of the market have low
headroom for further price in­
creases. Non­availability of raw
materials, and shortage of semi­
conductor and some EV specific
components could impact finan­
cial performance,” TVS Motor
warned further.
High inflationary pressure
will hit sales: FADA p2
ED searches premises of
Chinese mobile co Vivo
Mumbai, July 5
The Enforcement Directorate
conducted searches at 44
premises of Chinese mobile
company Vivo related to
money-laundering
allegations. The searches,
which were conducted on
Tuesday, were carried out
under sections of the
Prevention of Money
Laundering Act (PMLA) at
several States, including Delhi,
Uttar Pradesh, Meghalaya,
Maharashtra and others.
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2 NEWS
High inflationary pressure
will impact PV sales: FADA
Says if rural India
stabilises, retail
sales will enter
festive season
on a good note
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, July 5
High inflationary pressure
across sectors will have a neg­
ative effect on entry level pas­
senger vehicles (PVs) and two­
wheeler (2W) segment which
are generally dominated by
first­time buyers, said Federa­
tion of Automobile Dealers
Association (FADA) on
Tuesday.
“The Russia­Ukraine crisis
has increased inflationary
pressure world over. RBI Gov­
ernor, during the recent mon­
etary policy meeting, also
flagged high inflation as a ma­
jor cause of concern. In the
past few months, prices of al­
Equitas Holdings
sells entire stake
in Equitas Tech
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, July 5
Equitas Holdings Ltd has di­
vested its entire shareholding
in Equitas Technologies Pvt Ltd
(ETPL) as part of the regulatory
requirement to complete the
amalgamation involving its
subsidiary Equitas Small Fin­
ance Bank.
Equitas Holdings is the pro­
moter of Equitas Small Fin­
ance Bank (ESFB). Under the
scheme of amalgamation, all
the assets held by the pro­
moter, including its invest­
ments in ETPL, have to be trans­
ferred to and vested in ESFB.
RBI approval
In a regulatory filing on Tues­
day, Equitas Holdings said it
has completed the sale of its
entire shareholding in ETPL on
July 5, thereby complying with
the condition stipulated by Re­
serve Bank of India.
The company said the di­
vestment follows RBI’s no ob­
jection letter dated May 6 for
amalgamation of the com­
pany with ESFB wherein it was
asked to divest entire share­
holding in ETPL.
RBI approved the merger
between the promoter and the
SFB subsidiary in July last year.
“... ETPL has ceased to be the
subsidiary of the company,”
Equitas Holdings said.
The company said it has re­
ceived ₹6.47 crore till date for
the stake sale ETPL to Gold­
stone Technologies Ltd (GTL).
“GTL is under an obligation
to pay to Equitas Holdings the
balance and remaining pur­
chase consideration of
₹1,50,00,000 within a period
of six months from July 5,” it
said. GTL is a business intelli­
gence and IT services
company.
As of March 31, 2022, Equitas
held 74.59 per cent stake in
ESFB, according to data on BSE.
Shares of Equitas Holdings
ended 3.83 per cent higher at
₹86.80 apiece while that of
ESFB closed flat at ₹39.20
apiece on BSE.
Annapurna Swadisht mulls Neuberg Diagnostics to invest
IPO; to scale up operations ₹500 crore on business expansion
Plans to raise close
to ₹28 crore
SHOBHA ROY
Kolkata, July 5
Annapurna Swadisht, a Kolkata­
based packaged snacks, food and
beverage company, is looking to
come up with an initial public of­
fering (IPO) even as it plans to
scale up operations in eastern In­
dia. The company, which primar­
ily caters to tier 3 and 4 markets,
is planning to get itself listed on
the NSE­SME platform by the
second or third quarter of the
current fiscal.
Shreeram Bagla, Co­Founder
and Chairman, Annapurna
Swadisht, said plans are afoot to
scale up its product portfolio and
cover more towns in rural areas.
Expansion plans
“We are looking to come out with
an IPO by August of this year and
are planning to raise close to ₹28
crore. We currently have two
CM
YK
most all essential items have
moved northwards, thereby
putting pressure on the com­
mon man’s household
budget and reducing dispos­
able income. Additionally,
high fuel prices have had a
spill­over effect on transporta­
tion and made it expensive,”
Vinkesh Gulati, President,
FADA, said in monthly retail
sales report.
Gulati said the ease in avail­
ability of semiconductors will
see increased supply, espe­
cially in the PV segment,
Revision in HRC prices
accelerates steel nosedive
Prices now down
25 per cent from
the peak they were
commanding
earlier this year
ABHISHEK LAW
New Delhi, July 5
Domestic steel prices saw a
₹3,000­5,000 per tonne de­
cline, month­on­month, with
primary steelmakers an­
nouncing a revision of the
flagship hot­rolled coil (HRC)
prices. The revision was
made for early to mid­July
deliveries.
Most of the major mills
(which include private play­
ers and PSU majors) have an­
nounced a price band (for
HRC) between ₹61,000 per
tonne and ₹62,000 per
tonne, cold rolled coil prices
are in the ₹68,000­70,000
per tonne range; while rebar
prices are in the ₹59,000­
60,000 per tonne range.
Steel prices have now cor­
rected 4­8 per cent on a
month­on­month basis (July
versus June); while they are
down by 25 per cent from
the peak that they were com­
manding earlier this year.
Weakened demand includ­
ing seasonal fluctuation and
a focus on clearing excess
stocks — following slow ex­
port orders — ahead of mon­
soons are seen as prime reas­
ons for the drop.
Tata Steel, while giving out
provisional production and
delivery numbers for April to
June period, said, deliveries
were at 4.06 million tonne,
lower by 2 per cent y­o­y, due
to moderation in exports fol­
lowing the imposition of 15
per cent export duty. How­
ever, the company said do­
mestic deliveries were
ramped up leveraging the
strong marketing network
and increased by 5 per cent
Co-Founder and Chairman
Sreeram Bagla DEBASISH BHADURI
manufacturing units, one each
in Asansol and Siliguri, and we
are planning to put up two more
in West Bengal. The proceeds
from the IPO would be used for
our expansion,” Bagla told Busi-
nessLine.
Annapurna Swadisht, which
currently has a turnover of
around ₹62 crore, is expecting to
close the current financial year at
around ₹180­200 crore. .
Annapurna has partnered
with Turioyo Foundation for
foray into direct­to­consumer
segment with the Olonkar range
of products.
thereby reducing the waiting
period. If rural India stabil­
ises, auto retail will enter fest­
ive season on a good note.
Jump in June sales
On monthly retail sales, the
industry body said PV sales
grew by over 40 per cent year­
on­year (y­o­y) to 2,60,683
units in June compared with
1,85,998 units in the corres­
ponding month last year.
Similarly, 2W sales grew by
more than 20 per cent to
11,19,096 units during the
Weakened demand including seasonal fluctuation and a focus on
clearing excess stocks — following slow export orders — ahead of
monsoons are seen as prime reasons for the drop in prices
y­o­y. Spot steel prices, ex­
Mumbai are at around
₹60,100 per tonne, down 6
per cent, from the ₹63,700
per tonne it was command­
ing in early June.
Price bottoming out
According to Ranjan Dhar,
Chief Marketing Officer, AM/
NS India, mills have sharply
revised prices downwards in
May and June and now “it’s
the bottom”.
“July is basically a rollover
of June exit numbers. We
don’t see any further reduc­
tion possible now as mills
have already cut a lot of pro­
duction by preponing main­
tenance shutdowns, correct­
ing the inventory overhang,”
he told BusinessLine.
Dhar added, cost of pro­
duction continue to remain
elevated and there are hardly
any EBITDA margins for do­
mestic mills at current price
levels. “Mills might have to
look at price increases at an
appropriate time to cover
costs,” he said.
Slowing demand
Steel demand has been slow­
ing down and it also has an
impact with iron­ore prices
cooling down. Iron ore is one
Eyes northern,
eastern markets
besides spreading
wings globally
NARAYANAN V
Chennai, July 5
Chennai­based Neuberg Dia­
gnostics is planning to invest
around ₹500 crore towards busi­
ness expansion as it looks to ven­
ture into the northern and east­
ern regions in India and overseas
markets through organic and in­
organic routes.
M&A possibilities
“We are looking to invest about
₹400­500 crore during the cur­
rent fiscal and in the beginning
of the next financial year. This
will be towards our business ex­
pansion as well as investment in
technology,” GSK Velu, Chairman
and Managing Director, Neuberg
Diagnostics, told BusinessLine.
month against 9,30,825 units
in June last year. Three­
wheeler (3W) sales grew mul­
tifold to 46,040 units com­
pared with 14,735 units in June
2021.
Commercial vehicle (CV)
sales also recorded a growth
of 89 per cent to 67,696 units
last month compared with
35,810 units in same month a
year ago. Meanwhile, retail
sales of tractors grew by 10
per cent to 57,340 units in
June as against 52,289 units in
June 2021.
“Auto retail for June contin­
ued to show its positive run
when compared with June
2021, a month which contin­
ued to face the brunt of Covid.
Apart from PV and tractors
which were already above pre­
Covid level for the last few
months, CVs, for the first time,
showed a growth, thus indic­
ating recovery slowly creep­
ing in for this segment,” Gu­
lati added.
of the primary steelmaking
raw materials. Iron­ore auc­
tions, too, have been receiv­
ing weak responses over the
last few weeks.
State­run iron ore miner
NMDC saw sales nosedive by
40 per cent in June to 1.9 mil­
lion tonnes (mt); from 3.18
mt in the year ago­period.
For Q1 FY23 (April to June),
NMDC reported a 20 per cent
y­o­y decline in sales to 7.66
mt (9.57 mt), despite redu­
cing prices by up to 36 per
cent between April 1 and
June 5.
One-on-one negotiations
According to buyers, some of
the mills are also open to
one­on­one negotiations too
and there could be some
price variations. Domestic
demand for construction
steel (long steel, plates, gal­
vanised, etc) is down be­
cause of the monsoons and
pre­monsoon buying has
been completed. Thus sales
of such material will drop
too.
According to a SteelMint
report, mills are also eyeing
parity with import prices.
And the July domestic prices
are in parity with Japan and
Korean landed import offers.
GSK Velu, Chairman and MD,
Neuberg Diagnostics
“Though we have presence
across the country, we are dom­
inant in five­six States in the
southern and western markets.
Now, we are moving into north
and east as well,” he added.
Neuberg Diagnostics, has
more than 150 labs and over
2,000 collection centers all over
India and in the US, UAE and
South Africa. Currently, 80 per­
cent of its lab network in India is
located in the south and west re­
gions, contributing over 90 per­
cent of the revenue.
“North and east contribute
Coffee Day
Enterprises’
total default at
₹470 crore in Q1
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, July 5
Coffee Day Enterprises Ltd on
Tuesday reported a total de­
fault of ₹470.18 crore on pay­
ments of interest and repay­
ment of principal amount on
loans from banks and finan­
cial institutions for the
quarter ended June 30, 2022.
The debt­ridden company,
which is pairing its debts
through asset resolution, has
a total debt of ₹495.18 crore,
including short­term and
long­term debt.
Liquidity crisis
“The delay in debt servicing is
due to liquidity crisis,” said
Coffee Day Enterprises Ltd
(CDEL) in a regulatory up­
date. CDEL has reported a de­
fault of ₹215.99 crore on the
payment of the principal
amount on loans or re­
volving facilities like cash
credit from banks or finan­
cial institutions as on June
30, 2022.
Besides, it has also defaul­
ted in payment of interest of
₹5.78 crore on the above, in­
formed CDEL.
While for unlisted debt se­
curities such as NCDs (non­
convertible debentures) and
NCRPS (non­convertible re­
deemable preference shares),
the outstanding amount of
default is ₹200 crore as on
June 30, 2022 along with a de­
fault in payment of interest
of ₹48.41 crore on the same.
Adani Transmission seeks nod RPower shareholders reject
for deals worth ₹10,600 crore asset monetisation proposal
Shareholders will
vote on the
proposals at the
company’s AGM
on July 27
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, July 5
Adani Transmission on Tues­
day said it will seek share­
holders’ approval for the
proposed related­party
transactions worth up to
₹10,600 crore in 2022­23.
Three resolutions for the
purpose of related party
transactions during 2022­23
are listed on the agenda as
per the notice of the com­
pany’s AGM (annual general
meeting) scheduled on July
27.
Three transactions
One such listed transaction
will be with Adani Enter­
prises Ltd (AEL) for purchase
of power, coal, rendering of
service, receipt of service
and other transactions for
business purpose from or to
AEL worth up to ₹2,500
crore during 2022­23.
Another will be with
Adani Infra (India) Limited
(AIIL).
less than 5 per cent to our overall
revenue. We are planning to
scale it up to 10 per cent and
grow it further over the years,”
Velu said. He added that the com­
pany is also looking at M&A pos­
sibilities in these regions.
International presence
Neuberg has made several ac­
quisitions in the past, including
Bengaluru­based Anand Dia­
gnostics, Ahmedabad­based
Supratech Micropath, Pune­
based AG Diagnostics, Chennai­
based Ehrlich Lab and few others
in India and abroad. In the over­
seas market, the company is
looking to expand its presence in
other parts of the Middle East
and Africa. “Currently, interna­
tional business contributes
about 10 per cent of our reven­
ues, we expect this to go upto 20
per cent. Tech­enabled home ser­
vice is another priority. We are in­
vesting on digital health and di­
gital diagnostics,” he said.
The transactions are proposed
with group companies – Adani
Enterprises Ltd, Adani Infra
(India) Limited and Adani
Properties Private Limited
This will be for the repay­
ment of unsecured per­
petual equity instrument
along with distribution on
unsecured perpetual equity
instrument; providing/tak­
ing financial assistance in
the form of revolving in­
terest bearing inter corpor­
ate deposit(s)/loans, in one
or more tranches worth up
to ₹5,200 crore during
2022­23.
There will be another
transaction with Adani Prop­
erties Private Limited (APPL).
This is proposed for
providing/taking financial
assistance in the form of re­
volving interest bearing
inter corporate deposit(s)/
loans, in one or more
tranches worth ₹2,900 crore
in 2022­23.
Insurtech start­up
Ensuredit raises
$4.2 million
OUR BUREAU
Bengaluru, July 5
Ensuredit, an insurtech firm has
raised $4.2 million in Pre­Series
Round A led by Cover Genius. The
round saw participation from in­
vestors — 9 Unicorns, NexStep
Discovery Pte, CP Ventures, Ven­
ture Catalysts and IPV. Besides,
existing investors also particip­
ated in the current round.
The company aims to utilise
this funding to ramp up product
offerings and expand the tech­
nology team. Ensuredit aims to
enable the tech­led delivery of 1
million+ insurance policies in
the current fiscal year.
Amit Boni, Founder and CEO,
Ensuredit, said, “We deliver in­
novative technology and digit­
isation solutions to the insur­
ance industry, with a special
focus on insurance intermediar­
ies and distributors. Empower­
ing them with this technology is
critical to the goal of making in­
surance available to all.”
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, July 5
Reliance Power (RPower)
shareholders have turned
down a special resolution to
monetise its assets during the
annual general meeting held
on July 2.
All special resolutions are re­
quired to be approved by 75 per
cent or more votes of share­
holders. A BSE filing by the
company showed that 72.02
per cent of votes were cast in fa­
vour of the resolution, while
27.97 per cent voted against it.
Thus the special resolution
Shoppers Stop to add
12 new stores this fiscal
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, July 5
Retail chain Shoppers Stop
Ltd has plans to launch 12 new
stores in FY23, primarily in
tier 2 and 3 cities, and will con­
tinue to invest in store renov­
ations. Shoppers Stop plans to
increase the share of new and
refurbished stores to over 50
per cent in FY23, said the latest
annual report of the
company.
“We are enhancing the sup­
ply chain function through
Britannia shareholders say
no to investment, loan plan
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, July 5
Britannia Industries’ share­
holders have voted against a
resolution to authorise the
board to make investments,
give loans and provide guaran­
tees of up to ₹5,000 crore in the
AGM concluded last week.
No majority
The special resolution for ap­
proval to increase limits for
making investments, loans,
special guarantees and security
was “not passed with the re­
quisite majority”, said a regu­
latory filing by the companyon
June 29. The Companies Act
mandates that a special resolu­
tion needs to be passed by a su­
per majority, which refers to at
least 75 per cent of the mem­
bers voting in favour of it. It re­
ceived only 73.35 per cent of the
total 19.60 crore votes polled. In
the AGM, 71.13 per cent of public
institutions and 70.86 per cent
non­public institutions voted
CHENNAI
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WEDNESDAY • JULY 6 • 2022
could not be passed. In the
AGM notice, the company ex­
plained that it is in process of
deleveraging and reducing its
debt and liabilities. For this
purpose and to unlock the
value of various businesses and
assets, the company intends to
monetise its assets and busi­
nesses at an opportune time.
Therefore, the company ex­
plained that the special resolu­
tion is an enabling resolution
empowering the Board of Dir­
ectors to monetise assets and
businesses to achieve the
stated objective.
an automatic inventory re­
plenishment system that can
trigger customer­centric
product assortments to op­
timise sales,” it said.
Its omni­channel play is
growing stronger with in­
creasing digital sales, while
offline sales are improving
with increased coverage.
Besides, the KN Raheja
group firm will also continue
to invest in its private labels
which continue to be a strong
focus area for the company.
against the proposal. However,
it received 100 per cent support
from the promoter and pro­
moter group.
The two other special resolu­
tions – approval of remunera­
tion to its Chairman Nusli N
Wadia and the re­appointment
of Keki Elavia as an Independ­
ent Director – were passed.
Shareholders also passed
three ordinary resolutions
with the requisite majority, in­
cluding appointing a director
in place of Ness N Wadia, who
retires by rotation.
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More services to go out of GST
exemption list: Tarun Bajaj
‘Zero’ rating for
healthcare not
possible, says
Revenue Secretary
SHISHIR SINHA
New Delhi, July 5
Revenue Secretary Tarun Bajaj
on Tuesday said that further
pruning of exemption list for
services is next on agenda. He
also ruled out according
‘Zero’ rating for healthcare
sector.
At the time of introduction,
81 categories of services were
on the exemption list which
was expanded further. Last
week, the GST Council recom­
mended doing away with ex­
emptions on some services,
including those those
provided by the RBI, IRDA,
SEBI, FSSAI, hotel accommoda­
tion priced up to ₹1,000/day
and room rent (excluding
ICU) exceeding ₹5,000 per
day per patient, beside others.
Still the exemption list is very
long.
“In the 47th meeting, we
have taken away a lot of ex­
emptions but exemptions
still remain, work needs to be
done on that on the services
side, we still have a large num­
ber of exemptions. The CBIC,
GST Council and all of us in
‘Inflation has a role in higher GST collection’
SHISHIR SINHA
New Delhi, July 5
Revenue Secretary Tarun Ba­
jaj on Tuesday acknowledged
that inflation has contrib­
uted to higher GST collec­
tion. He also said that higher
inflation pushed further the
rate rationalisation for the
time being.
Further, the Chairman of
the Central Board of Indirect
Taxes & Custom, Vivek Johri,
said that inflation affects
prices of both inputs and
outputs.
“Revenues are going up be­
cause of inflation, real GDP,
compliance and economy
coming back after Covid and
some of the sectors coming
back with vengeance. Last
year, gross GST revenue was
up 30 per cent, while nominal
GDP was 19.5 per cent. So
there was good buoyancy. I
don’t think this buoyancy can
come only from inflation but
also because of compliance
and formalisation,” Bajaj said
while addressing an event to
mark five years of GST, organ­
ised by GST.
Retail inflation based on
consumer price index (CPI)
has been over 7 per cent for
April and May. Similarly, pro­
Toy imports fall 70%, exports
rise 61% over last three years
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, July 5
Toy imports in India have de­
clined 70 per cent while exports
have increased 61 per cent over
the last three years, according
to figures shared by the Com­
merce & Industry Ministry.
This is due to various inter­
ventions by the government
such as mandating sample
quality testing of every import
consignment, increasing im­
port duty on toys and bringing
toys under compulsory Bureau
of Indian Standards (BIS) certi­
fication, a release issued by the
government pointed out.
“For HS Codes 9503, 9504,
and 9505, the import of toys to
India has re­
duced from
$371 million in
2018­19 to $110
million in
2021­22 thus
showing a de­
crease of 70.35
per cent...For
HS Codes
9503, 9504, and 9505, export of
toys has increased from $202
million in 2018­19 to $326 mil­
lion in 2021­22, up by 61.39 per
cent,” the release said.
The industry has benefited
from a number of interven­
tions by the government and
results show the success of
Make in India programme, said
Anil Agarwal, Additional Secret­
ary, Department for Promotion
of Industry and Internal Trade
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“If I can spend
₹5,000 on a
room, I can perhaps
spend ₹250 on GST.
This GST, which
comes into a
common pool, will be
used for poor.”
TARUN BAJAJ
Revenue Secretary
collaboration with the trade
and industry will continue to
work on that if we can prune
this list of exemptions. While
we need to provide exemp­
tion to certain categories,
health sector for example, is
one of them,” he said while
addressing the event to five
years of GST organised by CII
here.
GST on room rent
Taking note of voices raised
against decision to impose 5
per cent GST (without ITC) on
room rent (excluding ICU) ex­
ceeding ₹5,000 per day per
patient, he wanted to know
how many hospital rooms are
there in the country and out
of those what are the percent­
age of rooms which are char­
ging above ₹5,000. “I think it
ducers’ inflation based on
wholesale price index (WPI) is
over 15 per cent during May
and June.
At the same time, collec­
tion of GST in April rose to
over ₹1.6­lakh crore and
crossed ₹1.4­lakh crore in
June. Since, GST is consump­
tion based taxation, there has
been a common feeling that
higher prices of goods and
services are contributing to
higher collection of GST.
“Inflation is contributing
to this. Indirect taxes have an
impact on inflation and that
is why the Council has been
little cautious not to burden
the common man (by doing
rate rejig). They are conscious
of the fact,” Bajaj said. Taking
it further, Johri made it clear
that inflation is not the major
(DPIIT) at the 13th edition of Toy
Biz B2B International Exhibi­
tion at Pragati Maidan on
Tuesday.
He added that the imports
were mainly restricted to some
components of the toys. The
government increased basic
custom duty on toys (HS
Code­9503) from 20 per cent to
60 per cent in February, 2020.
Quality control order
The Centre also issued the Toys
(Quality Control) Order, 2020
on February 25 2020 through
which toys have been brought
under compulsory BIS certifica­
tion with effect from January 1,
2021. This QCO is applicable to
both domestic
and foreign
manufacturers
who intend to
export their toys
to India.
To encourage
small sector
manufacturers,
the QCO on toys
was amended in December
2020 to exempt goods and art­
icles manufactured and sold by
artisans registered with Devel­
opment Commissioner (Min­
istry of Textile) and also by re­
gistered proprietor and
authorised users of a product
registered as Geographical In­
dication by the Office of Con­
troller General of Patents,
Designs and Trademarks, the
release said.
will be miniscule. So if I can
spend ₹5,000 on a room, I can
perhaps spend ₹250 on GST.
This GST, which comes into a
common pool, will be used
for poor,” he said.
Explaining the reasons be­
hind such a decision, he said
this is in response to demand
for doing away exemption or
Inverted Duty Structure
(higher duty on input and
lower duty on output, result­
ing in more and more re­
fund). “I don’t see any reason
that there should be any such
kind of messaging that 5 per
cent GST on ₹5,000 plus non­
ICU room is hitting affordable
healthcare,” he said.
Industry body’s concern
On Monday, industry body
wrote a letter expressing con­
contributor in higher GST
collection.
Reforms
Responding to criticism of
blockage of input tax credit
(ITC) and refund, Johri said al­
most, 56 per cent of taxpayers
are paying GST with the help
of credit only. He also high­
lighted various measures, as
recommended by GST Coun­
cil.
For example, the council re­
commended amendment in
formula for calculation of re­
fund of unutilised ITC on ac­
count of inverted rated struc­
ture. Change in formula for
calculation of refund to take
into account utilisation of ITC
on account of inputs and in­
put services for payment of
output tax on inverted rated
cern over 5 per cent GST on
non­ICU room and 12 per cent
GST on common bio­medical
waste treatment facilities for
treatment or disposal of bio­
medical waste. Industry ar­
gued that it will create com­
plexity. It demanded doing
away of exemption from
healthcare services and bring
in under Zero rating, so that
ITC could be availed.
Bajaj said: “When you calcu­
late your package, you do cost­
ing part of it. Some of the
medicines in the package also
have a GST rate of 5 per cent or
other items 12 per cent. You
don’t do it manually, it can be
software driven. You have to
be sure what you are charging
from customer. If It is more
than ₹5,000 please go ahead
with GST, if it is less than
₹5,000 don’t go for a GST.”
He also made it clear that
‘Zero’ rating is only available
for export. He felt that sectors
such as education and other
sectors which will demand
that.
“The Centre and States also
need revenues to carry out ex­
penditure and the more such
kind of curve­outs we do, the
burden on certain items will
go up. So effort will be to
spread the base, have lower
rates and that’s how you go
about,” he said.
supplies in the same ratio in
which ITC has been availed on
inputs and input services
during the said tax peri­
od. This would help those tax­
payers who are availing ITC
on input services also.
Transfer of balance
Another amendment provide
s for transfer of balance in
electronic cash ledger of a re­
gistered person to the elec­
tronic cash ledger of the CGST
and the IGST of a distinct per­
son. The rules providing for
the manner of calculation of
interest under section 50 of
CGST Act have also been re­
commended for more clarity.
This will remove ambiguities
regarding manner of calcula­
tion of interest and will also
provide for transfer of bal­
ance in the CGST and the IGST
cash ledgers between distinct
persons, thereby improving
liquidity and cash flows of
such taxpayers.
Johri informed the gather­
ing that 96 per cent refund of
IGST is being done within
seven days of filing as the en­
tire system is automatic.
“Overall amount of ITC and
IGST has gone substantially
high,” he said.
Unemployment
rate in June rises
to 7.8% as rural
joblessness
worsens: CMIE
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, July 5
Increase in rural joblessness
raised the unemployment rate
in India in June to 7.8 per cent
of the total workforce from 7.12
per cent in May, according to
latest data published by the
Centre for Monitoring Indian
Economy (CMIE).
The rise could be fully attrib­
uted to rural unemployment
rate, which increased to 8.03
per cent from 6.62 per cent in
May. Urban unemployment
rate shrank to 7.30 per cent in
June from 8.21 per cent in May.
Haryana witnessed the
highest unemployment rate in
June at 30.6 per cent followed
by Rajasthan (29.8 per cent).
States that recorded low
rates of unemployment during
the month included Madhya
Pradesh at 0.5 per cent, Chhat­
tisgarh and Odisha at 1.2 per
cent each and Tamil Nadu at 2.1
per cent.
Key factors
One of the factors that would
have aggravated the rural un­
employment situation in June
was the below normal mon­
soon during the month which
resulted in less labour being
employed in fields. The situ­
ation could improve once rain­
fall increases over the next few
weeks.
India, Iran discuss bilateral ties, Chabahar port progress
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, July 5
Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra
and Iranian Deputy Minister
for Political Affairs Ali Bagheri
Kani discussed strengthening
of bilateral cooperation, in­
cluding progress on the Chaba­
har Port, in a telephonic con­
versation on Tuesday,
according to the Ministry of Ex­
ternal Affairs.
“Foreign Secretary under­
Services PMI rises to 59.2 in
June, highest since April 2011
Services economy
sees strongest
increases in both
output and new
orders in June
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, July 5
Services activities are on rise as
Purchasing Managers’ Index
(PMI) rose to 59.2 in June. This
is highest mark since April
2011. Good news is that com­
panies went for fresh hiring in
June. However, inflation is still
a concern.
Service sector has a share of
over 53 per cent in gross value
added. PMI is based on survey
and data compiled by S&P
Global.
Cost pressures remain high
On the latest survey results,
Pollyanna De Lima, Economics
Associate Director at S&P
Global Market Intelligence,
said that activity growth in the
services sector moved up a
gear again in June, reaching its
strongest in over 11 years and
surpassing that seen in manu­
facturing for the third month
running. Demand for services
improved to the greatest ex­
tent since February 2011, sup­
porting a robust economic ex­
pansion for the sector over the
first quarter of fiscal year 2022­
23 and setting the scene for an­
scored India’s commitment to
strengthen bilateral coopera­
tion with Iran in addressing
shared opportunities and chal­
lenges,” an official release is­
sued by the MEA on Tuesday
stated.
The discussion between the
two officials is important as it
follows two separate visits from
Iranian Foreign Minister Hos­
sein Amirabdollahian and Ira­
nian Deputy Foreign Minister
NEWS
other substantial upturn in
output next month.
“Consumer services posted
the strongest increases in both
output and new orders in
June, but growth rates
quickened across the board.
Cost pressures in the service
economy remained stub­
bornly high in June, despite
easing to a three­month low.
With companies retaining sig­
nificant pricing power, owing
to robust demand conditions,
output charge inflation
climbed to a near five­year
peak,” she said.
IT, transport sectors
According to S&P Global, some
companies responded to capa­
city pressures by hiring addi­
tional staff in June, but the
vast majority (94 per cent) left
payroll numbers unchanged.
Overall, “services employment
rose marginally, following a
decline in May,” it said.
Further, it highlighted that
June data pointed to further
accelerations in growth of
new business and output at In­
dian services companies amid
ongoing improvements in de­
for Economic Diplomacy Me­
hdi Safari to India last month.
On oil export
Iran is eager to re­start trade
with India and export oil as it is
hopeful that it could persuade
the US to lift the economic sanc­
tions imposed by the Biden
government, sources said.
Some discussions have
already started between offi­
cials of the two countries on
3
mand conditions. Although
firms expect the recovery to be
sustained over the coming 12
months, concerns surround­
ing price pressures restricted
business confidence. Input
costs continued to rise at a his­
torically elevated pace, al­
though one that was the slow­
est in three months, while
charge inflation hit a near five­
year high.
Inflation, a concern
June data showed the fastest
rise in selling prices since July
2017 as several companies
sought to transfer part of their
additional cost burdens to cli­
ents. Stronger increases in
charges were seen across the
four broad areas of the service
economy, with the sharpest
upturn recorded in transport,
information and communica­
tion. Despite easing to a three­
month low in June, the overall
rate of input cost inflation re­
mained elevated by historical
standards as one­fifth of panel­
lists signalled greater ex­
penses and the remaining re­
ported no change since May.
De Lima said that unrelent­
ing inflation somewhat con­
cerned service providers, who
were cautious in their fore­
casts. On average, “business
activity is expected to increase
over the course of the coming
12 months, but the overall level
of sentiment remained histor­
ically low,” she said.
possibilities of resuming trade,
but things are still fluid,
sources added. Iran has been a
top exporter of crude to India
before the US put a stop to it
through its sanctions.
Expediting work on the Cha­
bahar port is also of special in­
terest to both the countries as it
is expected to play a key role in
improving connectivity
between South East Asia and
Central Asia.
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Is NITI Aayog’s climate index status quoist?
The weights attached to the six parameters have skewed the rankings of States and need to be reworked
Crude solution
AAYUSH ANAND/AMARENDU NANDY
Centre should ensure that levies on windfall
T
he State Energy and Cli­
gains and export tax on fuels are temporary steps mate Index (SECI), re­
cently launched by the
E
xtraordinary times call for extraordin­ NITI Aayog, aims to track
and benchmark the efforts made by
ary measures. This seems to be the most
States and Union Territories (UTs) in
charitable explanation one can give for the climate and energy sector, cap­
the Centre’s decision last week to im­ turing dimensions such as energy
pose a windfall profits cess of ₹23,250 per tonne access, consumption, efficiency,
on domestic crude producers, and special addi­ and environmental protection.
NITI Aayog policy experts expect
tional excise duty of ₹6 per litre on petrol and avi­ SECI to trigger a competitive spirit
ation turbine fuel (ATF) exports, and ₹13 on diesel among States and UTs and hope
exports. Exporters will also need to declare that that consistent with the spirit of co­
they will supply at least 50 per cent of their export operative federalism, such an exer­
cise at the sub­national level shall
quantity in domestic markets. Mercifully, smaller cumulatively contribute to helping
producers with less than 2­million­barrel crude India fulfil its commitments on cli­
output will be exempt from the windfall cess, and mate change and clean energy
so will be any production by large companies over transition in the global fora.
Notably, India’s Panchamrit ele­
and above last year’s output.
ments, presented at the COP26 Con­
With the Russia­Ukraine conflict and surging ference in Glasgow, aim to meet 50
post­Covid demand sending global crude oil per cent of India’s power require­
prices shooting up over $110 barrel in the last four ments from renewable energy
months, India­based oil refiners and upstream sources by 2030; substantially re­
duce the carbon emissions and in­
producers have enjoyed super­normal profits in tensity of the economy by 2030;
recent months. The Centre’s objective behind the and, reach net­zero emissions by
series of measures appears to be two­fold. One, in­ 2070. The conceptualisation of
crease supplies of transportation fuels in the do­ SECI, and the commencement of
benchmarking exercise through it,
mestic market and two, tap into the super­profits is a crucial step in that direction.
that the crude oil producers and refiners are mak­ SECI measures progress on 27 Key
ing through their nimble­footed strategies. Performance Indicators (KPIs) cov­
Private refiners such as Reliance Industries and ering six parameters — Discoms per­
formance; access, affordability and
Nayara Energy have been importing Russian
reliability of energy; clean energy
crude at deeply discounted prices and selling re­ initiatives; energy efficiency; envir­
fined products in global markets, thus earning onmental sustainability; and new
crack spreads of $20­30 a barrel against the nor­ initiatives.
mal $12­13 a barrel. The diversion of private refin­ The exercise classifies States into
large and small categories and the
ing capacities to cater to export markets almost Union Territories as a separate set.
wholly has sparked domestic fuel shortages, with Table 1 summarises the top and bot­
pumps in a few States running dry. Upstream com­ tom three performers in each cat­
panies such as ONGC, Oil India and Vedanta which egory, released in Round I results.
There can be little disagreement
sell crude to oil marketing companies at interna­
tional parity prices have seen their realisations
rise to over $110 a barrel from $70­80 a barrel. The
Centre now seeks to appropriate as much as $40 a
barrel of this, which it contends is the “windfall”.
The levies put together are estimated to generate
revenues of around ₹52,000 crore for the Centre if
Reverse migration could hurt urban economy
they remain until March 2023. The smartness of
the move lies in the fact that the levies will not in­ The recent PLFS data reveals the extent of Covid-induced urban exodus, as well as rising labour participation in rural India
crease retail prices and have nil impact on infla­ PUNEET KUMAR SHRIVASTAV/
tion while compensating for the loss of revenues TAREEF HUSAIN
T
from the recent excise duty cuts on petrol and he Fourth Periodic Labour
Force Survey (PLFS) data
diesel. From a macro­economic perspective, the
released by the National
additional revenue is certainly good news for the Statistical Office (NSO), on
fisc. But the fact is that the levies, especially the June 14, uncovers the much­awaited
windfall profit tax on oil producers, smacks of the official statistics on migration.
socialist era when profit was a dirty word and does The NSO has released the ‘Migra­
tion in India 2020­21’ report, giving
not go down well with the image of a business­ out data on Covid/lockdown in­
friendly government. duced migration based on a sample
The Centre must note that while imposing ad­ survey of 1,00,344 households con­
hoc cesses may help raise opportunistic revenues, sisting of 4,10,818 persons of whom
1,13,998 were migrants. The previ­
it doesn’t make for sound economic policy. In the ously available migration datasets
long run, it is extremely important for India to were NSSO’s 64th Round (2007­08)
step up its domestic exploration efforts and re­ on migration followed by Census
duce its import dependency on crude oil. Appro­ 2011.
However, in 2020­21, the Labour
priating excess profits of upstream companies
Bureau, Ministry of Labour and Em­
during good times while doing nothing to sup­ ployment, started the All India Sur­
port them in bad times, is far from conducive to vey of Migrant Workers, but the
oil capex. Sudden interventions in the commer­ data and report is yet to be released.
cial decisions of refiners and producers will also Some other private organisations
and agencies such as the Azim
undermine efforts to draw investments into the Premji University have conducted
sector or disinvest PSUs in future. Cesses in India, surveys on migration and lock­
once imposed, have a habit of staying long bey­ down. Prior to the present survey,
ond their promised tenure. In this case, it is crit­ hardly any recent official statistics
was available on the flow of migra­
ical for the government to keep its word on peri­ tion, migrant workers and reverse
odically reviewing these levies to lift them as soon migrant workers.
as super­normal profits evaporate. The NSO defines a migrant as an
individual residing at the ‘present
place of enumeration (PoE) that is
different from his/her usual place
of residence (UPR)’. UPR is the place
OTHER VOICES (village/town) where the person
Labour’s Brexit: pragmatic not revolutionary
LET TERS TO THE EDITOR
After whipping his MPs to support Boris Johnson’s bad deal, Give women a chance
and then taking a vow of silence as a repenting remainer, This refers to the report “Has the
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has spelled out how he would gig economy failed to ‘deliver’ for
make Brexit “work”. This is good news. No amount of women workforce?” (July 5).
flag­waving can hide the damage being inflicted on the
There are an estimated 15 mil­
economy by Brexit, or the parliamentary inability to check
lion gig workers in India of which
ministerial power grabs. On Monday Sir Keir and the party’s
less than 10 per cent are women.
Scottish leader, Anas Sarwar, made important speeches to
Moreover, the female workforce
address how Labour would deal with the constitutional and
is skewed.
economic challenges that Brexit posed. Sir Keir’s plan dealt
While beauty, health, wellness,
with the acute problems the country faced. LONDON, JULY 4
nursing and domestic work have
more than 50 per cent women
partners, in typical gig economy
jobs like food and grocery deliver­
ies men dominate. This shows that
Investment important to overcome high prices only some jobs are deemed suit­
able for women.
It is concerning that business sentiment in the manufacturing
Lack of skill in the use of smart­
sector, which had been expected to drive the economic
recovery with its strong performance, is declining
phones, digital tools and know­
conspicuously. In the Bank of Japan’s Tankan quarterly ledge of modern technology also
economic survey for June, the diffusion index for large hinder women workers. But train­
manufacturing companies, a main indicator of business ing and flexible working hours
sentiment, declined five points from the March survey to nine. can help women surmount these
This is the second consecutive quarterly deterioration. By hurdles.
industry sector, the iron and steel sector and other materials YG Chouksey
Pune
industries fared poorly. TOKYO, JULY 5
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on the need for such an index. The
benchmarking exercise can be a
powerful nudge, particularly for
laggard States, helping them reas­
sess their policies and implementa­
tion strategy vis­à­vis their peers.
The lacunae
SECI, however, suffers from certain
limitations that need to be urgently
addressed to make it more mean­
ingful and consistent with its over­
arching objective.
One, there seems to be a conflict
between SECI’s current design and
the core philosophy that it pro­
pounds. Among the different para­
meters the Index considers, Dis­
coms performance is assigned a
disproportionate weight (40 per
cent) compared to those that track
efforts made by States and UTs in
transitioning toward clean energy
(15 per cent); in driving environ­
mental sustainability (12 per cent);
or in launching new initiatives (12
per cent) to lower their carbon
footprint.
As a result of the unexplained ar­
bitrariness in weights, Gujarat tops
the overall score among large States
in SECI Round I list, mostly riding
on the extremely high weight as­
signed to the Discoms performance
parameter. Interestingly, the State is
not even among the top six for four
out of six parameters, and despite
the relatively unsatisfactory efforts
made toward driving environ­
mental sustainability and new initi­
atives, where it ranks 9th and 13th,
respectively, among 20 large States.
If equal weight is assigned across
all parameters, Gujarat’s position
will come down from 1st to 5th, and
Kerala, pursuing a more balanced
path in climate and energy initiat­
ives, will come out on top. Thus, it is
imperative that the construction of
the Index is based on an objective
has been staying continuously for
at least six months or having inten­
tion to stay there continuously for
six months or more.
A person may have many UPRs in
his life span provided he/she has
stayed at different places for at least
six months.
The report estimated that migra­
tion rate in the country at 28.9 per
cent. The migration rate is the per­
centage of migrants in the total
population. The migration flows
may be rural to rural; rural to
urban; urban to rural and urban to
urban.
Furthermore, the categorisation
of migrant based on gender and
level of education reveals interest­
ing results. Female migration is
much higher (81.1 per cent) than
male (18.8 per cent), the main
reason being ‘marriage’.
Across education level, the
highest percentage of migration
was found to be among illiterates
(33 per cent) followed by primary
educated (19 per cent), secondary
and senior secondary (18 per cent),
middle (17 per cent) and graduate
and above (11 per cent) suggesting
that the incidence of migration was
higher among the illiterate and less
educated, as is expected.
Lockdown and migration
A significant number of migrants
had a harrowing time when the
first ever lockdown was imposed on
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Farmers’ credit dilemma
This refers to the article ‘Meeting
farmers credit needs’ (July 5). Des­
pite the Nabard’s efforts to ensure
credit to farmers through Re­
gional Rural Banks, Cooperative
Banks and Scheduled Commercial
Banks, farmers still remain under­
served. Although banks provide
loans at lower interest farmers are
dependent on the private money
lenders who levy exorbitant rates.
Funding Microfinance institu­
tions for the onward deployment
of funds to the rural agri­segments
becomes costly to the end­user.
A considerable amount of agri­
culture loans at a subsidised rate
of interest are diverted for pur­
poses other than farming activit­
ies, which defeat the objective of
farm lending.
The RBI and Nabard must
strengthen their surveillance sys­
tems and initiate actions against
the financial institutions that are
rationale rather than motivated by
subjective and extraneous
considerations.
Two there is an urgent need to re­
think and revise the weights as­
signed to other KPIs critical to re­
forming the current energy value
chain. For example, the KPIs on re­
newable energy penetration and
utilisation of RE potential, which
can play a vital role in bringing
down the high input cost of electri­
city and emission levels, have a
combined weight of only 7 per cent.
Similarly, a small 4 per cent
weight has been assigned for the
proportion of consumers with
smart meters. The adoption of
smart meters is the panacea for re­
March 24, 2020, to restrain the
Covid­19 pandemic.
Among the vulnerable popula­
tion, migrant workers had been the
most exposed to unemployment
and starvation as they suddenly lost
their livelihood.
Stranded in other States and
metro cities with no work and in­
come, they suffered economic prob­
lems and psychological trauma.
Thus far, much has been said of the
plight of migrants and reverse mi­
gration due to lockdown in the ab­
sence of official statistics.
This PLFS data was collected dur­
ing the July 2020 to June 2021
period, hence exhibiting signific­
ant statistics on the impact of lock­
reluctant to fund the needs of
farmers, besides stopping banks
from obtaining gold as security for
agriculture credit.
VSK Pillai
Changanacherry
Forex worries
Economic distress of our neigh­
bours Pakistan and Sri Lanka
should make us wary about the
not so rosy picture painted by the
article ‘Are India's foreign reserves
adequate’. Though the foreign cur­
rency reserves may seem adequate
the flow of dollars out of India
should worry us all.
Stock market indices were
wrongly assumed to be an accur­
ate indicator of the strength of the
economy. When FIIs took the
money out, the Finance Minister
was quick to thank the Indian re­
tail investor for faith in the
markets.
The government’s primary pre­
ducing AT&C losses and for better
targeting DBT schemes for redu­
cing deadweight losses of Discoms.
There is a need to revisit the design
and methodology to make the In­
dex genuinely progressive.
Clean power PPAs
Three, the Index appears to pro­
mote a status quoist approach inso­
far as energy management is con­
cerned. A recent McKinsey report
suggests that grid emissions can be
considerably reduced through
Clean Power Purchase Agreements
(PPAs), where sourcing power shall
be through optimised renewable
energy coupled with long­duration
energy storage systems.
Unfortunately, States have exhib­
ited low inertia in transitioning to­
wards such futuristic clean PPAs. In­
cluding indicators such as the
‘State’s progress in implementing
clean PPAs’ and their ‘efforts to de­
velop a battery ecosystem’ can
nudge States to adopt them and
help drive policy certainty in this
regard.
Four, SECI is not progressive and
fair to States’ making real contribu­
tions to the net­zero emissions goal.
For example, the building sector,
which consumes approximately 38
per cent of India’s total annual
primary energy demand, is critical
to driving a sustainable national en­
ergy growth trajectory.
Toward this objective, States such
as Telangana and Andhra Pradesh,
down on migrants using a cut­off
point ‘March 2020’. Out of total mi­
grants in India (that is, 28.9 per cent
of total population), 3.14 per cent
had migrated after ‘March 2020’ as
shown in the report. Further, the
unit level data of PLFS reported that
during 2020­21, the ‘reverse mi­
grant or returned migrant’ estim­
ated to be 11.1 per cent of the total
migrants.
The returned migrants are those
who moved to their earlier UPR
(where they have resided any time
in the past) from their last UPR.
However, this reverse migration
found to be as high as 53 per cent
after the cut­off point ‘March 2020’.
The main reasons for Covid­in­
occupation seems to be making
the BJP win all electoral battles.
The precarious economic condi­
tion is largely ignored with doses
of nationalism. This can be a re­
cipe for disaster.
Anthony Henriques
Mumbai
Arresting rupee slide
This refers to the Editorial ‘Slip­
pery slope’ (July 5). The fact that
the rupee’s depreciation is driven
by external factors, scrimps our
options to prevent its slide. RBI has
shifted its gear from “growth’ to
‘inflation management” due to
rise in commodity prices includ­
ing crude oil which threatened to
derail the economy. Also rising in­
flation has been putting pressure
on USD­Rupee exchange rate.
Through monetary measures
RBI has only a limited scope to con­
trol inflation and ensure stability
of rupee. Hence RBI’s monetary
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which have been at the forefront of
notifying and implementing the
Energy Conservation and Building
Code 2017, do not even figure in the
top 10 of the SECI list.
Finally, there is no consideration
in the Index for measuring the
States’ progress toward ‘Just Trans­
ition’. SECI rankings indicate, quite
predictably, that coal­rich States are
the worst performers. However, in­
ternational experience suggests
that implementing ‘Just Transition’
policies require long­term plan­
ning, implementation, and engage­
ment.
To be fair to States fiscally de­
pendent on revenues from non­re­
newable resources, SECI should
ideally capture indicators of ‘Just
Transition’ so that it encourages the
laggard States to strive for resilient
and climate­neutral economies and
societies.
SECI is a laudable and timely initi­
ative. However, in its current form,
SECI focusses more on highlighting
the symptoms rather than facilitat­
ing the cure. It needs to include
more progressive indicators, and
develop more objective and fair cri­
teria to recognise the good and in­
novative work done by various
States.
Anand is an Executive MBA student at
the Indian Institute of Management
(IIM) Ranchi; and Nandy is Assistant
Professor at IIM Ranchi. Views
expressed are personal
duced migration after ‘March 2020’
are loss of job/closure of unit/lack
of employment opportunities
(19.35 per cent), health (14 per cent),
migration of parent/earning mem­
ber of the family, etc. (see figure).
Such reverse migration has mani­
fold implications for Indian
primary and secondary sectors, the
rural­urban areas and overall eco­
nomy. In the near future, migration
could slow as the PLFS unit level
data reveal that 60 per cent of re­
turned migrants are not interested
in moving out to their last UPR or
any other place.
The Worker Population Ratio
(WPR) in rural areas rose to 41.3 per
cent in 2020­21 from 35 per cent in
2017­18. Similarly, the share of em­
ployment in agriculture increased
from 42.4 per cent in 2018­19 to 46.4
per cent in 2020­21, again not a pos­
itive sign for a healthy economy.
On the other side, the urban eco­
nomy is facing a shortage of skilled
and unskilled labour especially in
the secondary sector; and the ab­
sence of technological develop­
ment of the secondary sector may
hit industrial production.
Shrivastav is Assistant Director at
National Institute of Labour
Economics Research & Development
(Under NITI Aayog); and Husain is
Assistant Professor of Economics at
Galgotias University. Views expressed
are personal
measures should be supplemen­
ted with fiscal policy interven­
tions.
Though other currencies like
Chinese Yuan, Thai Baht and South
Korean Won have depreciated
more than the rupee, these coun­
tries have substantial trade sur­
pluses vis­s­vis China ($676 bil­
lion), Thailand ($3.6 billion) and
South Korea ($29.5 billion) provid­
ing them stability. India does not
have the same luxury with portfo­
lio investments (FPI, FII) being in
the nature of hot money.
Rupee depreciation should
boost India’s exports which
should be promoted to fill the gap
created on account of Russia­
Ukraine war.
Also special drive to attract NRI
deposits with competitive returns
should bring in some stability to
the falling rupee.
Srinivasan Velamur
Chennai
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Strengthening cooperatives
Computerisation of PACS, GeM platform push are positives
The EV market is all charged up
HEMA YADAV would be economically beneficial to the Despite issues of charging logistics and battery fires, the sales of EVs are moving into higher gear
members of the societies.

T
he Union Cabinet, through noti­
fication dated July 6, 2021, created
a new Ministry of Cooperation. In
one year of its formation, the Min­
istry has initiated significant steps to
strengthen cooperative societies.
The aim is to deepen cooperatives as a
true people­based movement reaching up
to the grassroots and develop a cooperative
based economy model to realise the Prime
Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of
‘Sahakar se Samriddhi’.
The cooperative movement has fostered
(ii) The cooperative societies can procure
from about 45 lakh authenticated sellers/
service providers available across the coun­
try on a single GeM platform.
(iii) Following the standard procedures
on GeM would lead to saving of time and re­
duction in the administrative burden.
(iv) It would enhance the credibility of
the cooperatives as complaints of misman­
agement of funds will get reduced.
GeM will provide a dedicated on­board­
ing process for cooperatives, technical in­
frastructure to support additional users on
company like BYD, which is far ahead of
most rivals, has faced vehicle fires from
short­circuiting batteries. One bus
caught fire in Telangana a few months
ago. Even worse, in China’s Guangxi
Zhuang Autonomous Region, one bus
that was charging caught fire and the
flames spread to four others. One Tata
PARAN BALAKRISHNAN Nexon, too, had a vehicle go up in flames
in June.
THE WIDER ANGLE The government has launched an in­
quiry into the fires that hit the Nexon
and also 12 two­wheeler EVs. Even the

a membership of 270 million and a net­
work of 8.5 lakh stretching across rural In­
dia. And this potential is being leveraged by
three recent steps:
Computerisation of PACS: In a signific­
ant move, the Government, on June 29,
2022, approved the computerisation of
63,000 Primary Agricultural Cooperative
Societies (PACS). This will
provide a technology­enabled
level playing ground for PACS
that serve rural areas, particu­
larly small and marginal
farmers.
The computerisation will be
backed by cloud­based common
software with cyber security and
data storage, digitisation of existing re­
cords including maintenance support and
training. This software will be in vernacular
language having flexibility of customisa­
tion as per the needs of the States.
Computerisation will bring transpar­
ency and accountability to their operations
and facilitate PACS to diversify their busi­
ness and undertake multiple activities and
services. This will make PACS competitive
and enable them to integrate with phys­
ical, commodity and e­markets, thereby en­
abling greater market access to small and
marginal farmers.
Procurement of cooperatives on GeM:
Yet another considerable pathway has
been procurement by cooperatives on Gov­
ernment e­Marketplace­Special Purpose
Vehicle (GeM­SPV). The Ministry of Coopera­
tion is encouraging Multi State Cooperat­
ive Societies and Cooperative Societies re­
gistered under State Cooperative Acts to
join the GeM platform for the benefit of
their members.
Purchases through GeM will provide the
following benefits: (i) The cooperatives
would get competitive prices through an
open and transparent process, and this
the existing portal, and assistance to co­
operatives through available contact
centres, in­field training and other support
services.
Marketing, branding and export: The
next step in the framework of enabling the
ecosystem of computerisation and on­
boarding of cooperative societies on GeM is
having a market plan with brand­
ing as a core strategy. Cooperative
products have a huge potential in
the domestic as well as global
market as they are products by en­
tities where people and com­
munity are at the core.
They can be market positioned
and subsequently branded in a
unique way which brings out the strong as­
pects of a cooperative business model like
cooperative identity and cooperative value
of concern for the community. Branding
can be a reflection of the cooperative iden­
tity which will bring customer loyalty and
increase the number of members in a busi­
ness ambit.
The sales proceeds are directly or indir­
ectly used for member benefits and this
can serve as a core positioning strategy.
With a marketing and branding plan, co­
operatives could be ready for exports by
proper identification of sectors, products
and export markets.
Making cooperative societies ready to
compete in the international market will
require training to adhere to grades, stand­
ards, compliances to sanitary and
phytosanitary measures, etc. A concrete
step in this direction has been the initi­
ation of training on agri­exports and mak­
ing a directory of cooperative brands to
showcase the strength of cooperatives as
socially embedded business enterprises of
India.
The writer is Director, VAMNICOM
O
verall sales totals still are low
but India’s electric vehicle­
makers are starting their
transition into the fast lane.
Right now, EVs account for 7 per cent of
Tata Motors’ sales but the vehicle­maker
stepped on the accelerator Monday, an­
nouncing it aimed to hit sales of 50,000
electric cars by fiscal year­end and
double that next year. Last month, it sold
3,500 EVs and reckons sales could be
climbing much faster without the semi­
conductor chip shortage.
With sales ambitions rising, competi­
tion, understandably, is intensifying.
Luxury carmakers whose sales have all
grown in the pandemic’s wake believe
there’s a robust market for their latest
electric models. Mercedes Benz is put­
ting its newest model, the EQC, on In­
dian roads and it’s in a race with the elec­
tric BMW iX. Both vehicles are priced at
slightly over ₹1 crore. Audi, meanwhile,
is driving along with variations of its e­
tron. Audi’s EVs helped push up its over­
all sales by 49 per cent in the first half of
2022.
Growing competition
Other challengers, too, are emerging.
The MG’s ZS, priced at ₹23­25 lakh, is be­
coming a popular choice for people
wanting to go green as well as enjoy a
good ride. One owner who recently
bought an MG ZS says running costs are
an enviable ₹1 per kilometre. Then,
there’s the Hyundai Kona and the Kia
EV6 which boasts a 528­km range. It hits
the road for ₹60 lakh.
Still, considering China is the world
EV leader, alongside Tesla of course, it’s
hardly surprising Chinese firms are
looking to edge out the global giants
from other corners of the world.
Chinese company BYD is streets ahead
The pace of electrifying India’s vehicle market has picked up
in the global electric bus sector. It has
sold 70,000 vehicles so far, though
mostly in China.
In India, Olectra Greentech, which is
partnered with BYD, is selling its buses
nationwide to cities like Pune, Mumbai
and Delhi. Now BYD is looking to enter
the MPV segment with its e6 which is
clearly aimed at taking on the Toyota In­
nova. The e6 will be on the road for ₹29
lakh and importantly promises a range
520 km. Initially, though, it will only be
sold to business customers like tour op­
erators and taxi­owners.
The pace of electrifying India’s vehicle
market has picked up as the govern­
ment seeks to achieve its goal of making
30 per cent of all vehicles sold electric by
2030, though most at that point will be
two­ and three­wheelers. Higher fuel
prices now are also having an impact.
Tata Motors began its EV push by focus­
sing on megalopolises like Delhi and
Mumbai but it quickly moved to 10 cities
and then 40. Interestingly, the company
says 75 per cent of buyers now are buy­
ing EVs for primary use, not as the fam­
ily’s second vehicle, and demand is
countrywide.
Even Maruti, initially dubious about
how quickly the electric revolution
would reach Indian roads, is moving
into the electric­ and hybrid­vehicle fast
lane. It’s launching a “strong hybrid”
mid­sized SUV later this month and
hopes to offer hybrids in all ranges. Its
first pure­EV is only due to hit the mar­
ket in 2025. But Maruti expects to have
one big edge over rivals because it’s also
H VIBHU
building a battery­making plant in Gu­
jarat that should be in business by 2026.
Maruti reckons hybrid­vehicles will
have more customer appeal until
enough charging stations come up.
Abroad, too, EVs are picking up in
countries like the UK where 175,000
were registered last year, a 60 per­cent
rise from pre­Covid 2019 sales with the
fastest­moving model the Tesla Model 3.
US President Joe Biden has declared half
of all new vehicles sold in US by 2030
should be electric. (The current number
is just 4 per cent).
Electric four­wheelers’ time has
clearly come, though worries remain
about the charging logistics and
whether we’ve got the power grid to
handle tens of millions of new EVs.
There’s still considerable “range anxi­
ety.” Crucially, 60 per cent of four­wheel
owners only have on­street parking
which will add considerably to the com­
plexities of charging EVs. Nevertheless,
many gated communities are now
adding charging stations and builders
are installing them in the newest apart­
ment block.
Fire hazard
There’s also the tricky question of EV bat­
tery fires that can be far tougher to extin­
guish than ordinary car blazes as flames
spread through chain reactions produ­
cing more heat in a phenomenon
known as thermal runway. Blazes have
become more frequent as the number
of EVs on roads climb. Lithium­ion bat­
tery cells are highly flammable. Even a
highly reputed Ather, which has been
building its network across the country
steadily, has had one fire. Market leader
Okinawa and also Ola, which made a
highly publicised entry into scooter­
making, have also had vehicles going up
in flames. The DRDO has sent a report to
the government on the fires and is re­
ported to have made critical comments
on materials used in some batteries. The
government has now sent notices to Ok­
inawa, Ola and other manufacturers.
Vehicle recall
Abroad, too, giant manufacturers like
GM, Ford and even BMW and Tesla have
had to recall vehicles due to worries
about batteries bursting into flames.
GM recalled all 142,000 of its electric
Bolts over an outside possibility the bat­
tery could catch fire.
EV fires are rare but can they be
stopped? They have volatile chemistry
and Arun Sreyas, co­founder RACEnergy
which aims to create a niche in swap­
pable batteries for passenger auto­
rikshaw three­wheelers, notes it’s not
enough to buy from a reputed battery
manufacturer. (For instance, LG Energy
Solutions which has a market capitalisa­
tion of $75 billion made the batteries for
the Bolt). That’s because the heart of the
problem is in the cells that go into the
batteries. “None of the battery­pack
manufacturers has any control over cell
production,” says Sreyas.
Scientists are seeking to come up with
lithium­ion batteries formulations that
will lower the risks of blazes. Engineers
are also looking at ways to make batter­
ies more impact resistant. But experts
emphasise that EVs are a new techno­
logy. In the meantime, despite safety
concerns, we’re on a road on which
there’s no turning back.

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The bonfire TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
of the NFTs July 6, 2002
Disinvestment panel clears sale of five ITDC hotels

T he NFT dream isn’t dead, but

it’s taken a big non­fungible
beating. The market shone glori­
ously last year as crypto­rich spec­
ulators spent billions of dollars on
the risky assets, pumping up
prices and profits. Now, six
months into 2022, it’s looking
ugly.
Monthly sales volume on the
largest NFT (non­fungible token)
marketplace, OpenSea, plunged to
$700 million in June, down from
$2.6 billion in May and a far cry
from January’s peak of nearly $5
billion. By late June the average
NFT sale sunk to $412, from $1,754
at the end of April, according to
NonFungible.com, which tracks
sales on the Ethereum and Ronin
blockchains.
“The crypto bear market has def­
initely had an impact on the NFT
space,” said Gauthier Zuppinger,
co­founder of NonFungible.com.
“We have seen so much specula­
tion, so much hype around this
kind of asset,” he added. “Now we
see some sort of decrease just be­
cause people realise they will not
become a millionaire in two days.”
The NFT market has collapsed
along with cryptocurrencies,
which are typically used to pay for
the assets, at a time when central
banks have jacked up rates to com­
bat inflation, and risk appetite has
withered. Bitcoin lost around 57
per cent in the six months of the
year, while ether has dropped 71
per cent.
For critics, the crash confirms
the folly of buying such assets,
tradable blockchain­based re­
cords linked to digital files such as
images or videos, often artwork.
The Malaysian businessman who
bought an NFT of Jack Dorsey’s
first tweet for $2.5 million last year
struggled to get bids of more than
a few thousand dollars when he
tried to re­sell it in April.
The future of NFTs is distinctly
uncertain, as the era of low in­
terest rates which encouraged in­
vestors to take risky bets comes to
an end.
Some market watchers say the
influence of NFTs on the art mar­
ket will shrink. Meanwhile, even
though the much­hyped vision for
a blockchain­based metaverse
hasn’t materialised yet, enthusi­
asts expect NFTs to shake up the
gaming industry, for example by
allowing players to own in­game
assets such as avatar skins. REUTERS
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The Cabinet Committee on Disinvestment (CCD) has cleared
the sale of five ITDC properties and approved the transaction
documents for the privatisation of NEPA Ltd while deferring a
proposal to privatise Manganese Ore India Ltd. Bharat Hotels
Ltd had acquired Hotel Khajuraho Ashok for a consideration
worth ₹2.21 crore while a consortium of Ramnath Hotels
Private Ltd had bought the Hotel Varanasi Ashok property for
₹9.11 crore, the Union Minister for Disinvestment, Mr Arun
Shourie, said after the CCD meeting.
BNP Paribas to wield axe
The French Bank, BNP Paribas, will retrench the remaining 60
employees in its Indian retail business by year­end. The bank
had retrenched 80 in February following the decision to wind
up its retail business. “We are slowly phasing out the
employees in our retail setup. Some of them might be
absorbed by the bank that will acquire our retail customer
base,” said a senior official at BNP Paribas. The assets of the
bank, which include personal and car loans, are also soon to
be transferred to another bank.
Big Oil gains foothold in China
To global oil titans, China must have seemed like a
resplendent feast to which they were not invited. For years,
foreign oil companies had to be content with leftovers fed to
them by a protected oil sector that reserved the juiciest oil and
gas fields for domestic firms. But after decades of frustration,
failed projects and mediocre drillings, Royal Dutch/Shell
Group, BP Plc and ExxonMobil Corp may finally get to tuck in.
The difference this time: China needs Big Oil — both its
expertise and dollars — to help streamline its centrally
planned energy industry and reform the lumbering sector.
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3. Inequitable (6) induce nation to change
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6. Parliamentary troops as well­known setting (8) from it (6)
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10. Forelimb (3) about to make a forbidden S. Sells, in error, such a malady (7)
14. Fire­basket of beacon (7) turn (5)
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to him (4) 10. Get guns to go in the sleeve (3)
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Metal stocks rally on China infra push
China’s $75-billion
infrastructure fund
is expected to
boost metal prices
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, July 5
After a long hiatus, metal com­
pany shares were in demand on
reports that China is planning to
set up a $75­billion infrastruc­
ture fund to boost its economy
battered by multiple Covid
PTI Graphics attacks.
Sensex sinks after mid­day rally The revival of metal demand
Mumbai, July 5 in the world’s second­largest
BSE Sensex on Tuesday gave up intra­day gains economy is expected to prop up
to close lower by a little over 100 points on metal prices and help Indian
emergence of fag­end selling in FMCG, banking metal companies reeling under
and IT stocks amid weak opening in European slowing demand, said analysts.
stock markets. The Sensex declined 100.42 Shares of JSW Steel, Tata Steel,
points or 0.19 per cent to settle at 53,134.35. Jindal Steel, Steel Authority of In­
During the day, it jumped 631.16 points or 1.18 dia, Hindalco, Vedanta and Nalco
per cent to 53,865.93. The NSE Nifty also gave up were up between 1 per cent and
intra­day gains and dipped 24.50 points or 0.15 3.5 per cent after surging sharply
per cent to 15,810.85. ITC, Wipro, Axis Bank, during the day’s trade. For in­
M&M, L&T, Maruti and IndusInd Bank were
among the major losers in the Sensex pack. PTI
stance, Hindalco gained five per
cent to day’s high of ₹357 from
the previous close of ₹341, but
closed at ₹345 on profit booking.
Similarly, Tata Steel gained three
per cent to day’s high of ₹ 879 be­
fore closing at ₹860.
15% duty sinks mood
Most of the metal companies
have come under pressure after
the government levied 15 per
cent duty on steel in May to rein­
in run­away prices amid rising
inflation concern. Even since
steel prices have crashed along
with most other metals.
However, a surge in Chinese
demand could be a positive for
Indian companies which had
ramped up their exports to the
Asian country in the wake of
Chinese shutting down produc­
tion due to environmental con­
cerns.
The Chinese economy has
been shattered due to the fre­
quent outbreak of the Omicron
ASK Investment’s Golden
the option
production.
of cutting Decade Fund gets ₹1,200 cr
Hot rolled coil prices have Close-ended tained value transfer such as
fallen nine per cent to ₹60,200 new private sector banks, speci­
compared to last month, while category III AIF attracts ality chemicals and consumers.
the entire non­ferrous metal 1,000 subscribers ASK has limited the scheme’s
have come under heavy pricing term to four years without any
pressure. Nickle and Zinc prices restrictions of a lock­in period to
have dipped 23 per cent and 21 OUR BUREAU attract investments from high
per cent to $21,766 a tonne and Mumbai, July 5 net worth individuals (HNI) and
$3125 a tonne, while copper and ASK Investment Managers, an as­ ultra high net worth individuals
variant in the country. Rampant aluminium prices fell 16 per cent set and wealth management (UHNI) for long­term and con­
lock­downs across major indus­ and 15 per cent month­on­month company, has raised ₹1,200 crore sistent wealth creation.
trial hubs have crippled the to $7,976 a tonne and $2,384 a through its alternative invest­ Sunil Rohokale, Managing Dir­
Chinese economy and cast a tonne. Lead was down 12 per cent ment fund ‘Golden Decade ector, ASK Group, said the strong
cloud over the country’s growth at $1,919 a tonne. Fund’. research with disciplined invest­
target of 5.5 per cent for this year. Vishal Chandak, Research Ana­ The close­ended category III ing during all market conditions
lyst, Motilal Oswal said the do­ AIF attracted 1,000 subscribers; and adaptation of digital techno­
Pricing, production impacted mestic steel industry has not yet about 87 per cent of them are in­ logies have made HNI, UHNI and
Back home, metal prices have taken the plunge on production dividual investors from India. family offices place their confid­
been falling freely due to weak cuts as Tata Steel and SAIL main­ The maximum subscriptions ence in the fund despite volatile
demand and excess supply in the tain healthy production rates. have come from Mumbai, fol­ market conditions.
market. Though some of the Domestic HRC premium to ex­ lowed by Delhi and NCR. Prateek Agrawal, Business
steel companies are keeping port prices now stands at ₹8,000 Head and CIO, ASK Investing
their promise to their interna­ a tonne, while domestic prices Banks, speciality chem eyed Managers, added the fund as­
tional clients by exporting des­ continue to quote at a discount The fund focusses on spaces pires to generate long­term re­
pite the 15 per cent duty, many of ₹2,500 a tonne on import par­ where stronger growth may sus­ turns by investing in potentially
smaller steel mills are weighing ity basis, he said. tain for longer on account of sus­ high­growth sectors.

US stocks slip 2% post holiday

New York, July 5
Wall Street stocks opened sharply lower on
Tuesday following a retreat of European
bourses on worries about a possible recession.
Equities were deep into the red early in the first
session of the week after Monday's US
Independence Day holiday. Investors are jittery
about the upcoming earnings season in light of
inflation and the hit from central bank
tightening. About 20 minutes into trading, the
Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 1.9 per
cent. TheS&P 500 also fell 1.9 per cent, while
the Nasdaq Index shed 1.6 per cent. AFP
Edelweiss Broking to raise ₹300 cr
Mumbai, July 5
Edelweiss Broking plans to raise ₹300 crore via
Secured Redeemable Non­Convertible
Debentures of the face value of ₹1,000 each,
aggregating up to ₹150 crore with an option to
retain over­subscription of ₹150 crore. The
NCD will carry fixed annual coupon ranging
from 8.75 to 9.95 per cent and have tenors of
24, 36, 60 and 120 months with interest
payment options like monthly, annual and
cumulative. The issue will be open for
subscription between July 5 and 26 with an
option of early closure. The NCDs are proposed
to be listed on the BSE. The NCD is rated as
“CRISIL AA­” and “ACUITE AA”. OUR BUREAU
Front­running case: Followed law
while sacking 2 staff, says Axis MF
‘Viresh Joshi guilty
of clear breaches
of policies’
SURESH P. IYENGAR
Mumbai, July 5
Axis Mutual Fund has claimed that
it followed all the regulations while
sacking its chief trader and fund
manager Viresh Joshi and fund
manager Deepak Agarwal for their
alleged front­running activities.
₹54­crore law suit
The fund house statement comes
on the back of Joshi filing a petition
in the Bombay High Court against
Axis Mutual Fund for not following
proper procedure while terminat­
ing his employment and claimed
damages of ₹54 crore.
“We followed the required regu­
latory and compliance guidelines
at all points of time and will con­
tinue to do so. The entire fund man­
agement (other than the two indi­
viduals) and top management
team of the fund house remain in­
tact and strongly focused on deliv­
ering value for investors,” said Axis
Mutual fund on Tuesday.
Axis Asset Management Com­
pany claimed that it started suo
moto investigation through re­
puted external advisors in Febru­
ary and the findings have been
shared with the regulator.
“Joshi has committed clear
breaches of our policies, including
non­cooperation with our internal
investigation (during his suspen­
sion period). We also have strong
reasons to believe, based on avail­
able evidence, that there has been
breaches of securities law by him,”
Axis MF said.
However, Joshi in his petition
claimed that the entire investiga­
‘Market valuations are still at a premium’
Only banking
sector in comfort
tion was started after he pointed zone: BNP Paribas
out unusual movement in stocks
which he is buying and selling. OUR BUREAU
Chennai, July 5
Joshi denies allegations Despite a recent correction, In­ with sectors such as IT and FMCG, sectors such as capital goods and
In his lawsuit, Joshi said that con­ dian stock market valuations are while utilities saw a de­rating, consumer durables that are trad­
trary to Axis AMC’s claim of receiv­ still at a premium to the high­ BNP Parbias said. Besides, though ing at a premium to their history
ing a tip­off from an external yield period of 2010­14, said BNP sectors such as FMCG and on higher­than­historic earnings
source alerting it to the alleged Paribas in a “Market Pulse” report. pharma are trading close to or be­ growth expectations.
front­running activity, it was he “Though valuations of India low their five­year average NTM Post the recent correction,
who had first reported his seniors stocks/sectors are considerably P/E, this is still at a premium to Nifty 50 is trading at 17x NTM PE,
about increased activity in the down from their 2021 highs and their valuations in 2010­14 and just 7 per cent above its long­term
shares he had been trading on be­ some are trading near their five­ consensus FY22­25 earnings CAGR average.
half of the fund house last June. year mean NTM P/E, we believe for FMCG, IT and pharma are “The financial sector, particu­
Between November 2021 and the valuations were high to begin lower than their earnings CAGR larly banks, provides us valuation
January 2022, trading activity in with, fuelled by the easy monet­ in FY11­15, despite the sectors trad­ comfort vs their valuations dur­
the shares he dealt with, on behalf ary policy globally,” it said. ing at a valuation premium, it ad­ ing a high­yield/inflation period,
of the fund house, spiked and led to ded. as we believe the worst in the as­
the fund house starting an investig­ IT, FMCG saw PE expansion According to BNP Paribas’ ob­ set quality cycle is over, provi­
ation, said the lawsuit. Nifty’s total returns over the last servation, banks is the only sector sions are sufficient, capitalisation
Axis AMC claimed that based on decade, and especially since 2015 trading at a discount versus its for sector leaders is more than ad­
the findings, so far, it believed the as bond yields started moderat­ historical valuations, with higher equate and we expect strong
conduct of the concerned individu­ ing, have been boosted by the PE comfort on earnings growth. earnings growth and healthy
als do not have any impact on the li­ expansion; similar is the case Earnings delivery will be key for ROE,” it added.
quidity or on operations. .

THE TOP 100 Nifty 50 Movers H 24.50 pts.

BROKER’S CALL TODAY'S PICK Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 W High 52 W Low PE BSE Close
Close(₹) Pts
Reliance Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2433.25. . . . . . . . 15.38. . . . . . . . . 24.26 . . . . . . 12.11
PE Wt(%)

MOTILAL OSWAL
LIC (Buy)
Target: ₹830
CMP: ₹702.8
Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) has
maintained its market leadership position in
the life insurance industry underpinned by
its strong brand, vast distribution, and
superior customer­connect despite the
advent of a large number of private players.
During FY22, LIC accounted for 63 per cent/46
per cent of the total New Business Premium
(NBP)/Annualised Premium Equivalent (APE)
with a distinct focus on PAR business that
formed 70 per cent/92 per cent of individual
NBP/APE, respectively, in 9M­FY22.
Unlike private peers, LIC relies on its
dominant agency channel (1.3 million agents,
54 per cent of industry as of March 31, 2022)
to distribute insurance products; yet it has
maintained a strong control on the cost
ratios.
We estimate LIC to deliver about 10 per cent
CAGR in NBP during FY22­24, while the Value
of New Business (VNB) margin is likely to
improve to 13.6 per cent on improving
product mix and higher profit retention.
However, we estimate LIC’s operating RoEV to
remain modest at about 9.7 per cent on lower
margin profile than private peers.
LIC’s valuation at 0.7x FY24E EV appears
reasonable considering gradual margin
recovery and diversification in business mix
though high sensitivity to equity market
volatility remains an overhang. We initiate
coverage on the stock with a Buy rating and a
Indian Energy Exchange (₹154.65): SELL
GURUMURTHY K
BL Research Bureau
The outlook for the stock of In­
dian Energy Exchange (IEX) is
bearish. It has been in a strong
downtrend since December
last. The movement since then
has been inside a channel.
Since May, the 21­Day Moving
Average has been capping the
upside very well thereby keep­
ing the overall downtrend in­
tact. Immediate support is at
₹153.
But Tuesday’s 2.6 per cent fall
increases the chances of the
stock breaking below the im­
mediate support at ₹153. Such a
break can drag the stock down
DAY TRADING GUIDE
15766 • Nifty 50 Futures
S1 S2 R1 R2
15740 15650 15850 15930
₹1352 • HDFC Bank
S1 S2 R1 R2
1345 1330 1360 1380
to ₹130 and ₹125 in the next
three weeks. Resistances are at
₹157­158 and at ₹163. Traders can
go short now and accumulate
shorts at ₹157. Keep the stop­loss
at ₹165. Trail the stop­loss down
to ₹151 as soon as the stock
moves down to ₹146. Move the
stop­loss further down to ₹141
as soon as the stock touches
₹136 on the downside.
Book profits at ₹132. The re­
gion between ₹130 and ₹125 is a
good support; from here, a
fresh bounce is possible.
Note: The recommendations are
based on technical analysis. There
is risk of loss in trading
COMMENT
Support ahead. Initiate fresh shorts
with a stop­loss at 15780 only on a
break below 15740
COMMENT
Initiate fresh short positions if the
stock breaks below 1345. Stop­loss
AbbottIndia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 18945.25. . . . 18635.35. . . . 18950.00. . . . 19059.80. . . . 18606.30. . . . . . . . 7.49. . . . 23902.30. . . . 15525.00. . . . . 50. . . . 18630.80
ACC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2164.60. . . . . 2148.05. . . . . 2156.00. . . . . 2178.80. . . . . 2144.05. . . . . . 163.39. . . . . 2587.95. . . . . 1900.50. . . . . 23. . . . . 2146.65
Adani Ent [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2261.85. . . . . 2246.45. . . . . 2264.00. . . . . 2290.70. . . . . 2238.00. . . . . 1356.78. . . . . 2420.00. . . . . 1333.30. . . . 356. . . . . 2245.40
Adani Ports [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 682.00. . . . . . 678.75. . . . . . 686.45. . . . . . 694.20. . . . . . 676.95. . . . . 2472.88. . . . . . 924.65. . . . . . 652.05. . . . 243. . . . . . 678.85
AlkemLabs [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3040.50. . . . . 3050.25. . . . . 3056.00. . . . . 3084.55. . . . . 3019.15. . . . . . . 90.06. . . . . 4067.70. . . . . 2835.00. . . . . 24. . . . . 3050.40
AmbujaCement [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 368.55. . . . . . 366.65. . . . . . 368.95. . . . . . 371.25. . . . . . 365.60. . . . . 3120.80. . . . . . 442.95. . . . . . 274.00. . . . . 37. . . . . . 366.70
Apollo Hsp [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3770.10. . . . . 3817.40. . . . . 3761.00. . . . . 3874.75. . . . . 3761.00. . . . . . 468.76. . . . . 5930.70. . . . . 3365.90. . . . . 82. . . . . 3816.50
Asian Paints [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2790.30. . . . . 2766.60. . . . . 2785.00. . . . . 2812.30. . . . . 2760.00. . . . . 1073.04. . . . . 3588.05. . . . . 2560.25. . . . . 84. . . . . 2766.20
AurobindoPh [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 529.25. . . . . . 533.40. . . . . . 529.50. . . . . . 545.00. . . . . . 528.30. . . . . 1534.81. . . . . 1008.75. . . . . . 503.40. . . . . 21. . . . . . 533.30
AvenuSupmart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3495.50. . . . . 3639.05. . . . . 3506.00. . . . . 3657.65. . . . . 3506.00. . . . . . 859.25. . . . . 5899.90. . . . . 3185.10. . . . 146. . . . . 3638.95
Axis Bank [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 654.35. . . . . . 648.50. . . . . . 656.10. . . . . . 659.90. . . . . . 646.00. . . . . 5044.79. . . . . . 866.60. . . . . . 618.10. . . . . 15. . . . . . 648.40
Bajaj Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3679.75. . . . . 3682.75. . . . . 3700.00. . . . . 3700.00. . . . . 3663.00. . . . . . 294.98. . . . . 4249.85. . . . . 3028.35. . . . . 22. . . . . 3684.05
Bajaj Hld. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4581.35. . . . . 4705.45. . . . . 4599.80. . . . . 4750.00. . . . . 4585.05. . . . . . . 38.13. . . . . 6573.05. . . . . 3676.15. . . . . 32. . . . . 4710.25
BajajFin [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 5630.30. . . . . 5661.10. . . . . 5660.00. . . . . 5755.00. . . . . 5626.45. . . . . 1228.45. . . . . 8043.50. . . . . 5235.60. . . . . 54. . . . . 5662.05
BajajFinserv [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 11388.30. . . . 11524.70. . . . 11479.75. . . . 11748.00. . . . 11409.75. . . . . . 422.35. . . . 19319.95. . . . 10777.00. . . . 432. . . . 11519.15
BandhanBank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 270.75. . . . . . 273.45. . . . . . 272.00. . . . . . 277.50. . . . . . 268.50. . . . . 6385.52. . . . . . 349.50. . . . . . 229.65. . . . . ­. . . . . . 273.30
BergrPaintIn [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 583.70. . . . . . 575.05. . . . . . 586.00. . . . . . 589.00. . . . . . 573.30. . . . . . 722.93. . . . . . 872.00. . . . . . 543.85. . . . . 74. . . . . . 574.95
Bharti Air [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 681.90. . . . . . 684.45. . . . . . 683.30. . . . . . 689.30. . . . . . 680.05. . . . . 3494.50. . . . . . 781.90. . . . . . 511.45. . . . . ­. . . . . . 684.30
Biocon [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 311.30. . . . . . 313.55. . . . . . 312.00. . . . . . 316.70. . . . . . 311.60. . . . . 1233.14. . . . . . 414.30. . . . . . 305.00. . . . . ­. . . . . . 313.70
Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 15938.20. . . . 15634.05. . . . 15940.00. . . . 16044.90. . . . 15591.60. . . . . . . 29.22. . . . 19244.50. . . . 12940.10. . . . . 38. . . . 15630.30
BPCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 316.35. . . . . . 313.10. . . . . . 317.80. . . . . . 321.35. . . . . . 312.15. . . . . 3069.30. . . . . . 503.00. . . . . . 293.50. . . . . . 8. . . . . . 312.70
Britannia [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3700.45. . . . . 3656.60. . . . . 3709.00. . . . . 3714.00. . . . . 3636.00. . . . . . 612.52. . . . . 4152.05. . . . . 3050.00. . . . . 55. . . . . 3657.30
Cipla [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 930.65. . . . . . 937.40. . . . . . 935.00. . . . . . 949.65. . . . . . 930.25. . . . . 1532.21. . . . . 1083.15. . . . . . 850.00. . . . . 26. . . . . . 937.70
Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 182.05. . . . . . 182.45. . . . . . 183.00. . . . . . 185.20. . . . . . 181.75. . . . . 5313.75. . . . . . 209.00. . . . . . 132.80. . . . . 10. . . . . . 182.40
Colgate [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1521.60. . . . . 1530.05. . . . . 1525.65. . . . . 1537.00. . . . . 1521.25. . . . . . 245.31. . . . . 1823.00. . . . . 1375.55. . . . . 39. . . . . 1529.80
Dabur [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 525.00. . . . . . 530.70. . . . . . 528.00. . . . . . 532.80. . . . . . 526.00. . . . . 1891.63. . . . . . 658.75. . . . . . 482.20. . . . . 66. . . . . . 530.20
Divi'sLabs [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3639.55. . . . . 3610.05. . . . . 3670.00. . . . . 3678.50. . . . . 3605.25. . . . . . 342.95. . . . . 5425.00. . . . . 3365.10. . . . . 32. . . . . 3610.35
DLF Ltd [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 324.75. . . . . . 322.10. . . . . . 325.00. . . . . . 329.80. . . . . . 321.10. . . . . 4164.24. . . . . . 449.80. . . . . . 284.45. . . . . 52. . . . . . 322.10
Dr Reddy [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4354.45. . . . . 4394.20. . . . . 4364.90. . . . . 4467.50. . . . . 4351.20. . . . . . 486.90. . . . . 5613.65. . . . . 3655.00. . . . . 45. . . . . 4389.45
Eicher Motor [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2796.40. . . . . 2805.60. . . . . 2815.00. . . . . 2843.90. . . . . 2790.00. . . . . . 616.33. . . . . 2995.35. . . . . 2110.00. . . . . 48. . . . . 2799.30
Gail(India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 133.55. . . . . . 133.80. . . . . . 133.85. . . . . . 135.90. . . . . . 133.30. . . . . 4009.02. . . . . . 173.45. . . . . . 125.20. . . . . . 6. . . . . . 133.90
GlandPharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2594.50. . . . . 2526.10. . . . . 2585.00. . . . . 2604.65. . . . . 2511.00. . . . . . 199.22. . . . . 4350.00. . . . . 2495.15. . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
Godrej Cons [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 812.95. . . . . . 832.25. . . . . . 821.35. . . . . . 835.45. . . . . . 815.00. . . . . 2625.70. . . . . 1138.50. . . . . . 660.20. . . . . 60. . . . . . 832.10
Grasim [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1350.80. . . . . 1349.75. . . . . 1355.00. . . . . 1377.80. . . . . 1345.40. . . . . . 702.05. . . . . 1939.00. . . . . 1276.90. . . . . 28. . . . . 1349.50
HavellsIndia [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1133.10. . . . . 1157.10. . . . . 1139.40. . . . . 1163.85. . . . . 1135.20. . . . . 1358.55. . . . . 1503.70. . . . . . 986.95. . . . . 61. . . . . 1157.25
HCL Tech [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 984.60. . . . . . 982.15. . . . . . 987.40. . . . . 1002.65. . . . . . 978.45. . . . . 2476.05. . . . . 1377.00. . . . . . 944.35. . . . . 24. . . . . . 982.10
HDFC [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2216.85. . . . . 2202.90. . . . . 2241.00. . . . . 2245.50. . . . . 2191.40. . . . . 3289.68. . . . . 3021.10. . . . . 2026.55. . . . . 29. . . . . 2202.45
HDFC AMC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1870.25. . . . . 1862.80. . . . . 1880.00. . . . . 1893.75. . . . . 1857.00. . . . . . 260.97. . . . . 3363.00. . . . . 1690.65. . . . . 28. . . . . 1860.75
HDFC Bank [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1355.65. . . . . 1352.60. . . . . 1364.00. . . . . 1379.35. . . . . 1348.30. . . . . 7162.86. . . . . 1724.30. . . . . 1271.75. . . . . 20. . . . . 1352.00
HDFCLifeIns. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 574.30. . . . . . 564.85. . . . . . 581.00. . . . . . 581.20. . . . . . 563.25. . . . . 2528.27. . . . . . 775.65. . . . . . 497.30. . . . . 99. . . . . . 565.00
HeroMoto [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2760.45. . . . . 2737.25. . . . . 2763.30. . . . . 2770.85. . . . . 2730.00. . . . . . 401.19. . . . . 2952.60. . . . . 2148.00. . . . . 22. . . . . 2734.35
Hindalco [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 340.50. . . . . . 345.25. . . . . . 341.75. . . . . . 356.90. . . . . . 341.75. . . . 20928.57. . . . . . 636.00. . . . . . 309.00. . . . . 14. . . . . . 345.15
HPCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 226.90. . . . . . 226.25. . . . . . 227.80. . . . . . 229.00. . . . . . 223.15. . . . . 4348.49. . . . . . 354.55. . . . . . 206.70. . . . . . 5. . . . . . 225.90
HUL [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2375.20. . . . . 2401.50. . . . . 2384.50. . . . . 2412.00. . . . . 2371.60. . . . . 2463.08. . . . . 2859.10. . . . . 1901.80. . . . . 64. . . . . 2401.50
ICICI Bank [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 720.10. . . . . . 719.45. . . . . . 723.05. . . . . . 732.15. . . . . . 718.10. . . . 11460.37. . . . . . 859.70. . . . . . 633.85. . . . . 21. . . . . . 719.45
ICICILombGIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1161.80. . . . . 1187.05. . . . . 1162.00. . . . . 1195.90. . . . . 1160.50. . . . . . 923.14. . . . . 1674.00. . . . . 1070.95. . . . . 46. . . . . 1185.40
IndraprsGas [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 363.05. . . . . . 360.50. . . . . . 366.40. . . . . . 366.40. . . . . . 359.75. . . . . . 744.13. . . . . . 604.00. . . . . . 322.10. . . . . 19. . . . . . 360.50
IndusInd BK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 832.00. . . . . . 824.05. . . . . . 833.00. . . . . . 839.00. . . . . . 821.05. . . . . 1836.18. . . . . 1241.85. . . . . . 763.75. . . . . 14. . . . . . 823.95
Hind Unilever. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2401.50. . . . . . . . . . 5.35. . . . . . . . . 63.49 . . . . . . . . 3.09
PowerGrid Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 214.15. . . . . . . . . . 2.69. . . . . . . . . . . 8.88 . . . . . . . . 1.06
Bajaj Finserv . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11524.70. . . . . . . . . . 1.88. . . . . . . . . 22.06 . . . . . . . . 1.01
Bajaj Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 5661.10. . . . . . . . . . 1.87. . . . . . . . . 48.77 . . . . . . . . 2.17
Hindalco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 345.25. . . . . . . . . . 1.58. . . . . . . . . . . 5.46 . . . . . . . . 0.73
Sun Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 835.80. . . . . . . . . . 1.58. . . . . . . . . 59.17 . . . . . . . . 1.30
Tata Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 412.00. . . . . . . . . . 1.45. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.07
Bharti Airtel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 684.45. . . . . . . . . . 1.41. . . . . . . . . 45.26 . . . . . . . . 2.39
ONGC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 127.40. . . . . . . . . . 1.25. . . . . . . . . . . 3.25 . . . . . . . . 0.72
Apollo Hosp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3817.40. . . . . . . . . . 1.10. . . . . . . . . 49.52 . . . . . . . . 0.56
Dr Reddys Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4394.20. . . . . . . . . . 1.10. . . . . . . . . 33.51 . . . . . . . . 0.77
Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 860.15. . . . . . . . . . 1.03. . . . . . . . . . . 2.52 . . . . . . . . 1.00
Cipla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 937.40. . . . . . . . . . 0.83. . . . . . . . . 29.70 . . . . . . . . 0.73
Shree Cement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19565.75. . . . . . . . . . 0.83. . . . . . . . . 30.21 . . . . . . . . 0.38
UltraTech Cement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 5729.95. . . . . . . . . . 0.55. . . . . . . . . 23.06 . . . . . . . . 0.95
Tech Mahindra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1003.20. . . . . . . . . . 0.47. . . . . . . . . 17.33 . . . . . . . . 0.91
Eicher Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2805.60. . . . . . . . . . 0.29. . . . . . . . . 45.76 . . . . . . . . 0.56
JSW Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 552.65. . . . . . . . . . 0.25. . . . . . . . . . . 6.38 . . . . . . . . 0.77
UPL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 656.40. . . . . . . . . . 0.23. . . . . . . . . 11.10 . . . . . . . . 0.51
Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 182.45. . . . . . . . . . 0.19. . . . . . . . . . . 6.47 . . . . . . . . 0.55
Bajaj Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3682.75. . . . . . . . . . 0.09. . . . . . . . . 17.28 . . . . . . . . 0.69
Nestle India Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17985.00. . . . . . . . ­0.08. . . . . . . . . 81.13 . . . . . . . . 0.93
Grasim Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1349.75. . . . . . . . ­0.09. . . . . . . . . . . 8.31 . . . . . . . . 0.73
TataConsumerProducts Ltd.. . . . 729.05. . . . . . . . ­0.15. . . . . . . . . 66.18 . . . . . . . . 0.63
Adani Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 678.75. . . . . . . . ­0.53. . . . . . . . . 29.74 . . . . . . . . 0.70
HCL Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 982.15. . . . . . . . ­0.59. . . . . . . . . 19.71 . . . . . . . . 1.50
NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 140.85. . . . . . . . ­0.60. . . . . . . . . . . 8.05 . . . . . . . . 0.97
SBI Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1111.00. . . . . . . . ­0.68. . . . . . . . . 73.80 . . . . . . . . 0.72
Hero MotoCorp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2737.25. . . . . . . . ­0.69. . . . . . . . . 23.48 . . . . . . . . 0.51
BPCL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 313.10. . . . . . . . ­0.71. . . . . . . . . . . 5.81 . . . . . . . . 0.43
Titan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1954.25. . . . . . . . ­0.78. . . . . . . . . 78.93 . . . . . . . . 1.18
Divis Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3610.05. . . . . . . . ­0.86. . . . . . . . . 32.37 . . . . . . . . 0.66
ICICI Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 719.45. . . . . . . . ­1.03. . . . . . . . . 18.81 . . . . . . . . 7.22
State Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 472.15. . . . . . . . ­1.14. . . . . . . . . 11.33 . . . . . . . . 2.61
Britannia Ind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3656.60. . . . . . . . ­1.18. . . . . . . . . 58.10 . . . . . . . . 0.62
IndusInd Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 824.05. . . . . . . . ­1.18. . . . . . . . . 13.29 . . . . . . . . 0.77
HDFC Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 564.85. . . . . . . . ­2.00. . . . . . . . . 89.95 . . . . . . . . 0.76
M&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1081.95. . . . . . . . ­2.02. . . . . . . . . 18.55 . . . . . . . . 1.49
Wipro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 413.60. . . . . . . . ­2.26. . . . . . . . . 18.52 . . . . . . . . 0.88
Asian Paints. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2766.60. . . . . . . . ­2.44. . . . . . . . . 86.03 . . . . . . . . 1.80
Kotak Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1663.05. . . . . . . . ­2.63. . . . . . . . . 27.31 . . . . . . . . 3.52
Maurti Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 8348.70. . . . . . . . ­2.87. . . . . . . . . 65.01 . . . . . . . . 1.60
HDFC Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1352.60. . . . . . . . ­3.05. . . . . . . . . 19.69 . . . . . . . . 8.56
Axis Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 648.50. . . . . . . . ­3.52. . . . . . . . . 14.02 . . . . . . . . 2.47
TCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3216.30. . . . . . . . ­4.43. . . . . . . . . 30.94 . . . . . . . . 4.80
L&T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1564.90. . . . . . . . ­4.63. . . . . . . . . 21.10 . . . . . . . . 2.73
HDFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2202.90. . . . . . . . ­5.76. . . . . . . . . 16.60 . . . . . . . . 5.76
ITC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 286.90. . . . . . . . ­9.98. . . . . . . . . 22.81 . . . . . . . . 3.62
Infosys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1475.95. . . . . . ­10.06. . . . . . . . . 28.04 . . . . . . . . 7.79
Pts: Impact on index movement

TP of ₹830 based on 0.8x FY24 EV.

can be kept at 1355 IndusTowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 210.00. . . . . . 208.20. . . . . . 210.00. . . . . . 212.30. . . . . . 207.00. . . . . 1390.00. . . . . . 332.80. . . . . . 181.20. . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­ Nifty Next 50 Movers G 32.10 pts.
INFO EDGE (I). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3826.20. . . . . 3825.10. . . . . 3844.00. . . . . 3939.90. . . . . 3793.85. . . . . . 416.51. . . . . 7462.95. . . . . 3314.00. . . . . 95. . . . . 3827.40 Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%)
Infosys [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1488.00. . . . . 1475.95. . . . . 1498.80. . . . . 1509.95. . . . . 1472.00. . . . . 7379.67. . . . . 1953.70. . . . . 1367.20. . . . . 29. . . . . 1476.35 Avenuesuper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3639.05. . . . . . . . 46.86. . . . . . . 157.95 . . . . . . . . 3.18
₹1476 • Infosys Adani Transmission .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2476.30. . . . . . . . 32.51. . . . . . . 223.53 . . . . . . . . 4.06
IntGlobAviat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1648.75. . . . . 1629.45. . . . . 1640.05. . . . . 1670.00. . . . . 1619.20. . . . . . 498.70. . . . . 2379.00. . . . . 1513.30. . . . . ­. . . . . 1628.75
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
EMKAY GLOBAL IOC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 74.35. . . . . . . 73.60. . . . . . . 74.50. . . . . . . 74.50. . . . . . . 73.40. . . . 17464.69. . . . . . . 94.50. . . . . . . 67.73. . . . . . 4. . . . . . . 73.55 Sbi Cards And Pay Srv . . . . . . . .. . . . 816.55. . . . . . . . 27.84. . . . . . . . . 47.66 . . . . . . . . 1.99
Godrej Consumer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 832.25. . . . . . . . 26.13. . . . . . . . . 47.72 . . . . . . . . 3.02
NTPC (Buy) 1470 1430 1490 1510 Poised above a key support. Go I­PruLifeINS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 511.30. . . . . . 500.45. . . . . . 514.40. . . . . . 519.15. . . . . . 497.95. . . . . 1100.99. . . . . . 724.50. . . . . . 430.00. . . . . 95. . . . . . 500.20
Icici Lombard Gic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1187.05. . . . . . . . 23.07. . . . . . . . . 47.45 . . . . . . . . 2.91
Target: ₹188 short with a stop­loss at 1485 only ITC [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 291.90. . . . . . 286.90. . . . . . 293.00. . . . . . 293.00. . . . . . 285.75. . . . 18568.66. . . . . . 293.45. . . . . . 200.85. . . . . 24. . . . . . 286.75
Havells. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1157.10. . . . . . . . 21.52. . . . . . . . . 60.59 . . . . . . . . 2.78
JSWSteelLtd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 551.50. . . . . . 552.65. . . . . . 555.50. . . . . . 564.00. . . . . . 550.60. . . . . 3562.57. . . . . . 789.95. . . . . . 520.10. . . . . . 8. . . . . . 552.50
CMP: ₹140.75 on a break below 1470. Bajaj Holdings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4705.45. . . . . . . . 13.32. . . . . . . . . 12.69 . . . . . . . . 1.35
JublilntFood [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 548.30. . . . . . 555.10. . . . . . 545.35. . . . . . 563.95. . . . . . 545.35. . . . . 5470.48. . . . . . 915.49. . . . . . 451.60. . . . . 83. . . . . . 555.15 Siemens. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2560.30. . . . . . . . 12.34. . . . . . . . . 86.73 . . . . . . . . 2.19
NTPC's coal unit PLF is back to the good old Kot.Mah.Bk [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1670.90. . . . . 1663.05. . . . . 1675.00. . . . . 1694.80. . . . . 1656.95. . . . . 2642.10. . . . . 2252.45. . . . . 1627.25. . . . . 38. . . . . 1662.75 Dabur India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 530.70. . . . . . . . 11.92. . . . . . . . . 53.97 . . . . . . . . 2.98
days, with the PLF standing above 80 per ₹287 • ITC L&T [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1581.70. . . . . 1564.90. . . . . 1584.00. . . . . 1597.25. . . . . 1561.60. . . . . 1445.20. . . . . 2078.20. . . . . 1456.80. . . . . 29. . . . . 1564.45 Jubilant Foodworks . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 555.10. . . . . . . . . . 9.31. . . . . . . . . 87.61 . . . . . . . . 2.04
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT L&TInfotech [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3976.15. . . . . 3959.10. . . . . 4012.50. . . . . 4046.15. . . . . 3950.00. . . . . . 274.20. . . . . 7595.25. . . . . 3733.25. . . . . 31. . . . . 3960.60 Piramal Ent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1696.75. . . . . . . . . . 7.82. . . . . . . . . 20.26 . . . . . . . . 2.17
cent in Q1­FY23. This is the highest Q1 coal PLF Lupin [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 628.30. . . . . . 628.00. . . . . . 633.00. . . . . . 637.20. . . . . . 625.60. . . . . . 707.38. . . . . 1193.00. . . . . . 583.05. . . . . ­. . . . . . 627.40 Bandhan Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 273.45. . . . . . . . . . 6.69. . . . . . . 350.16 . . . . . . . . 1.82
since Q1­FY17 and was driven by strong power 282 279 290 293 Corrective fall has begun. Go short M&M [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1091.20. . . . . 1081.95. . . . . 1091.00. . . . . 1102.00. . . . . 1078.00. . . . . 3675.58. . . . . 1121.00. . . . . . 671.00. . . . . 26. . . . . 1082.40 Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1530.05. . . . . . . . . . 4.03. . . . . . . . . 38.59 . . . . . . . . 1.96
demand in the country. Thermal units across now and accumulate at 289. Keep Marico Ltd [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 499.50. . . . . . 492.25. . . . . . 501.90. . . . . . 503.35. . . . . . 490.95. . . . . . 842.52. . . . . . 606.00. . . . . . 455.80. . . . . 55. . . . . . 492.65 Zomato . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 55.45. . . . . . . . . . 3.77. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 0.49
the stop­loss at 292 Maruti [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 8443.35. . . . . 8348.70. . . . . 8498.50. . . . . 8508.55. . . . . 8335.00. . . . . . 610.29. . . . . 9022.00. . . . . 6540.00. . . . . 67. . . . . 8344.80 Biocon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 313.55. . . . . . . . . . 3.67. . . . . . . . . 48.79 . . . . . . . . 1.37
the country have seen an uptick in PLF. MRF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 71776.45. . . . 71221.15. . . . 72000.00. . . . 72340.00. . . . 71056.45. . . . . . . . 3.86. . . . 87579.85. . . . 62944.50. . . . . 47. . . . 71174.10
Sail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 69.60. . . . . . . . . . 3.10. . . . . . . . . . . 2.35 . . . . . . . . 0.96
The role of thermal units continues to be One 97 Communications .. . . .. . . . 656.25. . . . . . . . . . 2.29. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 0.35
MuthootFinan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1062.65. . . . . 1059.05. . . . . 1072.00. . . . . 1076.85. . . . . 1055.50. . . . . . 516.81. . . . . 1722.55. . . . . . 961.05. . . . . 11. . . . . 1059.00
₹127 • ONGC Vedanta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 217.05. . . . . . . . . . 1.80. . . . . . . . . . . 3.40 . . . . . . . . 2.32
vital now, with thermal generation S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
NestleIndia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 17994.55. . . . 17985.00. . . . 17994.55. . . . 18143.15. . . . 17900.00. . . . . . . 41.44. . . . 20599.95. . . . 16000.00. . . . . 75. . . . 17978.30 Proc & Gam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13802.60. . . . . . . . . . 1.77. . . . . . . . . 76.96 . . . . . . . . 0.76
NMDC Ltd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 108.70. . . . . . 108.60. . . . . . 109.50. . . . . . 111.35. . . . . . 108.25. . . . . 5922.69. . . . . . 186.45. . . . . . 101.60. . . . . . 3. . . . . . 108.60
accounting for 80 per cent of the Gail (India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 133.80. . . . . . . . . . 1.63. . . . . . . . . . . 4.83 . . . . . . . . 2.34
124 120 130 134 Consolidating within the NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 141.40. . . . . . 140.85. . . . . . 141.40. . . . . . 144.25. . . . . . 140.20. . . . 11370.65. . . . . . 166.30. . . . . . 111.95. . . . . . 8. . . . . . 140.75 Bank Of Baroda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 98.65. . . . . . . . . . 1.33. . . . . . . . . . . 6.43 . . . . . . . . 1.76
incremental demand in Q1­FY23 compared ONGC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 126.00. . . . . . 127.40. . . . . . 127.00. . . . . . 128.60. . . . . . 126.00. . . . 44595.74. . . . . . 194.60. . . . . . 108.50. . . . . . 4. . . . . . 127.35 Zydus Lifesciences .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 361.30. . . . . . . . . . 0.50. . . . . . . . . 17.49 . . . . . . . . 0.89
downtrend. Go short now and at
with Q1­FY22. RE/hydro met 18 per cent/3 per Petronet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 218.55. . . . . . 217.00. . . . . . 218.60. . . . . . 221.15. . . . . . 216.40. . . . . . 916.26. . . . . . 243.00. . . . . . 190.30. . . . . 10. . . . . . 216.90 Lupin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 628.00. . . . . . . . ­0.26. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.45
129 with a stop­loss at 132 PGHH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 13716.95. . . . 13802.60. . . . 13701.10. . . . 13862.00. . . . 13610.00. . . . . . . . 3.13. . . . 16466.40. . . . 12342.20. . . . . 77. . . . 13826.60 Info Edge (India) .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3825.10. . . . . . . . ­0.30. . . . . . . . . . . 3.83 . . . . . . . . 2.84
cent of the incremental demand in the Nmdc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 108.60. . . . . . . . ­0.41. . . . . . . . . . . 3.39 . . . . . . . . 1.19
PidiliteInd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2192.45. . . . . 2177.05. . . . . 2200.00. . . . . 2219.85. . . . . 2170.80. . . . . . 342.21. . . . . 2764.60. . . . . 1988.60. . . . . 87. . . . . 2176.55
quarter. ₹2433 • Reliance Ind. PiramalEntp [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1680.40. . . . . 1696.75. . . . . 1695.00. . . . . 1728.00. . . . . 1688.10. . . . . . 633.73. . . . . 3013.00. . . . . 1561.00. . . . . 70. . . . . 1695.75 Pi Industries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2646.05. . . . . . . . ­1.28. . . . . . . . . 47.58 . . . . . . . . 2.04
It is pertinent to note that while H2 of any PowerGrid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 210.70. . . . . . 214.15. . . . . . 211.00. . . . . . 215.95. . . . . . 210.95. . . . 15063.00. . . . . . 248.25. . . . . . 167.00. . . . . 11. . . . . . 214.10
Muthoot Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1059.05. . . . . . . . ­1.40. . . . . . . . . 10.54 . . . . . . . . 1.10
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Fsn E­Commerce Ventures ... . 1383.45. . . . . . . . ­1.64. . . . . 1588.64 . . . . . . . . 0.50
fiscal year sees lower power demand, 2400 2360 2460 2520 Resistance ahead. Turn around is
Pun.Natl.Bk [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 30.00. . . . . . . 29.70. . . . . . . 30.05. . . . . . . 30.25. . . . . . . 29.60. . . . 15961.68. . . . . . . 47.60. . . . . . . 28.05. . . . . 10. . . . . . . 29.70
Hdfc Asset Mgmt Cmp . . . . . . . .. . 1862.80. . . . . . . . ­1.76. . . . . . . . . 28.52 . . . . . . . . 1.18
Reliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2413.70. . . . . 2433.25. . . . . 2423.00. . . . . 2464.90. . . . . 2417.10. . . . . 8144.24. . . . . 2855.00. . . . . 2016.60. . . . . 42. . . . . 2433.20
thermal generation is higher as hydro and possible. Go short now and at 2455 SBI [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 473.45. . . . . . 472.15. . . . . . 475.15. . . . . . 480.00. . . . . . 471.00. . . . 12003.24. . . . . . 549.05. . . . . . 401.30. . . . . 13. . . . . . 472.15
Torrent Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2892.10. . . . . . . . ­2.12. . . . . . . . . 62.99 . . . . . . . . 1.36
Larsen & Toubro Info . . . . . . . . . .. . 3959.10. . . . . . . . ­2.78. . . . . . . . . 30.20 . . . . . . . . 1.73
RE generation is weak in that part of the with a stop­loss at 2475 SBICards&Pay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 786.00. . . . . . 816.55. . . . . . 789.00. . . . . . 825.65. . . . . . 786.90. . . . . 4213.94. . . . . 1165.00. . . . . . 655.70. . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­ Punjab Natl Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 29.70. . . . . . . . ­3.19. . . . . . . . . . . 8.37 . . . . . . . . 0.85
year. SBILifeInsur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1117.65. . . . . 1111.00. . . . . 1118.00. . . . . 1131.35. . . . . 1106.95. . . . . 1020.11. . . . . 1293.00. . . . . 1002.15. . . . . 74. . . . . 1110.65 Ambuja Cements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 366.65. . . . . . . . ­4.99. . . . . . . . . 21.80 . . . . . . . . 2.58
ShreeCement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 19292.40. . . . 19565.75. . . . 19388.90. . . . 19693.00. . . . 19303.80. . . . . . . 35.62. . . . 31441.05. . . . 17900.00. . . . . 30. . . . 19576.60 Acc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2148.05. . . . . . . . ­5.00. . . . . . . . . 23.77 . . . . . . . . 1.74
We maintain Buy on NTPC as the strong ₹472 • SBI Siemens [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2521.55. . . . . 2560.30. . . . . 2534.00. . . . . 2599.95. . . . . 2513.15. . . . . . 790.80. . . . . 2586.75. . . . . 1919.50. . . . . 86. . . . . 2561.00 United Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 793.05. . . . . . . . ­5.38. . . . . . . . . 71.09 . . . . . . . . 2.27
power demand should keep the utilisation S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Sun Pharma [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 829.40. . . . . . 835.80. . . . . . 829.40. . . . . . 846.80. . . . . . 826.65. . . . . 2682.73. . . . . . 966.90. . . . . . 664.10. . . . . ­. . . . . . 835.55 Adani Green Energy . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1876.40. . . . . . . . ­5.50. . . . . . . 607.83 . . . . . . . . 3.84
of coal assets high in the medium term. This, Tata Motors [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 408.45. . . . . . 412.00. . . . . . 415.00. . . . . . 418.80. . . . . . 410.20. . . . 16771.01. . . . . . 536.50. . . . . . 268.50. . . . . ­. . . . . . 412.00 Indus Towers .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 208.20. . . . . . . . ­5.55. . . . . . . . . . . 8.80 . . . . . . . . 1.72
469 464 477 483 Wait for dips and go long only if the Dlf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 322.10. . . . . . . . ­5.87. . . . . . . . . 53.14 . . . . . . . . 1.91
Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 854.55. . . . . . 860.15. . . . . . 862.00. . . . . . 879.20. . . . . . 857.80. . . . . 7905.83. . . . . 1534.60. . . . . . 827.10. . . . . . 3. . . . . . 860.30
along with growth in the RE space, bodes stock bounces from 469. Stop­loss Intglobeavi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1629.45. . . . . . . . ­6.65. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.51
TataConsuPro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 730.15. . . . . . 729.05. . . . . . 732.00. . . . . . 739.25. . . . . . 726.10. . . . . 1367.77. . . . . . 889.00. . . . . . 650.20. . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
well for the company. After including DPS as can be placed at 467 TCS [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3235.05. . . . . 3216.30. . . . . 3255.00. . . . . 3272.00. . . . . 3206.95. . . . . 2170.63. . . . . 4045.50. . . . . 3023.35. . . . . 31. . . . . 3216.15
Berger Paints India . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 575.05. . . . . . . . ­7.52. . . . . . . . . 67.06 . . . . . . . . 1.34
Gland Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2526.10. . . . . . . . ­7.90. . . . . . . . . 34.33 . . . . . . . . 0.78
part of the calculations, our SoTP value TechMahindra [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 999.95. . . . . 1003.20. . . . . 1005.00. . . . . 1021.90. . . . . . 999.00. . . . . 3045.19. . . . . 1837.75. . . . . . 944.10. . . . . 20. . . . . 1003.20
Pidilitind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2177.05. . . . . . . . ­8.40. . . . . . . . . 91.70 . . . . . . . . 3.18
stands at ₹188/share (₹180 earlier). NTPC is TitanCompany [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1962.50. . . . . 1954.25. . . . . 1967.00. . . . . 1989.10. . . . . 1940.55. . . . . 1555.35. . . . . 2767.55. . . . . 1661.85. . . . . 78. . . . . 1950.70
₹3216 • TCS Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15634.05. . . . . . . . ­9.31. . . . . . . . . 37.85 . . . . . . . . 1.28
TorrentPhar [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2904.15. . . . . 2892.10. . . . . 2919.15. . . . . 2934.50. . . . . 2885.05. . . . . . 132.29. . . . . 3304.45. . . . . 2485.00. . . . . 49. . . . . 2891.85 Mindtree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2818.10. . . . . . ­10.02. . . . . . . . . 28.10 . . . . . . . . 1.74
trading at 0.94x FY24E PB with an RoE of S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
UB [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1545.55. . . . . 1568.50. . . . . 1546.00. . . . . 1580.00. . . . . 1534.85. . . . . . 224.14. . . . . 1793.65. . . . . 1274.60. . . . 114. . . . . 1568.00 Indian Oilcorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 73.60. . . . . . ­10.23. . . . . . . . . . . 4.04 . . . . . . . . 2.69
about 12 per cent. 3200 3140 3250 3300 Key support coming up. Go long if UltraTech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 5709.05. . . . . 5729.95. . . . . 5710.50. . . . . 5763.00. . . . . 5700.35. . . . . . 307.97. . . . . 8267.00. . . . . 5158.05. . . . . 23. . . . . 5728.80 Marico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 492.25. . . . . . ­13.41. . . . . . . . . 50.71 . . . . . . . . 2.44
TCS bounces from 3200. Keep the United Spr [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 798.10. . . . . . 793.05. . . . . . 799.20. . . . . . 804.90. . . . . . 790.30. . . . . . 828.03. . . . . 1019.75. . . . . . 629.35. . . . . 62. . . . . . 792.90 CholamandInvestment&Fin.. . . . 643.00. . . . . . ­13.82. . . . . . . . . 24.52 . . . . . . . . 2.43
UPL [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 654.50. . . . . . 656.40. . . . . . 659.00. . . . . . 671.65. . . . . . 654.60. . . . . 2721.30. . . . . . 852.50. . . . . . 607.80. . . . . 42. . . . . . 656.05 Adani Enter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2246.45. . . . . . ­15.07. . . . . . . 325.12 . . . . . . . . 5.89
BusinessLine is not responsible for the recommendations stop­loss at 3180 I­Prulife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 500.45. . . . . . ­15.07. . . . . . . . . 94.75 . . . . . . . . 1.86
Vedanta [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 216.60. . . . . . 217.05. . . . . . 219.70. . . . . . 223.40. . . . . . 216.20. . . . 13760.07. . . . . . 440.75. . . . . . 206.10. . . . . . 5. . . . . . 216.85
sourced from third party brokerages. Reports may be sent Srf .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2052.70. . . . . . ­66.28. . . . . . . . . 32.21 . . . . . . . . 2.86
Wipro [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 420.30. . . . . . 413.60. . . . . . 421.10. . . . . . 423.05. . . . . . 413.05. . . . . 5756.61. . . . . . 739.80. . . . . . 402.10. . . . . 19. . . . . . 413.80
to: blmarketwatch@gmail.com S1, S2: Support 1 & 2; R1, R2: Resistance 1 & 2. Yes Bk [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 12.65. . . . . . . 12.65. . . . . . . 12.70. . . . . . . 12.85. . . . . . . 12.60. . . . 20011.97. . . . . . . 16.25. . . . . . . 10.51. . . . . ­. . . . . . . 12.65 Pts: Impact on index movement

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WEDNESDAY • JULY 6 • 2022
Crypto investors sweat on Vauld meltdown
Many approach own exchanges to
check on the safety of their investments
even as Vauld gets a lifeline from Nexo
SURABHI
Mumbai, July 5
Cryptocurrency investors in the
country are in a tizzy with
crypto exchange Vauld suspend­
ing all withdrawals, trading and
deposits on its platform with
immediate effect.
A number of investors are
reaching out to their own ex­
changes to understand the
safety of their investments. So­
cial media is also abuzz with in­
vestors and experts raising con­
cerns over the development,
wondering how this could hap­
pen and asking why influencers
were promoting the company.
Nexo to the rescue
In what could possibly provide
relief to Vauld users, London­
based cryptocurrency lender
Nexo on Tuesday announced
plans to acquire Vauld. “Nexo
has signed an indicative term­
sheet with Vauld that grants
Rupee hits fresh low amidst concerns
over trade, current account deficits
Trade deficit widened to a record $25.63 b in
June as imports shot up by 51% to $63.58 b
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, July 5
The rupee hit a fresh low
against the US dollar on Tues­
day amidst continuing for­
eign portfolio outflows, rising
oil prices, and a record trade
deficit, leading to concerns
over a wider current account
deficit.
The Indian rupee closed at a
record low of 79.37 against the
US dollar. It opened at 79.00. It
had closed at 78.95 on July 4.
Previously, the rupee hit an
intra­day low of 79.12 against
the dollar on July 1.
“The rupee has slumped to
a new record low of 79.37
against the dollar, depreciat­
ing by around 0.50 per
cent on the back of a rise in
‘More clarity needed on Cognizant wins multi-year contract from National Insurance Company
HDFC, Bank merger’
Macquarie flags
concerns over
stakes held in
subsidiaries
SURABHI
Mumbai, July 5
The RBI’s no­objection certi­
ficate for the merger of
HDFC Ltd with HDFC Bank
indicates no holding com­
pany is required but more
clarity is needed on subsidi­
aries and other conditions,
Macquarie Research
has said.
HDFC Bank
had on July 4
said it has
received a
no­objec­
tion certific­
ate from the
RBI for the
proposed com­
posite scheme
of amalgamation
of HDFC Investments
and HDFC Holdings with
and into HDFC Ltd and
HDFC Ltd with and into
HDFC Bank.
Merger in 12-15 months
“This implies that the RBI is
fine merging the above­
mentioned companies into
CM
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Nexo a 60­day exclusive explor­
atory period related to its inten­
ded acquisition of Vauld,
pending a satisfactory outcome
of the initiated due diligence
process,” the company said in a
statement.
Upon successful completion
of the transaction, Nexo plans to
acquire up to 100 per cent of
Vauld and reorganise its future
operations with the aim of accel­
erating its deeper presence in
Asia. It also said it aims to
provide immediate assistance
and alleviate withdrawal limita­
tions put in place on Vauld’s
platform.
“I understand that a lot of our
customers are nervous. We are
working tirelessly to ensure fin­
ancials are protected. To that
end, we’ve signed an indicative
term sheet with Nexo to acquire
up to 100 per cent of Vauld,” said
Darshan Bhatija, CEO, Vauld, in a
tweet, adding that the comple­
the dollar index towards a
new 20­decade peak. Besides,
heavy portfolio outflows,
soaring crude oil prices, and a
rising interest rate regime of
the major central banks have
been the key catalysts behind
this recent bout of weakness
in the rupee­dollar exchange
rate,” said Sugandha Sach­
deva, Vice­President ­ Com­
modity and Currency Re­
search, Religare Broking.
Analysts expect the rupee
to weaken to less than 80
against the dollar.
She further said, “We fore­
see the Indian rupee heading
lower towards the 80­81 zone
against the dollar, though the
RBI is expected to proactively
intervene in the markets to
HDFC Bank without need­
ing to set up a holding
company. The structure is
kept simple removing a ma­
jor overhang, in our view,”
Macquarie said in a note on
Tuesday.
Noting that the RBI’s ap­
proval is subject to certain
conditions, it said clarity is
required on their stakes in
subsidiaries, exemption­
s and timeline extensions
related to priority sector re­
quirements, CRR and SLR.
“We expect clarity to
emerge in the July
16 earnings call,”
it said.
Until now,
stock ex­
changes
and the RBI
have ap­
proved the
merger. More
approvals will
be required and
HDFC Chairman
Deepak Parekh has indic­
ated a 12­15 month timeline
for the merger to be
completed.
On Tuesday, the HDFC
Bank scrip was down 0.25
per cent on the BSE, while
HDFC Ltd shares were down
0.59 per cent.
Vauld is not the only platform facing headwinds. A number of
crypto exchanges across the world are in a similar situation
tion of this transaction is
pending due diligence, which
both teams are working on.
Lack of regulation
Experts, however, point out that
the lack of regulations on
cryptocurrencies in India
means that in case of distress, in­
vestors will have few fallback op­
tions. Anupam Shukla, Partner,
Pioneer Legal, said, “Consider­
ing that cryptocurrency ex­
changes are largely operating in
an unregulated space in India,
there is a lack of clarity as to the
Previously, the rupee hit an
intra-day low of 79.12 against
the dollar on July 1 SUDERSHAN V
curb the pace of decline in the
domestic currency.”
Trade deficit widened
India’s trade deficit widen­
ed to a record $25.63 billion in
June as imports shot up
by 51.02 per cent to $63.58 bil­
lion, according to prelimin­
ary data.
Nomura said it expects the
current account deficit to be
OUR BUREAU
Chennai, July 5
Cognizant Technology Solu­
tions has been selected as a
technology provider by Na­
tional Insurance Company
Ltd (NICL) to accelerate and
help manage its digital
transformation.
NICL is one of India’s lead­
legal recourse available to In­
dian investors. Indian investors
in Vauld would be governed by
the terms of use of Vauld. As per
the terms of use, the investors
are governed by the laws of
Singapore, with the Singapore
courts having exclusive jurisdic­
tion. In this case, Indian in­
vestors will have to initiate pro­
ceedings in Singapore courts if
they are unable to recover their
funds.” He further said that a fair
and robust regulatory frame­
work is needed for exchanges of­
fering services in India.
3.3 per cent of GDP in fiscal
2022­23, up from 1.2 per
cent in 2021­22.
“We see multiple head­
winds, including weakening
India BoP dynamics, aggress­
ive Fed hikes, and rising US re­
cession risks, which should
drive INR weakness in coming
months, with USD/INR at 82
by the third quarter of 2022
and 81 by the fourth quarter
of 2022,” it said in a note.
Anindya Banerjee, VP, Cur­
rency Derivatives and Interest
Rate Derivatives at Kotak Se­
curities, attributed the fall to
a sharp sell­off in EURUSD due
to recessionary fears that
triggered a risk­off trend
across global equities.
“A double whammy of
weak equities and a strong US
Dollar Index caused the rupee
to depreciate against the US
dollar,” Banerjee said.
ing public­sector general in­
surance companies. NICL
awarded the multi­year
mandate to the US­based
software company with a
large presence in India to el­
evate its technology
roadmap, help manage its
centralised web­based core
insurance solution compris­
Singapore­based Vauld was
founded in 2018 and offers
crypto­based lending, borrow­
ing and trading. It also enables
users to use their cryptos for
fixed deposits with interest
rates as high as 12.68 per cent.
Suspension of services
On July 4, Darshan Bhatija, CEO
of Vauld, said the company was
suspending all withdrawals,
trading and deposits on its plat­
form with immediate effect, cit­
ing financial challenges. Previ­
ously on June 21, the company
had announced plans to cut
headcount by 30 per cent due to
the economic slowdown.
The government has said tax­
ing cryptocurrencies does not
provide them legitimacy, while
the Reserve Bank of India has
also highlighted its concerns
around such assets.
However, Vauld is not the only
platform facing headwinds.
Many crypto exchanges globally
are in a similar situation, in
what is being called the “crypto
winter” as cryptocurrency mar­
kets crash.
WEEKLY RUPEE VIEW
No immediate relief on the cards
Overall bear trend
remains strong
AKHIL NALLAMUTHU
BL Research Bureau
The Indian rupee (INR) ex­
tended its fall against the
dollar (USD) to hit a fresh
low of 79.38 on Tuesday.
It depreciated by a little
over half­a­per cent to end
Tuesday’s session at 79.37.
Year­to­date rupee’s loss
versus the US dollar is now
at 6.8 per cent.
The dollar, after a pause,
seems to have begun to rally
again. Crude oil prices are
also firm despite concerns
about demand disruption
induced by a possible
recession.
The widening trade deficit
and foreign capital outflows
are also giving the Indian
currency a tough time. A
ing multiple applications,
underlying technology in­
frastructure and security,
and provide consulting ser­
vices, among other things.
Cognizant will also sup­
port NICL’s technology
roadmap by leveraging di­
gital technologies such as ar­
tificial intelligence, machine
Most crypto traders facing issues
with new tax rules, says survey
HARIPRIYA SUREBAN
Bengaluru, July 5
A survey reveals that 83 per cent
of active cryptocurrency traders
have issues with the recent tax
implementation and that it has
deterred their trading frequency.
In addition, around 24 per
cent of respondents are contem­
plating shifting their trading
activities to international ex­
changes owing to the high taxa­
tion. Further, 29 per cent of the
respondents traded less than in
the pre­tax period.
The findings are from the
‘Trader Sentiment Survey’ con­
ducted by two crypto exchanges,
WazirX and Zebpay. The report
surveyed 9,500 traders who had
actively traded from the begin­
ning of the year till April 15.
Rajagopal Menon, Vice­Presid­
ent, WazirX, said, “It is important
that the regulations support the
inclusive growth of all stakehold­
ers involved. The survey results
stipulate the need to reform cer­
tain conditions to aid the growth
of crypto investors in the coun­
government release shows
that the preliminary trade
deficit in June stood at
$25.63 billion, compared to
$9.61 billion in June 2021.
Notably, the deficit in
April­June 2022­23 was recor­
ded at $70.25 billion. Accord­
ing to the latest NSDL (Na­
tional Securities Depository
Limited) data, net FPI (For­
eign Portfolio Investors)
outflows in the first half of
calendar year 2022 were at
nearly $30 billion. In June,
the net outflows stood at
$6.6 billion.
learning, automation, and
microservices­based
architecture.
According to a Cognizant
release, the company will
help NICL improve customer
experience at every step of
their journey, including ap­
plications, claims pro­
cessing, and underwriting,
NEWS
The report surveyed 9,500 traders who had actively traded from
the beginning of the year till April 15
try, which will result in economic
prosperity. The tax regime needs
to be balanced to encourage par­
ticipation and revive trading
volumes.”
Lesser trading
According to the survey, 27 per
cent of the respondents sold over
50 per cent of their portfolio be­
fore April 1, whereas 57 per cent
sold under 10 per cent. In the cur­
rent scenario, revenue from tax
collections for the government
will decline as 27 per cent of cus­
Moreover, market senti­
ment is not encouraging as
the possibility of a recession
is keeping investors away
from risky assets.
This also means that dol­
lar demand can rise further
and this can put more
downward pressure on the
domestic unit. The charts,
too, indicate a strong bear­
ish trend for the rupee.
Hurdles at 79.20 and 79
Although there has been
some consolidation in the
past few sessions, INR fell on
Tuesday to mark a new low
of 79.38. Thus, the overall
bear trend remains strong.
Although 79.50 can offer
some support, a fall to 80 is
likely within a couple of
weeks. But if there is a recov­
ery from here, the rupee can
face hurdles at 79.20 and 79.
The dollar index (DXY)
while continuing to improve
ease of doing business,
provide greater operational
agility and efficiency, applic­
ation security, financial and
regulatory compliance, and
drive business growth.
“We are committed to sup­
porting the forward­looking
technology vision of Na­
7
tomers (34 per cent of traders
and 23 per cent of holders) said
they will trade less than earlier
owing to the current taxation
policy.
The survey was conducted
among a pool of traders and
holders. The traders were classi­
fied as those who traded every
day, more than five times a week,
or at least more than twice a
week and the holders were those
who traded a few times a month
or were invested for the long
term.
bounced off the 21­day mov­
ing average last week and
on Tuesday made a higher
high by surpassing the prior
peak of 105.8 made in mid­
June.
Currently trading at a
little above 106.2, the
chances for a further rally
are high. The nearest resist­
ance is seen at 108 and the
next one at 110.
Impact of FPI outflows
Continued FPI outflows and
risk­off sentiment in the
market is weighing on the
Indian currency. The charts
also show bearish price ac­
tion in the rupee.
Given the current circum­
stances, INR is expected to
hit the 80­mark within a
week or two. Even if there is
a recovery from here, it can
be capped at 79 at least in
the short term.
tional Insurance Company
and facilitating their digital
transformation journey,”
said Achal Kataria, Vice­Pres­
ident and India Country
Head, Cognizant.
While the company offi­
cial declined to give the deal
size, NICL will be the largest
client in India for Cognizant.
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8 COMMODITIES/AGRI-BUSINESS
Parboiled rice turns pricey, lifts exports of brokens
Indian prices are still
competitive against
Pakistan, Thailand
by over $40/tonne
SUBRAMANI RA MANCOMBU
Chennai, July 5
The demand for Indian broken
rice has increased after prices of
parboiled rice surged over the
past 10 days after the Centre
raised the minimum support
price (MSP) for paddy for the
current crop year and
Bangladesh cut the import duty
on rice, according to exporters.
For the current crop year that
began on July 1, the Centre has
fixed the MSP at ₹2,040 a
quintal — up ₹100 from last
crop year. On June 22,
Bangladesh cut the import duty
Recession fears lift gold Q1 coffee shipments up 37% at $318 million
but drag crude oil down Higher prices,
REUTERS
July 5
Gold fell on Tuesday pressured by
rate hike expectations and a
stronger dollar, but growing re­
cession fears kept haven bullion
above the key support level of
$1,800 an ounce.
Spot gold was down 0.4 per
cent to $1,801.20 per ounce by
0907 GMT, while US gold futures
were little changed at $1,800.80.
The dollar firmed near two­dec­
ade peaks, making gold less at­
tractive for overseas buyers.
Spot silver fell 0.5 per cent to
$19.86 per ounce, while platinum
dropped 1.3 per cent to $873.94,
and palladium was little changed
at $1,923.40.
Pares gains
Brent oil prices dipped, reversing
earlier gains of $1, as concerns of a
possible global recession curtail­
ing fuel demand outweighed sup­
ply disruption fears, highlighted
by a potential production cut in
Norway.
Insecticides India
ropes in Ajay
Devgn as brand
ambassador
OUR BUREAU
Bengaluru, July 5
Crop protection firm Insect­
icides (India) Ltd (IIL) has roped
in Bollywood actor Ajay Devgn as
its brand ambassador. With the
support of Devgn, the company
intends to spread the message of
judicious use of agrochemicals,
besides providing information
about their products and boost­
ing farmer awareness to the
grassroots level, IIL said in a
statement.
Rajesh Aggarwal, Managing
Director, IIL, said, “With IIL enter­
ing the next phase of growth, we
are sure that his popularity,
along with the credibility of our
products, will help us to increase
the penetration of our commu­
nication in our existing markets
as well as newer markets.”
Focus on new range
IIL’s Tractor Brand range of crop
protection and nutrition have a
pan­India presence today with
its team of more than 500 crop
advisors. The company is focus­
ing on its new range of products
launched this year like Shinwa,
Izuki and Torry, which will make
a difference to the farmers in
terms of the better productivity
and providing them with cost­ef­
fective solutions.
Plans afoot for ‘plant protein cluster’ in Nagpur
Aims to develop localised supply chain
for plant-based food export
OUR BUREAU
Mangaluru, July 5
Plant Based Foods Industry As­
sociation (PBFIA), with the
support of the Nagpur Dall
Millers Cluster, will set up a
plant protein cluster in Nag­
pur, Maharashtra.
Speaking at a workshop on
plant­based food export, San­
jay Sethi, Executive Director of
PBFIA, proposed the setting
up of India's “first plant pro­
tein cluster” for the develop­
ment of a much­needed local­
ised supply chain.
Many global food compan­
ies focusing on plant­based
proteins source their raw ma­
CM
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on rice to 25 per cent from 62.5
per cent. “Parboiled prices for
exports have increased to $380­
390 a tonne now from around
$350 before Bangladesh
lowered the Customs duty. This
has resulted in some buyers like
some from Djibouti seeking
broken white rice instead of
parboiled,” said VR Vidya Sagar,
Director, Bulk Logix.
Chinese demand
Despite the hike in prices, In­
dian parboiled rice is the most
competitive in the global mar­
ket. According to the Thailand
Rice Exporters Association data,
Indian parboiled rice is at least
$40 a tonne lower than
Pakistan’s offering.
“Broken rice is in demand
from China and South­East Asia
too. Enquiries from South­East
Brent crude futures for Septem­
ber settlement fell by 0.5 per cent
to $112.89 a barrel by 0638 GMT. US
West Texas Intermediate crude
climbed 1.1 per cent to $109.58 a
barrel, from Friday’s close.
“Oil is still struggling to break
out from its current recessionary
malaise as the market pivots away
from inflation to economic des­
pair,” Stephen Innes of SPI Asset
Management said in a note.
Still, oil prices have found sup­
port from supply concerns stem­
ming from Western sanctions on
shipments from Russia over the
Ukraine conflict, worries about
the ability of major West Asian
producers to increase output and
now labour disputes in Norway.
India Rubber Meet from
July 22, to discuss challenges
OUR BUREAU
Kochi, July 5
A two­day India Rubber Meet
(IRM) 2022 will be held in Ko­
chi from July 22 to discuss the
challenges and opportunities
in the rubber sector.
Anupriya Singh Patel, Min­
ister of State for Commerce &
Industry, will inaugurate the
meet, which will also discuss
ways to stimulate innovative
ideas and plan strategically
for a more sustainable future.
The theme of IRM is “Natural
Rubber for a Sustainable
Future”.
Satish Sharma,
Chairman, Auto­
motive Tyre Man­
ufacturers’ Asso­
ciation (ATMA),
will be the
Guest of Hon­
our during the
inaugural func­
tion.
The speakers in­
clude John Baffes (Senior Agri­
cultural Economist, Develop­
ment Economics Prospects
Group, World Bank), RB
Premadasa (Secretary­Gen­
eral, Association of Natural
Rubber Producing Countries,
Kuala Lumpur), Abdul Aziz SA
Kadir (Secretary­General, In­
ternational Rubber Research
and Development Board, Ku­
terials from the Asian market,
he said.
Eat Just, a US­based produ­
cer of plant­based egg altern­
atives, procures its main in­
gredient — mung beans
(indigenous to the Indian sub­
continent) —from Myanmar
rather than the main produ­
cer, India, he said.
“Perhaps we are using a lot
of fertiliser, or there are other
aspects we need to identify be­
fore the competition seizes
the chance. Hence, it serves as
a wake­up call for India to take
action,” he said.
A statement from the asso­
ciation said the cluster will
Asia are a tad lower in view of
broken rice prices ruling higher
than last year. China is buying
broken rice but it could slow its
purchases from next month as
its crop is set to arrive,” said M
improved volumes
aid the rise
VISHWANATH KULKARNI
Bengaluru, July 5
After clocking a record billion
dollars in export value during
2021­22 fiscal, Indian coffee ship­
ments have made a good start in
the current financial year.
Higher prices, improving de­
mand coupled with the in­
creased availability of beans for
shipments have contributed to
the good export performance
during the April­June quarter,
which has also been aided by a
strong dollar.
Traditionally, the April­June
quarter is a peak shipment
period for Indian coffee. Based
on the permits issued by the Cof­
fee Board, in volume terms, ship­
ments were up 13 per cent at 1.13
lakh tonnes during the April­
June quarter this year against
0.99 lakh tonnes posted in the
same quarter last year.
Shipments were up 37 per cent
ala Lumpur), S Supramaniam
(President, Malaysian Rubber
Glove Manufactures
Association).
Key topics
Internationally renowned
speakers will talk on topics
such as ‘Sustainability in rub­
ber sector’, ‘Avenues in spe­
cialty applications’, ‘Chal­
lenges and opportunities in
rubber product manufactur­
ing’, ‘Supply chain strategies’,
‘Sustainable farming prac­
tices’, etc.
There will be a panel dis­
cussion by experts
and key stakehold­
ers from different
segments of rub­
ber industry.
IRM 2022 is
organised un­
der the aegis of
India Rubber
Meet Forum (IRMF),
a society formed
jointly by Rubber Board and
the stakeholder associations
in rubber and related sectors.
A national level organizing
committee under the chair­
manship of KN Raghavan (Ex­
ecutive Director, Rubber
Board) with the representa­
tion of all segments of the
rubber industry has been con­
stituted to organise the event.
Sanjay Sethi, Executive
Director, Plant Based Foods
Industry Association,
addresses a workshop on
plant-based food export held
in Mangaluru
aim to make India a credible
global supplier of plant pro­
teins. Nagpur is a strategic loc­
ation because of the availabil­
ity of raw materials, workforce
and land.
Its connectivity to Telan­
gana (Adilabad), Madhya Pra­
Madan Prakash, President, Agri
Commodities Exporters Associ­
ation (ACEA).
According to the US Depart­
ment of Agriculture (USDA),
China’s imports will continue at
a record pace for feed purposes.
Better $ realisation
“Almost 100 per cent of broken
rice consignments are cur­
rently heading to China. Prices
are gaining due to higher US
dollar realisation,” said Delhi­
based exporter Rajesh Paharia
Jain.
Though Bangladesh has
opened up its market for more
imports through the duty cut,
the USDA said purchases from
India, its main supplier, would
be weak. Still, it projects India’s
rice exports at 22 million tonnes
(mt) this calendar year.
Good beginning
(Coffee exports for April-June 2022)
Volume (tonnes)
Value in $ million
Value in ~ crore
Average realisation (~ per tonne)
Source: Coffee Board
in dollar terms at $318.96 million.
Similarly, in rupee terms, exports
during the June quarter were up
43.61 per cent at ₹2,461 crore. The
average realisation was up by 27
per cent at ₹2.17 lakh per
tonne due to higher
global prices.
India’s coffee
shipments had
touched a record
$1,030.55 million
in 2021­22 — up , 40
per cent over $735
million the previous
year. However, shipments
marginally fell short of the tar­
getted $1,070 million.
For the current financial year,
the export target has been in­
creased marginally to $1,088 mil­
Samunnati, SBI
in partnership
to finance FPOs
VISHWANATH KULKARNI
Bengaluru, July 5
Agri finance company
Samunnati has entered into a
co­lending partnership with
State Bank of India for finan­
cing farmer producer organ­
isations (FPOs). The initial
outlay is ₹100 crore, Samun­
nati said in a statement.
Leveraging SBI’s vast re­
sources, the partnership will
enable Samunnati to reach
more FPOs with customised
financial solutions at afford­
able interest rates, it said. It
will also enhance SBI’s out­
reach to the under­served
segment of small­holder
farmers by leveraging
Samunnati’s experience with
the FPO sector, the statement
said.
SBI and Samunnati have
also entered into a non­finan­
cial MoU to develop the FPO
sector, mainstream it as an
asset class and increase the
awareness of this class of
farmer­owned institutions in
the banking sector.
Samunnati works with a
network of over 3,000 farmer
collectives with six million­
plus members and solutions
spanning agri finance, agri
Commerce, and advisory
services.
desh (Chhindwara, Jabalpur),
and Chhattisgarh (Rajn­
andgaon) is an added factor,
the statement said.
Manohar Bhojwani, Chair­
man of Nagpur Dall Millers
Cluster, said as an efficient al­
ternative to animal proteins,
moong beans, chickpeas, mil­
lets and other plant protein
raw material offer a range of
opportunities for
value­addition.
The statement said the
plant­based food market is ex­
pected to grow from ₹2,000
crore in 2022 to ₹40,000 crore
by 2032.
VK Vidyarthi, General Man­
ager, Agricultural and Pro­
cessed Food Exports Develop­
ment Authority (APEDA), said
plant­based food could have
The Food and Agriculture Or­
ganisation (FAO) said though
prices of rice increased for the
fifth consecutive month in the
global market in May, Indian
rice was competitive as the ar­
rivals from the Rabi harvest
continued.
“India is competitive since In­
dian exporters sell at $20­30 a
tonne discount,” Jains said.
‘No replacement”
BV Krishna Rao, President, The
Rice Exporters Association of In­
dia (TREA), said broken white
rice cannot replace parboiled in
Africa. “Barring Senegal and
Ivory Coast, no other African
country buys broken rice. Even
if broken rice rules higher than
other varieties, they will buy
this variety as they are used to
it,” he said.
Q1 FY 23 Q1 FY 22 % Change
1,13,018 99,859 13.17
318.96 232.77 37.02
2,461.93 1,714.27 43.61
2,17,835 1,71,668 26.89
lion, said KG Jagadeesha, CEO
and Secretary, Coffee Board. “The
first quarter shipments have
been good. In the current
quarter also, we expect a decent
performance. Prices are
good and on that
count, we have an
advantage and we
will be able to
achieve the tar­
get,” he said.
No war impact
The Ukraine war has
had no major impact on
Indian shipments, Jagadeesha
said. However, payments are not
being realised on time. Once the
rupee­rouble payment mechan­
ism is formalised, there will be a
Speeding up cultivation
Farm workers transplanting paddy on a field at a village in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh. Kharif rice transplanting operations
have gathered momentum with the monsoon’s deficit shrinking and rain covering most parts of the country. Until last
week, the area under rice was lower by over 16 lakh hectares (lh) compared with the year-ago period. PTI
enhanced export potential.
“We are working to create ex­
port standards for vegan
products to address the huge
overseas opportunity, based
on the principle of ‘Ahimsa
Parmo Dharma’ , increasing
farmers’ income and address­
ing climate change,” he said.
PBFIA said it aims to create a
network of organisations,
food handlers, start­ups, in­
vestors, and consumers, be­
sides disseminating technical
and market information and
research to aid the growth of
businesses in the plant­based
food sector.
It will also highlight the role
of the industry in promoting
health, food security, fair prac­
tices, and meeting sustainable
development goals.
He said parboiled rice prices
generally tend to vary between
$360 and $390 depending on
whether it was the peak or lean
arrival season. “Prices have been
behaving this way over the last
5­7 years,” he said.
Rice prices have also gained
on the increase in MSP for the
current crop year. “The rise in
MSP has resulted in open mar­
ket prices increasing sharply,”
said Bulk Logix’s Sagar.
“Broken rice prices are ruling
higher because in the domestic
market it is being diverted as
poultry feed,” said ACEA’s
Prakash.
According to the Agricultural
and Processed Food Products
Export Development Authority
(APEDA), rice exports in April
were lower at 1.35 mt against
1.68 in April last year.
jump in shipments, he said. Rus­
sia is a major buyer of Indian in­
stant coffees.
Ramesh Rajah, President of
the Coffee Exporters Association,
attributes the good performance
to higher prices and improved
availability of beans due to a
good crop.
The volume growth was aided
by carry­over stocks and the
spillover demand from last year.
“Lot of contracts from last year
that were delayed due to the
Covid were shipped out during
the quarter. There was a slight
window during the quarter,
when container availability be­
came better, helping exporters
to ship out coffees fast. There was
also pressure from the buyers for
quick shipments due to the de­
cline in their inventories,” Rajah
said.
On the outlook for the current
quarter, Rajah said shipments
should be good. Though there
was a temporary impact due to
the war, things seem to be norm­
alising on the shipments, he
said.
Initiate shorts on MCX lead;
keep the stop­loss at ₹184
COMMODITY CALL
AKHIL NALLAMUTHU
BL Research Bureau
The price of lead had been
consolidating for quite a
long time. Consequently,
the continuous contract of
lead on the MCX (Multi
Commodity Exchange) was
oscillating between ₹180
and ₹195 from September
2021 to June this year.
Nevertheless, towards the
end of June, it broke below
the support at ₹180. Last
week, it closed at ₹175 and,
technically, this can be
taken as a confirmation for
a bearish reversal, at least as
a short­term view.
Bay readies triggers to send
heavy rain to Central India
The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts has
predicted heavy to very heavy rain for Central India, parts of West
India and along the West Coast until Wednesday evening
WWW.METEOLOGIX.COM/IN
VINSON KURIAN
Thiruvananthapuram, July 5
Heavy to very heavy rainfall is
forecast over East, Central and
North­West India and the West
Coast for at least the next 10 days
under the influence of a low­
pressure area and likely success­
ive systems topped by a mon­
soon depression in the second
week of July, promising to more
than wipe out the rainfall defi­
cit and set off flooding rains.
Contrarian sea signals
This is even as the Australian
Bureau of Meteorology (BoM)
assessed that the 2021­22 La
Nina in the Equatorial Pacific,
considered monsoon­friendly,
may have just ended. But obser­
vations and climate model out­
looks suggest La Nina may re­
form later in the year, giving
only breathing space for the Pa­
cific. As a result, the BoM has
continued to maintain La Nina
watch. This means there is
around a 50 per cent chance
that La Niña may re­form later
this year. This is approximately
double the normal likelihood.
On the other hand, the Indian
Ocean Dipole (IOD) index has
been very close to or exceeded
the negative IOD thresholds
over the past four weeks.
This means a negative IOD
event, which is not good for the
Indian monsoon, is increas­
From the current level of
₹175, the nearest support
can be found at ₹166. Sub­
sequent support is at ₹158.
At ₹158 lies the 50 per
cent Fibonacci retracement
level of the rally between
the March 2020 low of
₹118.85 and the high of ₹198
in early March 2022.
This makes ₹158 a signi­
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ingly likely this year. But the
mixed fortunes from the seas
from both the country’s own
backyard, and away from it, do
not seem to have made an im­
pression on the monsoon.
Heavy clouds converge
Heavy clouds had lined the Gu­
jarat coast as well as the West
Coast, extending from Maha­
rashtra and Coastal Karnataka
to Kerala. They were also parked
inland over Central India and
East India.
Also on Tuesday morning, the
rain­driving low­pressure area
moved West through the previ­
ous night to set up a perch over
central parts of Madhya Pra­
desh. The all­important mon­
soon trough over land passed
through Jaisalmer, Bhilwara,
the ‘low’ over Central Madhya
Pradesh, Pendra Road,
Sambhalpur and Balasore be­
fore dipping into the East­Cent­
ral Bay, active but slightly dis­
placed from its ideal alignment.
It acts as the highway for mon­
soon flows from the Bay to pen­
etrate Central India. Mean­
while, the unusual trough from
North­West Rajasthan to North­
Central Arabian Sea too per­
sisted, forcing the trademark
offshore trough to confine itself
to a stretch from Gujarat to Ma­
harashtra coast, where the
monsoon is most active.
ficant support, and a de­
cline below this is less
likely.
But there is a possibility
for the contract to retest
the support­turned­resist­
ance level of ₹180 before
falling below ₹170.
Traders can consider ini­
tiating fresh short posi­
tions at the current level
of ₹175 and short more
when the contract sees a
rally to ₹180. Place stop­
loss at ₹184.
When the contract
drops to ₹166, exit three­
fourth of the shorts and
tighten the stop­loss to
₹172. Exit the remaining
short when price touches
₹158.
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Grievances of social-media users ‘still low’ ‘Delhi cab aggregators, food-delivery

Data show that content moderation was
driven mainly by proactive action of firms
AYUSHI KAR
Mumbai, July 5
Even as the Centre plans to set
up an appellate authority for
content moderation, data re­
leased by tech giants show
that only a minuscule num­
ber of users of social media
platforms lodged grievances.
Social­media transparency
reports show that user griev­
ances account for a small frac­
tion of all the content moder­
ation done by big tech
platforms such as Facebook,
Twitter and Whatsapp.
For instance, of the 17.5 mil­
lion proactive content­mod­
eration actions taken by Face­
book, only 835 were user
grievances. Experts note that
the government needs to take
action to ensure that social­
media companies make their
redressal mechanisms more
accessible to users.
The Ministry of Electronics
and Information and Techno­
logy released a fresh set of
proposed amendments to the
IT Rules 2021 last month,
among which the need for a
government appellate forum
to address user grievances sat­
isfactorily was floated. How­
ever, experts argue that in­
stead of considering an
appellate body, the govern­
ment should ensure that
users are able to easily submit
their grievances with the so­
cial­media platform.
IT Rules
A key part of the IT rules 2021,
proposed last year, was to
make social­media compan­
ies more accountable, partic­
ularly in addressing user
grievances on objectionable
content and other issues
users encountered while us­
ing the platform.
This involved the assign­
ment of a resident grievance
officer as well as setting dead­
lines for a company’s resident
grievance officer to acknow­
ledge and dispose of a user’s
grievances. Companies were
NO TIME FOR GRIEVANCES
Feb 1- May 31, 2022 Google Twitter Facebook Instagram Whatsapp
Proactive
removal (in million) 1.5 0.17 79 11.6 6.41
User complaint
lodged 1,59,796 5,829 2,630 22,315 2,304
In percentage 10.60 3.45 0.00 0.20 0.03
also mandated to release which it proactively removed.
monthly compliance reports, Facebook was the worse­per­
where the company’s overall forming, which lodged only
content moderation actions, 2,630 (0.003 per cent) user
as well as total number of grievances in the past four
user grievances received, months; meanwhile, it re­
needed to be disclosed. moved almost 80 million
Twelve months on, a very pieces of content. This data is
small fraction of users have in line with Facebook’s own
been lodging grievances with oversight body’s comments,
social­media platforms (a few which noted that India gener­
hundreds),while the top plat­ ally reports low user
forms are proactively culling complaints.
millions of pieces of content However, experts warn that
every month. given the differing nature of
BusinessLine analysed the content in each of these plat­
past four months (February 1 forms, they should not be
to May 31) of transparency re­ compared with each other.
ports of Google, Twitter, What­ However, experts agree that
sapp, Instagram and Face­ user complaints lodged each
book. Google had the most month are still very few.
number of grievances lodged
by consumers, accounting for Accessibility
10 per cent of the content, Experts agree that grievance
redressal mechanisms for big
tech needs to be made more
accessible.
Anandita Mishra, Associate
Litigation Counsel at the In­
ternet Freedom Foundation,
notes that the appellate com­
mittee that the government
wants to set up will not drive
further engagement as far as
users lodging their griev­
ances are concerned.
“As per the amendments
proposed, the committee will
look at users appealing to the
government, in case tech
companies are not able to sat­
isfactorily address their griev­
ances. Therefore, social­media
companies will remain the
first point of contact for users
always.
“However, this committee
could increase the govern­
ment’s hand in content mod­
eration on these platforms
even more. The government
could moderate content, far
beyond its mandate provided
under the fundamental right
to speech, by using this com­
mittee. It all depends on the
composition of the commit­
tee.”
firms must transition to EVs by 2030’
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, July 5
The Delhi government, on
Tuesday, floated a draft of the
Delhi Motor Vehicle Aggreg­
ator Scheme, which man­
dates all cab aggregators, E­
commerce and food­delivery
platforms to shift to electric
vehicles (EVs) by 2030.
₹50,000 penalty
Entities that fail to comply
with the norms would be
slapped with a penalty of
₹50,000 per vehicle.
The Delhi government’s
Transport Department has
uploaded the draft scheme on
its website, and has asked all
stakeholders to share their
views on the same by
July­end.
The scheme proposes a
staggered implementation of
the transition to three­
wheeler EVs. Post the notifica­
tion of the scheme, aggregat­
ors must ensure that 10 per
cent of the fleet should trans­
ition to EVs at the end of the
first six months. Sub­
sequently, within one year of
the notification, 25 per cent of
an aggregator’s fleet should
comprise EVs. Besides, 50 per
cent, 75 per cent and 100 per
cent transition has to be ef­
fected within two years, three
years and four years,
respectively.
“All new three­wheelers on­
boarded for passenger trans­
port by the aggregators, after
completion of four years of
the notification of the
scheme, shall only be electric
three­wheelers,” said the
draft scheme.
Further, the aggregator
shall be required to transition
to an all­electric fleet by April
1, 2030. The existing conven­
tional vehicles on­boarded by
the aggregator shall be liable
for fine and challan as per sec­
tion 3.7 of the scheme, it
added.
For four­wheeler EVs, the
first 5 per cent should come
within six months of the en­
forcer of the scheme’s notific­
ation, followed by 15 per cent
(within one year), 25 per cent
(two years), 50 per cent (three
years), 75 per cent in four
years and 100 per cent (within
five years).
“All new four­wheelers on­
boarded by the aggregators,
after completion of five years
of the notification of the
scheme, shall only be electric
vehicles. Further, the aggreg­
ator shall be required to
transition to an all­electric
fleet by April 1, 2030. The exist­
ing conventional vehicles on­
boarded by the aggregator
shall be liable for fine and
challan as per section 3.7 of
the scheme,” said the draft.
The draft policy also lays
down guidelines for cab ag­
gregators to take action
against errant drivers.

Mobile phone imports fell 33% in FY22: Crisil
‘India has become
self-sufficient on
consumption front’
AYUSHI KAR
Bengaluru, July 5
Thanks to the production­linked
incentive scheme for mobile
phones, India’s mobile imports
decreased 33 per cent year­on­
year in FY22, according to a re­
search report by credit rating
firm Crisil. Dependency on
China reduced to 60 per cent
from 64 per cent in FY21, and is
expected to fall further in the
medium term.
With a rise in production, im­
port of electronic components
essential for mobile assembling/
manufacturing also increased 27
per cent year­on­year. The Crisil
report noted that with the do­
mestic output rising, India has
become largely self­sufficient on
the consumption front, even as
mobile consumption increased
by 15­20 per cent during FY22.
Crisil estimates that Indian
consumption will reach ₹3.5­
lakh crore to ₹4­lakh crore in
2024, as the mobile life cycle re­
duces and financing options be­
come more replete. However,
the report also noted that the
rising domestic output was un­
able to bolster India’s export pos­
ition globally.
Due to the support of the PLI
scheme, export of mobile
phones increased by 56 per cent
year­on­year, and are expected to
touch 1­lakh crore to 1.2 lakh
crore over fiscal 2023 and 2024.
However despite of the signific­
ant gains in exports, Crisil notes
that India’s share in global ex­
ports continues to be minus­
cule, with China and Vietnam
continuing to meet the bulk of
global demand.
“India’s exports largely com­
prise low­end mobile phones,
priced below ₹10,000. But major
markets, such as US, Hong Kong
and Japan, import mobile
phones priced upwards of
₹15,000 because of their high
capita per income, which boosts
affordability, and established 5G
coverage which lags in India,”
the report noted.
5G smartphones
Furthermore, with 5G deploy­
ment just on the horizon, the
share of 5G smartphones in In­
dia continues to be low due to
the high price of the handset, ac­
cording to the report. Crisil
noted that the sale of 5G smart­
phones constituted only 15­20
per cent of the overall handset
sales in fiscal 2022.
However, they predict that
sales will pick up substantially in
late 2023 due to the festive sea­
son. Overall, between 2017 and
2022, smartphone sales in India
surged from 113 million hand­
sets to 161 million.
ED searches 44 premises connected to Vivo
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, July 5
The Enforcement Directorate
conducted searches at 44
premises of Chinese mobile
company Vivo related to
money­laundering allega­
tions. The searches, which
were conducted on Tuesday,
were carried out under sec­
tions of the Prevention of
Money Laundering Act
(PMLA) at several States, in­
cluding Delhi, Uttar Pradesh,
Meghalaya and Maharashtra.
Similar action was earlier
conducted against another
Chinese phone maker
Xiaomi.
Money­laundering case
According to reports, the ED
is conducting searches at 44
places related to Vivo and as­
sociated companies. The fed­
eral agency filed a money­
laundering case after taking
cognisance of a recent FIR by
Delhi Police (economic of­
fences wing) against a dis­
tributor of the agency, based
in Jammu and Kashmir,
where it was alleged that few
Chinese shareholders in that
company forged their
identify documents.
The ED suspects this al­
leged forgery was done to
launder illegally­generated
funds using shell or paper
companies, and some of the
proceeds of crime were di­
verted abroad or put in other
businesses by skirting Indian
tax and enforcement agen­
cies. The action is being seen
as part of the Union govern­
ment’s continued crack­
down against Chinese entit­
ies and their linked Indian
operatives indulging in seri­
ous financial crimes such as
money laundering and tax
evasion while operating
here.
The premises of a number
of Chinese smartphone
makers, their distributors
and linked associates, were
raided across the country by
the Income Tax Department
in December last year.

WHAT FORCED RBI TO TAKE ACTION?

‘BNPL firms misled customers, took loans in their name’

YATTI SONI
HARIPRIYA SUREBAN
Bengaluru, July 5
Several ‘buy now, pay later’
(BNPL) companies misled cus­
tomers by not explicitly disclos­
ing the loans taken in the cus­
tomer’s name, eventually
attracting attention from the
RBI, which has now prohibited
the loading of credit lines on
PPI, according to industry
insiders.
This move has led many BNPL
companies such as Jupiter Edge
and EarlySalary to halt opera­
tions as they figure out alternat­
ive business models and bring
in changes. BNPL card slice has
even started showing custom­
ers loan agreements and sanc­
tion letters with every
transaction.
Customers in for a shock
Customers have taken to social
media, expressing surprise that
multiple postpaid and pay later
products have taken a loan
against their name without ex­
plicitly disclosing it. “A few
weeks ago dad gets call from
Aditya Birla Finance, asking him
to pay his due amount. He was
surprised since he didn’t have
any loan,” wrote Vivek Raju on
Twitter.
On exploring his dad’s credit
reports, Raju found that a
₹31,500 loan from Aditya Birla
in his name, along with two
other loans, ₹28,000 from
Karur Vysya Bank and another
of ₹7,000 from Capital Float. Ap­
parently, Raju’s dad had signed
up for multiple postpaid
products, which raised these
loans in his name to extend a
postpaid balance.
Ankur Bansal, Co­founder &
Director of venture debt firm
BlackSoil, told BusinessLine that
there have been instances of
BNPL companies not marketing
their products as a loan. In some
cases, the names of lenders and
other terms and conditions are
also not disclosed upfront.
“The targeted users of BNPL
companies are typically new to
credit (students and young pro­
fessionals) and are particularly
vulnerable. These users could
also be unaware of how default­
ing on these repayments at­
tracts fees, impacts their credit
history and any other such con­
sequences,” he added.
According to TransUnion
CIBIL data, 60 days past due de­
linquency levels in the BNPL
segment were as high as 18 per
cent, which is twice that of non­
BNPL products.
Mini­KYC
Adding to this, a fintech entre­
preneur, who spoke to Business-
Line on condition of anonymity,
said: “Some BNPL companies
were also pushing boundaries
by offering pay later products
on mini­KYC, whereas such
products should only be offered
on full­KYC accounts. This cre­
ates systematic issues.”
Another industry source also
agreed that some companies
did not treat pay later products
like a loan, they treated it like a
merchant discount or advance,
which could have raised eye­
brows of the authority.
The evolution of financial
products comes with a gesta­
tion period, during which data
on market behaviour and
product performance are col­
lected and monitored, and ac­
cordingly, the regulators take a
decision on setting up an ad­
equate governance framework.
“BNPL has grown exponen­
tially over the last few years. As
per RBI data, BNPL constituted
the highest share of the bank­
ing sector’s digitally disbursed
loan volume at 37 per cent. We
believe the regulators now have
enough insights on the BNPL
segment to take a decision on
implementing a governance
framework,” said Amit Ratan­
pal, Founder & MD, BLinC Invest,
while commenting on why the
RBI has come up with the new
guidelines.
BNPL use cases
Along with risks, customers
have also benefited from BNPL
cards in various use cases such
as paying for a child’s educa­
tion, and emergency medical
expenses, among others. Ishan,
a 28­year­old start­up founder,
who is also a customer of one of
the BNPL cards, told Business-
Line that pay later cards have
helped him to pay for emer­
gency medical expenses after he
resigned from the job.
“With pay later cards I could
split my expenses across three
months for zero interest and
did not have to pay the whole
amount the next month as it
happens with credit cards,” he
added.
According to consulting firm
RedSeer, India’s BNPL market is
estimated to reach $45­50 bil­
lion by 2026, with the number
of people accessing formal
credit via BNPL increasing to 80­
100 million in this period.

India to supply fuel to Lanka NATO allies sign protocol opening

only after advance payment
BLOOMBERG
July 5
India is seeking payment in ad­
vance for the supply of fuel to
Sri Lanka after credit lines were
exhausted, according to
people with knowledge of the
matter.
India stopped supplying gas­
oline and diesel on credit after
the island nation ran out of
dollars to purchase fuels amid
its worst economic crisis.
That’s holding up some fuel
shipments pending cash pay­
ment by Sri Lanka’s Ceylon Pet­
roleum Corp, according to two
Indian government officials,
who asked not to be identified
citing rules.
Ceylon Petroleum’s cargo
schedule, tweeted by Energy
Minister Kanchana Wijesekera,
showed at least four shipments
of gasoline and diesel from
state­run refiner Indian Oil
Corp are pending confirma­
tion of advance payment. India
has already extended over $3.5
billion of support to Sri Lanka
in the last few months for food,
medicines and fuel. Sri Lanka,
which has depleted its foreign
exchange reserves, was hoping
for a fresh approval from India
of a $500 million credit line for
fuel purchases. The island na­
tion’s government has sent en­
voys to Qatar to secure fresh
supplies, and is also seeking oil
from Russia.
A spokesman for India’s Min­
istry of External Affairs didn’t
have an immediate comment.
Indian Oil has delivered
about 450,000 tonnes of gasol­
ine and diesel to Ceylon Petro­
leum between March and June,
according to a spokesperson
for the company.
The fuel crisis has led to a
shutdown of public schools
and offices until July 10 to con­
serve fuel, even as thousands of
vehicles continue to queue for
miles waiting for filling sta­
tions to be replenished.
The nation is offering a guar­
anteed fuel quota to compan­
ies that can pay dollars to
Ceylon Petroleum in advance
to ease the crippling shortages.
the doors for Finland and Sweden
REUTERS
Brussels, July 5
NATO’s 30 allies signed an ac­
cession protocol for Finland
and Sweden on Tuesday to al­
low them to join the nuclear­
armed alliance once allied Par­
liaments ratify the decision,
the most significant expan­
sion of the alliance since the
mid­1990s.
‘A historic moment’
“This is truly an historic mo­ Swedish and Finnish Foreign Ministers attend a news conference
ment,” said NATO Secretary­ with NATO Secretary General General Jens Stoltenberg (centre)
General Jens Stoltenberg, after signing accession protocols, in Brussels, on Tuesday REUTERS
alongside the foreign minis­
ters of the two countries. tion. That is likely to take up to Minister Ann Linde said on
“With 32 nations around the a year. NATO’s 30 ambassadors Twitter. “Look forward to work­
table, we will be even and Stoltenberg stood to­ ing together in ensuring our
stronger.” gether for a photo, in which collective security,” she said.
The protocol means Hel­ the foreign ministers of However, Turkey’s President
sinki and Stockholm can parti­ Sweden and Finland held up Tayyip Erdogan warned last
cipate in NATO meetings and their signed protocols, before Thursday at a NATO summit in
have greater access to intelli­ breaking out into applause. Madrid that Finland and
gence, but will not be protec­ “Thank you for your sup­ Sweden must first keep the
ted by the NATO defence clause port! Now the process of rati­ promises made to Turkey in a
that an attack on one ally is an fication by each of the allies be­ deal or ratification will not be
attack against all until ratifica­ gins,” Swedish Foreign sent to the Turkish Parliament.

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20 Micron [5] 68.00 69.70 68.35 70.45 68.35 61.00 108.25 48.60 8 69.70 Canara Bk 188.35 189.10 189.75 192.15 188.50 7018.02 272.80 142.10 6 189.00 Ginni Fil 40.10 40.25 40.10 41.80 39.90 167.85 63.65 28.30 8 40.20 JP Associ [2] 7.40 7.55 7.55 7.75 7.45 3545.66 14.20 7.01 - 7.58
3IInfotech 41.05 41.95 41.70 42.70 41.10 298.30 119.30 37.25 - - CanFinHom [2] 441.85 447.35 445.10 450.75 443.20 559.85 721.25 408.00 13 447.30 GlandPharma 2594.50 2526.10 2585.00 2604.65 2511.00 199.22 4350.00 2495.15 - - JP Pwr 6.40 6.35 6.50 6.55 6.3017383.99 11.22 3.37 - 6.34
3m India 22222.15 22397.40 22499.00 22501.00 22223.05 2.12 27800.00 17300.00 95 22404.85 Cantabil 1096.25 1114.85 1096.25 1125.00 1083.10 8.15 1299.00 346.30 48 1116.20 Glaxo Phr 1531.75 1543.70 1544.35 1548.70 1535.00 109.80 1917.00 1433.05 16 1541.40 JSL [2] 100.25 100.80 101.05 102.50 99.10 565.51 224.60 95.05 3 100.35
5PaisaCap 291.90 285.80 292.00 294.90 283.00 30.22 577.40 267.15 57 286.60 CapaciteInfr 117.75 116.65 118.00 118.60 115.30 80.30 251.05 98.35 18 116.70 Glb.Vect 44.05 45.55 44.25 46.00 44.15 5.21 89.00 39.40 - 45.60 JSW Enr 204.70 202.25 206.60 210.00 201.10 558.19 408.70 162.45 59 202.15
63MoonsTec [2] 164.70 172.90 168.90 172.90 166.30 68.89 373.70 87.60 - 172.85 CapitalTrust 98.95 98.50 99.95 103.55 98.10 3.71 164.95 81.05 - 98.65 Glenmark [1] 387.05 381.15 387.15 390.65 379.55 389.75 690.60 348.90 6 381.30 JSW Hld 3191.85 3194.90 3193.40 3256.50 3150.00 0.43 5606.80 2806.00 26 3198.35
Caplin Point [2] 734.95 726.40 742.65 742.65 712.85 46.09 1034.00 626.30 29 721.70 GlnmarkLifSc 447.75 449.35 447.75 452.60 447.50 14.38 799.00 410.00 - - JSWIspatSpe 23.75 23.65 23.90 24.25 23.55 899.82 45.40 22.15 - -
A ................................................ CapriGlo [2] 692.90 701.35 696.00 748.15 688.50 123.37 805.50 451.00 76 700.70 Glob.Spr 937.70 966.50 946.00 987.00 941.10 118.39 1760.00 652.00 15 969.35 JSWSteelLtd [1] 551.50 552.65 555.50 564.00 550.60 3562.57 789.95 520.10 8 552.50
A2Z InfraEng 10.55 11.05 10.90 11.05 10.60 94.87 16.07 3.95 - 11.14 CARE 415.40 417.40 417.50 422.95 415.05 33.06 783.25 402.75 15 417.20 GlobeText(I) 7.70 8.05 7.75 8.15 7.60 2463.24 19.20 5.70 - - JTEKTIndia [1] 80.10 80.10 79.30 82.40 79.30 269.50 132.75 66.15 52 80.15
AakashExplor 15.40 15.15 15.40 15.65 14.70 158.23 301.00 14.30 - - CarrerPnt 111.80 113.50 113.45 115.90 110.25 22.69 184.40 98.00 19 113.30 GM Brew 596.90 586.40 603.60 609.30 584.00 20.75 922.85 503.50 12 586.70 JTL INFRA 201.05 207.85 200.95 210.00 198.10 139.39 279.90 166.00 - -
AareyDrgs&Ph 33.50 33.50 33.50 34.30 33.00 12.65 64.35 28.25 - - CartradeTech 576.40 588.00 582.15 594.05 579.10 48.87 1618.00 460.00 - - GMDC [2] 137.90 139.05 138.50 141.75 137.20 1478.51 228.50 59.10 11 139.10 Jub.Ind 434.45 413.00 445.00 455.00 410.00 150.29 796.90 315.40 - 414.30
AaronIndust 114.35 111.75 111.05 115.30 111.00 4.30 151.55 92.10 - - CastrolIndia [5] 104.90 105.55 105.00 105.95 104.70 299.20 149.90 99.20 14 105.40 GMMPfauder [2] 4310.15 4310.70 4295.00 4350.00 4295.00 35.71 5295.00 3753.00 66 4314.20 JubilantPhar 343.90 347.25 345.70 351.00 345.70 31.03 767.00 281.80 - -
Aarti Drug 402.75 399.60 404.90 407.10 396.20 26.99 749.45 378.40 19 399.40 CCL Prd [2] 382.80 384.20 383.20 387.15 380.65 110.39 514.90 315.60 40 384.05 GMR Inf [1] 33.95 33.55 34.15 34.40 33.45 4844.62 49.15 27.30 - 33.50 JublilntFood [2] 548.30 555.10 545.35 563.95 545.35 5470.48 915.49 451.60 83 555.15
Aarti Ind [5] 699.50 684.65 703.30 705.95 682.75 583.87 1168.40 669.00 19 685.00 Ceat 947.60 952.00 952.35 961.60 948.00 31.81 1477.20 890.00 59 952.20 GmrPwr&Urbn 21.00 21.25 21.00 22.05 20.85 695.71 35.60 18.45 - - JublntIngrev 506.55 494.85 509.00 516.40 490.15 657.90 838.75 401.20 - -
AartiSurfact 633.00 632.15 650.00 650.00 628.05 3.66 1887.00 603.35 - - CEInfoSystem 1406.10 1416.50 1421.80 1425.00 1397.65 72.34 1917.40 1128.80 - - GNA Axles 536.60 542.20 540.00 565.35 536.60 184.73 1107.35 435.00 13 538.85 JullundurMot 66.40 67.85 65.00 68.70 65.00 15.22 93.80 55.15 - -
AarviEncon 88.35 89.45 90.65 91.40 88.85 7.19 127.25 50.30 - - Celebrity 12.95 13.20 13.25 13.45 12.45 86.90 22.30 8.31 8 13.21 GNFC 597.95 597.45 601.00 611.50 595.50 2168.40 912.00 313.05 6 597.05 JUPITERWAGON 61.70 57.60 62.40 64.80 56.10 1376.68 65.80 30.05 - -
AavasFinance 1946.75 1988.40 1951.20 1993.95 1947.95 134.68 3336.95 1838.70 44 1978.90 Cent Enka 413.25 416.10 416.50 426.70 400.10 71.50 671.95 362.60 5 417.50 Goa Carb 366.10 375.80 368.00 384.00 368.00 31.25 614.00 305.00 9 376.10 JustDial 561.35 564.95 564.20 577.00 561.80 279.69 1138.00 520.30 67 564.65
AB Money [1] 53.95 53.80 54.75 54.75 53.45 16.74 88.50 47.05 12 53.50 Cent.Bk 17.85 18.10 18.55 18.95 17.95 8922.81 28.35 16.10 11 18.10 GOCL Corp [2] 273.15 273.20 270.00 278.00 270.00 5.52 386.00 213.00 28 273.00 Jyo.Lab [1] 150.60 154.75 152.00 158.40 149.90 1948.96 187.20 130.00 36 154.10
Aban Off [2] 44.10 43.75 44.20 44.65 43.50 50.40 74.90 36.15 - 43.70 Cent.Elec 403.15 397.60 406.00 414.50 393.55 5.65 659.20 388.00 39 395.35 God.Pow.Isp [5] 257.50 257.35 260.20 265.60 256.00 236.03 497.45 223.20 3 256.80
ABB [2] 2361.50 2364.75 2381.00 2405.00 2344.25 376.43 2488.45 1619.30 101 2362.00 Cent.Ext [1] 9.70 9.70 9.85 9.90 9.65 29.97 15.77 7.92 - 9.70 Godfrey [2] 1063.70 1071.15 1069.05 1089.90 1065.65 21.54 1409.85 937.30 13 1070.60 K ................................................
AbbottIndia 18945.25 18635.35 18950.00 19059.80 18606.30 7.49 23902.30 15525.00 50 18630.80 Cent.Ply [1] 515.65 516.95 518.25 523.55 514.00 90.04 749.00 352.25 35 516.50 GodhCarbnIns 7.30 6.95 6.95 6.95 6.95 1176.03 117.10 6.95 - - Kabra Ext [5] 339.15 334.25 340.00 359.95 330.60 143.20 566.40 180.60 36 333.40
ABBPowerPro 3159.00 3229.75 3159.00 3259.00 3141.15 35.52 4042.60 1741.00 - - Cent.Txt 808.65 794.50 808.65 820.90 788.05 165.42 1025.00 615.05 43 793.40 Godrej Cons [1] 812.95 832.25 821.35 835.45 815.00 2625.70 1138.50 660.20 60 832.10 Kaj.Cera [1] 960.85 948.55 955.00 970.70 940.10 257.31 1379.00 886.05 42 947.65
ABCapital 90.20 89.85 90.60 92.50 89.50 1773.74 139.10 85.70 63 89.85 CentDepoSer 1108.80 1093.45 1112.00 1121.35 1090.00 353.50 1734.40 1010.10 - - Godrej Ind [1] 420.35 418.40 422.50 425.25 417.00 58.88 661.55 405.00 - 418.55 Kakt.Cem 188.50 190.55 189.85 192.70 189.85 3.15 305.00 175.30 8 190.65
ACC 2164.60 2148.05 2156.00 2178.80 2144.05 163.39 2587.95 1900.50 23 2146.65 CentrumCap [1] 21.20 21.15 21.40 21.40 20.95 61.77 53.35 18.20 - 21.10 Godrej Pr [5] 1236.55 1233.70 1236.60 1257.95 1226.00 530.43 2598.00 1130.20 65 1233.80 Kalp.Pwr [2] 356.30 355.30 355.20 358.65 354.25 10.80 495.95 332.30 15 355.30
AccelyaKal 881.05 881.65 874.30 891.85 874.30 2.99 1535.00 832.00 19 881.95 Cera San [5] 4104.65 4185.55 4125.20 4268.95 4119.95 11.01 6430.45 3518.60 36 4182.05 GodrejAgrovt 505.80 509.05 503.05 512.10 503.05 55.90 746.80 441.00 27 509.00 Kaly.Stl [5] 282.35 288.85 283.80 290.00 283.55 16.64 465.55 263.70 5 288.65
AcrysilLtd 619.15 612.20 620.50 625.05 608.00 65.15 927.90 468.00 - - Cereb.Int 49.40 48.95 50.10 50.60 48.30 38.85 99.00 42.50 22 48.95 GoFashionInd 988.15 1002.30 989.05 1011.00 980.20 19.74 1339.90 847.30 - - KalyanJewelr 61.20 61.20 61.15 61.85 60.75 306.26 83.60 55.05 - -
Action Con [2] 211.55 215.15 212.90 221.30 210.60 424.87 291.55 175.00 24 215.20 CESC [1] 72.15 71.65 72.90 73.80 71.00 2319.72 102.45 68.00 12 71.65 Gokaldas [5] 349.70 340.10 352.50 361.00 337.35 318.82 519.55 154.35 18 340.05 Kamat Htl 58.40 57.20 58.80 58.90 56.75 31.46 95.00 40.40 - 57.30
AcuracyShipg 203.35 210.00 207.70 217.95 205.00 26.46 303.00 77.45 - - CGPowr&InS [2] 186.95 194.20 187.40 195.40 186.75 1809.23 219.60 71.00 70 194.50 Gokul Agro [2] 95.95 95.30 97.30 98.00 94.05 76.81 136.40 36.10 13 95.25 Kamdhenu 192.60 191.55 193.35 195.65 190.30 15.13 280.00 151.55 17 192.25
Adani Ent [1] 2261.85 2246.45 2264.00 2290.70 2238.00 1356.78 2420.00 1333.30 356 2245.40 ChaletHotels 335.10 333.90 338.45 338.85 330.25 449.09 345.00 159.20 - 333.55 Gokul Ref [2] 30.75 31.55 30.90 32.50 30.80 131.79 49.90 26.10 - 31.60 Kanani Ind [1] 13.30 12.65 12.65 12.65 12.65 82.22 42.70 7.23 - 12.53
Adani Ports [2] 682.00 678.75 686.45 694.20 676.95 2472.88 924.65 652.05 243 678.85 ChamanLalSat 95.10 97.20 95.70 98.70 95.00 40.21 155.00 83.10 - - Goldiam Int [2] 138.55 139.60 138.65 142.00 137.00 93.70 228.52 91.30 26 139.20 Kanor.Chem [5] 111.60 115.50 114.00 117.15 112.00 15.28 219.70 99.20 20 116.90
Adani Pwr 261.70 262.75 263.40 269.40 262.00 3432.27 344.75 69.95 - 262.65 Chamb.Frt 275.05 279.75 273.50 283.85 273.50 2510.28 515.95 260.75 9 279.80 Golds.Tech 44.55 44.45 45.20 45.45 43.80 12.42 117.80 12.05 - 44.50 KanpurPlastc 124.90 122.40 124.35 126.45 120.30 1.41 307.00 107.10 - -
Adani Trans. 2423.10 2476.30 2465.00 2508.00 2427.95 222.02 3000.00 860.50 - 2464.90 ChembondChem 162.95 162.95 166.15 166.15 157.95 12.41 264.70 135.30 8 159.60 GoodLuck St [2] 289.60 291.45 289.75 294.60 289.35 36.90 400.00 104.10 10 290.45 Kansai Ner [1] 370.35 367.55 372.30 374.00 365.00 379.26 674.15 358.05 53 367.95
AdaniGreenEn 1883.60 1876.40 1915.00 1915.00 1861.40 651.05 3048.00 860.20 - 1875.15 ChemconSpecl 286.20 282.25 285.15 294.95 280.30 50.38 569.40 261.00 - - GoodyearInd 1049.10 1052.95 1052.00 1074.00 1048.00 59.07 1074.00 840.00 - - KapstonFacil 139.95 143.20 142.00 146.00 140.00 5.11 187.85 82.00 - -
AdaniTotlGas 2396.80 2410.45 2400.05 2434.80 2362.45 355.96 2740.00 1510.30 - - ChemfabAlkal 162.95 162.80 166.40 166.60 159.95 3.67 264.80 131.45 - - GP Petrol [5] 43.55 43.80 43.60 44.95 43.60 12.54 73.00 39.35 12 43.85 Karn.Bk 66.65 66.80 67.00 67.30 66.30 534.57 81.80 51.55 4 66.75
ADF Foods 710.45 700.45 720.00 720.00 698.00 7.44 999.00 631.00 37 701.55 ChemplastSan 495.95 488.65 499.00 500.05 486.10 458.88 826.00 382.70 - - GPTInfraProj 83.05 83.45 85.55 85.55 82.60 19.45 112.05 66.80 10 83.05 Karur vys bk [2] 44.25 44.20 44.50 45.10 44.10 1719.19 60.70 38.40 5 44.20
AditBirSunLf 407.60 407.75 407.10 410.45 406.00 217.35 722.90 375.00 - - CHEVIOT COMP 1202.95 1210.15 1208.80 1222.05 1203.65 0.84 1254.00 1105.00 - - Granuels [1] 280.45 277.35 281.00 285.30 275.00 1120.16 404.50 227.00 18 277.35 Kaveri Seed [2] 509.65 506.15 511.90 514.10 502.40 32.76 788.80 468.00 14 506.15
AdityaBirFas 248.30 241.50 248.70 249.80 240.75 1456.21 321.95 189.50 - 241.35 ChoicInternl 390.75 389.60 394.00 403.85 376.15 310.82 403.85 297.00 - - Graphite [2] 385.20 388.30 387.00 398.50 387.00 322.26 754.00 350.25 13 388.75 Kavveri Tel 8.50 8.45 8.50 8.90 8.10 24.00 19.28 1.90 - 8.62
Ador Weld 655.50 695.85 664.00 738.00 652.05 98.55 852.10 588.35 24 697.40 CholaFin [2] 652.80 643.00 657.10 657.25 640.65 1436.26 770.05 469.75 25 642.80 Grasim [2] 1350.80 1349.75 1355.00 1377.80 1345.40 702.05 1939.00 1276.90 28 1349.50 KAYA Ltd 271.15 271.55 272.00 277.95 269.00 12.18 575.00 243.00 - 270.80
AdvancedEnz[2] 262.75 265.45 262.75 269.85 262.75 55.86 435.90 257.00 54 265.55 CholamandFn[1] 607.85 606.25 617.70 617.70 603.30 52.43 763.05 564.00 205 606.40 Graur&WeilIn 57.85 55.80 57.85 58.75 55.40 258.66 84.70 43.30 - - KBCGlobal 3.55 3.70 3.60 3.70 3.45 9718.29 23.70 3.20 - -
Advani Hot [2] 67.45 67.40 67.45 68.45 67.25 11.03 108.20 61.25 48 68.45 Cigniti Tech 468.35 459.85 465.00 473.60 449.00 57.52 673.95 336.30 33 460.55 Gravita [2] 273.10 275.60 273.00 278.70 272.30 24.90 398.20 124.25 48 275.35 KCP [1] 103.60 103.15 104.90 105.90 102.55 165.12 168.95 96.50 10 103.00
Aegis Log [1] 206.45 208.35 207.00 213.75 207.00 279.27 394.40 167.45 16 208.90 Cineline Ind [5] 134.20 134.45 135.00 140.00 133.15 71.90 174.75 42.15 - 134.40 GreenlaInd [1] 316.45 315.80 316.30 321.95 315.00 8.38 415.90 250.00 44 315.20 KCP Sug [1] 21.00 21.20 21.10 21.75 21.05 184.68 33.40 15.75 - -
AetherIndust 776.85 785.15 775.50 790.00 775.50 97.33 833.80 701.00 - - Cipla [2] 930.65 937.40 935.00 949.65 930.25 1532.21 1083.15 850.00 26 937.70 GreenPly [1] 171.55 174.20 178.95 178.95 172.15 65.43 254.25 161.10 24 174.25 KDDL Ltd 667.50 661.25 668.05 675.90 660.00 1.98 1189.60 312.70 41 659.05
Affle(India) [2] 1025.00 1015.80 1032.45 1040.40 1010.55 137.64 1510.15 768.00 240 1015.85 CitiUn Bk [1] 138.35 140.40 139.20 143.40 139.00 5516.71 183.65 108.60 14 140.00 GrenpanelInd 438.25 439.40 443.00 458.00 436.05 184.80 625.70 303.20 - - KEC Intl [2] 397.25 395.60 396.20 404.00 393.00 131.54 550.00 345.15 19 395.95
Agarwal Inds 441.20 439.40 443.00 457.00 435.50 32.97 730.00 279.80 16 441.30 Clari.Chm 421.80 424.50 423.95 432.10 421.10 6.98 642.20 384.25 23 426.80 Grindwel [5] 1656.35 1691.60 1658.65 1710.00 1658.65 55.28 2025.45 1140.90 63 1685.30 KEI Ind [2] 1197.60 1216.55 1196.00 1225.85 1196.00 295.49 1376.75 690.00 29 1216.60
AgiGreenpac 203.55 201.05 204.90 208.00 200.10 96.47 385.70 178.25 - - CleanSci&Tec 1457.00 1460.20 1465.00 1488.05 1455.25 73.97 2705.00 1422.10 - - GRInfraproj 1100.70 1100.25 1120.00 1120.00 1079.10 161.16 2267.65 1078.85 - - Kellton Tech [5] 70.60 71.30 71.20 73.50 68.90 345.78 134.95 39.25 63 71.60
Agro Tech 843.95 854.35 858.00 858.00 835.55 1.20 1149.75 742.90 90 846.15 CLEducateLt [5] 120.85 122.95 121.50 123.90 115.00 59.12 170.30 58.05 38 124.05 GRP Ltd 1384.70 1400.80 1384.90 1417.00 1377.05 1.11 1600.60 875.00 32 1400.00 KennametlInd 1896.75 1946.10 1926.00 2020.00 1914.00 24.05 2300.00 1160.00 - -
AgroPhosInd 33.35 32.15 33.00 35.00 32.05 104.26 76.10 13.40 - - CMI 21.05 21.65 21.05 23.35 20.55 285.49 70.90 20.10 - 21.75 Grvs.Cot [2] 151.45 150.75 152.65 154.35 149.95 734.88 258.85 126.15 - 150.80 Kesoram In 45.75 46.30 46.00 46.95 45.65 274.80 90.18 44.80 - 46.15
AGSTransTech 70.95 70.75 70.55 73.00 70.40 276.53 181.85 65.85 - - CMSInfoSystm 231.40 234.85 229.55 235.90 229.55 133.28 317.45 210.40 - - GSFC [2] 131.90 130.15 132.45 133.75 129.20 1015.24 198.70 95.05 6 130.10 Kewal Clo 275.85 270.10 275.50 282.20 268.40 202.43 299.00 153.40 20 269.85
AhladaEnggrs 83.40 85.30 83.00 86.65 82.25 9.87 248.00 74.00 - - Coal India 182.05 182.45 183.00 185.20 181.75 5313.75 209.00 132.80 10 182.40 GSPL 222.45 226.45 223.40 228.80 221.65 1577.00 383.00 209.45 13 226.20 KeynotFinSer 95.60 94.60 94.00 97.40 94.00 3.98 160.65 68.00 - -
Ahluwalia [2] 424.70 424.85 414.00 430.00 414.00 3.68 563.50 339.80 18 424.30 CoastalCorpn 258.35 252.15 260.00 264.85 249.00 26.92 564.50 237.75 - - GSS Info 215.30 218.20 218.40 224.20 204.55 367.90 245.85 59.00 - 218.25 KhadimIndia 186.15 184.45 186.90 189.95 182.95 43.29 346.85 172.00 51 185.35
AIA Engg [2] 2369.15 2271.50 2369.90 2369.90 2251.00 197.05 2422.10 1476.00 37 2268.95 CochinShip 310.45 311.80 311.90 314.90 311.00 40.60 402.45 281.00 7 311.80 GTL 9.10 9.00 9.25 9.35 8.95 343.00 32.55 7.78 - 9.00 KhatnChm&Fer 98.10 96.30 99.45 99.50 95.55 111.21 157.00 49.30 - -
AIRAN 20.20 20.20 20.20 20.40 20.15 83.15 28.40 17.00 - - CoffeeDayEnt 43.05 43.25 43.45 44.40 43.05 566.51 86.70 24.95 - 43.35 GTL Infra 1.25 1.20 1.25 1.25 1.2012744.47 4.90 1.08 - 1.21 Kilitch 159.20 184.80 160.00 191.00 156.20 163.57 276.40 141.20 28 184.15
AIRO LAM 66.25 63.00 66.25 67.20 62.20 13.22 90.10 50.40 - - COFORGE 3505.85 3542.55 3537.90 3584.40 3490.00 334.39 6135.00 3218.10 - - GTPLHathway 152.70 151.00 151.00 157.50 150.35 21.45 313.15 132.70 12 151.10 Kingfa S&T 894.60 907.95 887.95 921.15 887.95 5.21 1622.75 751.05 23 910.45
Ajanta Phr [2] 1236.10 1219.80 1228.95 1238.95 1208.00 84.21 1613.34 1062.21 22 1219.60 Colgate [1] 1521.60 1530.05 1525.65 1537.00 1521.25 245.31 1823.00 1375.55 39 1529.80 Gufic Bio [1] 220.30 218.90 220.60 223.60 218.00 59.58 289.55 170.20 22 218.60 KIOCL 189.85 196.25 193.45 226.65 188.00 459.00 318.50 166.65 38 195.40
Ajmera 237.55 239.75 239.55 244.20 236.95 19.91 496.00 210.65 21 239.25 CompuageInf[2] 20.85 20.60 20.65 21.50 20.50 409.14 47.20 20.35 5 20.65 Guj.Alk 695.95 694.85 699.20 711.90 692.10 294.33 1044.75 419.00 9 694.05 Kiri Ind 457.65 460.75 462.90 470.95 457.05 48.81 619.00 421.00 - 461.35
AjooniBiotec 39.65 40.05 40.00 41.10 39.65 41.66 85.85 35.75 - - Compucom [2] 23.25 23.05 23.75 23.75 22.90 107.66 41.30 11.80 14 23.05 Guj.Ind.Pow 77.05 77.55 77.25 79.20 77.10 109.46 105.65 68.40 7 77.30 Kirl.Bros [2] 319.10 317.15 322.25 325.30 312.35 16.33 504.75 243.00 26 317.85
AJRInf&Tollg 1.55 1.50 1.55 1.60 1.50 267.85 2.90 1.25 - - ComputerAge 2164.90 2196.35 2178.95 2223.95 2178.95 79.50 4067.40 2037.15 - - Guj.Pipav 76.20 74.95 77.30 77.75 73.10 246.16 118.55 70.40 18 75.00 Kirl.Elec 24.70 25.05 25.20 25.75 24.85 68.28 100.80 26.95 5 -
AKGEximLtd 35.70 36.95 35.90 38.00 35.90 74.83 63.00 21.00 - - Concor [5] 617.45 624.30 617.45 630.00 617.45 874.05 754.10 554.10 36 623.85 Guj.Sid.Cem 33.45 33.30 33.70 34.00 33.15 28.61 62.60 25.50 15 33.25 Kirl.Ind 1310.00 1300.75 1307.75 1335.40 1292.05 1.22 1780.40 1182.00 21 1301.25
Aksh Opti [5] 8.85 8.90 8.85 9.40 8.75 131.14 15.89 8.00 9 8.91 ConfdnPetInd[1] 49.95 49.95 50.60 51.55 49.50 259.44 95.40 44.20 18 49.90 Gujarat Gas [2] 442.90 431.60 440.00 449.00 428.95 1175.82 786.65 403.80 23 432.55 Kirl.Oil [2] 140.60 137.35 141.35 141.95 136.35 44.68 277.80 122.60 12 137.25
AksharChem 266.10 267.30 268.80 271.70 266.00 4.74 613.50 232.30 14 267.50 ControlPrint 448.20 433.45 452.60 460.95 429.65 13.09 494.25 294.00 18 432.25 GujaratFluor 2729.60 2900.65 2748.00 2927.90 2730.00 232.99 3198.90 1148.30 - - KirloskarFer 189.00 190.85 192.40 197.00 190.00 112.46 314.00 183.20 - -
AksharSpintx 91.05 90.20 90.35 93.95 88.30 37.68 93.95 68.10 - - CoralIndFin [2] 34.10 34.10 34.75 34.90 34.00 12.52 58.50 30.95 8 34.15 Gul.Amb.Ex [1] 282.20 285.95 283.35 294.00 283.35 414.90 393.85 151.00 14 285.30 Kitex [1] 221.65 223.10 223.10 228.00 221.50 236.97 308.90 108.30 12 222.50
Akzo 1873.65 1872.80 1865.60 1884.00 1863.80 2.97 2369.00 1685.00 30 1868.50 Cords Cab 52.05 52.70 53.05 54.00 52.05 13.11 74.00 45.35 11 52.50 Gulf Oil Lub [2] 399.35 402.00 398.55 408.00 398.05 19.63 710.00 379.00 9 401.45 KM Sug [2] 27.85 27.90 27.90 28.85 27.75 318.23 44.95 22.70 6 27.95
Alankit [1] 10.90 10.90 11.05 11.05 10.90 75.77 26.20 10.12 - 10.93 Corom.Intl [1] 982.05 949.65 985.20 996.90 946.00 769.87 1002.50 709.55 20 948.60 GulshanPoly [1] 250.25 251.55 248.95 255.85 243.45 66.16 429.00 193.90 15 250.50 KNR Con [2] 230.05 236.20 233.55 237.90 230.80 133.61 343.55 207.80 18 236.35
AlbertDavid 530.70 537.85 527.35 540.00 524.60 1.97 738.40 478.75 9 538.60 Cosmo Film 970.10 964.30 970.00 994.00 960.00 41.41 1426.67 649.60 8 963.20 Gyscoal [1] 3.15 3.15 3.25 3.25 3.10 99.80 8.59 2.10 - 3.12 Kokuyo [1] 57.50 56.55 57.95 57.95 56.10 21.07 79.85 50.50 - 56.60
Alembic [2] 69.05 69.50 68.80 70.70 67.30 589.64 139.35 56.50 21 69.10 CounClubH [2] 7.45 7.15 7.50 7.50 6.90 140.09 10.62 5.91 - 7.13 KoltePatil 219.25 224.10 219.80 233.80 219.80 353.94 360.00 214.05 - 223.35
Alembic Ph [2] 729.05 723.55 729.05 732.45 720.05 23.91 1015.85 672.00 18 722.85 Count.Cond [1]
CPCL
4.20
299.55
4.25
293.85
4.40
307.00
4.40
309.50
4.05
290.15
88.24
2471.63
8.74
417.95
2.48
94.65
- 4.24
3 293.70
H................................................ Kopran 194.30 196.30 196.00 202.95 192.85 138.61 369.35 176.20 80 197.15
Alicon [5] 652.20 648.60 656.40 676.80 644.85 11.92 998.75 578.80 114 647.60 HappiestMind 825.95 825.60 833.20 841.00 822.60 285.59 1580.00 785.60 - - Kot.Mah.Bk [5] 1670.90 1663.05 1675.00 1694.80 1656.95 2642.10 2252.45 1627.25 38 1662.75
Alkali Met 76.05 75.65 75.40 79.85 74.30 13.68 150.35 63.00 22 76.10 CraftsmnAuto 2295.90 2286.85 2319.90 2328.00 2280.00 76.40 2778.00 1834.80 - - HARDWYNINDIA 222.55 220.85 231.95 231.95 215.25 1.37 254.85 120.00 - - Kothari Pet [5] 81.95 81.80 82.00 83.10 81.65 45.64 0.15 0.05 - -
AlkemLabs [2] 3040.50 3050.25 3056.00 3084.55 3019.15 90.06 4067.70 2835.00 24 3050.40 CrdtacsGramn 1051.70 1010.60 1057.50 1064.80 1001.15 507.26 1154.35 495.30 41 1012.45 HariomPipInd 194.35 198.00 200.00 206.00 194.40 268.08 231.00 169.10 - - Kothari Sug 33.10 33.80 33.50 35.50 33.25 186.61 15.85 4.45 - -
Alkyl Amine [2] 2532.75 2536.40 2552.95 2569.00 2530.00 16.30 4740.00 2506.40 58 2537.55 CreatPer&Dis 505.20 491.05 512.00 522.25 482.75 9.81 764.00 172.30 - - Harri.Mal 141.20 140.10 141.85 143.85 139.10 16.44 250.00 127.70 11 140.00 Kovai Medi 1488.80 1499.80 1484.00 1507.95 1468.85 2.66 1920.00 1311.60 16 1492.00
Allcargo [2] 259.70 261.90 258.05 268.60 258.05 552.95 412.00 152.40 20 261.80 Crest Ventu 170.10 170.30 169.20 175.40 169.15 3.27 219.40 115.10 - 170.45 Hathway [2] 16.50 16.35 16.45 16.80 16.00 776.51 28.70 15.55 - 16.45 KPIGrenEnerg 684.65 674.40 694.00 707.70 660.50 169.83 780.00 116.30 - -
Allied Dig [5] 121.30 121.10 122.40 124.00 120.15 71.60 176.00 55.00 115 120.35 Crisil [1] 3299.10 3337.85 3315.40 3362.75 3299.15 12.55 3860.00 2425.45 71 3328.60 Hatsun Agro [1] 879.90 880.50 889.00 889.00 872.65 4.42 1533.65 806.10 87 881.10 Kpit Tech 500.05 502.55 504.00 510.00 498.80 605.55 801.00 245.20 - -
Allsec 429.05 429.65 432.45 434.00 426.80 1.69 748.60 387.50 7 429.50 CromGreaCo[2] 349.75 356.45 350.75 358.70 344.00 3637.26 512.05 312.05 39 357.30 HavellsIndia [1] 1133.10 1157.10 1139.40 1163.85 1135.20 1358.55 1503.70 986.95 61 1157.25 KPR Mill [1] 505.00 510.35 510.00 517.85 506.50 152.17 771.80 309.00 24 509.70
Alpha Lab 60.80 59.30 60.80 61.05 59.05 25.18 108.95 48.00 9 58.95 CrownLifters 32.50 32.50 34.95 35.00 31.70 13.02 38.65 21.70 - - HBL Pwr [1] 95.45 93.00 96.20 97.50 92.10 3222.47 105.40 41.20 32 92.90 KRBL [1] 217.75 220.00 218.85 223.95 218.05 131.32 337.45 184.85 11 219.55
Alphageo 263.30 267.20 265.10 270.80 265.10 5.07 511.00 244.10 13 267.75 CSBBank 193.95 189.45 194.95 194.95 187.65 95.04 372.95 178.00 7 190.15 HCC [1] 12.05 12.00 12.10 12.40 11.95 3034.82 20.03 8.89 - 12.06 Krebs Bio 102.10 102.20 103.35 106.00 102.00 11.70 227.95 96.00 - 102.30
Amararaja [1] 471.30 459.85 473.45 474.85 458.50 451.96 781.00 438.15 15 459.95 CubexTub 29.45 28.30 32.80 33.40 27.85 276.88 38.85 17.65 17 28.10 HCG 271.65 273.30 269.05 279.25 269.05 201.59 312.80 212.80 - 272.80 KridhanInfra [2] 4.10 4.05 4.20 4.20 3.95 56.12 8.52 3.96 - 4.01
AmberEntp(I) 2385.70 2336.30 2365.50 2417.35 2316.25 35.01 4023.65 2029.80 164 2334.55 CUMI [1] 735.35 746.45 735.35 752.00 731.55 80.20 1033.95 615.70 56 746.65 HCL Info [2] 16.00 15.95 16.00 16.30 15.90 194.74 31.35 11.85 - 16.00 KrisnaInsMed 1187.50 1200.25 1203.00 1206.75 1188.65 8.03 1565.00 981.00 - -
Ambika Cot 1530.40 1553.55 1540.10 1606.45 1540.10 24.05 2829.00 1175.00 5 1554.90 CumminsInd [2] 1052.15 1070.10 1054.80 1081.70 1048.00 512.10 1161.50 822.00 38 1066.10 HCL Tech [2] 984.60 982.15 987.40 1002 KrisnaPhoscm 284.95 276.65 285.00 289.00 275.20 11.38 379.90 105.00 - -
AmbujaCeme[2] 368.55 366.65 368.95 371.25 365.60 3120.80 442.95 274.00 37 366.70 Cupid Ltd 221.55 219.05 223.75 224.40 218.05 11.36 353.70 192.05 17 218.75 HD C KritiIndust 74.00 80.55 75.00 84.00 72.10 99.03 146.00 64.00 - -
AMD Ind 41.75 41.80 42.45 42.90 41.40 19.78 67.55 25.10 10 41.80 Cybertech 134.80 133.30 135.80 137.00 132.20 28.94 245.70 115.55 40 133.70 HD C AMC KrsnaaDiagns 529.65 539.65 530.10 554.00 527.20 83.05 1099.70 480.00 - -
AmiOrganics 869.60 880.10 865.25 885.65 865.25 76.40 1434.45 766.10 - - CYIENT Ltd [5] 763.65 763.00 765.00 770.40 761.40 62.44 1292.00 727.65 15 762.95 HD C B KSB 1477.75 1449.15 1472.00 1489.55 1432.00 27.32 1539.40 960.00 - -
AMJLandHold[2] 24.90 24.85 25.25 26.50 24.60 40.97 42.50 23.15 12 25.00 HD C KuantumPaper 75.45 79.05 77.80 83.35 75.10 134.33 108.00 63.25 - -
Amrutanjan [1] 792.85 799.10 799.75 807.90 785.00 18.56 1025.55 654.65 35 798.50 D................................................ H G
AnandRathiWe 673.55 659.20 680.50 680.50 654.00 93.19 721.35 542.05 - - D P WIRES 290.60 278.40 282.55 294.60 275.30 10.14 424.00 174.45 - - H L ................................................
Anant Raj [2] 54.35 57.00 54.70 59.25 53.50 2511.51 85.95 42.65 30 56.80 Dabur [1] 525.00 530.70 528.00 532.80 526.00 1891.63 658.75 482.20 66 530.20 H m PR L&T [2] 1581.70 1564.90 1584.00 1597.25 1561.60 1445.20 2078.20 1456.80 29 1564.45
AnantrajGlob 36.40 36.45 36.95 36.95 35.60 556.22 60.75 32.50 - - Dalm.B.Sug [2] 316.35 317.25 319.85 330.75 315.05 109.90 568.65 282.10 9 316.25 H L&T Fin Hld 69.05 68.30 69.20 69.80 68.10 3525.06 96.00 58.50 - 68.25
Andhar Sug [2] 124.35 123.15 125.00 127.70 122.05 156.57 177.50 97.89 10 123.00 DamodarInd [5] 43.70 45.30 44.55 45.80 43.35 6.39 78.75 36.50 6 45.80 H H L&TInfotech [1] 3976.15 3959.10 4012.50 4046.15 3950.00 274.20 7595.25 3733.25 31 3960.60
AndhraPaper 327.90 329.45 333.80 339.80 328.00 42.75 375.00 205.15 - - DangeeDums 385.35 382.10 384.85 391.10 380.00 13.43 408.50 181.50 - - H L&TTechSer [2] 2973.10 2955.25 2994.95 3034.95 2946.85 224.29 5958.10 2801.20 35 2958.30
AndrewYuleCo 21.00 21.10 21.30 21.50 21.00 23.75 29.90 18.25 - - DanvrshFnvst 98.20 97.75 96.30 101.80 96.30 254.89 111.80 60.65 - - H M La Opala [2] 267.85 272.20 269.00 282.30 268.20 490.43 487.00 241.95 33 273.00
AngelOne 1263.50 1257.05 1273.45 1304.50 1252.00 700.25 2022.00 881.85 - - Datamatics [5] 291.25 292.00 293.00 302.10 291.00 116.79 382.40 179.70 20 291.80 H B LagnamSpintx 72.90 72.85 72.00 73.90 72.00 3.79 111.80 44.55 - -
Anik Ind 29.95 28.95 31.75 31.75 28.80 40.61 39.40 16.40 8 29.05 DataPatrnInd 641.30 656.65 644.70 664.70 642.55 124.23 934.80 575.00 - - H C LambodText [5] 78.85 79.50 80.30 82.15 78.20 6.29 129.90 66.30 5 78.80
AnjPortCemen 196.20 191.70 198.10 198.10 190.85 32.62 531.00 190.90 14 191.60 DB Corp 77.50 77.90 76.30 78.40 76.30 18.59 119.80 72.65 10 77.90 HG LancerContnr 213.90 212.15 213.90 219.40 210.10 17.03 244.00 176.60 - -
AnmolIndia 160.30 159.20 160.00 163.00 155.00 3.36 246.00 135.00 - - DCB Bk 75.60 77.00 75.65 77.60 75.65 392.64 112.80 68.05 8 77.05 H Landmark [1] 5.95 5.80 5.95 6.00 5.75 19.47 17.50 3.95 - 5.85
Ansal Hsg 6.70 6.75 6.60 6.80 6.60 36.10 13.91 5.95 - 6.77 DCM 64.40 67.10 65.60 69.15 64.55 74.07 145.05 38.30 7 66.95 H LasaSuperGen 31.10 29.45 31.20 31.60 28.90 176.27 88.65 25.40 - 29.45
Ansal Pro [5] 12.45 13.05 12.95 13.05 12.15 219.09 22.37 7.95 - 13.07 DCMNouvelle 169.05 181.75 172.00 185.95 170.60 140.76 385.10 136.00 3 181.85 H M LatntViewAnl 339.05 340.05 339.30 351.95 338.45 356.66 754.90 305.25 - -
AntnyWastHdg 279.20 276.75 283.00 284.00 275.40 28.21 455.00 234.00 - - DCMShriram[2] 942.20 953.85 943.05 962.15 943.00 61.21 1263.85 855.50 14 954.95 Hm LaurusLabs [2] 469.65 463.15 472.00 472.75 460.95 909.78 723.55 433.20 33 463.30
AnupamRasayn 613.40 614.40 619.95 621.05 611.30 74.85 1107.55 546.75 - - DcmShrirmInd 72.00 72.90 72.90 76.90 72.35 131.58 125.90 68.20 - - Hm LaxmiOrgInd 288.10 285.50 290.90 294.00 283.05 533.66 628.00 241.15 - -
Apar Ind 940.55 944.50 948.00 965.10 938.00 122.25 1048.65 533.15 16 940.95 DCW [2] 35.90 36.25 36.50 37.35 35.90 322.29 65.95 31.95 10 36.25 H C m LCC Info [2] 3.75 3.60 3.75 3.85 3.60 158.74 8.58 1.65 - 3.67
Apcotex Ind [2] 583.00 565.40 586.00 589.90 560.00 64.91 678.00 293.95 30 567.20 De Nora 818.30 834.40 840.00 859.20 826.00 47.91 884.25 295.00 29 833.45 H C LemonTreeHot 64.20 64.85 64.70 66.40 64.00 3469.45 71.40 36.10 - 64.85
ApexFznFoods 268.10 268.20 269.80 270.70 265.15 24.49 435.20 236.85 20 267.80 DebockIndust 49.70 47.95 51.40 52.15 47.30 437.47 156.95 42.85 - - H M LG Balakri 642.40 636.00 648.50 675.00 633.00 274.18 735.55 399.05 9 635.90
APL Apl [2] 835.15 842.55 838.10 862.00 838.10 237.20 1113.65 720.00 74 842.05 Deccan Cem [5] 472.40 466.10 471.05 480.00 462.55 1.77 846.25 415.50 6 468.85 H O LGB Forge [1] 9.55 10.50 10.10 10.50 9.80 747.48 23.90 6.00 - 10.53
Apollo Hsp [5] 3770.10 3817.40 3761.00 3874.75 3761.00 468.76 5930.70 3365.90 82 3816.50 DeepEneResou 83.55 83.05 84.80 86.30 82.50 35.86 86.95 36.40 - - H R LibasDesigns 26.10 26.10 25.35 27.45 25.35 257.49 76.40 21.05 - -
ApolloMicSys 119.00 121.20 120.80 122.30 119.95 17.17 190.85 98.50 17 120.75 DeepIndust 192.70 192.85 196.00 199.60 192.50 32.61 288.40 81.10 - - H Liberty Sh 141.00 140.90 141.50 144.40 140.60 42.60 215.50 124.75 100 140.85
ApolloPipes 410.45 404.15 416.55 417.90 402.20 52.38 2000.00 402.20 - - Deepk.Fer 616.10 612.75 622.35 637.45 605.10 341.29 730.00 344.00 37 611.35 H LICHsgFin [2] 337.05 337.50 337.00 343.45 336.10 2357.66 475.60 291.75 8 337.40
ApolloSindo 583.00 579.35 588.70 613.15 562.70 5.20 1069.70 535.90 - - Deepk.Ntr [2] 1741.55 1719.60 1740.00 1765.00 1712.30 647.55 3020.00 1682.15 48 1719.30 H C m LifeInsuCorp 692.30 702.65 698.00 712.90 697.00 3662.59 918.95 650.00 - -
ApolloTyr [1] 189.30 186.15 191.35 191.55 185.75 1227.18 250.00 165.40 46 186.10 DELHIVERY 505.95 507.55 510.00 512.20 504.85 269.20 617.35 456.35 - - H G LikhithaInfr 286.30 290.10 291.50 299.90 285.05 39.58 458.20 236.55 - -
Aptech 223.00 218.10 225.20 227.95 217.00 182.22 447.95 196.05 24 218.00 Delta Corp [1] 173.20 168.45 174.00 174.60 168.00 4680.19 339.50 162.10 52 168.30 H A LINC 244.65 247.05 245.35 248.90 243.15 0.97 339.45 178.95 - -
AptusValHsg 277.40 262.25 279.90 280.10 260.15 515.17 394.90 220.10 - - Delta Mag 72.60 73.50 71.70 76.15 71.25 7.10 125.50 47.15 - 73.55 H Lincoln Phar 296.90 300.10 295.10 302.00 295.10 26.20 414.75 255.00 9 299.15
Archidply 50.55 52.65 51.00 55.00 51.00 28.87 61.55 28.10 12 52.45 Den Net 33.10 33.00 33.15 33.45 32.65 254.07 57.75 30.65 8 33.00 H NDWAR HM Linde Ind 3453.75 3439.15 3493.00 3541.80 3406.00 196.65 4192.35 1622.75 107 3429.15
Archies [2] 14.90 15.10 15.20 15.35 14.95 12.69 30.00 14.00 - 15.15 DevInfoTech 178.65 170.35 182.25 184.45 170.00 36.02 226.90 102.50 - - H M LloydsSteel [1] 12.35 12.95 12.95 12.95 12.95 423.77 28.95 2.48 - 13.23
Aries Agro 118.15 117.85 119.10 120.50 113.30 30.70 193.75 105.50 8 118.15 DevyaniInter 159.35 162.70 158.55 167.20 158.55 2905.08 198.90 107.55 - - H G LMW 9157.90 9187.50 9157.90 9251.00 9119.00 1.5311750.00 6745.05 53 9175.75
ArihantSuper 123.90 123.80 126.90 128.05 122.65 60.70 206.00 88.20 13 122.70 DFMFoods [2] 217.95 222.15 225.20 229.80 220.30 79.79 416.00 187.25 - 221.30 H P Lok.Mach 74.05 73.00 74.10 76.50 71.45 74.71 108.80 37.55 21 73.25
ArihntCapMkt 77.65 76.60 79.00 79.00 75.60 21.11 479.50 72.85 - - Dhamp.Sug 216.25 218.40 217.00 227.00 216.25 291.34 517.20 198.45 10 218.30 H G Lotys Eye 52.05 52.55 54.70 54.80 52.00 4.50 74.50 38.65 36 52.75
ArmanFinServ 1195.65 1161.55 1194.95 1200.00 1139.00 12.47 1275.15 603.95 61 1153.35 DhaniService 33.65 34.00 33.90 34.50 32.65 4324.39 242.90 28.50 - - H V Lovable 127.35 127.30 127.60 129.95 126.15 15.61 215.55 98.70 33 127.05
AroGranite 38.40 38.90 39.05 40.35 38.70 24.61 87.00 35.00 7 39.00 Dhanlk.Bk 12.05 11.80 12.20 12.25 11.70 299.47 20.20 10.50 8 11.84 H m LT Ovrseas [1] 76.70 77.05 77.30 78.80 76.55 707.57 100.55 58.75 22 76.95
ArowGreenTec 90.40 89.50 90.40 91.75 89.10 3.87 176.70 82.05 - 89.70 Dhanuka Ag [2] 689.25 694.80 689.60 704.85 689.60 14.00 1053.15 635.20 16 694.65 H Lumax tech [2] 189.65 187.50 190.00 193.35 185.65 110.86 209.45 128.10 21 187.15
Arshiya [2] 14.50 14.30 14.30 15.00 14.20 256.33 39.44 13.75 - 14.33 DhrmsiMorarj 374.20 360.40 378.55 378.55 330.90 19.64 479.45 294.55 - - H Lumx Ind 1379.75 1385.40 1389.90 1450.00 1373.10 33.57 1653.00 840.00 27 1385.45
ArtemsMedSvc 44.00 42.20 44.60 44.60 42.00 64.55 412.80 32.05 - - DhruvConsult 44.05 45.70 44.65 47.00 44.65 5.21 84.35 38.55 - - HOV Lupin [2] 628.30 628.00 633.00 637.20 625.60 707.38 1193.00 583.05 - 627.40
Arvind 91.45 91.40 92.45 93.45 91.00 330.39 158.65 81.25 10 91.55 Dhunseri Tea 210.60 209.95 210.60 218.65 208.80 1.75 372.40 177.10 7 210.60 HPA Lux Indust. [2] 1836.40 1898.25 1848.75 1937.00 1840.05 161.65 4641.50 1685.10 17 1888.95
ArvindFash [4] 270.00 273.30 272.60 276.00 268.30 89.80 364.00 137.20 - 272.95 DhunseriVent 196.35 194.00 199.00 199.40 189.90 22.92 350.00 184.00 - - HPC Lyka Labs 113.95 119.25 114.25 125.30 113.95 240.86 267.20 55.75 8 118.95
ArvindSmart 159.45 156.05 158.95 161.35 155.00 15.22 258.10 108.75 17 157.85 DIC India 404.50 393.00 404.50 410.05 392.10 1.20 549.00 321.00 36 393.00 HP &P w
Asahi India [1] 540.10 577.15 543.80 583.00 541.75 1924.91 612.70 324.70 40 576.75 DigispiceTec 27.80 28.15 28.30 28.65 27.95 20.95 53.85 24.00 - - H G&U D M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Asahi Song 294.05 289.80 297.95 297.95 284.60 5.54 442.65 226.00 14 289.40 DilipBuildco 207.80 197.55 204.20 206.50 196.10 1023.39 749.30 187.40 - 197.70 H M
Dish TV [1] 13.00 12.50 13.10 13.15 12.00 2632.71 23.44 10.23 7 12.59 M&M [5] 1091.20 1081.95 1091.00 1102.00 1078.00 3675.58 1121.00 671.00 26 1082.40
Ashapura [2] 102.95 102.65 103.80 105.00 102.10 60.78 175.00 89.00 - 102.60 H w
DishmanCarb[2] 116.65 118.05 117.95 119.90 116.60 144.73 259.50 97.55 - 117.95 M&M Fin [2] 178.85 182.60 180.65 184.50 179.10 4822.91 206.40 127.95 23 182.55
Ashiana [2] 124.35 125.90 125.00 126.95 124.00 11.13 209.95 113.65 - 125.55 H m
Divi'sLabs [2] 3639.55 3610.05 3670.00 3678.50 3605.25 342.95 5425.00 3365.10 32 3610.35 Maan Alum 114.40 120.15 115.35 123.95 115.20 41.95 230.00 99.00 7 119.55
Ashima 11.75 11.60 11.90 11.90 11.55 30.25 23.30 10.40 - 11.60 HU
DixonTec(In) [2] 3591.40 3524.65 3614.10 3629.00 3511.00 320.18 6240.00 3185.05 138 3520.80 MacpowerCNC 197.70 194.80 201.65 201.65 194.00 4.23 279.70 133.80 - -
Ashok Ley [1] 145.05 144.80 145.70 147.60 144.30 7584.49 153.40 93.20 - 144.75
MacrotecDeve 1058.85 1040.20 1065.40 1068.70 1032.15 54.44 1539.00 645.00 - -
Ashoka Bld [5] 74.55 74.60 74.25 75.60 74.25 317.41 125.00 69.00 6 74.55 DLF Ltd [2]
D-Link [2]
324.75
121.05
322.10
125.25
325.00
122.45
329.80
128.00
321.10
122.05
4164.24
419.59
449.80
193.95
284.45 52 322.10
105.20 11 125.25
I Madhav 41.35 49.60 42.10 49.60 42.10 216.35 75.90 40.00 23 49.60
Asian Gran 40.20 40.10 40.95 41.25 39.90 1673.24 131.55 39.50 6 40.10 H
DodlaDairy 486.10 483.85 481.50 492.25 480.80 4.69 674.80 407.60 - - Madhucon [1] 5.30 5.05 5.45 5.45 5.05 78.83 12.95 4.42 - 5.07
Asian Htl-E 220.45 217.15 221.60 224.80 210.00 10.27 291.75 163.65 - 217.75 R
DolatAlgotec 67.65 66.10 68.20 68.50 65.20 212.20 127.90 60.80 - - MagadhSug&En 320.95 324.70 322.55 334.80 318.05 27.96 455.95 230.15 10 325.70
Asian Htl-N 81.65 81.00 81.45 82.75 80.85 3.18 105.00 68.00 - 80.50 M R
DollarInd [2] 457.30 451.25 459.50 467.00 446.60 59.16 665.70 304.45 18 452.65 Magn.Ven 11.70 11.55 11.30 11.85 11.20 37.04 16.81 6.80 5 11.57
Asian Paints [1] 2790.30 2766.60 2785.00 2812.30 2760.00 1073.04 3588.05 2560.25 84 2766.20 CC B
Donear [2] 51.80 49.70 51.25 53.50 49.30 18.06 76.50 38.15 11 50.00 Mah.Cie.Auto 236.80 234.70 236.80 242.30 232.60 591.16 311.65 164.00 24 234.75
AsianEnrgSvc 87.65 85.90 87.95 88.65 85.05 17.78 173.00 79.00 - - CC m GC Mah.Holi 229.60 222.40 232.00 233.00 220.25 163.02 274.95 173.33 29 222.35
AssoAlchohol 447.10 439.85 447.00 451.50 438.05 13.27 653.65 380.00 - - DPAbhushan 385.05 371.15 389.95 389.95 365.00 6.59 495.00 160.00 - -
CC Mah.Life 424.55 432.80 423.00 457.60 423.00 902.19 457.65 193.70 - 432.65
Aster Life 1888.75 1855.10 1916.60 1924.00 1847.95 9.49 2174.90 1113.00 40 1860.35 DPSC 12.70 13.90 13.20 13.95 12.45 982.02 31.15 10.40 - -
CRA Mah.Scoot 3660.45 3679.90 3678.80 3726.45 3653.25 2.38 5023.35 3319.15 30 3685.00
AsterDMHealt 178.60 180.65 178.90 181.65 178.15 146.87 237.25 148.70 100 180.85 Dr Reddy [5] 4354.45 4394.20 4364.90 4467.50 4351.20 486.90 5613.65 3655.00 45 4389.45
DB Mah.Seam [5] 661.45 643.55 664.40 668.40 640.15 151.57 682.00 287.85 11 640.25
Astra Mic [2] 199.10 202.70 199.10 204.05 198.90 97.85 290.55 146.40 44 202.25 Dred.Corp 262.35 261.85 263.90 271.00 260.25 55.14 411.40 248.10 - 262.45
C MahangrGas 777.00 767.15 784.15 787.00 765.00 243.17 1211.60 666.35 13 767.50
Astral Poly [1] 1729.95 1696.50 1729.95 1735.00 1691.00 305.81 2525.00 1584.00 84 1695.90 DrLalPathLab 2196.95 2216.75 2196.80 2235.00 2184.45 123.29 4243.00 1805.10 54 2215.70
D C MahaRastApexC 77.65 77.60 75.15 77.70 74.95 1.89 101.20 68.00 - -
AstraZen [2] 2742.05 2966.80 2742.05 3000.00 2741.00 113.71 3674.95 2437.75 120 2960.30 DuconInfrTec[1] 17.90 17.60 17.90 18.35 17.50 118.43 31.40 8.09 - 17.75
D C B MahaSteelInd 61.65 61.40 61.45 62.60 61.00 14.82 120.80 60.00 32 61.20
AstronPaper 40.70 40.55 40.85 41.20 40.25 9.84 74.40 32.30 21 40.50 Dwarikesh [1] 102.60 103.00 102.95 106.40 102.55 1386.63 148.45 62.40 12 102.95
BA MaheswariLog 71.25 72.30 72.25 75.45 71.20 32.84 140.40 64.00 - -
Atlanta [2] 14.50 14.55 15.25 15.25 14.50 17.91 29.45 11.50 - 14.63 Dynamatic 1837.10 1837.10 1848.90 1897.00 1820.10 3.66 3447.85 1462.70 29 1833.60
B MahindEPCIrr 97.75 98.50 97.95 100.00 97.95 7.21 178.20 85.10 - -
Atul 8090.65 8108.10 8090.65 8225.00 8055.00 33.5110975.40 7757.00 39 8113.45 DynemicProd 401.25 405.25 400.00 414.25 400.00 4.93 766.68 365.00 32 404.75
C MahindraLog 462.40 487.25 469.95 493.00 469.95 315.10 819.15 395.65 143 486.50
Atul Auto [5] 170.25 169.80 170.15 174.60 168.95 40.39 270.00 145.10 - 169.85 G R Maithan 782.50 790.90 783.05 810.20 783.05 86.09 1594.40 777.65 3 791.45
Aurionpro 260.40 257.85 260.05 266.65 255.00 16.91 390.40 150.15 22 258.00 E ................................................ GP Mallcom(Ind) 738.35 730.50 736.05 749.95 729.50 0.80 1079.85 605.00 - -
AurobindoPh [1] 529.25 533.40 529.50 545.00 528.30 1534.81 1008.75 503.40 21 533.30 E2ENetworks 143.20 150.35 150.35 150.35 147.20 56.81 169.00 94.35 - - Malu Paper 31.60 31.20 31.25 31.85 31.00 4.54 43.80 26.10 - 31.45
AurumProptec 76.55 76.85 77.80 79.35 76.10 86.17 223.20 74.05 - - EasyTripPlnr 402.20 399.00 405.00 409.40 396.05 892.32 717.65 261.00 - - H Man Ind [5] 75.35 77.35 76.00 78.50 76.00 99.95 147.15 69.55 5 77.60
AUSmallFinBk 563.45 556.70 570.00 572.80 554.00 1728.92 732.90 467.50 31 557.20 Eclerx 1907.05 1953.40 1923.25 1984.85 1911.10 24.82 2970.00 1769.10 19 1952.10 Man Infr [2] 77.25 79.65 77.85 81.90 77.40 441.51 134.45 38.10 28 79.70
Auto Axl 1956.10 1928.35 1981.00 2036.95 1878.55 368.95 2036.55 1169.05 39 1922.95 EdelFinSer [1] 52.30 53.50 52.30 53.95 52.10 704.38 100.80 49.40 5 53.55 W M ManakAlumi [1] 21.00 20.25 21.00 22.20 18.65 53.04 33.85 15.75 18 20.20
Auto Stamp 509.35 512.85 534.80 534.80 499.00 97.90 923.85 47.70 - 513.00 EicherMotor [1] 2796.40 2805.60 2815.00 2843.90 2790.00 616.33 2995.35 2110.00 48 2799.30 & V Manaksia [2] 75.80 75.35 76.80 77.35 74.50 55.06 105.50 51.10 58 75.65
Autoline 60.05 60.80 60.05 61.75 59.55 15.14 82.60 41.95 - 60.80 EID Parry [1] 520.00 509.50 526.75 545.50 506.35 731.78 576.00 377.10 30 509.90 m W ManakSteel [1] 37.85 37.60 37.50 38.85 37.05 45.91 63.80 23.45 8 37.50
AvadSug&Egy 526.05 537.30 529.70 546.45 529.20 92.54 884.95 396.00 9 538.20 EIH [2] 126.60 127.80 127.45 129.60 126.60 238.66 171.60 100.15 - 127.90 MPA Manali Pet [5] 99.35 98.80 100.45 100.95 98.00 254.34 149.50 79.10 4 99.00
Avanti Feeds [1] 432.55 430.40 432.55 434.90 427.00 96.11 675.00 384.90 29 430.65 EIH A Htl 364.95 365.65 366.75 371.20 362.55 3.38 522.00 285.05 84 364.65 Manap.Fin [2] 91.05 89.75 91.90 91.90 89.20 5277.43 224.40 81.50 6 89.65
AvenuSupmart 3495.50 3639.05 3506.00 3657.65 3506.00 859.25 5899.90 3185.10 146 3638.95 Eimco 382.60 382.35 377.60 385.15 377.45 1.98 539.75 298.40 26 380.10 B M ManCoatMet [1] 19.75 19.65 20.35 20.35 19.45 10.06 62.30 10.63 14 19.75
AVT Natl [1] 94.95 93.55 95.90 95.95 93.15 71.69 135.20 63.25 20 93.45 ELDECHSG& IN 549.45 538.75 560.05 560.05 535.00 1.38 800.00 501.60 - - C Mang.Cem 282.55 285.15 287.80 288.40 280.25 14.48 543.00 239.30 10 285.20
Axis Bank [2] 654.35 648.50 656.10 659.90 646.00 5044.79 866.60 618.10 15 648.40 Elec. Eng [2] 264.15 271.50 266.60 278.40 266.50 1119.02 289.90 124.25 31 271.25 C m Mang.Chem 114.65 110.45 115.45 117.00 109.80 664.25 125.70 62.65 15 110.85
AxisCades [5] 116.30 115.95 117.95 119.60 115.20 21.44 177.50 66.55 - 116.50 Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 31.65 31.40 31.80 32.45 31.10 309.08 48.00 26.40 6 31.50 G Mang.Drug 136.90 140.30 138.95 144.85 137.50 43.99 196.50 97.00 11 140.30
AXITA COTTON 243.70 237.10 243.25 243.25 234.25 32.21 257.15 170.05 - - Electrotherm 89.05 88.40 89.05 91.40 88.05 19.34 174.90 84.90 - 88.70 H m MangalamGlob 181.80 185.25 181.80 190.60 173.00 38.77 240.00 43.35 - -
AYM Syntex 90.70 90.00 91.90 94.90 87.15 69.30 158.50 73.60 9 89.95 Elgi Eqp [1] 344.10 374.45 350.00 386.00 350.00 3726.61 422.70 191.60 63 374.35 M MangalamOrga 553.60 610.35 552.10 647.00 552.10 87.35 1299.00 529.85 - -
Emami [1] 435.45 436.50 440.50 440.50 423.50 232.23 621.35 393.60 23 436.25 N ManoramaIndus 1010.55 981.45 1196.90 1196.90 954.00 2.48 1196.90 820.70 - -
B ................................................ EmamiPapMi[2] 141.20 140.05 143.95 143.95 139.00 23.10 214.90 116.75 7 140.10 O B Maral Over 68.40 68.60 68.95 70.00 68.10 7.75 138.00 47.20 4 68.30
BAG Films [2] 5.50 5.75 5.75 5.75 5.45 771.73 10.79 2.31 - 5.70 EmamiRealty [2] 64.40 64.05 64.80 65.50 62.75 11.23 106.00 53.05 18 64.00 R m MarathNxtge[5] 223.10 222.75 225.45 232.80 220.05 615.30 232.60 64.00 48 221.45
Bajaj Auto 3679.75 3682.75 3700.00 3700.00 3663.00 294.98 4249.85 3028.35 22 3684.05 Emkay Glo 64.75 64.70 66.00 66.00 64.55 21.56 147.50 61.05 14 64.40 B Marico Ltd [1] 499.50 492.25 501.90 503.35 490.95 842.52 606.00 455.80 55 492.65
Bajaj Elect [2] 1076.55 1093.90 1082.20 1109.90 1070.00 493.53 1588.55 857.55 77 1091.70 Emmbi Ind 81.30 81.60 80.15 82.40 79.00 9.95 125.00 76.50 8 81.40 H MarineElecIn 26.90 27.20 27.30 27.75 27.15 55.03 62.50 24.65 - -
Bajaj Hind [1] 13.00 13.20 13.10 13.60 13.00 3338.39 24.75 11.31 - 13.19 EMUDHRA 246.95 248.60 246.00 251.10 246.00 35.41 279.00 236.30 - - Marksans [1] 43.30 49.35 47.80 51.40 47.0524752.88 93.50 38.70 19 49.45
Bajaj Hld 4581.35 4705.45 4599.80 4750.00 4585.05 38.13 6573.05 3676.15 32 4710.25 EnduranceTec 1444.70 1450.60 1447.00 1457.75 1420.50 76.95 1980.95 1047.65 50 1449.85 R MarshalMachn 34.05 32.35 34.25 34.65 32.25 33.83 69.50 23.15 - -
BajajConCare[1] 141.80 141.15 142.75 146.50 140.05 739.71 304.90 129.25 12 141.00 Energy Dev 15.05 15.60 15.35 15.80 15.05 72.26 42.25 8.42 - 15.60 R Maruti [5] 8443.35 8348.70 8498.50 8508.55 8335.00 610.29 9022.00 6540.00 67 8344.80
BajajFin [2] 5630.30 5661.10 5660.00 5755.00 5626.45 1228.45 8043.50 5235.60 54 5662.05 Eng.India [5] 59.55 59.15 59.90 60.45 59.05 567.04 82.45 55.95 10 59.10 P MASFinServ 509.30 501.50 514.30 518.00 500.00 17.27 905.00 469.05 17 499.60
BajajFinserv [5] 11388.30 11524.70 11479.75 11748.00 11409.75 422.35 19319.95 10777.00 432 11519.15 Ent.Net.Ind 174.55 177.50 175.80 179.90 174.40 7.72 232.80 159.10 - 178.40 P Mastek [5] 2110.40 2086.50 2110.40 2149.00 2067.00 33.15 3666.00 1851.00 82 2088.95
BajajHealth 277.55 277.20 280.00 281.80 276.00 20.88 496.30 257.45 - - EPL 155.30 154.40 155.10 156.70 152.10 73.34 291.00 147.15 - - m m MatrimCom [5] 789.05 778.15 780.30 785.00 776.25 7.64 1219.00 652.80 31 777.85
Bal Phr 94.65 94.75 94.60 97.10 94.10 7.08 148.50 87.50 17 94.90 EqitsSmlFnBk 39.20 39.25 39.20 39.70 38.90 478.90 76.80 37.45 - - NDO AM N Maw.Sug 100.05 101.15 102.90 105.00 100.15 83.04 179.45 69.90 11 101.25
Balaji Amn [2] 2863.10 2875.00 2880.55 2916.90 2861.90 20.44 5220.00 2680.05 30 2876.20 Equitas Hold 83.50 86.75 83.50 88.00 82.70 954.95 144.85 76.00 - 86.80 C MaxFinancial [2] 807.95 807.55 807.95 821.40 802.00 245.25 1147.90 697.05 272 806.80
Balaji Tele [2] 40.50 40.60 41.00 41.30 40.45 162.59 88.95 40.10 - 40.60 ErisLifeSci [1] 638.65 641.40 639.00 647.50 638.00 7.64 863.15 600.50 21 639.55 B &C MaxHealthCre 366.05 366.65 368.90 368.90 364.05 527.90 458.05 256.95 - -
BalaxiVentre 359.80 376.05 365.15 377.80 350.20 2.78 700.00 303.55 - - Eros Intl 22.90 21.80 23.40 23.55 20.65 686.97 38.45 16.35 - 21.55 R m MaxIndia 75.45 75.10 76.00 76.00 75.05 40.61 84.50 66.95 - -
Balkrishna [2] 2187.70 2195.45 2201.80 2209.00 2179.50 114.46 2724.40 1681.95 32 2186.05 Esab Ind 3395.50 3453.65 3463.35 3595.15 3403.50 6.38 4160.35 1822.60 63 3454.70 C MaxVent&Ind 91.20 90.30 90.20 92.70 88.45 23.03 157.95 69.40 4 90.35
BalmerLaw 108.80 108.25 108.55 109.60 108.00 104.60 145.50 103.20 15 108.05 Escorts 1527.45 1501.30 1530.05 1538.75 1495.55 360.12 1930.00 1128.40 26 1500.90 Mayur Uniq [5] 357.90 359.75 357.90 365.00 354.70 273.28 635.00 319.40 19 360.20
Balrampur [1] 360.30 361.75 362.00 373.00 360.00 1928.49 525.70 297.80 16 361.80 Essar Shp 6.90 6.95 7.00 7.05 6.90 94.42 16.15 6.76 - 7.07 M MazagonDock 255.30 252.70 259.50 259.50 250.60 168.90 342.40 221.10 - -
Ban.Amn.Sp [5] 53.70 53.40 53.80 54.80 53.25 28.05 100.60 45.99 7 53.70 Ester [5] 127.25 125.70 125.10 130.85 125.10 100.76 187.80 112.50 8 125.65 G Mazda Ltd 564.80 570.85 565.90 580.05 565.90 2.92 745.55 451.25 11 571.00
Ban.Amn.Sug 2189.30 2204.95 2197.00 2227.00 2166.50 2.32 3049.05 1709.95 35 2194.00 ETHOS 785.65 780.15 778.10 785.25 770.05 9.99 839.95 707.45 - - w MBL Infra 18.85 18.95 19.00 19.40 18.05 35.29 43.65 16.65 3 18.85
Banar.Beads 71.55 70.95 72.00 72.00 70.30 3.64 116.00 55.10 16 71.00 EuroFrshFood 112.45 110.90 111.00 114.50 108.40 1.42 153.95 92.00 - - w McL.Rusl [5] 22.05 20.40 22.30 22.70 20.30 958.96 37.80 18.00 - 20.45
Banco Ind [2] 179.65 178.30 180.80 181.95 178.00 84.86 225.00 118.20 15 178.05 Ever.Kanto [2] 188.30 181.25 188.80 191.50 180.00 227.18 291.15 84.70 9 181.95 BK MCX 1285.75 1303.70 1286.00 1319.00 1286.00 303.38 2134.90 1142.40 50 1303.45
BandhanBank 270.75 273.45 272.00 277.50 268.50 6385.52 349.50 229.65 - 273.30 Everady [5] 314.95 312.40 315.50 319.15 311.00 91.29 413.30 255.45 48 312.40 w MedicamenBio 661.15 666.85 664.00 680.00 663.50 4.42 1019.80 539.55 - -
Bang Over 39.70 39.40 39.70 41.35 39.05 28.38 77.75 28.15 12 39.20 Everest Ind 520.85 520.80 525.90 531.00 519.40 12.34 783.20 361.25 18 521.90 N O MedplsHealth 756.70 760.60 759.90 771.90 753.00 51.65 1343.00 708.00 - -
BankofBarod [2] 98.45 98.65 98.60 100.75 98.4519396.97 122.65 72.50 7 98.65 Excel Ind [5] 1226.00 1248.50 1234.00 1310.00 1230.45 43.65 1818.15 824.65 10 1247.45 m Mega Soft 35.35 35.55 35.25 36.55 35.15 40.38 87.75 11.46 - 35.70
Bans.Syn 206.40 204.40 208.80 208.80 203.00 4.34 318.00 140.70 8 203.75 Excel Realty 8.00 7.90 8.00 8.15 7.65 533.94 13.37 2.47 - 7.99 N O DG MegastarFood 179.55 175.65 178.05 180.00 174.20 5.84 206.45 103.30 - -
BarbequeNatn 1042.25 1046.90 1035.00 1077.25 1035.00 119.53 1945.95 851.00 - - Exide [1] 142.80 140.75 143.50 144.80 140.20 1351.44 202.95 130.30 14 140.80 MeghManiFine 1334.15 1365.55 1349.00 1418.90 1342.20 331.23 1576.95 650.00 - -
BASF 2678.25 2620.10 2678.25 2694.90 2601.00 11.99 3926.95 2330.70 19 2624.20 ExpleoSolu 1224.75 1207.00 1221.90 1239.55 1192.05 20.40 1874.00 817.00 - - MeghmaniOrga 126.65 124.90 126.95 130.00 124.20 1557.20 152.50 81.10 - -
Bata India [5] 1724.90 1725.05 1730.00 1749.90 1714.75 156.61 2261.65 1550.00 220 1722.60 ExxaroTiles 105.30 107.15 105.00 108.00 105.00 27.40 172.70 92.65 - - MenonBear [1] 80.05 77.30 80.05 81.30 76.75 43.22 113.10 65.60 18 77.00
Bayer Crop 5237.30 5249.80 5270.00 5299.95 5200.05 18.19 6127.45 4101.20 39 5230.90 MEP Infra 17.50 17.30 17.50 18.00 17.05 343.14 32.10 16.20 - 17.20
BCPowerCon [2] 4.35 4.25 4.60 4.60 4.25 161.90 8.94 3.36 - 4.40 F ................................................ MetroBrands 614.10 588.35 617.45 619.35 580.20 322.20 673.00 426.00 - -
Beardsell [2] 15.55 16.10 15.90 16.90 15.50 121.35 23.50 10.86 - 15.85 FACT 97.60 95.85 98.10 98.40 95.00 183.42 160.00 82.60 14 95.75 W Metrpolhelth [2] 1431.50 1447.30 1440.00 1454.00 1435.50 296.46 3579.00 1377.55 41 1446.45
Bedmutha 71.50 70.00 69.60 72.35 68.60 11.09 101.00 33.05 24 70.45 FaircheOrgan 1499.70 1466.35 1499.00 1517.95 1456.00 2.41 2274.80 1180.00 - - MFL 47.20 45.35 46.50 46.95 44.60 464.14 24.70 12.15 - -
BEL [1] 229.70 229.20 231.80 234.90 228.10 4974.17 259.50 162.40 24 229.05 FCS Soft [1] 2.95 2.90 2.95 3.00 2.90 3186.23 9.05 1.22 - 2.91 D Minda Corp [2] 211.70 210.10 211.90 214.90 208.20 1119.96 284.45 114.75 31 210.20
BEML 1262.95 1284.40 1265.40 1294.00 1265.40 107.85 2084.00 1106.40 40 1282.70 FDC [1] 247.95 245.35 246.35 249.20 244.60 33.31 389.00 229.15 19 245.25 Minda Ind [2] 958.80 970.35 965.90 976.00 954.00 439.74 1260.00 629.55 129 970.70
BergrPaintIn [1] 583.70 575.05 586.00 589.00 573.30 722.93 872.00 543.85 74 574.95 Fed Bk [2] 95.20 94.55 95.50 95.80 94.10 8291.51 107.65 77.50 10 94.55 G A MindTec(Ind) 103.20 103.00 102.50 105.80 102.50 14.69 294.60 70.25 23 104.30
BestAgrolife 915.00 954.60 925.10 984.00 910.25 87.90 1407.80 381.00 - - Fed.Goetze 282.40 278.80 282.35 283.45 277.55 16.80 322.00 207.10 29 279.15 C MindTree 2861.65 2818.10 2862.00 2892.00 2809.00 486.43 5059.15 2457.55 28 2817.30
BF Inv [5] 260.80 256.30 262.10 263.00 255.00 3.87 445.95 235.75 27 256.15 FiberwebInd 36.90 36.50 37.20 37.50 36.20 8.00 52.50 31.00 - - Mirc Ele [1] 12.60 12.65 12.50 13.20 12.50 384.97 34.90 11.55 - 12.63
BF Util [5] 304.05 301.40 305.60 308.95 300.05 57.33 538.95 262.90 - 301.00 Fiem Ind 1455.05 1503.45 1470.15 1573.70 1465.55 775.62 1572.90 695.40 21 1495.65 OC Mirza [2] 232.90 245.55 235.00 248.95 235.00 1315.56 264.75 53.50 27 245.70
BGR Engy 62.60 61.95 62.35 64.90 61.35 83.47 124.50 48.10 - 62.10 Filatex [2] 93.60 94.20 94.95 95.40 93.50 78.44 142.30 72.50 7 94.15 O C m MishDhatuNig 162.40 164.65 163.25 167.00 162.55 79.15 214.35 155.65 18 164.50
Bhageria Ind [5] 173.40 174.05 174.30 178.00 173.25 7.30 328.55 156.55 11 173.15 Fin.Cable [2] 381.00 394.10 383.90 398.30 380.25 318.75 608.65 344.00 15 392.30 MitconCon&En 80.10 75.15 73.85 80.10 73.85 16.06 118.55 65.10 - -
BhagiradaChm 909.95 910.20 909.95 937.00 901.65 1.58 1176.00 719.15 - - FineOrgInd [5] 4869.35 4949.65 4901.90 5095.00 4891.15 80.14 6139.00 2735.45 60 4952.85 PCA MittalLifSty 10.65 11.30 11.30 11.60 10.35 22.39 22.65 8.95 - -
BhagngrInd [2] 38.05 38.30 37.95 39.45 37.95 7.97 65.00 34.55 28 38.55 FineotexChe [2] 192.80 187.15 194.00 196.45 185.10 209.03 235.25 86.15 47 187.30 P N MM Forg 853.05 885.10 862.45 915.00 860.00 95.99 988.00 646.00 23 882.20
BhandariHos [1] 5.70 5.75 5.80 5.90 5.75 128.80 15.04 2.70 - 5.78 Fino.Ind [2] 137.05 137.75 137.75 139.80 137.00 432.96 268.00 128.00 11 137.70 RB MMPIndustris 159.15 157.80 162.15 163.00 156.60 23.95 228.35 112.00 - -
Bhans.Eng [1] 110.70 111.85 111.60 116.50 111.35 487.81 221.80 98.00 5 111.85 FinoPaymntBk 244.00 245.10 246.30 252.95 243.05 23.24 582.95 210.05 - - MMTC [1] 39.15 40.65 41.00 43.00 40.1012806.73 64.80 31.15 - 40.60
Bharat Bij 1639.05 1684.90 1669.00 1769.45 1647.05 32.44 2169.00 1202.00 17 1682.00 Firstsource 101.85 101.10 102.00 103.40 100.55 1444.84 242.65 93.00 18 101.10 B ModisonMetal 55.75 55.25 56.85 57.15 54.00 11.70 104.90 49.55 - -
Bharat For [2] 649.40 657.60 654.75 662.85 648.55 1138.20 848.00 595.85 29 657.20 Flexituff 29.75 28.30 29.90 30.45 28.30 19.55 43.95 13.80 - 27.95 C Mohit Ind 15.80 16.25 16.05 16.75 15.95 10.46 26.35 10.35 - 16.10
Bharat Gea 142.10 140.10 142.90 144.85 139.10 17.49 190.20 96.46 6 141.35 FocusLtg&Fix 107.00 110.20 103.50 110.70 103.50 4.46 129.95 71.25 - - H MOIL 143.20 144.05 143.95 146.30 143.25 64.01 201.80 137.30 8 144.20
Bharat Ras 11285.65 11267.95 11480.00 11480.00 11219.05 0.62 14430.25 9482.75 26 11254.55 Foods&Inns 70.05 69.35 70.15 70.90 69.30 21.35 125.00 61.35 - - M MokshOrnamnt 19.35 19.15 19.25 19.50 19.00 609.65 123.85 13.40 - -
Bharat Wire 59.20 58.90 59.90 61.20 58.15 19.02 92.05 49.70 28 59.10 ForceMotors 1008.40 1008.00 1017.55 1036.00 990.55 37.87 1740.00 911.30 - - C Mold-TekPac [5] 746.25 742.25 755.00 762.85 736.00 18.38 862.15 445.55 39 742.30
BharatDynamc 676.55 670.90 681.40 687.95 666.25 386.80 904.95 364.00 24 670.20 Fortis Hlt 241.50 239.80 241.85 243.90 238.95 244.81 313.80 219.80 - 239.70 DC m Mold-TekTec [2] 95.80 97.25 96.80 101.55 95.25 139.33 122.00 64.20 21 97.05
BharatRdNwk 31.15 31.45 31.65 32.45 30.75 119.40 59.45 24.00 - 31.15 Foseco 1577.60 1561.75 1575.00 1599.95 1557.00 1.29 1740.35 1245.40 28 1554.90 DC MonarchNetwr 242.55 243.10 245.00 260.00 241.10 11.48 365.45 136.25 - -
Bharti Air [5] 681.90 684.45 683.30 689.30 680.05 3494.50 781.90 511.45 - 684.30 FSNECommVent 1395.60 1383.45 1410.00 1420.00 1374.05 171.01 2573.70 1207.50 - - Monte Carlo 745.85 738.85 747.10 774.00 733.10 463.65 773.45 310.10 13 739.95
Bharti Infr 164.50 172.95 165.60 180.95 165.20 8.91 383.00 150.05 18 169.55 Fut. Mkt 4.85 4.85 4.90 5.00 4.85 70.90 19.95 4.10 - 4.91 VP Morepan [2] 37.20 36.95 37.35 38.40 36.55 3287.85 75.00 32.35 18 36.90
BHEL [2] 45.70 45.20 45.90 46.35 45.0010855.46 78.65 41.40 38 45.15 FutEntpDVR [2] 7.60 7.60 7.50 7.95 7.50 15.44 27.23 6.15 - 7.53 MO Most.Fin [1] 759.40 756.05 763.20 767.00 748.00 19.18 1188.00 714.30 16 756.65
Biocon [5] 311.30 313.55 312.00 316.70 311.60 1233.14 414.30 305.00 - 313.70 Future Cons 1.95 1.95 1.95 2.00 1.90 5331.30 9.95 1.90 - - Mot.Gen.Fin [5] 39.75 35.80 40.85 40.85 35.80 108.23 41.60 20.80 - 37.45
BioflChm&Pha 49.55 48.45 48.35 49.00 47.65 45.37 107.00 39.80 - 48.60 FutureEntp [2] 3.10 3.00 3.10 3.15 2.95 993.43 12.00 2.32 - 2.99 J MothersonSum 74.10 75.60 74.35 77.80 74.05 9406.06 77.80 58.65 - -
BirlaCable 107.65 121.90 109.00 127.45 107.70 362.71 177.70 72.60 17 122.30 FutureRetail [2] 6.65 6.65 6.80 6.95 6.55 3165.09 67.45 6.33 - 6.68 &K B MphasiS 2228.75 2169.95 2194.90 2229.95 2161.00 557.93 3659.75 2105.00 33 2169.85
BirlaCorp 855.15 863.40 856.00 870.90 855.65 27.60 1649.00 822.80 29 861.60 MPS 727.60 724.65 731.25 764.55 712.85 34.58 805.00 505.60 17 724.50
Birlasoft
Bk of Ind
344.85
45.65
344.05
45.85
348.00
46.00
349.75
46.35
343.25 2196.45
45.70 1429.72
585.85
77.85
316.45
40.40
-
6 45.80
- G ................................................ P MRF 71776.45 71221.15 72000.00 72340.00 71056.45 3.86 87579.85 62944.50 47 71174.10
Gabriel [1] 132.65 131.65 133.80 134.50 131.15 301.51 168.00 102.45 21 131.30 C Mro-Tek [5] 61.75 61.30 62.95 62.95 60.15 10.22 79.25 26.60 2 61.55
Bk of Mah 15.85 15.75 16.05 16.20 15.65 1779.60 25.70 15.00 9 15.75 Gail(India) 133.55 133.80 133.85 135.90 133.30 4009.02 173.45 125.20 6 133.90 B MRPL 78.90 77.15 79.95 81.45 76.50 7568.79 127.60 37.10 4 77.15
BL Kash [1] 20.90 22.10 21.25 22.95 21.15 1594.66 33.00 16.85 14 22.15 GalaxSurfact 2849.30 2871.70 2864.30 2894.35 2842.35 110.69 3600.00 2560.60 76 2873.00 DVR MrsBectrFood 288.70 283.20 289.25 293.80 281.05 81.67 464.10 245.00 - -
BlackBox 146.85 143.90 148.80 149.15 142.80 21.26 1070.00 130.00 - - Gallant Mtl 69.75 68.90 70.00 71.85 68.50 61.65 88.00 53.95 3 69.05 MSP Stl 9.80 9.85 9.95 10.05 9.80 207.88 18.90 8.63 - 9.92
BLB [1] 18.45 17.90 18.60 18.75 17.90 11.26 35.30 8.50 10 18.15 Gandhi Tub [5] 348.15 348.70 348.15 354.15 347.95 1.61 557.85 302.25 11 349.45 m A MSTC 241.15 237.65 242.45 248.00 236.00 187.68 542.00 236.00 - -
Bliss GVS [1] 72.55 73.50 73.40 74.85 73.10 40.46 128.40 66.25 8 73.40 Ganesh Hsg 250.30 255.75 253.95 258.90 249.45 23.22 313.60 93.95 - 252.35 MT Edu 9.90 9.25 10.70 10.90 9.20 1146.47 14.30 6.93 - 9.31
BLSIntlServ [1] 193.80 201.35 195.25 206.00 194.25 2923.23 229.05 63.78 - 201.20 Ganesha Ecos 598.05 601.85 601.05 611.00 597.60 37.70 788.00 460.00 19 600.75 B MTARTech 1219.10 1217.95 1223.00 1239.80 1213.50 77.20 2563.30 1158.00 - -
Blue Dart 7772.75 7813.50 7779.00 7900.00 7763.55 21.86 7957.00 5308.05 46 7810.20 GaneshBenzop 118.95 125.60 118.10 127.80 118.10 476.20 139.50 76.10 - - A MTNL 18.85 18.80 18.95 19.40 18.70 490.67 40.85 16.70 - 18.80
BlueStar [2] 883.80 884.75 873.00 895.00 870.55 60.96 1224.70 740.05 67 885.90 GangaForging 5.50 5.60 5.65 5.65 5.55 79.83 147.25 5.30 - - N Mukand 102.65 102.00 103.80 104.35 101.80 29.14 166.50 97.50 12 102.35
Bodal Chem [2] 82.95 82.70 83.40 84.85 82.25 117.67 150.00 76.00 8 82.50 GangesSecu 106.20 106.50 107.90 109.80 103.55 3.13 153.25 73.65 15 106.25 Mukta Ar [5] 52.40 52.20 53.95 55.00 51.35 26.63 69.85 34.35 6 52.25
Bomay Bur [2] 936.50 923.25 946.00 967.00 916.55 73.26 1350.45 841.00 - 921.20 GardenReach 224.50 226.60 225.65 233.70 225.50 182.07 332.85 180.80 13 226.45 BC m Munj.Auto [2] 43.05 42.95 43.65 44.45 42.75 68.13 72.65 36.00 21 43.15
Bombay Dye [2] 94.50 94.25 95.10 96.40 93.65 1447.53 140.60 81.30 - 94.00 GarwareHiTec 659.40 660.05 668.05 678.00 657.25 4.80 889.00 583.25 - - B Munj.Showa [2] 100.10 101.05 100.10 103.00 99.85 45.14 168.85 92.70 33 101.10
BOROSIL 274.05 276.15 273.15 278.20 273.05 79.03 498.70 196.50 - - GarwarTecFib 3075.20 3152.75 3098.95 3205.00 3098.90 21.39 4033.40 2611.20 40 3155.60 BM A Murd.Cera 22.75 22.80 23.15 23.70 22.60 35.08 35.70 20.55 - 22.80
BorosilRenew 605.55 609.95 609.00 624.10 606.00 378.20 833.35 293.00 - - Gati [2] 134.50 135.95 135.25 137.80 135.10 320.33 221.75 120.00 - 135.95 MusicBrdcast 22.80 22.50 22.90 23.20 22.05 63.12 27.65 21.00 - -
Bosch 15938.20 15634.05 15940.00 16044.90 15591.60 29.22 19244.50 12940.10 38 15630.30 GatwayDistri 66.80 68.35 67.75 68.70 66.85 400.13 87.00 64.20 - - H Muthoot Cap 169.80 165.85 169.80 172.90 165.00 19.01 495.50 159.25 - 166.45
BPCL 316.35 313.10 317.80 321.35 312.15 3069.30 503.00 293.50 8 312.70 Gayt. Proj [2] 15.05 15.45 15.30 15.80 14.90 1622.79 60.65 14.70 - 15.45 P MuthootFinan 1062.65 1059.05 1072.00 1076.85 1055.50 516.81 1722.55 961.05 11 1059.00
BPL 62.15 63.00 62.10 64.00 62.10 28.40 176.65 30.00 24 62.80 GE Ship 396.90 403.10 398.90 417.10 394.00 499.83 445.50 265.05 8 402.90 D
BrandConcept 125.80 119.90 125.80 127.55 119.55 10.05 128.00 53.25 - - GE T&DInd 100.65 99.10 101.65 101.95 98.50 13.65 152.90 81.45 - - P N................................................
Brigade 438.05 437.50 438.90 447.00 435.00 80.88 554.25 278.80 33 436.40 Geecee 132.15 129.85 132.65 134.90 128.30 4.42 211.25 111.20 15 130.10 P NACLInd [1] 76.05 76.20 77.00 77.65 75.30 25.51 104.65 52.00 20 76.25
BrightcomGr[2] 34.50 36.20 36.20 36.20 36.20 322.34 122.88 11.98 - 36.55 GeewayWires 76.25 77.80 76.05 77.85 74.65 11.99 112.90 55.55 - - w Nagrk.Exp [5] 32.45 32.20 32.40 33.90 31.20 15.35 74.15 28.10 6 32.55
Britannia [1] 3700.45 3656.60 3709.00 3714.00 3636.00 612.52 4152.05 3050.00 55 3657.30 GenInsCorpIn[5] 115.65 114.65 115.05 116.65 114.05 109.35 204.60 107.60 10 114.55 &P Nah.Cap [5] 414.70 418.65 414.70 436.80 412.35 9.92 682.20 176.35 23 419.40
BSE 596.90 597.15 599.25 609.60 594.00 828.44 3140.00 549.00 - - GenricEngCon 31.10 29.75 31.10 31.60 29.10 32.18 58.50 27.50 - - H Nah.Ind 124.80 125.60 126.45 129.60 125.05 26.49 238.00 85.00 3 125.20
BSL 93.65 98.90 95.85 101.00 90.00 19.08 160.55 53.95 9 97.90 Genus P&B [1] 16.35 16.60 16.75 17.05 16.55 126.65 26.50 8.90 - 16.65 KC m Nah.Poly [5] 367.15 371.25 366.00 379.80 366.00 14.01 601.00 167.00 10 371.45
BtrflyGandhi 1130.85 1190.15 1144.95 1199.00 1144.95 26.66 1461.95 680.15 105 1191.00 Genus Pwr [1] 73.25 73.55 73.90 75.40 73.10 300.43 113.00 53.40 - 73.55 K C m Nah.Spg [5] 304.45 310.60 311.90 319.65 304.05 77.38 692.00 241.45 2 310.00
Burnpur 4.40 4.35 4.55 4.55 4.35 98.52 8.70 2.01 - 4.40 GeojitFinSer 49.55 49.70 49.70 50.25 49.45 147.24 102.70 43.35 - - KP NakodaGroup 143.60 144.35 147.30 147.90 139.00 23.70 236.30 58.65 - -
GEPowerIndia 128.60 128.60 130.00 132.20 128.40 56.11 364.00 125.00 - 128.90 K NALCO [5] 69.95 69.55 70.10 72.05 69.1518619.26 132.75 67.00 4 69.50
C ................................................ GFL 64.80 64.55 65.45 65.95 64.05 50.98 94.30 59.00 - - m Nalwa Son 1354.70 1355.75 1341.15 1369.15 1341.15 1.02 2299.00 1228.35 12 1350.00
Calif.SW 20.50 20.80 21.00 21.45 20.60 18.13 52.80 9.65 7 20.90 GHCL 584.75 598.80 590.00 602.95 584.80 392.03 686.65 278.95 9 598.60 M Nandan Den 28.80 28.65 28.80 29.80 28.50 96.80 69.90 15.73 6 28.65
Cambridge 50.75 52.05 52.60 53.15 51.30 14.93 117.40 41.50 50 51.90 GIC Hsg 119.85 119.60 120.80 121.70 119.20 27.26 202.50 109.95 4 119.55 MC P NarayaHru 640.70 640.05 643.10 643.10 635.00 46.97 775.00 466.05 98 640.60
Camlin Fine [1] 108.70 107.70 109.50 111.00 106.95 92.18 230.80 97.20 65 107.35 Gillander 59.45 57.20 58.50 60.90 56.20 7.67 93.70 43.60 9 56.30 Natco Phr [2] 647.70 643.70 649.90 656.50 636.30 91.78 1188.05 607.95 84 646.35
CampsActWear 344.70 348.20 343.55 351.05 341.10 402.89 418.00 297.10 - - Gillette 5017.05 5026.60 5015.00 5050.00 4980.90 0.99 6270.05 4751.00 66 5018.70 C H Nath Bio-Gen 186.25 182.80 186.25 193.55 180.90 22.06 401.65 151.05 15 182.85

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Natl Build [1] 29.05 28.80 29.35 29.45 28.70 2204.91 55.35 26.70 20 28.80 RattanIndPow 3.40 3.40 3.40 3.40 3.30 4036.19 9.99 3.21 ­ 3.37 Sun TV [5] 422.25 416.10 425.00 426.00 414.50 950.95 611.25 402.55 10 416.30 VishwarajSug 16.30 17.20 16.55 17.90 16.50 1470.26 220.00 15.00 ­ ­
Natl Fert 42.75 42.05 42.70 43.45 41.55 652.43 66.45 38.25 19 42.10 Ravi K Dis 9.95 9.65 10.15 10.15 9.50 30.42 19.85 7.71 ­ 9.57 Sund.Brak 333.05 362.00 333.00 374.40 330.35 20.05 489.95 297.00 ­ 374.15 Vivi Lab [2] 10.15 10.55 10.35 10.65 10.15 273.80 27.40 7.58 ­ 10.52
Nava.B.Ve [2] 177.10 176.35 178.25 183.00 175.25 559.59 210.85 99.20 6 176.50 RavindrHeigt 20.40 19.50 20.95 21.40 19.40 48.43 34.80 18.00 ­ ­ Sund.Clay [5] 4141.40 4070.20 4119.00 4200.00 4055.00 1.64 5123.55 3307.00 46 4072.00 VLS Fin 140.70 141.15 143.45 144.10 140.80 4.63 264.85 129.40 2 142.15
Navin Flu [2] 3700.25 3751.00 3700.10 3773.30 3687.80 96.72 4339.00 3196.20 70 3752.10 Raymond 863.75 906.90 874.90 906.90 863.75 392.44 1280.00 390.00 13 906.70 Sund.Fast [1] 743.55 732.20 747.25 747.25 728.55 23.29 993.00 674.80 36 732.10 Voltamp 2989.45 2886.20 2975.00 3022.95 2855.65 55.70 3048.00 1325.00 22 2892.35
Navkar Corp 55.35 54.85 55.80 57.80 54.50 4093.83 72.50 31.30 12 54.65 RBL Bank 87.55 81.50 86.80 86.80 80.8540021.68 226.45 74.15 ­ 81.40 Sund.Fin 1815.90 1790.75 1827.50 1827.50 1771.00 63.05 2699.00 1557.10 22 1788.65 Voltas [1] 965.65 957.65 970.00 985.60 952.40 554.04 1356.90 923.50 54 957.35
Navneet Ed [2] 95.70 97.05 97.00 98.90 96.05 290.22 121.55 81.20 19 97.05 RCF 79.95 79.05 80.35 81.30 78.55 1366.09 112.65 66.45 7 79.00 Sund.Multi [1] 2.90 2.90 2.95 3.00 2.85 279.64 5.80 1.76 ­ 2.89 VRL Logistic 631.00 637.60 629.50 653.50 629.50 201.42 689.70 280.00 35 637.90
NazaraTech 645.20 643.45 645.20 659.95 634.75 252.85 3356.00 570.00 ­ ­ RECL 129.05 128.25 129.80 130.50 127.0026753.48 168.70 109.70 2 128.20 SundarFinHol 71.55 73.05 71.55 73.35 71.00 89.82 94.70 63.00 ­ ­ VST Ind 3066.85 3127.15 3082.20 3160.00 3074.05 4.18 3893.95 2786.00 15 3122.85
NCC [2] 54.50 54.25 54.85 55.90 53.95 2321.10 98.45 51.00 9 54.25 Redington [2] 128.20 129.70 129.00 130.70 128.00 1509.32 179.25 109.55 11 129.55 Sunflag 79.75 78.85 79.60 81.80 78.40 198.76 136.10 58.70 7 78.90 VST Til 2560.15 2566.05 2573.00 2610.00 2559.95 3.48 3458.45 1881.00 22 2563.20
NCL Ind 173.55 172.30 176.00 176.00 171.15 35.80 304.80 155.90 8 172.00 Refex Ref 113.45 111.65 115.75 116.80 110.00 44.94 173.10 96.50 7 112.15 Sunteck [1] 506.15 505.25 510.00 515.00 503.50 596.26 589.95 299.45 ­ 504.95
NDRAutoCompo
NDTV [4]
387.05
168.80
375.90
166.45
390.10
169.50
393.35
171.05
375.50 4.02
165.05 147.70
499.90
275.65
300.65 ­
69.35 18 166.75
­ Rel.Ind.Inf
Rel.Infra
952.45 943.60 957.90 966.80 934.85 1166.76 1201.80 578.25 189 943.55
94.50 93.15 95.00 95.95 92.60 839.57 149.50 58.00 ­ 93.10
Super Spn [1]
Superhouse
10.05
174.85
10.00
186.95
10.05
176.55
10.35
195.15
10.00
176.55
14.05
76.94
20.20
245.05
8.34
144.50
­
7
10.12
186.50
W ................................................
Walch.Ind [2] 51.10 50.45 51.45 51.80 50.20 57.31 83.40 39.30 ­ 50.50
NECaryCorp 25.30 24.95 25.20 25.50 24.80 134.15 38.00 14.10 ­ 25.05 Relaxo [1] 977.65 980.10 984.70 998.00 974.00 68.63 1447.00 928.00 105 979.35 Supr.Ind [2] 1769.80 1777.80 1770.10 1792.05 1745.00 40.88 2689.00 1668.60 28 1772.50
Waterbase 78.15 77.10 77.30 78.70 76.95 23.76 145.80 66.45 ­ ­
Nect.Life [1] 23.00 23.05 23.00 23.50 23.00 80.36 48.40 20.75 20 23.00 RelChemoInd 203.55 205.60 207.90 211.85 204.20 1.80 260.10 171.50 ­ ­ Supr.Infra 12.80 12.25 12.30 13.20 12.20 120.70 33.35 8.88 ­ 12.33
Suprajit [1] 333.15 331.90 335.45 339.55 330.00 52.89 478.00 272.25 33 331.60 Webel SL 93.20 97.85 97.85 97.85 97.85 62.66 172.75 59.75 41 97.35
Nelcast [2] 63.75 63.20 63.65 65.20 62.00 56.30 100.00 50.10 38 63.40 RelHomeFin 2.95 2.95 3.00 3.00 2.90 369.56 6.75 2.80 ­ ­
SupremeEngg 2.95 2.85 2.95 3.00 2.85 600.47 35.95 1.90 ­ ­ Weizman 46.10 45.60 47.95 47.95 45.40 9.74 94.10 42.30 25 45.45
Nelco 605.50 603.65 619.00 619.00 595.10 15.44 968.55 355.00 124 602.60 Reliance 2413.70 2433.25 2423.00 2464.90 2417.10 8144.24 2855.00 2016.60 42 2433.20
NeogenChem 1305.30 1318.20 1305.30 1333.30 1298.10 51.75 1930.00 863.00 ­ ­ Religare 120.35 118.95 121.00 123.45 118.35 362.38 194.50 97.65 ­ 118.90 SupremePetro 881.75 905.85 881.75 911.00 881.10 60.30 937.00 834.10 ­ ­ Wels.Corp [5] 212.95 208.35 213.50 217.55 205.45 725.10 250.50 106.00 11 208.05
Nesco [2] 554.55 560.40 557.35 564.00 550.00 18.76 697.00 501.10 21 559.80 Remsons 231.95 223.65 236.50 236.50 219.10 5.09 313.80 162.00 42 222.70 SupryaLifeSc 349.65 344.80 354.00 357.90 342.25 93.17 601.90 292.35 ­ ­ Wels.India [1] 72.00 71.30 72.60 73.00 70.45 1156.16 170.75 62.30 18 71.20
NestleIndia 17994.55 17985.00 17994.55 18143.15 17900.00 41.44 20599.95 16000.00 75 17978.30 RenaisncGlob 631.50 655.65 649.00 663.00 634.05 52.15 1090.90 530.00 ­ ­ Surana Solar [5] 20.20 20.25 20.60 20.90 20.10 23.63 42.85 11.81 ­ 20.10 Welspun Ent. 96.10 94.25 97.20 98.50 93.75 564.18 115.90 69.00 15 94.30
Netwk 18 [5] 65.55 65.40 66.10 67.10 63.40 853.60 117.40 45.50 ­ 65.60 Repco Home 132.40 127.35 133.05 138.50 125.50 291.18 393.60 113.35 4 126.95 Surana Tel [1] 10.10 10.00 10.05 10.15 9.85 62.40 17.97 5.94 ­ 10.07 Wendt 8127.75 8137.70 8217.20 8241.75 8125.00 0.97 9156.00 3932.30 62 8114.80
Neuland 1240.95 1232.85 1265.85 1272.00 1205.10 47.41 2275.00 965.85 25 1235.45 Repro 384.25 375.20 379.00 381.00 373.00 1.03 660.00 343.40 ­ 389.95 Surya Rosh 346.00 346.75 347.30 361.00 346.05 92.23 868.40 343.00 9 347.25 West C Pap [2] 351.35 338.65 353.20 353.80 336.00 169.31 394.95 215.00 10 339.00
NewgenSwTech 345.35 348.50 350.00 354.75 347.10 87.60 754.70 320.85 16 349.05 Resp.Ind [1] 133.80 129.85 135.00 135.00 129.00 67.53 215.00 98.05 ­ 129.90 Suryalaxmi 60.60 60.45 62.05 62.05 58.10 6.42 98.90 49.35 ­ 59.85 WestlifeDevp 515.35 524.40 515.35 527.50 514.45 260.83 629.00 402.30 ­ ­
NHPC 31.55 31.35 31.65 31.95 31.25 3573.08 37.55 25.25 9 31.40 RestBrndAsia 110.75 110.45 110.85 112.50 109.65 827.54 189.70 86.50 ­ ­ SuryodaySFB 80.25 83.65 81.95 84.25 81.05 165.12 225.50 77.00 ­ ­ Wheels Ind 636.35 640.45 635.00 669.00 626.00 35.14 1039.00 502.00 19 641.60
NIIT [2] 409.20 419.00 413.10 427.50 411.20 423.12 658.55 276.05 39 418.60 RHIMagnesInd 521.75 507.60 522.80 528.00 502.35 126.83 674.00 320.05 ­ ­ Sutlej Te [1] 64.35 63.70 65.00 66.95 62.15 70.74 104.85 54.15 6 63.80 Whirlpool 1556.00 1550.40 1557.05 1573.60 1541.55 92.30 2549.80 1403.80 88 1551.15
Nila Infras [1] 5.75 5.45 5.85 5.85 5.40 329.24 10.56 4.59 ­ 5.44 Rico Auto [1] 44.70 43.65 44.70 45.65 43.25 715.93 62.30 31.20 22 43.75 SuumayaLife 65.75 65.05 67.70 67.70 64.90 126.62 736.85 62.10 ­ ­ Wil.Magor 21.90 21.35 22.50 22.50 21.20 10.55 40.00 16.50 ­ 21.40
Nilkamal 1968.50 1970.05 1988.00 1988.00 1944.30 3.11 3174.00 1695.30 38 1972.55 RitcoLogistc 129.20 128.90 136.80 136.80 126.00 13.61 160.70 112.45 ­ ­ Suven Lif [1] 70.35 68.55 71.70 71.70 68.30 137.15 124.40 62.00 ­ 68.85 Win.Diamond[2] 31.05 31.10 31.50 31.80 31.00 22.13 51.60 25.75 15 31.10
Nippo Bat [5] 321.30 323.60 321.80 334.95 320.20 1.84 641.23 290.15 31 323.20 RITES 238.95 237.80 240.10 241.70 236.70 49.01 318.00 226.05 12 237.85 SuvenPharma 452.15 448.35 454.40 457.90 447.40 234.34 631.75 425.70 ­ ­ WindlsBiotec 217.65 224.15 218.65 239.55 218.50 35.58 452.00 203.25 ­ ­
NipponLIAM 274.95 277.50 275.25 281.55 274.60 370.52 476.45 259.00 ­ ­ RKECProjects 44.20 42.45 50.10 51.40 42.20 223.48 117.00 36.00 ­ ­ SuvidaInfSvc 6.00 6.05 6.00 6.15 6.00 52.76 29.75 5.15 ­ ­ WinproIndust 4.45 4.45 4.50 4.60 4.40 110.79 12.25 4.15 ­ ­
NirajCement 29.50 28.75 29.30 29.30 28.30 9.57 55.90 25.65 ­ ­ RolexRings 1714.20 1735.55 1720.05 1781.25 1705.25 158.29 1781.25 994.80 ­ ­ Suzlon [2] 6.65 6.65 6.70 6.90 6.6046517.09 13.10 5.70 ­ 6.66 Wipro [2] 420.30 413.60 421.10 423.05 413.05 5756.61 739.80 402.10 19 413.80
Nitco 23.50 23.20 22.85 23.75 22.85 18.50 42.75 19.35 ­ 23.30 Rollatainers [1] 1.15 1.15 1.15 1.20 1.10 2084.59 4.61 1.06 ­ 1.14 SVPGlobalVen 36.15 38.25 35.90 39.25 35.60 280.56 164.85 34.50 ­ ­ Wockhardt [5] 207.20 205.65 208.40 212.40 204.85 1314.36 544.62 204.55 ­ 205.70
Nitin Spn 204.25 205.10 209.00 211.75 203.60 73.57 345.75 142.85 4 205.40 Rolta 4.25 4.20 4.40 4.40 4.15 119.24 10.12 3.95 ­ 4.24 Swan Ener [1] 185.20 187.85 186.30 192.80 184.55 138.20 337.00 112.50 ­ 187.80 WonderFibro 148.05 154.25 156.95 162.00 140.60 3.08 230.45 122.45 ­ ­
NitirajEngg 71.05 70.30 70.35 71.85 70.10 4.27 100.50 40.20 ­ ­ RosariBiotec 865.05 851.40 867.00 872.75 849.40 18.43 1619.00 795.10 ­ ­ Swaraj Eng 1466.50 1477.95 1470.35 1495.75 1470.00 5.48 1900.00 1292.55 17 1477.40 WonderlaHoli 231.25 230.00 230.05 234.40 228.95 24.21 269.90 196.20 ­ 229.35
NLC India 64.35 67.55 64.45 69.95 64.4510342.04 92.40 49.90 9 67.55 Rossell [2] 171.35 168.00 173.05 173.95 166.10 25.12 226.25 112.95 26 166.90 Swle. Ener 297.90 305.00 295.20 309.60 295.20 20.49 468.85 205.00 14 303.75
NMDC Ltd [1] 108.70 108.60 109.50 111.35 108.25 5922.69 186.45 101.60 3 108.60 RotoPumps 462.55 448.05 465.05 470.85 438.20 20.48 511.90 390.45 ­ ­ Symphony [2] 872.40 877.80 876.45 885.00 862.25 16.81 1214.00 835.95 55 872.40 X-Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Nocil 253.25 252.35 255.30 256.50 251.05 317.07 321.00 191.00 24 252.20 RouteMobile 1268.00 1247.20 1269.05 1275.00 1240.00 253.87 2389.00 1052.00 ­ ­ Syngene Int 556.90 550.95 559.00 561.15 546.30 392.88 699.95 508.10 53 550.85 Xchang 59.15 59.05 59.60 60.20 58.90 98.20 141.25 55.90 30 59.00
Noida Toll 7.10 7.10 7.25 7.25 7.05 72.16 10.33 5.13 ­ 7.10 Royal Orchd 138.20 135.00 135.45 140.75 134.15 30.57 153.35 66.75 ­ 134.75 XelpmocD&T 169.70 170.55 170.30 178.30 170.15 11.66 513.00 153.00 ­ ­
NovartisInd 663.90 659.70 650.00 699.70 646.60 24.70 823.00 565.30 ­ ­ RPG Life [8] 560.25 555.10 557.00 568.25 553.25 4.13 751.80 441.25 18 555.00 T ................................................. YaariDigiInt 36.35 34.55 34.55 34.55 34.55 29.39 117.70 26.15 ­ ­
NRAgarwalInd 242.45 244.95 243.10 248.65 238.95 6.77 361.15 200.20 ­ ­ RPower 11.35 11.35 11.40 11.75 11.30 6326.04 19.25 9.15 ­ 11.35 Tainwala 72.55 70.75 72.10 73.45 70.45 8.79 124.00 60.55 ­ 71.00 Yes Bk [2] 12.65 12.65 12.70 12.85 12.6020011.97 16.25 10.51 ­ 12.65
NRB Bear [2] 138.00 136.80 138.90 143.80 135.95 489.55 189.65 106.70 18 137.00 RPP Infra 35.55 35.65 35.85 36.25 35.45 17.48 78.75 29.60 16 35.75 Taj GVK [2] 137.40 137.85 138.00 141.40 137.00 101.42 186.30 117.40 87 137.95 YukenIndia 453.30 446.10 460.00 465.00 445.00 11.27 685.00 391.00 ­ ­
NTPC 141.40 140.85 141.40 144.25 140.2011370.65 166.30 111.95 8 140.75 RPSGVentures 487.80 490.55 490.00 501.00 485.20 17.25 1144.90 465.10 ­ ­ Take Sol [1] 22.15 22.20 22.35 22.75 22.00 169.77 69.55 20.65 ­ 22.25 Zee Ent [1] 219.20 215.35 220.45 221.25 214.00 4722.72 378.60 166.80 14 215.45
Nucleas Sw 381.40 386.35 383.35 391.00 378.45 9.47 743.85 355.10 28 386.60 RS Soft [5] 24.60 24.85 25.05 25.80 24.25 41.72 51.90 22.00 ­ 24.90 Talbros 510.45 501.85 511.30 529.00 496.40 107.75 654.90 254.20 17 499.65 Zee Learn [1] 6.00 6.10 6.05 6.15 6.00 256.86 20.70 5.71 ­ 6.09
NURECA 994.65 988.05 971.55 1003.60 971.55 5.66 2315.00 940.00 ­ ­ RSWM 371.60 372.40 372.95 381.00 368.00 35.49 572.60 270.40 4 371.60 Tanla Sol [1] 997.85 1002.35 1005.00 1021.95 995.00 185.92 2094.40 790.00 115 1002.75 Zee Med [1] 13.85 13.85 14.00 14.15 13.75 726.05 25.15 8.60 ­ 13.82
NuvocoVistas 298.50 296.00 300.80 302.95 289.55 466.65 577.90 260.25 ­ ­ Ruby Mills [5] 361.60 361.40 368.40 374.05 360.10 7.21 500.15 231.00 20 362.40 TarsonsProd 782.90 778.60 783.75 824.95 772.00 590.71 924.90 538.70 ­ ­ Zen Tech. [1] 175.25 174.55 176.00 178.60 173.05 51.01 257.70 79.00 ­ 174.55
Nxtdigital 370.15 379.60 364.50 383.90 361.25 2.00 588.00 321.05 ­ ­ Ruch.Paper 118.80 114.10 119.75 121.00 113.65 201.56 134.00 69.90 9 113.85 TastyBiteEat 9918.20 9890.75 9918.2010081.65 9811.40 1.7121470.50 8012.60 246 9892.85 ZensarTec [2] 272.10 272.50 272.55 275.80 271.55 310.12 587.00 247.00 19 272.40
RudrabhshEnt 173.95 170.15 175.00 177.25 167.00 61.94 279.45 153.00 ­ ­ Tata Chem 803.35 803.40 810.75 814.90 801.00 702.55 1158.00 729.80 27 803.25 ZFComVeCtrSy 7890.90 7994.35 7785.00 8030.00 7732.60 42.96 8780.05 6815.25 ­ ­
O................................................. Rupa [1] 338.90 343.40 343.50 361.40 341.15 556.17 585.05 300.30 14 344.05 Tata Cof [1] 200.45 201.75 202.30 203.40 198.30 990.92 254.00 178.90 42 201.45 Zod.Clo 81.15 81.75 82.05 83.20 81.15 11.06 153.80 78.55 ­ 81.25
Oberoi 767.20 765.80 769.35 781.40 761.40 523.83 1051.90 638.00 74 764.25 Rush.Decor 438.05 425.35 446.00 446.00 421.60 17.58 600.45 231.45 37 424.80 Tata Com 947.55 949.55 950.00 965.00 940.25 521.84 1590.00 856.00 23 948.95 ZomatoLtd 54.30 55.45 55.40 55.90 54.3551276.63 169.00 50.05 ­ ­
OdishaCeme [2] 1317.80 1301.95 1317.80 1329.50 1298.00 128.14 2547.20 1212.60 120 1300.55 Tata Elxsi 8081.40 8003.20 8124.00 8148.95 7970.00 165.82 9420.00 4106.30 91 7998.90 ZotaHealthCr 270.20 270.50 274.00 280.00 267.60 17.80 448.00 217.95 ­ ­
Oil India 201.65 190.60 201.00 203.35 189.4010113.79 306.00 153.15 5 190.65 S ................................................. Tata Inv 1338.75 1335.05 1353.85 1359.00 1331.10 11.76 1734.00 1117.40 34 1334.55 Zuari Ag 145.50 144.60 146.65 149.55 144.25 72.07 218.40 99.95 ­ 144.80
OlectrGrnTec 591.85 582.85 596.00 618.50 562.30 218.85 888.80 242.00 ­ ­ S H Kelkar 134.70 134.00 132.90 136.65 132.15 65.02 207.30 125.95 44 133.05 Tata M DVR [2] 196.80 198.60 200.00 201.95 197.55 1722.80 298.50 129.10 ­ 198.45 ZUARI INDUST 147.05 148.80 149.40 152.00 141.00 25.68 216.85 122.85 ­ ­
Omax Auto 51.40 50.45 51.40 52.15 50.05 9.12 74.00 39.35 ­ 50.65 Sadbhav [1] 15.25 15.75 15.45 16.40 15.20 484.97 88.65 12.90 ­ 15.79 Tata Metlk 657.80 660.60 656.00 672.50 654.95 21.40 1364.90 622.45 10 660.35 ZydusLifescn 360.75 361.30 360.40 366.90 359.45 511.39 651.90 319.00 ­ ­
Omaxe 84.25 84.55 84.30 90.80 83.60 197.19 113.85 66.05 ­ 84.40 SadbhavInf 7.30 7.30 7.30 7.45 7.15 55.27 41.50 6.72 ­ 7.30 Tata Motors [2] 408.45 412.00 415.00 418.80 410.2016771.01 536.50 268.50 ­ 412.00 ZydusWel 1636.80 1628.15 1636.80 1645.00 1620.00 8.66 2472.85 1431.00 814 1617.65
OmInfraLtd 30.15 29.90 30.70 31.10 29.75 47.16 56.45 26.10 ­ ­ SafariIndia 936.25 949.35 948.00 962.00 935.20 4.00 1051.05 659.95 ­ ­ Tata Steel 854.55 860.15 862.00 879.20 857.80 7905.83 1534.60 827.10 3 860.30
Omkar Spl 22.25 22.30 22.50 23.00 21.80 14.23 47.05 7.73 ­ 21.90 Sagar Cem [2] 165.85 167.75 166.90 169.70 166.40 24.46 319.00 155.15 21 167.80 TataConsuPro 730.15 729.05 732.00 739.25 726.10 1367.77 889.00 650.20 ­ ­
One97Communi 644.75 656.25 649.00 661.80 642.60 2579.17 1955.00 510.05 ­ ­ SagrdeepAloy 27.70 26.95 27.45 28.15 26.80 26.30 47.35 23.35 ­ ­ TataPowerC[1] 211.45 212.80 214.50 217.10 212.0018209.48 298.00 118.40 43 212.75 Exchange Traded Funds
OnePntOneSol 10.30 10.15 10.50 10.50 10.15 86.56 96.05 9.05 ­ ­ SAIL 69.00 69.60 69.00 71.30 68.8027353.44 145.85 63.60 2 69.60 TataStlLngPr 574.20 571.25 587.00 601.65 566.00 68.23 994.80 534.00 ­ ­
ONGC [5] 126.00 127.40 127.00 128.60 126.0044595.74 194.60 108.50 4 127.35 Saksoft 916.60 900.60 914.80 920.00 890.55 21.31 1172.35 586.95 35 902.05 TatvaChinPha 2303.90 2320.45 2305.00 2349.00 2305.00 4.08 2977.80 2001.00 ­ ­
Sakth.Sug 15.45 15.60 15.85 16.10 15.35 72.51 22.90 13.38 ­ 15.60 TCI Devl 366.60 371.65 375.05 380.00 353.15 2.14 453.10 278.55 ­ 370.90 Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl
OnMobile 120.00 118.85 121.70 124.50 118.00 1975.66 190.90 94.20 68 119.35
Onward Te 274.90 275.25 273.00 286.40 273.00 7.90 428.15 203.60 66 275.00 Sakuma [1] 13.55 14.00 13.85 14.35 13.60 326.15 20.15 9.50 ­ 14.01 TCI Express [2] 1592.20 1589.65 1600.00 1612.00 1584.55 11.82 2570.00 1280.25 48 1591.00
OptimusInfra 274.60 276.25 277.90 286.00 274.45 336.81 436.00 136.50 128 276.90 SAL Stl 8.40 8.35 8.40 8.70 8.35 84.38 17.55 7.12 6 8.42 TCNSClothing 530.70 533.90 526.10 553.10 524.10 22.05 932.00 494.10 ­ ­ Axis Gold [1] 44.82 44.76 27.21 47.00 39.80 44.79
OracleFinSer [5] 3046.90 3051.45 3062.90 3081.55 3039.60 58.90 5144.60 2950.65 14 3053.90 SalasarTech [1] 26.90 26.95 27.65 27.90 26.60 215.66 37.08 20.20 24 27.05 TCPLPackage 831.65 811.75 839.05 839.05 798.60 17.42 979.80 481.00 ­ ­ AXISAMC ­ AXISBNKETF 341.72 340.61 0.87 449.40 320.00 ­
Orbit Exp 103.30 103.25 102.10 105.50 102.10 9.66 147.70 65.10 17 103.15 SalonaCot 213.20 209.70 217.45 217.45 208.50 3.41 372.00 141.60 6 209.30 TCS [1] 3235.05 3216.30 3255.00 3272.00 3206.95 2170.63 4045.50 3023.35 31 3216.15 AXISAMC ­ AXISBPSETF 10.30 10.31 33.03 12.00 9.06 ­
Oricon Enter [2] 24.30 24.65 24.75 24.85 24.30 30.43 44.80 22.55 21 24.60 Salzer Elec 173.35 174.95 174.80 176.35 173.75 6.65 263.50 138.30 12 174.60 TD Power 478.65 463.35 481.50 490.95 460.10 41.67 519.00 174.90 26 462.50 AXISAMC ­ AXISCETF 69.35 69.25 0.17 81.00 60.00 ­
Orient Bell 693.15 742.95 693.50 779.00 693.50 318.08 779.00 284.30 34 745.25 Sambhaav [1] 3.70 3.70 3.85 3.90 3.55 34.17 7.77 2.58 ­ 3.74 TeamleaseSvc 3253.55 3394.65 3257.15 3450.00 3247.30 19.15 5544.10 2912.00 65 3391.05 AXISAMC ­ AXISHCETF 75.84 76.40 1.68 105.00 66.00 ­
Orient Cem [1] 115.00 115.90 115.20 116.30 114.10 289.64 185.50 95.65 9 115.95 SamvrdnaMthr 117.35 115.05 117.60 118.45 114.10 5598.81 257.80 112.00 ­ ­ TechMahind [5] 999.95 1003.20 1005.00 1021.90 999.00 3045.19 1837.75 944.10 20 1003.20 AXISAMC ­ AXISNIFTY 167.39 167.21 3.31 212.22 160.03 ­
Orient Grn 9.90 10.35 10.35 10.35 10.35 454.25 28.75 2.67 ­ 10.61 Sandesh 681.30 683.10 690.70 694.70 675.10 1.03 1079.00 635.65 6 694.70 Technocr 870.80 889.70 878.60 914.00 873.90 9.69 1235.00 544.40 10 892.60 AXISAMC ­ AXISTECETF 285.75 282.93 0.68 437.10 270.15 ­
Orient Htls [1] 55.80 55.75 56.70 57.45 55.30 82.72 69.95 33.30 ­ 55.55 SandharTech 259.50 252.15 260.00 264.70 250.05 103.18 333.00 200.00 24 253.60 TechnoEle&En 303.40 304.75 302.00 313.90 301.95 124.52 362.80 222.00 ­ ­ Bank BeEs [1] 342.74 341.43 862.38 420.43 324.81 341.39
Orient Pap [1] 24.80 24.25 25.05 25.10 24.15 637.91 39.40 19.80 ­ 24.25 Sangam 277.60 273.85 281.25 284.70 271.15 11.41 423.40 106.65 8 275.50 TegaIndust 464.15 483.90 470.90 489.90 466.80 254.29 767.70 397.00 ­ ­ Birla Gold 47.18 47.30 12.43 51.45 41.90 47.06
Orient Tri 11.65 12.75 11.45 13.80 11.45 251.30 16.94 7.92 ­ 12.67 Sangh.Mov [2] 228.25 218.30 230.50 232.90 216.70 110.53 262.00 150.00 32 218.70 TejasNetwork 444.10 449.20 447.00 459.55 445.00 288.66 570.90 360.60 ­ ­ Birla Nifty [100] 17.70 17.69 26.92 5141.70 4200.10 ­
OrientAbr [1] 26.85 27.15 26.85 27.60 26.55 11.14 40.45 24.10 ­ 27.10 Sanghi Ind 36.75 35.90 37.00 37.10 35.65 172.40 84.70 32.55 22 35.85 TemboGlblInd 125.05 136.85 125.05 137.55 125.00 47.97 334.55 105.00 ­ ­ BIRLASLAM ABSLBANETF 33.82 33.94 2.33 415.21 29.00 ­
OrientalArmt 569.25 554.65 579.90 580.00 551.10 4.76 1100.00 500.70 ­ ­ Sanofi 6391.15 6444.55 6419.00 6498.00 6405.00 4.49 9300.00 6320.70 26 6443.65 TeraSoftware 35.80 34.55 35.80 36.30 33.65 6.73 85.00 31.65 ­ 34.70 BIRLASLAM ABSLNN50ET 38.18 38.26 1.72 520.00 34.00 ­
OrientalCar 778.45 805.05 786.00 814.00 777.65 7.88 1321.00 687.50 20 803.65 SanseraEngg 675.70 688.70 668.60 709.90 666.80 23.69 889.00 548.55 ­ ­ Tex.Infra [1] 60.95 61.85 61.00 62.95 61.00 20.71 82.25 50.00 ­ 61.95 BIRLASLAMC BSLSENETFG 51.29 51.32 1.58 664.99 43.65 ­
OrientElect 271.05 270.70 272.45 273.45 267.50 54.58 408.00 244.00 ­ ­ SapireFoodIn 1109.20 1138.35 1105.00 1148.80 1105.00 188.48 1540.00 909.00 ­ ­ Tex.Pipe 60.85 63.60 61.50 66.85 61.50 292.08 100.90 43.50 13 63.75 BIRLASLAMC ­ HEALTHY 7.57 7.61 25.57 10.41 7.00 ­
OrisaBengCar 117.00 118.10 124.00 124.00 110.00 5.58 164.80 108.05 ­ ­ Sarda Ene 845.40 832.05 849.70 850.45 827.75 17.69 1358.10 625.00 4 830.15 Tex.Rail [1] 44.35 43.20 44.70 45.75 43.00 1379.24 58.90 26.55 ­ 43.20 BIRLASLAMC ­ SILVER 60.10 60.14 52.07 78.50 59.88 ­
OrtinLabs 21.10 21.15 21.05 21.75 21.05 31.03 39.85 19.30 ­ ­ Saregama [1] 364.10 375.90 364.20 393.30 364.20 270.54 548.70 297.00 48 377.85 Thanga.Jwl 971.65 967.20 956.25 985.25 956.25 1.29 1520.00 790.00 34 969.25 BIRLASLAMC ­ TECH 28.18 27.89 3.36 43.75 26.40 ­
Oswal Chem 23.65 23.65 24.00 24.35 23.60 130.92 36.75 19.55 13 23.75 Sarla Perf [1] 46.55 46.45 47.15 47.65 46.10 40.01 78.30 37.50 7 46.65 The Byke Hos 35.15 36.00 34.65 36.70 34.65 20.57 56.90 25.90 ­ 36.00 ConsConstCon 131.00 130.79 291.49 157.90 110.90 ­
OswalAgroMil 30.95 30.80 30.40 31.95 30.40 89.28 45.30 13.50 ­ 30.65 SarthakMetal 94.75 103.00 95.00 109.00 94.50 98.38 144.00 81.50 ­ ­ TheAnupEngg 771.80 760.95 771.80 780.25 749.45 26.13 1236.95 615.90 ­ ­ DSPAMC ­ DSPN50ETF 159.09 159.39 25.57 184.00 154.00 ­
Sasken 765.30 776.85 769.15 789.95 758.00 6.07 1528.95 713.30 9 779.40 TheInvstTrst 91.35 92.05 92.10 94.15 91.25 3.40 141.15 86.65 ­ ­ DSPAMC ­ DSPNEWETF 179.45 180.98 4.00 209.85 158.90 ­
P ................................................. SastaSunVent 298.45 295.40 297.60 308.00 293.10 13.04 583.00 245.40 ­ 295.55 TheMandRetVe
TheNewIndA [5]
13.05
82.00
13.05
80.25
13.25
82.65
13.65
83.25
12.90 28.75 22.00
80.05 336.33 178.90
11.25
78.20
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DSPAMC ­ DSPQ50ETF 152.50 152.53 0.94 189.00 146.00 ­
P&GHealth 4205.40 4283.65 4226.45 4342.95 4212.20 6.21 5851.75 3901.05 ­ ­ SatiaIndus 129.20 123.10 130.25 130.90 121.00 364.74 152.35 83.00 ­ ­ DSPBRAMC ­QUIDETF 999.99 1000.00 33.92 1010.00 805.90 ­
Satin Credit 98.45 99.20 99.70 102.65 96.70 284.14 133.00 66.70 18 98.95 Thermax [2] 2047.55 2024.20 2050.40 2050.90 2011.00 38.88 2347.00 1288.35 114 2021.65 EDELAMC ­ BBETF0432 983.00 986.61 5.60 1156.00 955.83 ­
P&S Bk 14.50 14.40 14.75 14.90 14.35 111.64 21.90 12.50 9 14.45 Thiru.Chem [1] 246.65 246.75 248.40 251.95 244.65 263.01 357.25 147.20 17 246.85
Page Ind 42052.60 42348.25 42059.00 42591.90 41900.00 14.35 46705.00 29758.95 88 42336.25 Savita 1085.35 1091.90 1090.00 1109.70 1085.15 3.62 1822.65 920.00 6 1093.80 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0423 1177.99 1177.69 3.92 1187.95 1135.03 ­
SBCExports 5.55 5.50 5.60 5.60 5.40 844.46 208.55 4.75 ­ ­ Thom.Cook [1] 59.85 58.95 60.50 61.30 58.55 282.78 91.35 53.75 ­ 58.95 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0425 1065.71 1066.95 2.29 1170.00 1005.00 ­
PaisaloDigit [1] 73.35 72.25 73.35 73.40 71.35 132.91 114.32 56.01 40 72.05 ThyrocareTec 619.20 614.00 623.00 635.80 609.05 99.41 1384.60 609.80 21 614.05
PalredTech 140.30 140.30 144.75 144.75 140.00 4.41 352.15 100.60 ­ 139.85 SBI [1] 473.45 472.15 475.15 480.00 471.0012003.24 549.05 401.30 13 472.15 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0430 1180.64 1182.44 4.37 1247.90 1100.00 ­
SBICards&Pay 786.00 816.55 789.00 825.65 786.90 4213.94 1165.00 655.70 ­ ­ Tidewater [2] 1000.05 999.40 1004.90 1016.65 997.00 6.81 3693.75 975.00 16 997.95 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0431 1050.46 1052.45 11.06 1148.50 1035.15 ­
Pan.Petro [2] 257.65 247.50 259.40 262.30 234.45 107.62 359.00 212.50 9 247.70 TIL 98.35 97.85 98.35 104.95 93.35 18.44 208.60 88.55 ­ 102.00
Panac.Bio [1] 130.25 128.45 132.00 132.35 127.10 23.10 411.00 125.20 ­ 128.90 SBILifeInsur 1117.65 1111.00 1118.00 1131.35 1106.95 1020.11 1293.00 1002.15 74 1110.65 Gold BeEs [1] 44.68 44.80 2799.23 47.00 39.69 44.81
SchaeflerInd [2] 2273.05 2334.50 2289.95 2374.00 2269.60 154.85 2489.40 1065.00 52 2333.05 Tilakngr Ind 76.40 77.75 80.20 80.20 76.50 801.35 103.80 37.35 42 77.65 Goldmanamc ­ CPSEETF 31.43 31.52 300.74 38.00 24.52 31.56
ParadepPhosp 40.90 40.80 41.15 41.80 40.60 2716.85 47.25 37.45 ­ ­ Time Tech [1] 106.60 103.95 107.45 107.75 103.30 1675.28 117.65 63.10 24 103.90
ParagMilk 72.25 73.65 72.80 77.45 72.60 644.30 159.85 65.50 ­ 73.60 SChand&Co [5] 107.50 107.40 108.55 110.00 106.60 34.49 149.40 92.20 42 107.60 HangSengBees [1] 297.94 298.26 1.20 368.00 243.00 298.99
Schneider [2] 99.85 100.60 100.35 102.70 99.70 424.03 153.90 92.00 80 100.40 Timken 2433.80 2484.50 2446.60 2550.00 2433.30 109.57 2727.00 1450.00 57 2482.80
Param.Comn [2] 10.90 11.00 11.15 11.15 10.85 69.03 24.60 9.63 ­ 10.97 HDFC Gold [1] 45.87 45.96 453.22 50.00 40.72 46.00
SCI 95.50 96.10 95.95 96.85 95.20 796.90 160.20 86.00 6 95.85 Tinplate 316.80 315.55 318.50 324.00 314.30 145.94 443.15 213.55 9 315.45
ParasDef&Spc 608.20 601.40 609.10 620.00 599.00 39.39 1258.20 523.15 ­ ­ Tips Ind 1555.90 1625.40 1555.90 1646.00 1554.25 16.17 2246.12 844.34 33 1627.70 HDFCAMC ­ HBANKETF 341.10 340.42 3.08 419.95 305.90 ­
ParDrugs&Che 170.20 191.15 183.40 199.65 181.50 647.25 310.60 131.75 ­ ­ Seamec 867.05 851.75 884.35 884.35 850.00 3.31 1423.95 465.00 29 855.70 HDFCAmc­Nift [76] 170.74 170.54 40.25 202.00 164.49 170.67
SecuriIntSvc [5] 460.30 459.15 462.65 463.00 455.65 51.64 559.75 422.95 50 459.45 TirpathiForg 9.85 9.55 9.65 10.00 9.45 34.78 13.05 9.05 ­ ­
Parsvnath [5] 8.80 8.65 8.55 9.15 8.40 1462.05 27.05 8.37 ­ 8.68 Tita.Wag [2] 105.30 109.90 106.00 114.30 105.15 2357.87 123.85 68.60 17 110.00 HDFCAmc­Sens 580.18 576.20 3.31 704.92 487.40 ­
PasuptiAcryl 32.70 32.15 33.30 33.60 31.95 74.34 57.60 28.05 ­ ­ Selan Exp 172.90 174.10 174.75 176.15 170.10 18.15 227.55 122.40 27 173.00 IBULLSAMC ­ IBMFNIFTY 168.75 166.71 0.26 200.00 148.99 ­
SEPC 8.80 8.60 9.00 9.00 8.50 355.04 12.45 4.25 ­ ­ TitanComp [1] 1962.50 1954.25 1967.00 1989.10 1940.55 1555.35 2767.55 1661.85 78 1950.70
Patel Eng [1] 22.35 21.65 23.00 23.00 21.55 503.48 34.95 13.82 13 21.65 TN News 193.15 197.25 195.90 199.35 194.00 365.31 226.85 116.30 95 197.10 ICICIPRAMC BHARATIWIN 46.15 46.15 48.80 52.70 38.20 ­
Patel Int 13.95 13.55 14.00 14.15 13.55 82.91 20.35 11.05 ­ 13.70 Sequent Sc [2] 97.00 97.95 96.80 99.75 96.05 933.63 319.00 81.40 ­ 97.70 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICI500 22.33 22.45 105.17 283.80 21.23 ­
SercotechPwr 61.40 60.80 60.25 63.95 59.20 10.10 104.50 17.95 ­ ­ TN Petro 97.20 95.40 97.95 98.40 95.00 343.30 150.45 80.00 5 95.50
PBA Infra 14.35 13.80 13.75 14.80 13.70 16.39 18.60 8.78 ­ 13.80 Tor.Pwr 465.70 471.95 468.70 474.75 465.15 482.18 606.05 416.00 29 471.75 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICI5GSEC 50.82 50.94 0.03 51.15 50.00 ­
PBFintech 584.70 585.85 589.00 593.95 582.50 307.84 1470.00 540.10 ­ ­ Sesh.Paper [2] 202.25 194.60 203.35 203.35 193.60 73.25 238.95 133.95 12 194.60 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIALPLV 154.65 154.59 21.97 197.60 147.30 ­
SetcoAuto [2] 12.80 12.95 12.95 13.20 12.70 77.08 25.20 12.35 ­ 13.09 TorrentPhar [5] 2904.15 2892.10 2919.15 2934.50 2885.05 132.29 3304.45 2485.00 49 2891.85
PC Jewl 24.70 26.50 25.00 26.90 24.90 4777.71 30.55 18.65 ­ 26.50 TotalTranspt 67.00 65.25 65.70 68.80 65.05 16.50 106.50 43.65 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIAUTO 117.65 116.86 70.98 124.40 92.90 ­
PCBL 103.95 105.00 104.00 106.60 104.00 402.02 277.30 94.75 ­ ­ Shah Alloy 76.80 80.60 77.05 80.60 75.95 27.31 135.35 13.89 2 80.45 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIBANKP 169.09 168.76 46.44 227.70 161.50 ­
Shakt.Pump 501.10 509.05 496.00 518.05 496.00 35.44 876.20 415.10 17 509.95 Tou.Fin.Cor 51.10 51.50 51.55 52.50 50.00 103.22 83.30 45.50 6 51.60
PDS 1700.35 1666.95 1694.95 1706.95 1642.00 1.01 2041.30 988.15 ­ ­ TouchwoodEnt 70.60 68.05 70.70 74.40 67.25 26.06 148.45 63.35 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICICONSU 69.55 69.35 1.99 82.25 57.01 ­
Pearl Glo 407.20 395.55 408.20 414.75 395.10 5.09 598.00 207.75 39 396.80 Shal.Paints [2] 168.65 167.35 166.70 173.00 166.70 423.67 175.70 89.35 ­ 167.95 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIFMCG 406.44 404.73 12.90 437.00 338.00 ­
SHALBY 103.95 103.65 104.45 106.75 102.65 36.55 214.00 95.10 15 103.55 TPL Plastech 171.45 157.75 170.00 170.00 155.25 43.98 228.30 105.30 18 157.80
Pearl Poly 20.55 22.60 20.55 22.60 20.55 111.42 36.45 14.15 2 22.60 Trans.Corp [2] 714.80 717.90 714.00 727.75 713.35 26.31 858.00 388.00 21 719.20 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICILIQ 999.99 1000.00 496.43 1199.20 971.50 ­
Peninsula [2] 10.60 10.35 10.95 10.95 10.25 86.84 19.27 9.05 6 10.53 ShankarBldg 683.15 680.00 686.00 690.00 675.50 24.85 843.00 443.00 58 681.00 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIM150 102.80 103.10 10.68 132.70 96.75 ­
Shanthi Grs [1] 233.85 227.00 240.00 240.15 224.10 168.86 262.45 140.00 41 226.25 Transwarnt 8.35 7.95 8.00 8.50 7.95 18.52 14.54 4.25 ­ 7.81
Pennar Ind [5] 37.25 37.25 37.40 37.65 37.00 186.63 47.95 25.70 16 37.00 TrejharaSolu 50.75 50.40 52.40 52.40 50.15 10.55 127.45 47.45 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICINXT50 38.37 38.37 35.41 50.97 32.80 ­
Persistnt 3259.10 3253.95 3269.00 3355.20 3250.00 240.23 4986.85 2726.85 38 3250.70 ShardMotor [2] 824.55 815.10 838.85 848.60 805.50 73.76 950.00 573.90 15 814.25
Trent [1] 1118.20 1120.35 1118.20 1134.40 1110.10 635.51 1347.10 838.15 160 1116.95 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIPHARM 76.24 76.17 9.52 105.00 71.99 ­
Petronet 218.55 217.00 218.60 221.15 216.40 916.26 243.00 190.30 10 216.90 ShardaCropch 617.85 636.85 620.10 642.00 619.50 166.83 767.70 287.75 20 637.30
Trib Bhimji 65.10 66.55 65.50 66.85 64.55 110.51 104.40 51.00 26 66.50 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICISILVE 60.15 60.19 174.60 79.50 59.80 ­
PFC 107.55 107.05 107.70 108.50 106.85 2254.94 153.75 97.15 3 107.10 ShareIndSec 1112.65 1102.80 1138.00 1138.00 1095.30 15.14 1475.00 460.10 ­ ­
SheelaFoam [5] 2640.05 2663.85 2623.00 2678.05 2623.00 3.74 4054.00 2195.00 66 2656.40 Trident [1] 38.30 39.00 38.15 40.20 38.10 6445.14 70.90 16.40 24 39.05 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICITECH 286.91 284.75 440.74 419.70 271.55 ­
Pfizer 4101.70 4110.50 4100.00 4140.00 4090.20 6.81 6164.80 4056.00 31 4112.55 Trigyn 97.80 98.60 98.75 101.90 98.15 53.24 218.60 86.65 ­ 98.65 ICICIPRAMC ­ IPRU5008 339.12 338.21 29.23 449.70 298.50 ­
PGHH 13716.95 13802.60 13701.10 13862.00 13610.00 3.13 16466.40 12342.20 77 13826.60 Shemaroo Ent 101.95 103.80 101.10 108.50 101.10 35.47 177.70 92.50 44 102.60
Shilpa Med [1] 403.35 398.30 403.35 405.00 396.00 38.82 670.95 380.35 26 398.75 TRIL [1] 28.60 28.20 29.00 29.10 28.10 96.34 46.50 23.65 ­ 28.20 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 45.79 45.86 164.30 51.60 37.10 ­
Phoenx.Mil [2] 1178.05 1177.90 1168.00 1194.15 1168.00 117.55 1244.00 793.50 139 1175.10 Triv.Eng [1] 229.00 229.90 229.00 236.80 228.70 428.16 374.00 160.60 14 229.55 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 92.55 92.87 6.58 117.95 82.99 ­
PI Ind [1] 2650.50 2646.05 2650.50 2675.00 2615.50 196.32 3533.30 2334.35 49 2644.95 Shiv.Global 24.60 24.45 24.55 25.00 23.45 11.26 38.95 11.59 19 24.30
ShivalikBimt 391.25 392.80 393.95 400.00 391.00 11.58 584.00 116.60 ­ ­ Triv.Tur [1] 154.20 159.25 155.35 162.40 154.85 306.90 231.25 107.00 46 158.00 ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF 88.52 88.43 14.83 112.10 73.20 ­
PidiliteInd [1] 2192.45 2177.05 2200.00 2219.85 2170.80 342.21 2764.60 1988.60 87 2176.55 TT 71.20 71.55 72.00 73.75 71.00 20.25 137.00 60.75 10 72.30 ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 174.83 174.80 14.43 208.00 160.70 ­
PIL Italica [1] 7.60 7.90 7.60 8.35 7.60 455.92 16.03 5.41 ­ 7.97 Shivam Auto [2] 38.80 36.90 39.00 39.00 36.90 111.66 44.85 19.55 ­ 36.85
ShivaMills 95.25 94.65 96.80 98.90 93.35 8.57 209.00 71.85 5 95.40 TTK Prst [1] 854.25 840.45 851.90 863.00 835.50 30.29 1269.60 748.55 40 841.00 ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 171.59 171.09 112.34 231.30 157.50 ­
Pilani Inv 1591.75 1570.00 1576.00 1635.00 1560.00 1.03 2246.95 1509.95 12 1581.65 TTKHealtcare 814.00 797.75 805.00 827.30 794.15 4.57 969.75 621.90 28 796.25 ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF 582.89 582.42 6.73 700.00 543.95 ­
Pion.Emb 37.60 37.35 37.80 39.00 37.00 18.55 79.60 34.05 9 37.40 ShivaTaxyarn 163.50 166.20 166.50 170.00 163.50 4.99 322.15 140.00 11 166.90
ShivlkRasayn 706.45 724.30 706.50 745.45 706.50 2.41 1195.00 664.35 ­ ­ TTML 119.55 118.30 120.70 124.70 117.20 4455.62 291.05 32.85 ­ 118.20 IDBI Gold [100] 4799.95 4799.95 0.03 5141.70 4200.10 ­
PiramalEntp [2] 1680.40 1696.75 1695.00 1728.00 1688.10 633.73 3013.00 1561.00 70 1695.75 TubeInvIndia 1746.25 1820.25 1735.00 1834.00 1735.00 99.69 2025.00 1081.05 ­ ­ IDFCAMC ­ IDFNIFTYET 173.99 171.00 0.23 223.00 155.00 ­
PittiEngg [5] 309.10 302.80 310.00 314.60 299.80 146.23 350.95 135.00 19 302.65 Shop.Stop [5] 473.65 474.10 477.30 484.50 469.05 34.25 598.65 225.75 ­ 472.80
Shr.CU.Fin 1733.95 1741.25 1733.95 1794.40 1732.00 47.65 2600.00 1402.00 11 1743.30 TV Today [5] 262.80 259.55 262.00 265.60 258.05 48.76 460.00 236.00 8 260.35 Infra BeEs 474.33 475.15 17.42 2050.00 1605.00 1666.70
PixTransmisn 820.65 808.30 824.90 829.45 802.00 6.20 1121.20 713.70 ­ ­ TV18 Br [2] 38.85 38.35 39.15 39.15 38.00 5468.57 82.55 33.10 38 38.35 InvesIndGold [100] 4709.00 4685.00 0.06 4946.00 4111.00 4651.30
Plastiblen [5] 197.45 194.25 199.10 199.10 192.00 3.23 305.95 176.95 14 195.10 Shr.Ram.Mul[5] 11.55 11.10 11.65 11.65 11.05 53.54 23.00 9.53 ­ 11.17
Shr.Ren.Sug [1] 45.65 46.15 46.10 47.45 45.5519762.88 63.25 21.50 ­ 46.15 TVS Elec 186.95 184.65 188.75 191.80 183.00 19.70 284.40 154.65 23 185.10 InvesInNifty 1724.50 1734.94 0.04 2319.00 1382.78 ­
PNB Gilts 61.95 61.95 62.40 62.60 61.70 72.52 78.95 58.15 7 62.00 TVS Mot [1] 840.90 812.40 839.95 846.75 810.20 2427.18 885.85 495.00 42 811.85 Kotak Nifty [5] 168.16 168.07 38.18 2252.45 1627.25 1662.75
PNB Housing 329.80 328.85 330.20 335.90 328.00 116.19 794.00 312.00 7 329.15 Shr.Tr.Fin 1264.85 1277.40 1268.85 1310.45 1261.05 1254.45 1696.15 1002.50 13 1277.15
Shre PushChe 243.25 237.50 244.20 245.80 236.00 25.81 323.90 150.30 20 238.55 TVS Sri 1577.65 1602.60 1584.80 1609.15 1575.05 1.78 2588.00 1470.00 28 1600.05 Kotak PSU Bk 247.53 250.04 8.35 305.25 217.10 251.93
PNC Infratec [2] 239.00 241.85 240.60 245.75 238.00 349.68 395.55 219.35 14 241.15 KOTAKMAMKOTAKALPHA 25.57 25.51 407.80 41.00 24.36 ­
ShreDigvjCem 59.40 59.65 59.40 60.60 59.10 63.78 97.80 47.10 ­ ­
Pokarna Ltd [2]
Poly.Medi [5]
449.00
740.55
448.25
742.60
457.95
744.00
469.00
776.95
446.90
729.00
74.29
30.32
832.00
1093.00
332.05 ­ 447.50
652.30 49 747.00 ShreeCement 19292.40 19565.75 19388.90 19693.00 19303.80 35.62 31441.05 17900.00 30 19576.60 U................................................. KOTAKMAMC ­ KOTAKIT 28.61 27.74 168.69 46.00 24.00 ­
SHRENIK 1.95 1.95 2.00 2.00 1.95 601.75 4.60 1.40 ­ ­ UB [1] 1545.55 1568.50 1546.00 1580.00 1534.85 224.14 1793.65 1274.60 114 1568.00 KOTAKMAMKOTAKLOVOL 12.34 12.24 2.05 15.00 10.50 ­
PolycabIndia 2150.35 2179.85 2170.00 2240.00 2160.00 445.12 2820.00 1762.00 ­ ­
ShreRamProtn 103.95 108.80 107.00 109.10 104.65 198.59 138.00 29.65 ­ ­ Ucal Fuel 119.65 119.65 120.80 121.95 119.20 17.00 176.00 102.40 33 119.75 KOTAKMAMKOTAKMID50 74.85 74.55 0.39 91.00 70.01 ­
Polyplex 2223.75 2210.45 2239.90 2249.90 2195.00 118.58 2870.00 1323.75 14 2210.85
Shreyans 90.30 90.40 91.65 95.45 89.00 32.26 152.00 79.10 13 90.70 Uco Bk 11.15 11.20 11.25 11.35 11.15 1756.94 15.30 10.52 ­ 11.19 KOTAKMAMCKOTKBKETF 343.23 342.99 172.79 429.70 298.90 ­
PonawalaFinC 229.60 227.90 231.00 238.25 227.05 3459.84 343.80 140.75 ­ ­
Ponnie Sug 244.85 248.85 246.80 253.50 246.00 28.28 382.50 195.30 7 248.55 Shreyas 304.45 304.75 308.95 313.05 302.00 22.72 448.00 183.35 4 306.55 UdaipurCemen 29.25 29.15 29.70 29.70 29.00 40.07 41.80 25.40 ­ ­ KOTAKMAMC­KTNV20ETF 90.20 89.81 10.70 106.80 79.80 ­
Power Mech 883.35 878.65 899.00 899.00 875.00 7.58 1094.70 767.65 9 878.85 ShriramPropr 66.40 66.20 67.00 67.00 65.75 116.78 115.75 59.55 ­ ­ Uflex 579.65 581.30 583.00 594.20 575.25 93.05 719.00 427.05 19 580.60 Kotal Gold [1] 44.84 45.06 346.82 46.98 40.05 44.85
PowerGrid 210.70 214.15 211.00 215.95 210.9515063.00 248.25 167.00 11 214.10 ShyamCent [1] 20.05 20.20 20.35 20.40 20.00 226.32 38.05 9.26 8 20.15 UFO Moviez 88.30 89.30 89.05 90.45 88.90 49.32 138.70 83.45 ­ 89.45 LICNAMC ­CNFENGP 168.75 168.88 0.35 202.99 164.10 170.20
Praj Ind [2] 357.65 360.45 358.90 368.20 358.10 588.70 448.25 289.05 47 360.25 ShyamMetalic 276.45 277.80 278.80 282.00 277.00 47.73 461.15 273.10 ­ ­ Ugar Sug [1] 49.25 51.45 49.90 51.70 49.00 441.49 86.50 25.30 13 51.50 LICNAMC ­CNFESGP 572.25 573.05 0.79 677.40 523.99 ­
Prajay 13.95 13.65 14.00 14.45 13.60 17.55 31.50 12.50 ­ 13.73 Siemens [2] 2521.55 2560.30 2534.00 2599.95 2513.15 790.80 2586.75 1919.50 86 2561.00 UgroCapital 150.35 150.05 152.25 157.90 148.10 71.67 230.35 108.55 ­ ­ LICNAMC ­CNFNHGP 169.26 169.49 2.64 230.00 160.60 ­
PrakashPipes 164.70 164.65 166.70 168.85 163.80 63.75 210.00 125.00 ­ ­ SigachiIndus 275.90 278.25 277.70 285.40 276.25 227.45 494.00 233.25 ­ ­ UjivanFinSer 139.10 138.60 139.95 145.35 134.60 815.54 261.70 96.10 ­ 138.80 LICNAMC ­CNMFET 22.13 22.03 3.55 26.94 19.00 ­
Praksh.Ind 50.25 49.35 50.70 51.40 48.85 628.95 88.25 45.35 5 49.25 SikkoIndust 49.90 49.65 50.90 50.90 49.25 3.39 79.65 38.60 ­ ­ UjjivanSFB 15.20 15.55 15.30 16.40 15.25 2562.87 33.80 13.50 ­ ­ Liquid BeEs [1000] 999.99 1000.00 1636.93 1015.00 971.00 1000.01
Praksh.Stl [1] 4.80 4.80 4.80 4.85 4.75 435.04 9.92 1.21 2 4.80 SilgoRetail 28.00 27.95 28.00 28.95 27.45 21.12 46.00 24.65 ­ ­ UltraTech 5709.05 5729.95 5710.50 5763.00 5700.35 307.97 8267.00 5158.05 23 5728.80 MIRAEAMC ­ MAESGETF 26.70 26.68 111.37 32.70 25.49 ­
PratapSnack [5] 677.55 669.95 679.80 679.80 666.65 26.79 953.00 562.95 81 670.65 SilvrTuchTec 316.50 339.00 325.00 345.95 323.10 14.58 345.95 245.55 ­ ­ UmaExports 51.45 51.00 51.70 52.10 50.75 72.81 74.90 47.00 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAFANG 39.58 39.69 482.86 69.00 36.64 ­
SimbholiSug 21.80 21.85 21.75 22.35 21.55 29.29 44.60 17.25 ­ 21.85 UmangDair [5] 50.60 50.05 51.35 51.35 49.35 3.83 99.00 44.55 ­ 50.35 MIRAEAMC ­ MAFSETF 15.84 15.81 71.65 21.00 14.01 ­
PrecisionCam 100.55 99.50 101.35 103.00 98.60 56.27 189.50 75.60 17 100.10
Simp.Inf [2] 57.20 56.75 55.25 58.55 55.25 26.91 102.70 32.90 ­ 57.35 Unichm Lab [2] 241.75 244.85 241.75 246.05 241.30 13.07 345.00 197.50 ­ 244.85 MIRAEAMC ­ MAHKTECH 16.89 16.62 314.07 23.00 11.44 ­
Precot 221.20 225.60 219.00 229.80 218.85 3.22 400.00 207.05 ­ ­
SintexPlaTec 5.35 4.85 4.85 5.10 4.85 5224.94 15.30 3.65 ­ ­ Union Bk 34.70 34.60 35.00 35.20 34.50 3480.02 54.80 32.65 4 34.65 MIRAEAMC ­ MAM150ETF 10.14 10.14 8.27 13.55 9.50 ­
Precsn.Pipe 197.10 205.50 197.10 207.50 197.10 11.23 339.35 168.70 63 205.15
SircPaintInd 455.15 459.20 459.65 474.80 455.00 22.74 625.00 283.00 ­ ­ United Nil 327.05 328.90 327.35 333.55 327.35 1.01 499.90 285.00 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAMFGETF 73.51 73.51 1.51 95.00 69.56 ­
Precsn.Wre [1] 67.65 67.35 67.00 69.45 67.00 57.08 131.45 37.60 12 67.45
SitiNetwork 1.90 1.85 1.85 1.95 1.85 2504.41 4.15 0.70 ­ ­ United Spr [2] 798.10 793.05 799.20 804.90 790.30 828.03 1019.75 629.35 62 792.90 MIRAEAMC ­ MAN50ETF 164.55 164.62 5.44 210.80 143.70 ­
PremierExplo 298.00 298.95 308.75 309.00 296.00 6.36 428.00 173.25 57 297.40
Siyaram [2] 529.65 522.65 535.00 546.40 520.25 103.87 698.00 305.50 12 523.00 UnitedDrilng 392.65 388.30 400.00 411.00 386.30 40.94 604.85 288.50 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MANXT50 376.03 376.30 0.59 530.18 352.79 ­
PremPolyfil [5] 86.55 85.65 88.00 88.30 84.95 8.26 78.05 34.98 ­ 67.80
SJSEnterpris 457.40 464.75 454.00 471.90 454.00 74.26 551.00 339.50 ­ ­ Univ.Cab 140.35 148.25 142.90 150.00 140.00 27.19 205.80 122.85 17 148.15 MIRAEAMC ­ MASPTOP50 25.85 26.05 204.18 37.00 23.10 ­
Pressman [2] 39.30 38.80 40.50 40.50 38.20 19.94 53.50 25.70 21 38.95
SJVN 26.95 27.20 27.00 27.30 26.95 808.53 33.80 25.35 11 27.20 UnivastIndia 64.30 64.85 64.30 65.95 63.55 8.66 121.75 40.25 ­ ­ MOTILOS MIDCAP100 ETF 28.27 28.25 58.41 36.65 26.42 ­
Prestige Est 394.75 401.10 394.00 402.85 387.65 458.09 553.40 285.00 33 399.95
SKF India 3711.45 3786.50 3712.00 3838.00 3710.75 48.86 4245.25 2503.65 47 3790.40 UniversusImg 505.45 508.20 505.00 516.35 491.65 0.86 988.00 261.50 ­ ­ MOTILOS NASDAQ100 ETF 90.07 89.81 626.00 138.60 87.45 ­
PRICOL [1] 139.00 138.40 139.80 140.00 136.00 943.53 149.50 74.00 37 138.15
Skipper [1] 52.75 52.65 53.25 54.95 52.35 140.02 98.35 50.00 19 52.65 UPL [2] 654.50 656.40 659.00 671.65 654.60 2721.30 852.50 607.80 42 656.05 MOTILAL OSWAL M50 ETF 157.92 158.28 1.00 194.00 150.46 ­
Prime.Sec [5] 96.60 95.90 96.00 96.70 94.50 31.02 133.25 66.50 25 95.95
SKM Egg 59.05 57.15 59.50 60.50 56.60 24.32 97.80 51.95 19 57.95 UrjaGlobal [1] 11.90 11.90 11.95 12.15 11.75 1669.83 34.85 5.86 ­ 11.90 MOTILALAMC ­ G5 48.72 48.69 2.74 59.05 40.01 ­
PrincPipeFit 597.35 592.45 602.00 602.80 590.00 54.28 897.00 549.30 ­ ­
Smartlink [2] 108.55 116.40 106.40 119.40 106.40 176.92 253.80 96.25 4 115.55 Usha Mar [1] 129.35 130.05 131.50 134.00 127.80 1681.25 164.65 53.00 21 129.50 MOTILALAMCMOLOWVOL 112.37 112.34 0.03 129.00 104.63 ­
PrismJohnson 102.85 107.45 102.35 108.00 101.65 166.13 160.00 96.75 44 107.20
SMCGloblSecu 92.00 91.30 92.50 92.65 91.10 133.96 104.75 69.05 ­ ­ UTIAMC 656.30 665.35 661.55 668.00 657.05 56.63 1216.20 595.00 ­ ­ MOTILALAMCMOMOMEN 162.28 163.79 1.08 225.34 150.00 ­
Prit.Nandi 42.80 42.00 42.80 43.45 41.80 14.30 75.00 30.00 ­ 42.05
SML Isuzu 590.00 579.70 587.10 599.00 576.45 15.17 842.80 470.90 ­ 578.90 Utm.Sug 243.45 243.65 245.70 253.70 242.55 193.53 337.30 152.30 7 243.75 MOTILALAMC ­ MONQ50 53.64 52.86 2.55 78.00 45.00 ­
PritiIntnatl 135.85 129.10 134.95 135.00 129.10 76.32 147.80 61.85 ­ ­
PritikAutoIn 13.90 13.85 13.95 14.25 13.80 14.14 22.80 13.00 ­ ­ SMS Phr [1] 81.50 79.60 82.25 82.25 79.15 27.89 199.15 71.00 10 79.95 NiftyBeEs [1] 172.63 172.04 4628.55 201.00 165.68 172.06
PriviSpecial 1050.30 1067.70 1057.25 1079.00 1035.00 13.86 2249.00 1015.30 ­ ­ SMSLifeScien 706.90 697.75 716.40 716.40 688.40 0.80 1024.90 556.20 ­ ­ V ................................................. NiftyJrBeEs [1] 392.64 393.98 161.10 473.00 370.05 394.10
ProzoneIntu [2] 21.95 21.50 22.00 22.25 21.30 59.47 41.15 19.50 ­ 21.50 SnowmanLogi 27.25 27.05 27.70 27.75 26.80 169.07 55.65 24.40 ­ 27.05 V Mart 2496.85 2514.65 2530.00 2534.35 2500.00 30.10 4620.00 2406.00 427 2509.35 NIPIND ETF CONSUMP 74.83 74.92 9.10 86.00 61.05 ­
PrudentCorp 499.10 489.20 500.00 503.75 480.10 13.30 650.00 460.95 ­ ­ Sobha 544.10 580.75 546.55 591.00 545.00 631.22 1045.00 469.10 49 580.40 V2 Retail 107.10 105.75 107.30 107.60 104.10 10.39 206.95 99.00 ­ 103.95 NIP IND ETF DIV OPP 42.07 41.92 2.25 51.20 39.16 ­
PSPProjects 559.15 585.55 565.00 617.70 558.80 1186.10 639.00 406.40 13 585.50 Solar Ind [2] 2728.80 2670.95 2735.55 2744.45 2661.05 19.47 3191.55 1550.00 92 2667.75 VA T Wab [2] 237.50 236.00 239.40 243.75 235.15 243.20 404.25 220.00 16 236.15 NIP IND ETF ETF NV20 91.36 91.02 37.15 118.00 82.05 ­
PTC 77.60 81.50 79.00 84.10 79.00 3168.21 144.45 70.25 7 81.50 SolarActPhSc 345.95 342.90 348.00 352.00 341.00 45.10 1827.00 320.00 ­ ­ Vadilal 2042.25 2028.25 2069.00 2074.95 1995.05 17.83 2165.00 827.30 141 2029.00 NIP IND ETF IT 28.71 28.57 7514.37 41.08 27.30 ­
PTC Ind Fin 13.65 16.35 14.00 16.35 13.95 4736.69 25.90 12.40 ­ 16.42 Som Dist [5] 71.20 67.70 71.90 72.90 67.65 322.82 78.05 34.98 ­ 67.80 VadivrSpeChe 228.70 223.20 228.05 232.80 222.15 4.56 338.00 181.55 ­ ­ NIPINDETFLONGTERGILT 22.13 22.10 22.32 25.80 20.80 ­
PTL Ent [1] 31.00 30.80 30.85 31.30 30.60 56.23 41.80 21.08 12 30.80 Somany [2] 589.25 576.55 584.80 594.05 572.50 8.59 952.45 512.50 28 575.40 Vaibhav [2] 303.40 306.00 305.95 318.05 304.60 282.97 858.15 288.00 39 305.85 NIP IND ETF MIDCAP 150 102.95 103.19 91.23 140.00 87.29 ­
PudumjeePap[1] 37.50 37.20 37.85 38.80 37.00 118.48 50.90 31.00 8 37.00 SomiConveyor 31.85 31.85 31.05 32.50 31.00 3.72 68.50 29.25 22 31.85 VaishaliPhar 82.45 82.15 84.80 84.80 82.00 30.00 119.30 28.95 ­ ­ NIP IND ETF NIFTY 100 166.39 166.23 7.39 219.40 155.55 ­
Pun.Natl.Bk [2] 30.00 29.70 30.05 30.25 29.6015961.68 47.60 28.05 10 29.70 SonaBLWPrecn 568.00 560.10 570.40 575.90 557.15 279.93 839.90 366.50 ­ ­ Vakrang [1] 27.15 27.40 27.25 28.00 27.15 4386.58 47.00 23.60 ­ 27.45 NIPPON INDIA­ NIMFXX 107.10 106.90 0.14 109.25 104.50 ­
Punj.Chem 1226.60 1241.30 1222.00 1280.00 1215.95 7.72 1930.00 1127.00 19 1241.40 Sonata [1] 659.15 674.20 662.20 685.15 661.65 84.86 1030.00 610.00 30 674.20 ValiantOrgan 540.05 534.95 545.00 550.00 530.10 34.45 1664.95 504.00 ­ ­ NIPPONAMC ­ NETFAUTO 117.85 117.23 26.82 123.60 92.01 ­
Punj.Mohta 22.85 22.60 23.00 23.90 22.35 12.60 36.75 17.00 ­ 22.70 SorilInfrRes 67.55 67.50 67.50 68.15 67.05 5.27 151.40 51.30 ­ 67.45 Vard Text [2] 277.50 279.65 283.00 284.00 278.00 304.58 576.00 245.50 5 279.25 NIPPONAMCNETFPHAR 12.31 12.31 193.41 17.44 11.75 ­
Puravankra [5] 83.20 84.10 84.00 85.50 83.25 45.27 166.35 77.90 12 84.55 South In Bk [1] 7.60 7.90 7.65 8.00 7.65 7912.61 13.19 7.27 ­ 7.90 Vard.Acry 49.85 48.90 48.55 50.45 48.55 28.11 321.95 189.50 ­ 241.35 NIPPONAMCNETFSILVER 58.01 58.26 400.34 74.00 57.70 ­
PVR 1891.00 1881.45 1903.00 1922.80 1868.10 323.32 2010.35 1224.70 ­ 1883.00 SouthWestPin 192.35 184.60 192.75 194.65 177.25 7.07 249.00 40.00 ­ ­ Vard.SPC 227.75 219.80 226.05 228.60 216.95 31.53 309.30 201.10 9 219.80 PSU Bk BeEs [1] 27.52 27.56 415.94 34.11 24.10 27.55
SpandnaSphor 410.50 408.30 412.00 419.90 402.35 148.52 746.00 286.65 ­ ­ VarrocEngg 309.65 302.10 312.00 313.80 300.00 120.56 493.85 260.00 ­ ­ Qgold [2] 44.55 44.58 15.74 46.82 39.58 44.60
Q................................................. SPApparels
Spec.Rest
365.30
125.15
370.10
124.25
368.40
123.15
382.40
126.90
366.00
121.95
35.04
36.57
530.00
177.00
221.00
61.55
11 370.60
41 124.40
VarunBevera
Vascon
786.10
20.30
795.35
20.45
786.10
20.30
810.00
21.00
786.00 1584.17
20.30 199.27
810.00
36.70
473.34 92 791.30
18.60 13 20.35
Qnifty 1670.00 1667.86 0.38 2050.00 1605.00 1666.70
Quess Corp 607.90 599.85 612.90 615.00 589.95 43.07 990.00 527.60 50 596.90 SpencersRetl 70.65 70.90 70.95 73.40 70.20 75.97 144.30 62.20 ­ ­ RELCAPAMC ­ NETFGILT5Y 48.81 48.77 119.90 59.40 41.99 ­
Vaswani 18.85 19.00 19.25 19.30 18.50 38.68 38.50 10.51 13 18.90 RELCAPAMC­NETFSDL26 105.85 106.00 568.95 124.00 100.93 ­
QuickHealTec 154.25 158.35 155.05 162.00 155.05 50.08 319.90 143.95 11 159.00 SPIC 48.75 49.00 48.60 50.25 48.25 429.66 93.05 40.80 7 48.85 VaxtexCotfab 14.65 15.35 15.25 15.35 15.00 574.71 37.35 11.65 ­ ­
Spicejet 38.55 37.70 39.10 39.10 37.45 1184.77 87.30 37.15 ­ ­ SBIAMC ­ SBIETFCON 69.22 69.50 2.26 77.31 58.55 ­
Vedanta [1] 216.60 217.05 219.70 223.40 216.2013760.07 440.75 206.10 5 216.85
R ................................................. SPL Ind 49.05 49.45 48.90 50.60 48.80 11.20 79.95 38.80 7 49.25 VedantFashn 992.65 1003.50 992.65 1037.60 991.45 209.50 1143.95 790.20 ­ ­
SBIAMC ­ SBIETFIT
SBIAMC ­ SBIETFPB
287.21
171.43
285.40
170.46
7.33
1.39
428.70
222.00
272.06
163.75
­
­
R Sys Intl [1] 266.80 249.75 275.95 282.95 247.65 515.83 354.55 152.10 25 249.75 Sr.Leathrs 161.30 160.35 165.25 165.25 159.70 14.22 225.85 145.30 22 160.45 Venky's 1959.70 1947.35 1959.70 1987.55 1928.85 18.92 3648.00 1775.05 17 1942.80
Radico [2] 889.60 893.70 895.00 905.00 888.05 267.02 1299.85 731.35 47 893.40 Sr.Ray.HHP 417.15 422.65 422.90 430.00 420.10 9.15 523.00 269.10 7 422.15 VENUSPIPES 340.50 340.00 341.00 342.75 339.50 90.05 363.00 325.00 ­ ­ SBIAMC ­ SBIETFQLTY 140.34 139.88 3.94 164.98 126.99 ­
RagegainTrvl 258.60 260.85 259.00 265.90 258.55 162.27 525.00 235.00 ­ ­ SRF 2180.25 2052.70 2184.00 2188.00 2042.10 1574.84 2773.00 1487.61 40 2052.50 VenusRem 202.45 199.00 198.90 208.00 196.50 56.06 638.50 178.65 5 198.75 SBIAMC ­ SETF10GILT 199.00 199.00 0.19 239.00 184.70 ­
RailTelCorp 91.30 92.30 91.40 93.80 91.40 342.77 150.40 84.00 ­ ­ StampedeCap 9.00 9.00 9.25 9.25 8.75 138.01 13.35 2.00 ­ ­ VerandaLearn 235.25 230.65 233.00 238.20 229.30 49.53 298.20 175.00 ­ ­ SBI­ETF Gold 45.87 45.96 1280.19 4404.25 42.00 ­
RailVikasNgm 30.25 30.25 30.35 30.60 30.00 712.91 44.80 27.50 ­ ­ Star Pap 160.55 155.25 163.00 165.00 154.05 84.08 195.00 110.45 7 155.55 VertozAdvtsg 83.60 82.95 83.40 86.00 82.00 28.02 172.45 67.35 ­ ­ SBI­ETF NIFTY 50 163.20 162.71 281.12 196.54 150.40 ­
Rain Ind [2] 150.50 152.15 151.65 156.00 151.00 2086.36 272.90 128.65 ­ 152.10 StarCement [1] 85.35 85.05 84.05 86.00 84.05 20.19 120.00 81.50 20 85.05 Vesuvius 1106.30 1131.85 1115.00 1159.00 1115.00 9.67 1362.00 906.00 30 1128.50 SBI­ETF NIFTY BANK 340.16 338.77 30.80 420.00 316.20 ­
RainbowChild 471.15 466.90 470.10 476.90 460.00 81.67 517.90 410.00 ­ ­ StarHealth 497.95 486.00 500.00 500.00 482.40 722.69 940.00 469.05 ­ ­ Veto Switch 80.05 80.40 80.60 82.40 80.05 22.01 171.85 77.00 7 80.35 SBI­ETFNN50 389.07 390.17 28.48 476.00 363.80 ­
Raj.Exp [1] 614.45 595.25 613.00 614.65 591.00 90.44 994.50 516.05 ­ 595.40 STC India 83.90 84.40 85.00 89.80 82.85 82.16 133.00 67.10 ­ 84.40 V­Guard [1] 222.80 219.65 220.70 223.55 219.10 80.01 274.80 181.90 42 219.50 Sharia BeEs 389.94 388.08 1.17 518.00 366.68 388.43
RajnandniMet 402.10 403.15 402.80 403.50 402.10 11.06 449.00 141.50 ­ ­ Steel Strp [5] 851.00 824.15 857.00 858.00 819.45 90.72 995.00 457.75 13 825.10 VidhiSpclIng [1] 393.85 397.35 399.40 404.00 393.10 15.76 513.60 218.55 34 395.85 TATAAML ­ NETF 164.73 164.29 2.15 222.68 157.66 ­
RajratanGlbl 737.40 732.10 741.75 745.95 723.45 110.11 2929.90 500.50 ­ ­ Steelcast 348.60 340.45 355.50 359.90 337.05 1.57 392.10 238.00 ­ ­ VijayaDianos 340.05 333.80 340.05 341.80 332.75 25.68 672.00 295.00 ­ ­ TATAAML ­ NPBET 173.87 173.52 0.61 228.89 163.54 ­
Rajsr.Sug 32.15 32.50 31.55 33.45 31.55 18.92 48.00 21.90 ­ 32.10 SteelCitySec 56.70 56.35 57.80 57.80 55.85 7.24 98.70 50.30 ­ ­ Viji Finance [1] 3.10 2.95 3.05 3.05 2.95 223.33 7.02 1.13 ­ 2.98 TATAAML ­ TNIDETF 53.65 53.33 4.82 77.00 51.00 ­
RajsrePolypk 190.00 189.30 194.90 199.00 186.75 11.69 284.00 137.55 ­ ­ SteelExIndia 177.45 186.25 186.30 186.30 180.00 1938.70 258.70 66.20 ­ ­ VikasEcoTec [1] 3.75 3.75 3.75 3.90 3.70 4212.90 6.90 1.52 ­ 3.76 UTI Gold [1] 44.80 44.80 30.70 47.30 40.25 44.77
Rallis [1] 194.65 194.50 195.70 196.35 193.75 164.19 341.65 182.55 22 194.30 Stel Hld [1] 104.50 116.80 103.50 124.80 102.55 112.56 0.24 0.20 ­ ­ VikasPro&Gnt 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.55 1.45 652.00 3.10 1.40 ­ ­ UTIAMC ­ UTIBANKETF 34.15 33.96 60.32 45.00 31.99 ­
Rama News 15.55 16.15 15.55 17.10 15.35 246.18 27.60 14.30 ­ 16.25 Ster.Tool [2] 269.70 269.85 283.15 283.15 266.65 236.52 297.00 116.05 33 268.90 Vimta Lab [2] 384.80 380.30 390.00 393.10 376.10 29.27 453.00 262.05 20 379.90 UTIAMC ­ UTINEXT50 39.11 39.21 17.64 49.50 36.83 ­
Rama Steel [5] 385.80 395.65 394.00 402.10 386.00 144.51 455.15 129.00 63 395.30 Sterlg&Wilsn 297.85 304.25 298.00 306.55 298.00 139.71 509.10 248.50 ­ ­ Vinati Org [1] 2011.90 1975.15 2002.70 2039.00 1962.05 27.90 2289.55 1675.00 59 1975.15 UTIAMC ­ UTINIFT 1676.96 1674.97 1.64 2240.00 1600.00 ­
Ramco Cem [1] 645.40 637.50 648.40 650.40 630.10 181.20 1130.95 575.05 17 637.20 SterliteTech 144.90 143.95 145.10 147.45 143.25 451.21 318.00 135.50 ­ ­ Vindh.Tel 958.00 965.40 964.15 971.75 956.10 1.98 1499.00 849.00 14 969.90 UTIAMC ­ UTISENS 563.24 562.58 0.89 737.55 461.60 ­
Ramco Ind [1] 176.50 174.60 176.60 179.65 174.00 26.02 366.00 166.00 14 174.55 StoveKraft 563.05 555.80 567.85 569.00 552.00 27.20 1133.70 475.00 ­ ­ VineetLabs 58.35 58.60 60.85 61.25 57.50 22.12 124.00 45.50 ­ ­ UTIAMC ­ UTISXN50 44.82 45.11 0.57 59.00 42.00 ­
Ramco Sys 282.85 277.05 284.60 287.95 274.80 76.02 686.00 221.55 ­ 276.30 Str.Arcolab 335.95 331.55 337.00 339.25 329.00 292.71 817.45 263.45 16 331.80 Vinyl Chm [1] 276.95 271.45 279.00 280.00 270.55 41.58 330.55 147.10 14 271.50
Ramk.Forg [2] 165.55 162.35 167.55 168.65 160.00 183.38 251.92 140.00 13 163.30 StylamIndust 826.30 816.50 838.65 838.65 811.15 1.56 1419.90 761.10 ­ ­ VIP Ind [2] 610.75 602.85 611.55 621.00 600.00 138.82 774.50 374.00 134 602.20 *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52­Week High/Low figures
Ramky Inf 143.00 143.85 142.80 148.80 142.80 48.39 258.35 124.85 8 143.55 SUBEX 24.50 24.15 24.45 24.90 24.00 1796.58 74.40 18.60 ­ ­ VIPClothing [2] 24.15 24.65 24.50 24.90 23.70 167.66 34.15 16.00 ­ 24.60 pertain to BSE.
Rana Sug 26.10 26.50 26.60 27.10 26.10 617.78 44.35 22.40 4 26.45 Subros [2] 303.10 304.20 303.25 315.00 301.05 10.46 418.00 269.15 61 304.05 Vipul Ltd [1] 17.05 16.45 16.40 17.60 16.35 350.91 41.90 16.50 ­ 17.00 Shares of face value other than ₹10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the
Rane (M) 333.60 338.85 336.85 345.75 328.10 26.53 489.65 260.00 15 339.65 Sud.Chem [2] 419.70 417.55 421.80 423.60 416.05 164.84 785.50 405.25 29 417.55 Visa Stl 15.60 16.35 16.00 16.35 15.80 23.25 26.50 8.70 ­ 16.54 company.
Rane Brk 720.40 711.80 725.00 740.25 710.00 10.43 1200.90 576.00 20 712.45 Sumeet 6.65 6.85 6.70 6.95 6.45 125.02 14.43 5.93 ­ 6.81 Visagar [1] 1.40 1.40 1.45 1.45 1.35 722.63 3.44 0.71 ­ 1.38 Qty (No of shares traded) is denoted in thousands.
Rane Eng 242.50 236.50 243.10 245.50 235.35 2.84 386.00 183.00 ­ 236.00 Sumit.Sec 526.85 543.90 525.10 555.50 520.60 10.76 899.00 470.10 30 536.95 Visak.Ind 466.50 478.50 471.05 485.75 468.40 10.40 873.55 434.90 7 480.00
Rane Hld 629.00 625.00 625.00 644.35 619.95 11.16 782.45 552.00 19 623.30 SumitomoChem 441.90 465.85 445.50 468.40 443.20 743.07 492.00 344.25 ­ ­ Visesh.Inf [1] 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.80 0.7021079.22 1.37 0.19 ­ 0.75 The PE(price­earnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings.
RatanindiaEn 41.20 41.05 41.65 42.70 40.40 711.07 65.90 30.50 ­ ­ Sun Pharma [1] 829.40 835.80 829.40 846.80 826.65 2682.73 966.90 664.10 ­ 835.55 VishalFabric 26.45 27.05 26.15 27.70 26.15 90.38 147.75 22.20 ­ ­ The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12
Ratnamani [2] 1638.55 1662.20 1659.70 1674.00 1631.90 35.99 1920.00 1236.67 36 1664.50 Sun Phr Adv [1] 205.10 202.85 206.15 209.75 200.65 122.87 348.75 172.45 ­ 203.20 Vishnu Chemi 1520.55 1468.65 1510.00 1527.85 1451.00 15.19 1789.95 562.05 27 1459.15 months.

BSE Stocks
C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
7Nr [1] 1.71 1.63 Baluforge 70.55 74.15 Delhivery [1] 506.95 508.20 Greenpanel [1] 437.85 438.55 Isw Ltd [1] 2.81 2.83 Maha Corp [1] 1.09 1.15 Paradeep 40.90 40.80 M V D W
A.Sarabhai 31.30 31.30 Banas Fin. 26.90 25.70 Devyani [1] 159.35 162.85 Grinfra [5] 1100.15 1098.80 Jasch Indust 160.65 159.20 Mangalam In[1] 4.23 4.35 Paras 608.35 601.55 V
Aarnav 47.05 48.15 Barbeque [5] 1038.60 1044.85 Dhanvarsha [2] 97.25 98.20 GrmOversea[2] 353.95 337.00 Jct Ltd [2] 3.23 3.19 Manorg 553.40 610.10 Parleind 7.91 7.89 G V
Abslamc [5] 407.60 407.95 Baroda Extr. [1] 4.08 4.04 Dharamsi Chm 373.00 359.60 Gtv 136.55 137.05 Johnpharma [1] 0.90 0.91 Manyavar [1] 991.00 1006.50 Parnaxlab 89.50 86.20 m m D C m V H
Aci Infocom [1] 1.71 1.75 Basant Agro [1] 19.85 19.60 Dhp India Lt 1068.60 1149.40 Guj Cotex [5] 6.10 5.80 Jtl Infra [2] 201.70 208.10 Mapmyindia [2] 1406.90 1415.00 Pas.Acrylon 32.65 32.15 m C m V V
Acrycil Ltd. [2] 620.05 612.50 Bclenterpr [1] 2.36 2.25 Dolfin 99.65 101.05 Guj.Themis. [5] 427.50 424.95 Jublingrea [1] 505.90 495.40 Maxhealth 365.75 366.45 Paushakltd 9347.40 9408.95 V m
Adcon [1] 1.45 1.52 Bcpl 34.50 33.70 Dynamic 110.10 111.60 Haldyn Glass [1] 36.90 37.05 Jyoti Resins 2432.85 2468.05 Mayukh [5] 10.00 9.55 Paytm [1] 644.65 655.35 V G
Ador Fontech[2] 71.10 71.90 Bectorfood 289.25 283.05 Earum [2] 3.28 3.44 Hansugar 5.19 5.00 Kachchhmin 29.75 29.10 Mazdock 255.10 252.50 Piccadily Ag 36.40 36.05 V
Advikca [1] 3.66 3.72 Bestagro 911.45 958.20 Easemytrip [2] 401.40 398.50 Happstmnds [2] 827.05 826.35 Kacl [1] 85.00 89.25 Mcloud 338.15 337.30 Pix Trans 819.10 808.45 V m m Aw
Ael [5] 69.60 72.20 Bflafl 41.95 44.00 Eki 2248.30 2697.95 Hariompipe 194.00 197.60 Kallam [2] 11.41 10.97 Medi Caps 47.55 48.55 Pmcfin [1] 3.47 3.64 w V
Aether 776.30 785.10 Bgjl 15.95 15.65 Elegant Flor 10.24 10.75 Hawkins Cook 5096.75 5110.10 Kalyankjil 61.05 61.05 Medplus [2] 756.20 759.80 Policybzr [2] 584.75 586.00 m m U C m V C m
Afel 83.35 79.20 Bh.Immun&Bio 27.60 26.70 Elpro Inter [1] 60.10 60.00 Haz Mul Pro 37.25 36.35 Kanchi 573.80 594.65 MenonPiston[1] 42.05 41.40 Polycab 2148.10 2180.85 U V G G
Agstra 70.90 70.60 Bharat Seats [2] 77.60 79.10 Emudhra [5] 247.15 248.65 Hemang 47.50 45.20 Kcp Sugar In [1] 21.05 21.25 Metrobrand [5] 615.60 589.55 Pooja 28.60 29.15 m H U V
Aiml [1] 26.15 24.90 Bharatagri 413.55 403.75 Equitasbnk 39.20 39.20 Hemiprop 105.20 105.40 Kennametal 1884.90 1950.95 Mfl 1335.05 1366.65 Powerindia [2] 3157.60 3223.35 m G
U m V Km
Ainfra [5] 44.20 46.30 Biogen [1] 0.99 0.99 Ethosltd 780.90 776.65 Hemorganic 42.25 44.35 Key Corp.Ltd 57.35 54.65 Mfl India [1] 1.09 1.08 Ppl 164.70 165.05 Um V w
Ajanta Soya [2] 51.60 51.00 Birla Pretec [2] 33.05 33.15 Eurekaforbe 336.05 355.50 Heranba 564.85 559.75 Khaitan Che[1] 98.10 96.50 Milkfood 359.55 330.75 Princepi M
U W M M
Akshar 91.05 90.40 Blackrose [1] 179.35 180.10 Evexia [1] 1.83 1.92 Hfil 20.10 20.30 Khoobsurat [1] 2.09 2.11 Minaxi Text. [1] 2.92 3.00 m
U D W N
Alfavison.Ov 150.60 150.95 Bls Infote [1] 4.12 4.08 Exxaro 105.35 107.80 Hind.Foods 1827.25 1851.60 Kilpest (I) 313.35 315.60 Mishtann [1] 8.76 8.84 C
U m W m m
Alphalogic [5] 42.25 41.25 Boroltd [1] 273.50 275.15 Facor Alloys [1] 9.05 8.86 Hind.Tin Wrk 78.35 83.45 Kims 1191.20 1200.40 Mkexim 70.35 68.80 m w
Amco India L 91.35 94.20 Brahm Infra 28.75 27.15 Fairchemor 1502.60 1458.90 Hindwareap [2] 311.10 310.35 Kinetic Eng. 76.80 77.80 Modison Met[1] 55.75 55.15 A U W
Amerise [1] 1.10 1.05 Campus [5] 344.55 347.05 Faze Three L 312.25 309.00 Hkg [2] 12.33 11.68 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 189.15 191.20 Mol [1] 126.65 124.70 V W
Amiorg 870.20 880.10 Cams 2164.40 2193.30 Fiberwb In 36.90 36.50 Hleglas 3233.25 3281.00 Kirloskar El 24.75 25.30 Monarch 243.00 241.70 Q m V W D V
Amrawor Agr[1] 1.06 1.07 Cartrade 575.90 587.90 Filat Fash [5] 7.08 7.13 Homefirst [2] 744.80 741.40 Kisan Mould. 10.27 9.94 Moongipasec 94.05 92.00 Q C m w V V m W V
Anandrathi [5] 673.85 658.15 Cenlub Indus 125.40 126.60 Finopb 244.05 243.20 Hpal 362.20 367.05 Kkalpanaind [2] 16.75 16.80 Moschip [2] 55.80 55.95 w m V W
Andhra Petro 77.80 78.40 Chandra Prab 179.80 188.75 Fluorochem [1] 2735.55 2898.75 Iciciauto 117.81 117.27 Kocl 3.54 3.45 Mstc 241.25 237.85 G w
Angelone 1264.30 1256.35 Charterlogis [1] 5.85 5.77 Foods & Inns [1] 70.30 69.30 Icicifmcg 406.53 404.50 Kpel 166.35 181.65 Msumi [1] 74.15 75.65 m NSE Trade for Trade
Anup 772.15 761.40 Chemcon 285.90 282.55 Force Motr 1007.15 1000.20 Icicitech 287.15 285.15 Kpigreen 685.55 675.25 Mtartech 1218.10 1219.90 w m
Anupam [1] 2.19 2.19 Chemplasts [5] 495.90 487.55 Fraser 7.56 7.49 Iiflsec [2] 70.00 70.60 Kpittech 500.05 502.60 Nat.Peroxide 1317.10 1312.75 G W m C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
Anuras 611.50 614.70 Chenferro 280.15 266.15 Ganesh Benz[1] 118.85 125.20 Iiflwam [2] 1552.20 1515.60 Krettosys [1] 0.64 0.66 Nathind 69.60 65.30 mm m C
Apmfinvest [2] 112.60 109.55 Cheviot Co. 1204.95 1216.90 Garmntmntr [1] 5.44 5.57 India Niveh [1] 73.10 73.10 Kriti Nutri [1] 43.55 43.25 Navkar [2] 17.15 17.00 A A W m m C m
Apollotri [2] 773.30 758.80 Choice Int. 389.95 389.65 Gateway 67.10 68.40 Indiamart 3764.15 3709.40 Krsnaa [5] 530.70 540.05 Nazara [4] 645.10 643.00 m A W
Aptus [2] 277.30 264.05 Clean [1] 1456.40 1461.10 Gayatri Bio 12.42 11.82 Indian Info. [1] 2.98 2.90 Kuantum [1] 75.05 78.25 Ncl Research [1] 1.07 1.19 m H A
Arcfin [1] 1.12 1.13 Cmsinfo 230.80 234.40 Gemstone In[1] 1.13 1.11 Indigopnts 1400.75 1412.10 Lancer 215.30 212.05 Neogen 1302.80 1312.70 G A C m W H
Architorg 40.30 39.75 Coast Corp 258.90 252.20 Gencon [5] 31.45 29.90 Indo Amines [5] 75.80 76.95 Latentview [1] 338.90 340.10 Nexussurgl 12.00 11.64 A M & w
Arihant Cap. [1] 77.70 77.05 Com Fincap 44.90 42.70 Gennex Lab [1] 6.61 6.86 Indoboraxc [1] 110.15 110.00 Latimmetal [1] 18.80 17.90 NglFine Chm [5] 1738.25 1727.30 A K M
Artson Eng [1] 71.95 72.70 Comsyn 289.55 280.25 Genpharma [1] 5.04 5.00 Indrayani Bi 34.40 34.80 Leshaind [1] 13.89 14.58 Novartis [5] 662.70 658.85 m
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Asianene 87.85 86.70 Cosmo Ferr. 446.65 451.05 Ggeng [1] 2.39 2.44 Int.Conveyor [1] 60.05 58.75 Lici 692.50 702.80 Nuvoco 299.45 294.90 m
Asm Technolo 445.70 467.95 Craftsman [5] 2295.85 2293.00 Ggl 11.03 11.16 Ion Exchange 1775.40 1766.15 Likhitha 284.45 290.30 Nykaa [1] 1396.25 1385.25 m C M A
Asrl 103.10 103.20 Cressanda So[1] 30.70 30.50 Gkp 198.50 200.45 Ipl [1] 249.45 250.45 Lodha 1058.35 1040.30 Oal [5] 566.35 560.15 m CCC M N H
Asso.Alcohol 447.50 440.55 Darshanorna [2] 4.31 4.18 Gland [1] 2592.55 2530.00 Ircon [2] 36.65 36.55 Lords Chloro 162.45 159.30 Orchasp [2] 4.99 5.23 m D M U
Avantel Ltd 249.35 243.60 Datapattns [2] 640.45 656.80 Gls [2] 447.90 448.25 Irctc [2] 575.15 571.05 Luharuka [1] 2.42 2.39 Orient Trade 7.90 7.52 m D M U mG
Awhcl [5] 278.75 276.30 Deccangold [1] 23.95 23.25 Gmrp&Ui [5] 20.95 21.25 Irfc 19.75 19.95 Lxchem [2] 288.35 285.65 Orientelec [1] 271.10 270.35 m N V
Axita 243.90 236.90 Decipher 41.10 41.05 Gocolors 990.20 1001.80 Iris 77.30 86.35 Madhavipl [1] 4.03 4.05 Osiajee 48.80 49.85 OM W
Axtel Indus. 242.20 239.15 Deep 173.45 168.75 Goodyear (I) 1049.50 1052.15 Isec [5] 435.00 424.30 Madrasfert 47.35 45.50 Pan India C 3.43 3.26 G G
Bajajhcare [5] 278.30 277.25 Deepak Spinn 225.55 220.50 Goyal Asso. [1] 1.42 1.56 Isgec [1] 476.55 470.75 Mafang [40] 39.64 39.75 Panafic [1] 2.47 2.43 m G O A DUCA O M
Balmer La.In 370.80 372.80 Deepind 191.95 192.65 Grauer& Weil[1] 57.90 55.90 Ishan Dyes 94.20 87.70 Mafsetf 15.85 15.86 Panth 47.10 49.45 H M C D

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