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Hospitals and insurance companies The Finance Ministry has relaxed New farm regulations will create a pan­India
need to agree on package, standard some conditions for the  spot market for commodities, says 
costs for Covid treatment p7 LTC Cash Voucher Scheme p3 Mrugank Paranjape, MD and CEO of NeML p8
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US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Biden ahead in Georgia, Pennsylvania
Washington, November 6
Democrat Joe Biden
overtook President
Donald Trump in the vote
count in Pennsylvania and
Georgia on Friday
morning, closing in on a
presidency that hinges on
the outcome of tight
contests in key battleground States.  model  of  his  choice  was  unavail­
Both races remained too early to call
with votes still being counted. Neither
candidate has reached the 270 Electoral
College votes needed to win the White
House, though Biden has the advantage
after eclipsing Trump in Wisconsin and
Michigan, two crucial Midwestern
battleground states. Biden leads Trump by
nearly 6,000 votes in Pennsylvania and just
over 1,000 in Georgia.  products such as laptops have been
It could take several more days for the
vote count to conclude in some States,
allowing a clear winner to emerge. With
millions of ballots yet to be tabulated,
Biden has already received more than 73
million votes nationally, the most in
history. "This is a case when they are trying
to steal an election, they are trying to rig an
election,” Trump said from the podium of
the White House briefing room.  AP
Today’s issue carries a 24­page supplement
BLink (Tabloid) in select areas
Demand surge trips consumer durables supply lines
Imports­dependent segments hit; firms quickly rejig
supply chains; local makers relatively unaffected  surge  in  demand.  But  this  year
MEENAKSHI VERMA AMBWANI
New Delhi, November 6
After  much  research,  Delhi­based
Ranbir  Singh  finally  narrowed
down on a Lenovo tablet, but was
disappointed  to  find  that  the
able. Even on online platforms, de­
livery could happen only in Decem­
ber. He had to settle for a different
model with fewer features.
Reports of shortages of products
in categories such as LED TVs, heav­
ily  reliant  on  key  component  im­
ports;  high­end  imported  appli­
ances;  and  work­from­home
rife  in  the  critical  festival  sales
period. A corroboration of the de­
mand  pattern  comes  from
Amazon India spokesperson, who
said that top selling categories dur­
ing the first 48 hours of the Great
India  Festival  were  smartphones,
large  appliances  and  consumer
electronics  besides  laptops,  head­
phones,  tablets,  cameras  and
smartwatches.
However,  companies  said  they
have now bolstered supply chains
to  meet  the  massive  surge  in  de­
mand  seen  since  August.  Croma
Chief  Marketing  Officer  Ritesh
Ghosal  says  retailers  are  seeing
shortages in LED TVs, high­end re­
frigerators  and  niche  products
such as microwaves, dishwashers,
vacuum­cleaners and air­purifiers.
“In  the  LED  TV  segment,  if  some
brands are short on products, oth­
ers step in to fill the gap. However,
in categories such as dishwashers,
microwaves and vacuum­cleaners,
definitely the demand has far out­
stripped the supply,” he says.
Import duty
Adding to the woes of TV makers is
the imposition of the 5 per cent im­
port duty on open cell panels and
soaring of panel prices by 150 per
cent.  The  import  restrictions  on
completely­built  units  of  LED  TVs
have only aggravated the situation.  are  increasing  by  the  week  and
But to meet the surging demand
despite costlier TV sets, key players
moved  quickly  to  obtain licences
to  import  TVs.  For  instance,  Sam­
sung India, which recently got its
permit,  dispatched nearly 80,000
Alongside TVs, the demand has also surged for home appliances
imported TV sets to the market for
the festival season.  visional  Head  CSD,  CE,  Panasonic
The TV panel shortage appears to
be a global problem with the un­
lock releasing the pent­up demand
for TV sets.  this  will  impact  overall  sales.  The
Avneet  Singh  Marwah,  CEO,  Su­
per Plastronics Pvt Ltd, the brand li­
censee of Kodak and Thomson TVs
in India, says that “The shortage in
panels started happening after the
lifting  of  the  lockdown,  around
May.  It’s  a  global  problem.  Prices
globally everybody is facing a huge
challenge. There is a waiting period
ranging from 7­45 days because of
the  panel  shortage.”  Marwah  ex­
pects the situation to prevail till the
second quarter of 2021.
Confirms Suguru Takamatsu, Di­
India: “The demand for LED TVs has
surpassed  the  supply  and  we  ex­
pect the shortage to continue and
suppliers  for  open  cell  panel  did
not anticipate the kind of demand
in  the  last  few  months.  A  lot  of
manufacturing  lines  were  shifted
to the IT industry building panels
for computers and mobile devices
and this has also impacted the sup­
ply  for  open  cell  panels  for  TVs.”
Alongside  TVs,  the  demand  has
surged  for  home  appliances,  too,
and companies with strong supply
chains had an edge.  freight and port clearance delay is­
As Raju Pullan, Senior Vice­Pres­
ident,  Consumer  Electronics  Busi­
ness, Samsung India, says: “During
the festival season there is usually a
even in August and September, we
saw strong demand. This excess in
demand led to short supply in spe­
cific  categories  such  as  certain
high­capacity  front­load  washing
machines and side­by­side refriger­
ators. Because of our strong supply
chain, we have now managed to fill
these  voids  in  October  and  are
looking  at  even  stronger  Novem­
ber sales.”
Adds Vijay Babu, Vice­President,
Home  Appliances,  LG  Electronics
India: “We were stocked out for a
few SKUs in the premium segment
but have sufficient stocks now. Our
factories are running at full capa­
city.  Almost  our  entire  line  up  is
manufactured in India which cer­
tainly gives us an advantage to ad­
just  production  to  consumer  de­
mand.”  Voltas  and  Voltas  Beko,  we  have
Challenges faced
Godrej  Appliances  Executive  Vice­
President  Kamal  Nandi,  says  that
while  some  imported  products
may have faced challenges due to
sues, there is no shortage of locally
manufactured products.  Sangeetha Chengappa, TE Raja Simhan)
“The  Covid  impact  has  also  af­
fected supply chains globally...The
risk mitigation against this would
be to focus on more local manufac­
turing...  we  have  already  been
working towards upping our indi­
genous  manufacturing  capabilit­
ies.  We  will  be  ready  to  manufac­
ture  nearly  all  our  product
categories locally by the year­end,”
says Nandi, who is also President of
Consumer  Electronics  and  Appli­
ances Manufacturers Association.
B Thiagarajan,  Managing  Dir­
ector, Blue Star, confirms that there
is delay in the arrival of compon­
ents for air­conditioners that may
necessitate  a  10/15­day advance
planning. But there is no shortage
of materials, he says. 
A spokesperson  for  Voltas  says
the demand had gone up for its air­
conditioners,  dishwashers,  wash­
ing machines and refrigerators. “At
taken some key steps like shifting
stocking  focus  to  high  demand
goods, penetration in more rural,
less affected zones, and increasing
manufacturing  capacities,”  the
spokesperson added.
(With inputs from Nandana James,

INTEREST WAIVER SCHEME

Big task, but lenders meet deadline  To set up three
₹600­crore benefit
credited to MFI
borrowers  Amazon  Web  Services  (AWS),  a
OUR BUREAUS
Chennai/Mumbai/Delhi/Kolkata, November 6
Though  small  amounts,  mil­
lions  of  borrowers  have  seen
their loan accounts being cred­
ited  with  interest  benefit  over
the  past  week.  Under  the
Centre’s ex gratia interest on in­
terest  scheme,  borrowers  with
loan exposure of up to ₹2 crore
were to receive payment of the
difference  between  the  com­
pound  and  the  simple  interest
for six months (from March 1 to
August 30). Most lenders appear
to  have  completed  the  process
by the November 5 deadline.  operative Banks, Regional Rural
Customers  have  got  credits
ranging from a few hundred to a
few  thousand  rupees.  For  in­
stance, for a personal loan out­
standing of ₹10 lakh (as on Feb­
ruary  29),  the  interest  amount
credited is about ₹1,300 (at 11 per
cent interest). For a home loan of
₹50  lakh,  the  benefit  has  been
about ₹3,300 (at 8 per cent).  rowers.  customers is about ₹22,000 and
State Bank of India and Bank
of  Maharashtra  have  credited
customers loan accounts with ex
gratia amounts  aggregating
about ₹650 crore and ₹23 crore,
respectively. Bank  of  India  has
credited ₹72 crore. PNB, too, con­
firmed completing the exercise
by November 5.  ₹30­35 crore refund for interest
According to banking expert
V Viswanathan,  due  to  this
credit, customers’ loan account
outstanding will get reduced to
that extent.  Kailash Baheti, CFO.  those  categorised  as  MSME  by
Loans from all lenders eligible
The scheme is to benefit borrow­
ers of all lending institutions (all
banks, urban cooperative banks,
NBFCs, NBFC­MFIs, State cooper­
ative banks, District Central Co­
Banks  and  Housing  Finance
Companies).  scheme. All MFI borrowers have
Market leader Housing Devel­
opment  Finance  Corporation,
PNB  Housing  Finance,  and
Sundaram  Finance  also  con­
firmed to BusinessLine that they
have  completed  the  process  of
crediting interest to eligible bor­
Deo Shankar Tripathi, MD and
CEO,  Aadhar  Housing  Finance,
said all payments were credited
by the company on November 4.
“The  interest  payment  amoun­
ted to over ₹20 crore for our 1.6
lakh borrowers.”  (MFIN).  Small Finance Bank, that do not
Magma Fincorp has credited
on  interest.  “No  major  chal­
lenges were faced, though some
tractor loan categories did face
some issues on eligibility,” said
With  the  ₹2­crore  aggregate
exposure  cap,  the  understand­
ing was that the key beneficiar­
ies will be small manufacturing/
processing units, trading outfits
and those who have taken home
loans. Retail borrowers with per­
sonal loans and credit cards, too,
have been benefited under the
been eligible under the scheme.  banks and small finance banks),
“At Arohan Financial Services,
we have completed all the cred­
its to our borrowers under the
scheme  one  day  before  the
November 5 deadline. The aver­
age  ticket  size  of  loans  for  our
the  interest  benefit  credit  in
each  account  would  be  about
₹100,” said Manoj Kumar Nam­
biar, MD of Arohan Financial Ser­
vices and Chairman of Microfin­
ance  Institutions  Network
While  there  was  some  ambi­
guity  earlier  on  whether  MFI
loans would be eligible for  the
scheme, the Centre’s recent cla­
rification  has  addressed  the  is­
sue,  according  to  industry  ex­
perts.  Hyderabad/Mumbai, November 6
Micro loans
On whether micro loans guaran­
teed  by  Joint  Liability  Group
(JLG)  are  covered  under  the
scheme, the Centre’s recent FAQ
stated  that  individual  loans
from the eight eligible categor­
ies  of  borrowers,  including
the  lending  institution,  are
covered under the scheme. 
“MFI loans fall under the tiny
and  micro  enterprise  loan  cat­
egory and are hence eligible for
the benefit,” explains Manoj Ku­
mar. For all the 60 million MFI
loans  in  the  industry  put  to­
gether (across all lending insti­
tutions  including  universal
the  total  benefit  under  the
scheme amounts to about ₹600
crore, which would be claimed
by  lenders  for  reimbursement
from  the  government,  adds
Manoj.  lowed. These States are some of
Eight loan segments — MSME,
education,  housing,  consumer
durables, credit card dues, auto­
mobile, personal, consumption,
advances to professionals — are
eligible for the scheme.  ₹3,000 crore.
Some players such as Fincare
charge interest on interest as a
normal policy, have not credited
any amount to their borrowers.  the  ban,  the  unsold  stocks  will
Amazon Web Services to invest ₹20,761 cr in Hyderabad
data centres 
K V KURMANATH
VENKATESH GANESH
cloud  services  major,  will  invest
₹20,761 crore ($2.77 billion) to set
up  an  AWS  Region  with  three
Availability  Zones  (AZs)  in  Hy­
derabad, according to Telangana
IT  and  Industries  Minister  K  T
Rama  Rao.  The  AWS  Asia  Pacific
Cracker ban can take sparkle off for 8 lakh people
TE RAJA SIMHAN
Chennai, November 6
Cracker  manufacturers  at
Sivakasi  are  worried  that  fire­
works  worth  crores  of  rupees
will  remain left  unsold  this  Di­
wali as more States are banning
the  sale  of  crackers  due  to  the
Covid­19 pandemic.
After  Rajasthan  and  Odisha,
Karnataka today banned cracker
sale  due  to  the  pandemic.  The
Delhi government has said that
only  green  crackers  will  be  al­
the  largest  markets  for  the
cracker industry, said a manufac­
turer. The small town of Sivakasi
produces over 90 per cent of the
country’s  crackers  worth  over
wali with minimal impact from
Over  90  per  cent  of  stocks
were  despatched  from  Sivakasi
before October to be available on
time for Diwali. However, due to
(Hyderabad)  Region  is  expected
to start operations by mid­2022.
The AZs consist of multiple data­
centres  in  separate  locations
within a single region.
The Hyderabad region will be
AWS’  second  data  centre  region
after Mumbai and its eleventh in
Asia.  It  opened  the  Mumbai  re­
gion in 2016. Major cloud service
players such as Microsoft and Or­
acle, too, have expanded their In­
dia operations.
“This investment from AWS is
environmental  pollution,” he
Sivakasi produces over 90 per
cent of the country’s crackers
worth over ₹3,000 crore
be idle with various distributors,
he said. “It is unfair to say that
crackers will impact during the
Covid­19  days.  There  is  also  no
valid data to prove that bursting
of  crackers  can  affect  Covid­19
patients,” said a manufacturer.  Cracker manufacturers are us­
“This year, it will be a Green Di­
emission  and  decibel  levels.
crackers,” said another manufac­
turer. As per the directions of the
Supreme  Court,  manufacturers
have  produced  mainly  green
crackers. There is no question of
going  to  be  the  largest  foreign
direct  investment  that  the  State
had attracted since its inception
and will act as a strong anchor for
attracting  other  technology  in­
vestments,” the Minister said an­
nouncing the AWS investment.
Peter  DeSantis,  Senior  Vice­
President  of  Global  Infrastruc­
ture  and  Customer  Support,
Amazon  Web  Services,  said:  “To­
gether with our AWS Asia Pacific
(Mumbai)  Region,  we’re  provid­
ing customers with more choice,
ect  employment  to  another  4
said.  The  Supreme  Court,  in  its
judgment  on  October  23,  2018,
directed all the States “to encour­
age bursting of crackers in pub­
lic places for a limited period of
two hours on the day of Diwali”.  in  your  State  can  have  a  direct
TN’s request
Tamil  Nadu  Chief  Minister
Edapaddi  K  Palaniswami  on
Thursday  tried  a  rescue  of  the
cracker  industry  by  urging  his
counterparts in Odisha and Ra­
jasthan not to ban the sale crack­
ers this Diwali season. However,
there  has  been  no  response  so
far from the two governments.
ing raw materials that  reduced
Sivakasi. Please don’t spoil their
Tamil  Nadu accounts  for  about
90  per  cent  of  all  the  crackers
manufactured  in  the  country,
providing  jobs  directly  to
around 4 lakh people and indir­
while allowing them to architect
their  infrastructure  for  even
greater fault tolerance, resilience,
and  availability  across  geo­
graphic locations.” 
There has been a significant in­
crease in the adoption of cloud.
“Digitisation and deployment of
artificial  intelligence  and  ma­
chine learning is resulting in gen­
eration of voluminous data,” Hy­
derabad  Software  Enterprises
Association President Bharani Ku­
mar Aroll said.
lakh. Their livelihood solely de­
pends  on  the  sale  of  crackers
during  Diwali  season,  the  CM
said.
“The ban on bursting crackers
bearing on the livelihood of over
8 lakh  workers  in  Tamil  Nadu
and  another  equal  number  of
people  engaged  in  its  sale,”  Pa­
laniswami told his counterparts.
Support from social media
A number of people took to the
social  media  to  support  the
manufacturers.  “Kindly  revoke
the  ban  of  firecrackers!  Fire­
crackers are the livelihood of a
lot  of  people  in  and  around
festival. If and only firecrackers
were purchased(wholesale or re­
tail)  from  them  then  only  they
can  have  money  for  a  living,”
said a tweet. 

Sundaram Finance posts  India Cements Q2 net zooms
₹192­crore profit in Q2  Bengaluru pros blow civic poll bugle on better prices, cost­control
OUR BUREAU pite the first two months of the Bengaluru NavaNirmana Party wants to court  order.”  But  both  are try and win at least 25 wards,” OUR BUREAU marginal  aberrations  in  some
Chennai, November 6  year having been a washout, we cumbersome. That’s when the he says. Chennai, November 6  of  the  southern  States.  These
Leading  NBFC  Sundaram  Fin­ managed to reach over 80 per get citizens a say in the running of city idea of floating a full­fledged India  Cements  has  reported  a improved  prices,  along  with
ance Ltd reported a net profit of cent  of  our  disbursements  in party came up. Party for all significant rise in net profit at the  company’s  cash­and­carry
₹192  crore  for  the  second Q2.  Every  succeeding  month CHITRA NARAYANAN Sridhar. But do the poll novices He says today the federation Although  it  may  seem  like  a ₹71 crore for Q2 FY21, compared policy, helped improve its prof­
quarter  ended  September  30, since May has witnessed an up­ New Delhi, November 6 have the stomach to enter the has over 6 lakh members, and party of “software types”, both with ₹9 crore registered in the itability and liquidity. 
2020  compared  to  ₹269  crore ward trend and that is hearten­ Ask citizens if they are happy fierce world of electioneering? he has built a strong connect Sridhar and Narasimhan say it year­ago period, amid a decline “Instead of chasing volumes,
in  the  same  period  last ing.  On  the  back  of  a with  the  civic  services with RWAs and activist groups is by no means elitist and the in cement sales.  we fixed the price and tried to
year.  bountiful  monsoon provided  by  their  municipal The background such as Whitefield Rising and chosen  candidates  will  have Sustained cost­control meas­ sell  whatever  we  could.  While
As  the  the  n et and  Government’s body  and  you  will  probably Narasimhan  points  to  the Citizens of Bengaluru. grassroots appeal. ures, of both fixed and variable, we lost about five lakh tonnes
profit of Q2 of 2019­ investment  in  in­ hear a tirade of complaints. In background  behind  this  at­ Narasimhan  says  BNP’s  fo­ For  each  ward,  the  issues and  better  cement  prices of cement,  compared with Q2
20  included  a  one­ frastructure,  the Bengaluru,  a  few  progressive tempt. Some years ago, when cus is simple — it is exclusively taken up will be different but helped  the  company  post  a of the previous year, our EBITDA
time income of ₹53 tractor  and  con­ professionals have taken mat­ the government came up with on municipal governance and cutting  across  the  city  the strong  bottomline  during  the was up 60 per cent year­on­year
crore,  the  numbers struction  equip­ ters into their own hands and inexplicable  rules  for  apart­ the  Bruhat  Bengaluru  Ma­ party is fighting on three uni­ September 2020 quarter.  and 50 per cent on a sequential
are not comparable.  ment segments have are  set  to  fight  the  civic  elec­ ments in the city, it led to the hanagara Palike (BBMP). It will form  promises.  First  is  trans­ Its  revenues  in  the  quarter basis,”  said  N  Srinivasan,  Vice­
For the period now done  particularly tions early next year to “set an birth  of  the  Bangalore  Apart­ not  fight  Assembly elections. parency.  It  has  already stood  at  ₹1,070  crore  against Chairman  &  Managing  Dir­
under  review,  in­ TT Srinivasaraghavan, MD well,”  said  TT example  on  good ments Federation. The federa­ “We  are  hoping  this  single­ gathered  data  on  63,629  pro­ ₹1,246  crore  in  the  year­ago ector of India Cements. 
come  from  opera­ Srinivasaraghavan, governance”. tion, in which he is a moving minded focus will help us take jects  approved  by  the  BBMP period, on the back of a fall in
tions  stood  at  ₹993  crore Managing Director.  The  Bengaluru  NavaNir­ force,  got  over  10,000  apart­ it to the next level,’ says Srid­ over the last five years and put the  volume  of  clinker  and  ce­ Cost-control steps
against ₹994 crore in the year­ mana Party (BNP) was formed ment dwellers across the city har.  them up on a citizen’s portal. ment to 21.07 lakh tonnes (26.67 He  said  the  company’s  cost­
ago  quarter.  The  disburse­ Strong growth in deposits a year  ago  by  an  investment to  stage  a  protest  march.  It Currently,  the  party  has The second is citizen participa­ lakh tonnes).  control measures will continue
ments  were  lower  at  ₹3,174 The  company’s  deposits  saw banker  and  IIM­B  alumnus, worked. more than 3,000 people with tion. The third is that work will But  improved  selling  prices going  forward,  and  any  im­
crore (₹3,832 crore).  strong growth in H1 and stood Srikanth  Narasimhan,  and “As  we  kept  on  fighting,” more  joining  in.  However, get  done  without  money  be­ led  to  11  per  cent  higher  net provement in cement sales will
For  the  half­year  ended at ₹3,883 crore as on September boasts in its governing council says Narasimhan, “we realised Narasimhan  admits  the  BNP ing siphoned off. plant  realisation  (NPR).  Thus, only improve the bottomline. 
September  30,  2020,  the  com­ 30,  a  net  accretion  of  ₹207 people  like  Sridhar  Ramanu­ only two things get work done will  be  able  to  contest  only What  about  resources  to helped by the improved realisa­ On  the  demand  side,  while
pany’s net profit stood at ₹358 crore.  jan,  founder  of  communica­ — either a protest march with about 100 of the 200 wards in fight  the  election?  “We  don’t tion and the reduction in over­ North,  Central  and  East  India
crore  compared  to  ₹427  crore Gross NPA (Stage III) stood at tions  consultancy  Brand thousands  of  people,  or  a Bengaluru. “Our objective is to need crores, only a few lakhs,” all  expenditure,  EBIDTA  (earn­ saw a substantial growth in de­
in  the  previous  period  (again, 2.14 per cent and Stage III (Net Comm and also an IIM­B alum­ asserts Narasimhan. ings  before  interest, mand, which led to an impress­
not  comparable  due  to  the of ECL) stood at 1.17 per cent as nus, and R Balasubramanian, a In  2015,  similarly  fed  up depreciation, taxes and amort­ ive performance by companies
above­mentioned  one­time  in­ on September 30, 2020.  former  director  of  Sankara with civic services, a garment isation) zoomed to ₹240 crore located in  those regions, West
come).  Income  from  opera­ Striking  a  note  of  caution, Netralaya, among others. firm’s CSR wing won the pan­ (₹150  crore).  The  EBIDTA  mar­ was  impacted  by  Covid,  with
tions for H1 of this fiscal stood Srinivasaraghavan said: “While “There  is  a  real  problem chayat  elections  in gin,  too,  improved  to  22.3  per Gujarat and Maharashtra bear­
at ₹1,941 crore (₹1,924 crore).  there  is  a  lot  of  positivity with governance and account­ Kizhakkambalam  village  in cent.  ing the brunt. But a revival is an­
Assets  under  management around  the  festival  season,  we ability in Bengaluru today. We Kerala. But such non political Cement  prices,  which  star­ ticipated in that region  in the
stood  at  ₹30,572  crore  as  on have  to  wait  and  watch  if  this said that if we care about our party  wins  are  rare.  Can  the ted improving from April, sus­ coming  quarters  due  to  the
September  30,  2020,  up  from momentum  sustains in  the city, let’s do something,” says Members of the Bengaluru NavaNirmana Party at a rally BNP make a dent? tained  themselves  during  the good  monsoon  and  falling
₹30,256 crore a year ago. “Des­ months thereafter.”  September  quarter,  with  only number of Covid­19 cases. 

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SATURDAY • NOVEMBER 7 • 2020

In yet another feud in the family,
Vijay Kirloskar sues nephews
Accuses Atul, Rahul and Vikram Kirloskar
of unauthorised use of brand names
VENKATESH GANESH
Mumbai, November 6
Vijay Ravindra Kirloskar, Chair­
man of Bengaluru­based Kirlos­
kar  Electric  Company,  has
moved  a  Pune  court  alleging
‘unauthorised’  use  of  the  ‘Kir­
loskar’  brand  name  by  his
nephews  Atul,  Rahul  and
Vikram Kirloskar.  Further, Vijay Kirloskar, in his
This  comes  even  as  Atul,
Rahul and Vikram Kirloskar are
separately  fighting  a  legal
battle  against  their  brother
Sanjay  Kirloskar  for  control
over Kirloskar Brothers Ltd.  ment or writings.  the  custodian  of  the  trade­
Vijay  Kirloskar’s  lawsuit  has
alleged  misappropriation  of
trademarks  by  seven  entities
that are not shareholders of Kir­
loskar Proprietary Ltd (KPL) but
are using the ‘Kirloskar’ trade­
mark without paying any roy­
alty.  The entities  are  Arka  Fin­
cap, Kirloskar Technologies Pvt
Ltd, Kirloskar Energen Pvt Ltd,
Kirloskar  Industries,  SL  Kirlos­
kar  CSR  Foundation,  Kirloskar
Institute of Advanced Manage­
ment  Studies  and  Kirloskar
Foundation.  misappropriation of
lawsuit, said he was shocked to
notice that the accused were us­
ing the trademark ‘Kirloskar’ /
‘Kirloskar  Enriching  Lives’  un­
der some alleged licence agree­
“They  were  not  even  mem­
bers  of  KPL,  which  is  a  pre­
requisite under the Articles of
Association,”  the  court  filing
stated.
Vijay  Kirloskar  holds  a  7.87
X
W non­convertible,  redeemable
Vijay Kirloskar’s lawsuit
has alleged
trademarks by seven
entities that are not
shareholders of Kirloskar
Proprietary Ltd
per cent stake in KPL, which is
marks associated with the ‘Kir­
loskar’  name.  He  has  sought
₹50  lakh  as  token  compensa­
tion for this violation. The sib­
lings and other defendants are
yet to file their version in court.
Vijay  Kirloskar  said  he  first
got wind of the matter in July
2019, when he received a notice
for an AGM of KPL.  Q2 FY20.
Share allotment
One of the items on the agenda
was  to  issue  and  offer  seven
non­cumulative,  non­voting,
preference shares of ₹100 each
for  cash  at  par  on  a  private
placement  basis  to  the  seven
entities.  sequently,  the  company's
Subsequently,  in  December
2019, he moved the Pune court
in an effort to prevent the allot­
ment  of  KPL  shares  to  these
seven entities. However, they re­
sponded that six of them were
using the trademark ‘Kirloskar’
for the past many years under a
licence agreement, and paying
royalty  for  the  same.  The  case
will  next  be  heard  on  Novem­
ber 27.
SAIL reports
₹436.5­cr Q2 net  Jobs totter back as industries
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, November 6
Witnessing  a  turnaround,
Steel  Authority  of  India  Ltd
(SAIL)  has  posted  a  profit  of
₹436.52  crore  in  Q2  FY21,
against a ₹285.92­crore loss in
Total income for the period
under  review  stood  at
₹17,097.57  crore  (₹14,282.17
crore).  SURABHI
“The  pandemic  outbreak
and  measures  to  curtail  it
have  caused  significant  dis­
turbances  and  slowdown  of
economic  activities.  Con­
manufacturing  operations
had to be scaled down during
the  quarter  ended  June  30,
2020.  September,  it  was  the  lowest
“Following the resumption
of  operations  during  the  lat­
ter  part  of  the  first  quarter,
the company has operated at
normal  capacity  in  the
quarter ended September 30,
2020,”  SAIL  said  in  a  state­
ment to the BSE.
recover from Covid­19 blues
Firms may opt for
more contractual,
temporary hiring
DATA FOCUS
Mumbai, November 6
Job  creation  is  picking  up
gradually  after  months  of
distress, per recent data.
Data  from  the  Centre  for
Monitoring  Indian  Economy
(CMIE) reveal that India’s un­
employment  rate  has  been
slowly  recovering.  At  6.67  in
in  over  a  year,  though  it
inched up marginally to 6.98
per cent in October. The rate
had  touched  a  high  of  23.52
per cent in April amid the na­
tional lockdown.
Interestingly,  in  October,
the  rural  unemployment
rate was on the lower side at
6.9  per  cent,  while  in  urban
centres  it  was  relatively

Bosch posts ₹64.8­crore Q2 loss; eyes breakeven in FY21
OUR BUREAU
Bengaluru, November 6
Bosch Ltd, a supplier of techno­
logy and services, has posted a
total  loss  of  ₹64.79  crore  for
the second quarter of the cur­
rent fiscal as the slowdown in
the auto industry and the im­
pact of the pandemic continue
to bog down the company.
The  company  had  posted  a
net  profit  of  ₹98.40  crore  for
the same period a year go.  Its
total revenue grew 7.2 per cent
to ₹2,479 crore in Q2 FY21.  company said.  powersports
Soumitra Bhattacharya, MD
of  Bosch  Ltd  and  President  of
the  Bosch  India  Group,  told
BusinessLine about  1,000  em­
ployees  have  opted  for  VRS
over  the  past  couple  of  years.
“Each  of  the  employees  has
been  adequately  com­
pensated,” he said.  wheelers
The Indian automotive mar­
ket  continues  to  undergo
structural changes. In order to
be fit for the future, Bosch has
continued investment in its 3R
strategy  of  restructuring,
reskilling  and  other  trans­
formational  projects.  To  sup­
port  this,  an  additional
amount  of  ₹400  crore  has
been  provided  and  disclosed
as an exceptional item for the
quarter  ended  September  30,
2020,  a  statement  from  the
“The auto industry is going
through a prolonged slump.
However, there has been a se­
quential  recovery  month
over  month  in  seg­
ments
mainly  led
by  two­
and tractors. We will witness a business continued to witness
faster  growth  if  we  have  the double­digit  growth  during
government’s support on GST the quarter.  ciently  in  these  times  of  new
reduction  and  scrappage The  Beyond  Mobility  seg­
policy,” said Bhattacharya. ment  posted  a  fall  of  4.6  per
cent on account of a decline in
Division-wise performance business  realted  to  solar  en­
Sales  at  the  powertrain  solu­ ergy  and  security  technolo­
tions business saw an increase gies,  which  are  mainly
in Q2, helping Bosch’s Mobility project­driven.
Solutions  turnover  grow  7.5 “We have been continuously
per cent.  investing  in  the  transforma­
The  two­ tion of Bosch to make the com­
wheeler  and pany fit for the future. We are
closely  listening  to  our  em­
Z
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“The auto industry is going through a
prolonged slump. However, there has been
a sequential recovery month over month
in segments mainly led by two-wheelers
and tractors.”
SOUMITRA BHATTACHARYA
MD,  Bosch  Ltd
Z
Y forms.  According  to  Amit  Vadera,
ployees,  customers  and  other
stakeholders  to  operate  effi­
normal.  Even  in  these  turbu­
lent  times,  we  are  cautiously
optimistic of heading towards
a breakeven  for  this  financial
year,” said Bhattacharya.
Investment in start-up
Bosch has invested ₹14.8 crore
in  Routematic  (Nivaata  Sys­
tems  Pvt  Ltd),  a  venture­fun­
ded  start­up  based  out  of
Bengaluru, creating urban mo­
bility innovations.  which was less than a fifth of
Through  this  investment,
Bosch plans to expand its offer­
ings  from  being  an  automot­
ive  systems  and  component
manufacturer to a technology
enabler  in  the  mobility  life
cycle  through  its  digital  plat­
higher at 7.15 per cent.
“The  fall  in  September  (to
6.7  per  cent)  was  significant
from 8.4 per cent in August,”
said  Mahesh  Vyas,  MD  and
CEO of CMIE.
CMIE  arrives  at  the  unem­
ployment  rates  using  its
Consumer  Pyramids  House­
hold Survey machinery.
Covid­19  has  impacted
salaried  jobs  too  and  this  is
also  evident  from  the  Team­
Lease  Employment  Outlook
Report  for  April  to  Septem­
ber.  This  report  had  said  the
‘Intent  to  Hire’  had
plummeted  to  18  per  cent,
its  value  over  the  past  four­
and­a­half  years,  marking  a
drop of 79 per cent.
“This  is  the  single  biggest
fall measured over the entire
course  of  the  Employment
Outlook reports,” it had said.
Assistant  Vice­President,
TeamLease  Services,  there
has been some uptick in em­
ployment  in  sectors  such  as
delivery  and  logistics  on  a
month­on­month basis.
“The  outlook  for  employ­
ment  could  improve  for  the
fourth quarter this fiscal and
gradually  move  to  pre­
Covid­19  levels  but  compan­
ies  may  choose  to  hire  more
on  a  contractual  or  tempor­
ary  basis  rather  than  a  per­
manent  basis  for  now,”  he
observed.  This  could  con­
tinue  till  there  is  more  cer­
tainty  on  the  economic  out­
look  and  a  Covid  vaccine  is
made  available,  he
cautioned.
The  EPFO’s  payroll  data
showed  that  the  number  of
new  entrants  to  the  scheme
climbed  to  6.69  lakh  in  Au­
gust,  a  34  per  cent  jump
from  5.51  lakh  in  July.
Entrants  to  the  scheme  had
reached  a  low  of  1.85  lakh  in
April.
Long-term trend
“The  long­term  trend  seems
to  be  of  falling  labour  parti­
cipation  rates,  falling  em­
ployment  rates  and  rising
unemployment  rates.  The
lockdown has made the situ­
ation worse. I do not see any
correction  to  this  worsening
labour  market  conditions.
India  is  not  generating  suffi­
cient  jobs  to  arrest  this  de­
terioration,” Vyas said.
A full  recovery  in  the  la­
bour  market,  which  was
already subdued even before
the pandemic broke out, will
eventually  hinge  on  the  eco­
nomic recovery, experts note.

‘Indian drug cos have key role in Jet resolution: NCLT to hear MRF on a roll in

Q2 amid auto
Vedanta Q2 profit slides
bringing down healthcare costs’  Jalan­Kalrock plan on Dec 3  demand revival 40% on lower realisation 
FORUM GANDHI OUR BUREAU temporary  borrowing  at  Zinc
PT JYOTHI DATTA ness  and  our  industry  is  fo­ support for localisation efforts Mumbai, November 6 OUR BUREAU Mumbai, November 6 India.
Mumbai, November 6 cussed  on  the  generics  busi­ with some sort of commitment The Mumbai Bench of the Na­ Chennai, November 6 Vedanta,  a  metal  and  mining Sunil Duggal, Chief Executive
With both sides of the political ness,  which  brings  savings  to on volumes, besides pricing re­ tional Company Law Tribunal Tyremaker MRF has reported a major,  has  reported  a  40  per Officer,  Vedanta,  said  the  key
divide  in  the  US  promising  in the  healthcare  systems;  it lief, she said.  (NCLT) will hear the matter of 83 per cent rise in Q2 FY21 net cent decline in its net profit in growth  projects  are  back  on
their  pre­poll  campaigns  to should  do  better,”  Gupta  told The buzz is that an opportun­ Jet Airways’ resolution plan on profit  at  ₹403  crore,  against the September 2020 quarter at track  and  expansion  is  being
take measures to lower health­ BusinessLine,  speaking  from ity may also open up for com­ December 3.  ₹220 crore in Q2 FY20, suppor­ ₹1,644  crore,  against  ₹2,730 delivered through strict capital
care  costs,  Lupin  CEO  Vinita the US.  panies to participate in the US On Thursday, the Resolution ted  by  topline  growth  on  the crore  in  the  same  period  last allocation and balance sheet fo­
Gupta  is  hopeful  that  critical Even  for  drugmakers  who health  insurance  scheme,  she Professional  (RP)  of  Jet  had The Jalan­Kalrock consortium back  of  revival  in  demand  in year, due to lower realisation. cus, aimed at creating value for
products  such  as  biosimilars may have operations in the US, said. Since Lupin  is into niche moved  an  application  with has submitted a ₹1,000­crore the auto sector.  Revenue  from  operations stakeholders. 
will get more support from the efforts to localise manufactur­ products,  it will  look  at the NCLT seeking approval for plan to revive Jet Airways  Revenue  from  operations was  down  at  ₹20,804  crore The  large  scale  operations
next government.  ing works contrary products  best  suited  to  parti­ the offer made by the consor­ grew  to  ₹4,186  crore  in  the (₹21,739  crore).  The  company and  diversified  portfolio  posi­
There  will  be  an to the idea of bring­ cipate in this, she added.  tium  of  financial  advisory will not comment on whether September  quarter  (₹3,948 could  not  match  the  profit  of tion  the  company  to  deliver
even stronger focus ing down costs, ob­ firm Kalrock Capital and UAE­ the  business plan is viable or crore).  Profit  before  excep­ last year despite expenses fall­ strong margins and cash flows
on generics and bi­ served  a  US­based Covid opportunities based  entrepreneur  Murari not because that is the prerog­ tional  items  and  tax  stood  at ing  to  ₹17,826  crore  (₹21,270 through the commodity cycle,
osimilars,  said industry­watcher.  With  the  Indian  pharma  in­ Lal Jalan.  ative of the CoC (Committee of ₹562 crore (₹332 crore).  crore). he said.
Gupta,  adding  that “Localising  man­ dustry  featuring  prominently “The NCLT will now check if Creditors).” Most of the tyremakers have On  a  quarter­on­quarter
these products help ufacturing  will in the Covid landscape for the the  RP  has  followed  the  IBC The  CoC  had  approved  the reported strong growth in the basis, the net profit was up 8 per
bring “material sav­ have an impact on manufacture  of  vaccines  and process  —  whether  the  meet­ Jalan­Kalrock  consortium’s second quarter due to improve­ cent compared to ₹1,522 crore
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ings” to the overall cost,  it  would  be other  therapies,  Gupta  said ings  have  been  conducted, ₹1,000­crore plan on October ment in demand in both OEM logged in Q1. Similarly, revenue & make  appropriate  enquiries  to  satisfy
themselves  about  the  veracity  of  an
healthcare cost.  hard to get the cost they were looking at marketing minutes kept, and voting con­ 17. The lenders will get a 9.5 per and replacement segments.  jumped 33 per cent compared advertisement  before  responding  to  any
As  the  US  elec­ benefit that we get opportunities  for  other  thera­ ducted  per  norms,”  said  a cent stake in Jet Airways along Industry analysts have poin­ to  ₹15,687  crore  registered  in published  in  this  newspaper.  THG
PUBLISHING  PVT  LTD.,  the  Publisher  &
tions are poised for in  India,”  Gupta peutics and would be open to source  aware  of  the with 7.5 per cent equity in loy­ ted  out  that  the  rebound  fol­ the previous quarter.  Owner of this newspaper, does not vouch
for the authenticity of any advertisement
a final  verdict,  In­ Vinita Gupta, CEO, Lupin agreed, adding that help  with  the  distribution  of proceedings. alty rewards firm InterMiles. lowing the lifting of lockdown The company has reserves of or advertiser or for any of the advertiser’s
dian  drugmakers companies  would vaccines, when one is available When asked how easy or dif­ Once the NCLT approves the restrictions  has  been  quite ₹35,569 crore.  products and/or services. In no event can
the  Owner,  Publisher,  Printer,  Editor,
also expect the accent on local­ be open to localise if they got in  India.  The  company  is ficult  getting  NCLT  approval resolution plan of the consor­ strong,  especially  in  the  re­ Gross  debt  was  at  ₹62,759 Director/s,  Employees  of  this  newspaper/
isation to continue, besides the some relief on the pricing front. presently looking at taking its will  be,  the  person  said:  “Un­ tium,  issues  related  to  slots, placement  market,  which crore  as  of  September  end, company be held responsible/liable in any
manner whatsoever for any claims and/or
focus  on  reducing  healthcare Conversations from a company version  of  favipiravir  to  other less  something  is  flagged  or traffic rights and waivers will makes up a significant portion against ₹4,191 crore in the June damages  for  advertisements  in  this
newspaper.
costs.  “A  majority  of  our  busi­ and  industry  standpoint  seek markets.  an objection is filed, the NCLT have to be sorted out. of Indian tyremakers’ revenues.  quarter. This was mainly due to

ITC net falls 20% to ₹3,232 cr
amid marginal rise in revenue
OUR BUREAU crore)  while  the  paperboards
Kolkata, November 6 division witnessed a decline of
ITC Ltd on Friday posted a 20 7 per cent in revenues to ₹1,459
per cent decline in standalone crore (₹1,565 crore). 
net  profit  at  ₹3,232  crore  for
the quarter ended September Covid impact
30,  2020,  as  compared  with The hotels business continues
₹4,023  crore  in  the  same to remain adversely impacted
period last year. due  to  restrictions  on  travel
Revenue  from  operations and tourism while the closure
on  a  standalone  basis  in­ of  educational  institutions
creased  margin­ across  the  coun­
ally  to  ₹11,977 X try  weighed  on
W
crore  (₹11,871 ITC’s revenues from the performance
crore).  the hotel business of the education
Total expenses plunged 81% even as and  stationery
grew  8  per  cent agri business grew 13% products  busi­
to  ₹8,312  crore and paperboards ness.  “The  im­
(₹7,718 crore). declined 7% pact  of  negative
Segment  rev­ operating  lever­
enue  on  a  stan­ age was partially
dalone  basis  from  the  cigar­ mitigated  through  relentless
ettes  business  witnessed  a  4 focus  on  cost  reduction,”  the
per cent decline to ₹5,121 crore company said in a statement.
(₹5,327  crore)  while  revenues ITC  had,  in  July,  acquired
from  the  non­cigarette  FMCG 100  per  cent  of  the  equity
business  grew  15  per  cent  to share capital of Sunrise Foods
₹3,795 crore (₹3,288 crore). Pvt Ltd. Consequently, Sunrise
Revenues  from  the  hotel and its two wholly owned sub­
business  witnessed  a  decline sidiaries  —  Hobbits  Interna­
of  81  per  cent  to  ₹82  crore tional  Foods  and  Sunrise
(₹427 crore) during the period Sheetgrah  —  became  wholly
under review.  owned  subsidiaries  of  the
Agri  business  grew  13  per company, ITC said in its notes
cent  to  ₹2,985  crore  (₹2,648 to account to BSE.

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Govt eases LTC cash voucher scheme norms ‘ India considering phase­III trials

Bills can also be
in the name of
spouse/dependent
SHISHIR SINHA
New Delhi, November 6
The  Finance  Ministry  has  re­
laxed  some  conditions  for  LTC
cash  voucher  scheme  and  ad­
vised all Central ministries and
departments to ensure that the
festival advance is given before
Diwali.
“The invoice of the goods and
services  purchased  as  per  the
scheme may be in the name of
the spouse or any other family
member  eligible  for  LTC  fare,”
an  office  memorandum  of  Ex­
penditure Department said.
Earlier it was said that the in­
voice — which is being submit­
ted  for  reimbursement  under
the scheme — should be in the
name of the employee only.
The scheme prescribes cash payment in lieu of one LTC
The LTC cash voucher scheme
prescribes cash payment in lieu
of  one  LTC  during  2018­21,  in
which  an  employee opting  for
the scheme will be required to
buy goods/services three times
the fare and one time the leave
encashment  before  March  31,
2021.  The  good  or  services
should attract GST of 12 per cent
or more.
The  scheme  was  initially  an­
nounced  for  Central  govern­
ment  employees  with  the  ex­
pectation  that  the  State
governments  and  the  private
sector, too, will follow suit. Later,
the  Income  Tax  Department
provided  income­tax  exemp­
tion  to  non­Central  govern­
ment employees (those belong­
ing  to  State  governments  and
the  private  sector)  similar  to
Central  government
employees.
The employee must digitally
spend a  sum  equal to  three
times  of  the  value  of  the
deemed LTC fare on purchase of
goods/services  with  GST  of  12
per  cent  or  more  from re­
gistered  vendors/service  pro­
viders between October 12, 2020
and March 31, 2021, and obtain a
voucher  indicating  the  GST
number and the amount of GST
paid.  The  payment  of  the  cash
allowance,  capped  at  ₹36,000
per person as deemed LTC fare
per person (round trip) for em­
ployees, will be allowed income­
tax exemption.
Settlement of advance
There was another issue regard­
ing  the  settlement  of  advance
taken  under  the  scheme.  The
rule  says  that  the  advance
should be settled within 30 days
of disbursal. However, the Min­
istry said that since this is a spe­
cial scheme, rules related to ad­
vance taken under LTC are not
applicable here. This means the
advance  taken  under  the
scheme will be settled on or be­
fore March 31.
In  a  separate  memo,  the  Ex­
penditure  Department  has  re­
quested  all  ministries/depart­
ments  to  ensure  disbursal  of
pre­paid UTSAV Cards (given as a
part of festival advance) to em­
ployees well before Diwali.
Under the Special Festival Ad­
vance,  all  Central  government
employees will be eligible for in­
terest­free loan of ₹10,000. This
amount will be given in a  pre­
loaded  RuPay  card  and  re­
covered in 10 equal instalments.
The amount actually spent will
be recovered while the balance
will lapse after March 31, 2021.
for Covid vaccine in partner nations’
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New Delhi, October 6
India is on track for the develop­
ment  and  trial  of  Covid­19  vac­
cines and is exploring the possib­
ility  of  conducting  phase­III
clinical  trials  in  some  partner
countries,  Minister  for  External
Affairs S Jaishankar said.
“We are exploring the possibil­
ity of conducting phase­III trials
in a few of our partner countries.
We are also looking forward to re­
search collaboration in the field
of  vaccine  development.  Based
on willingness, we may also go
for joint production of vaccines
in  some  countries,”  Jaishankar
said  at  a  briefing  session  on
Covid­19 related issues for diplo­
matic  missions  and  interna­
tional organisations on Friday.
India  already  conducted  on­
line training sessions for nearly
Minister for External Affairs
S Jaishankar
90  participants  from  eight
neighbouring  countries  for  de­
veloping capacity in clinical tri­
als  and  practices,  including
Bangladesh and Myanmar. Based
on demand, more courses can be
conducted, the Minister said.
“I  reiterate  our  Prime  Minis­
ter’s  commitment  that  India’s
vaccine production and delivery
capacity will be used to help all
humanity in fighting this crisis.
India  will  also  help  interested
countries  in  enhancing  their
cold chain and storage capacities
for  the  delivery  of  vaccines,”
Jaishankar said.
Beximco deal
On  the  deal  signed  by
Bangladesh’s  Beximco  Pharma­
ceuticals and Serum Institute of
India on Thursday to buy 30 mil­
lion doses of a potential vaccine,
MEA  spokesperson  Anurag
Srivastava said that it was a com­
mercial  agreement  between
manufacturer and buyers. 
“We are of course supportive
of supplies of medicines, partic­
ularly  vaccines,  to  all  friendly
countries and priority is given to
our  neighbouring  countries.
This is dependent upon availabil­
ity, needs and supplies,” Srivast­
ava said.

Modi, Conte adopt India­Italy
‘Action Plan’ for 2020­25
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New Delhi, November 6
Prime  Minister  Narendra  Modi
and  his  Italian  counterpart  Gi­
useppe Conte, on Friday, under­
lined  the  need  to  intensify  co­
operation  in  high  technology,
clean energy, infrastructure and
food  processing,  and  the  two
countries signed 15 agreements
ranging from trade and invest­
ments  to  energy  and
archeology.
The two also decided to adopt
an ‘Action Plan’ to set up priorit­
ies, strategic goals and mechan­
isms for a bilateral partnership
for  the  period  2020­2025,  ac­
cording  to  the  joint  statement
issued  after  the  virtual  India­
Italy Summit.
“The  two  leaders  acknow­
ledged  the  untapped  potential
of  bilateral  industrial  partner­
ship  and  projects  and  encour­
aged respective “national cham­
pions” and SMEs to explore new
avenues  of  cooperation,”  ac­
cording to the statement.
In his opening remarks, Modi
The two leaders pledged greater
cooperation in areas like energy
and technology (file photo)
said  it  was  clear  that  the
Covid­19  epidemic  would  re­
main a watershed in history, just
like World War­II. “We all have to
adapt  ourselves  to  this  new
world,”  he  said,  adding  that
there was a need to be ready for
the challenges and opportunit­
ies arising out of the pandemic.
The  two  leaders  affirmed
their  commitment  to  work
closely  on  common  priorities
and  a  development­oriented
global agenda for their respect­
ive G­20 Presidencies in order to
address, inter alia, the impact of
and the response to Covid­19 in
all  the  relevant  domains,  the
statement added.
Bilateral pacts
The  agreements  and  memor­
andums  of  understanding
signed included those between
the Italian Trade Agency and In­
vest  India  to  promote  invest­
ment,  and  between  Cassa  De­
positi  e  Prestiti  SpA,  Italy  and
NIIF,  India  to  promote
co­financing.
There were also pacts  to pro­
mote  scientific  and  technolo­
gical  cooperation  between  the
countries,  create  network  and
sharing  skills  for  restoration
and  protection  monuments
and cooperation in the area of
audio­visuals  and
ship­building.
Snam S.p.A. Italy signed a co­
operation  agreement  with
Adani Gas to set up a CNG com­
pressors factory in India, and a
pact  with  Indian  Oil  Corpora­
tion  to  promote  energy  trans­
ition and cooperate on gas infra­
structure development.

SC says November 9 e-auction of 37

coal blocks will be subject to its orders
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA benefits  of  any  nature  to sensitive  zone  will  not  be  e­
New Delhi, November 6 them will be provisional and auctioned  for  commercial
The Supreme Court on Friday subject  to  the  orders  of  the purposes in Jharkhand.
stated  that  the  November  9 apex court. Maintaining  that  it  only
e­auction  of  37  coal  blocks, Attorney  General  KK wants  to  ensure  “forests  are
including  five  in  Jharkhand, Venugopal, appearing for the not destroyed”, the top court
shall be subject to its final or­ Centre,  said  no  trees  will  be also said it was mulling over
der.  cut in the area.  setting  up  of  an  expert  com­
A Bench of Chief Justice SA On  November  4,  the  top mittee  to  examine  whether
Bobde  and  Justices  AS court had said it intended to an  area  near  the  proposed
Bopanna  and  V  Ramasub­ pass  an  order  that  any  pro­ mining  sites  in  Jharkhand
ramanian  asked  the  Centre posed  mining  block  within qualifies  as  eco­sensitive
to  inform  the  bidders  that the  50­km  radius  of  an  eco­ zone. 

Jharkhand eyes up to
₹1,415­cr revenue
from auction of
Urma Paharitola 
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, November 6
The Jharkhand government can ex­
pect  an  annual  revenue  of  up  to
₹1,415.85 crore from the auction of
Urma  Paharitola  coal  mine.  This  is
the maximum annual revenue any
State  will  be  earning  from  one
mine  amongst  those  auctioned  in
the  current  round  under  the  com­
mercial coal mining regime.
This  mine  was  won  by  Auro­
bindo  Realty  and  Infrastructure,
that  outbid  Adani  Power  Re­
sources, Adicorp Enterprises, India
Coke  and  Power,  JMS  Mining,  and
Welspun  Steel  who  were  in  the
fray.  Aurobindo  Realty  and  Infra­
structure  had  quoted  a  winning
bid  of  26.50  per  cent  revenue
share.
The  Radhikapur  East  coal  mine
in  Odisha  was  also  offered  for  bid­
ding  on  the  fifth  day  of  the  com­
mercial  mining  auctions.  EMIL
Mines and Minerals Resources out­
bid  Adani  Enterprises,  Jindal  Steel
and  Power,  and  National  Alu­
minium Company to bag this coal
mine.  Bidding  for  the  mine  closed
at a quote of 16.75 per cent revenue
share.
The  total  geological  reserves  of
the  mines  put  up  for  auction  are
approximately  755.63  million
tonnes  with  a  cumulative  peak
rated capacity of around 15 million
tonnes per annum.
The  Ministry  of  Coal  has  auc­
tioned 17 mines till now in bidding
rounds  that  began  on  Monday
(November  2).  In  all,  the  Centre
will  be  auctioning  19  mines  for
commercial  coal  mining  by
November 9.

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SATURDAY • NOVEMBER 7 • 2020

With the launch of WhatsApp payments, BoI Q2 profit rises 98% to ₹526 cr
OUR BUREAU ted by 22 per cent growth in non­ the  preceding  quarter’s  ₹844

UPI ecosystem set for ‘major’ disruption
SURABHI
Mumbai, November 6
WhatsApp  going  live  with  its
UPI  payment  offering,  along
with  the  30  per  cent  cap  on
UPI  volumes  for  third­party
apps  by  NPCI,  is  expected  to
cause  significant  disruption
in  the  country’s  payments
ecosystem.
From Friday, users can make
UPI  payments  through  the
popular messaging app.
“Payments is available now
in  10  regional  language  ver­
sions of WhatsApp,” said Face­
book CEO Mark Zuckerberg in
a video statement.  users in the country use What­
Facebook  has  picked  up  a
9.99 per cent stake in Mukesh
Ambani­led  Reliance  Jio  Plat­
forms,  and  WhatsApp  going
live with payments could give
wings to Zuckerberg’s plan to
get  into  the  heart  of  India’s
SME and retail segment.
WhatsApp  is  working  with
five banks in India for UPI pay­
ments,  including  ICICI  Bank,
HDFC  Bank,  Axis  Bank,  State
Bank  of  India  and  Jio  Pay­
ments Bank.  ecosystem.  but till now had not received
“People can send money on
WhatsApp  to  anyone  using  a
UPI­supported  app,”  said
WhatsApp  in  a  blog  post,
adding that the service is now
available on the latest version
of iPhone and Android.
A significant challenge
While  GooglePay  and
PhonePe,  along  with  Paytm,
have  till  now  dominated  the
UPI  segment  in  the  country,
WhatsApp is expected to pose
a significant  challenge  to
them.
Industry  experts  point  out
that  almost  all  smartphones
sApp, and it could quickly take
over the dominant position in
payments.  Also,  users  do  not
even have to download a sep­
arate  app  for  payments  –  the
ease of use in sharing photos,
contacts  and  location  has
already been established.
Mandar  Agashe,  Founder
and  Managing  Director,  Sar­
vatra Technologies, called the
launch  of  WhatsApp  pay­
ments  a  positive  for  the  UPI
“It is a popular app and has
now offered an additional fea­
ture on the same app,” he said.
Sarvatra  works  with  ICICI
Bank  that  partnered  Whats­
App Pay in the pilot.
WhatsApp  is  estimated  to
have a 40 crore user base and,
as of now, NPCI has allowed it
to expand the UPI user base in
a graded  manner,  starting
with  a  maximum  registered
user base of 2 crore.
It  had  been  running  pilots
of its payment service – Whats­
App Pay – for the last two years,
permission to run it on a full
Mumbai, November 6 interest  income  and  7  per  cent crore. 
Bank of India (BoI) has reported increase in net interest income. AK  Das,  MD  and  CEO,  attrib­
a 98 per cent year­on­year (y­o­y) This  jump  in  profit  comes  des­ uted the robust y­o­y growth in
jump in standalone net profit at pite  loan­loss  provisions  rising bottomline to improved operat­
₹526  crore  for  the  second 47 per cent to ₹2,134 crore in Q2 ing efficiency on the back of all­
scale  due  to  concerns  over model is key to drive this mo­ quarter  ended  September  30, FY21 against ₹1,452 crore in the round  business  growth,  driven
data localisation.  mentum. This announcement 2020, against ₹266 crore in the year­ago period. mainly by uptick in retail, agri­
has come as a surprise and has year­ago quarter.  However, net profit in the re­ culture and MSME advances and
Default UPI app implications  for  hundreds  of The  bottomline  was  suppor­ porting  quarter  is  lower  than improvement in asset quality. 
According  to  Ashneer  Grover, millions of users who use UPI
Founder  and  CEO,  BharatPe, for  their  daily  payments,  and
WhatsApp has the potential to could  impact  the  further  ad­
become  the  default  UPI  app option of UPI and the end goal
for all.  of  financial  inclusion,”  said
“NPCI has prudently capped Sajith  Sivanandan,  Business
the  market  share  for  all  play­ Head, Google Pay and Next Bil­
ers.  Without  this,  as  much  as lion User initiatives, India.
75  per  cent  of  the  market PhonePe  did  not  comment
share  could  have  been  cap­ to an e­mail query by Business-
tured by WhatsApp,” he said. Line.  But  UPI  transactions  are
NPCI  had,  on  Thursday,  de­ also growing and crossed 200
cided  to  put  a  30  per  cent crore in October. The entry of
volume cap for third­party ap­ more  players  and  a  cap  on
plications offering UPI, effect­ market  share  could  help  bal­
ive January 1, 2021, to help ad­ ance risks. 
dress the risks and protect the The RBI report on ‘Payment
UPI  ecosystem  as  it  further and Settlement Systems in In­
scales up.  dia: Vision 2019 – 2021’  said it
The  move  has,  however, expects  payment  systems
seen  mixed  reactions  from such  as  UPI  and  IMPS  to  re­
players. gister  average  annualised
“Digital  payments  in  India growth  of  over  100  per  cent,
is  still  in  its  infancy,  and  any and  the  number  of  digital
intervention  at  this  point transactions  could  increase
should be made with a view to more  than  four  times  from
accelerate  consumer  choice 2,069 crore in December 2018
and innovation.  to  8,707  crore  in  December
“A  choice­based  and  open 2021. 

IOB posts ₹148­cr profit in Q2  ICICI Pru Life raises
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Chennai, November 6
Indian Overseas Bank’s recov­
ery march continues with the
Chennai­headquartered  pub­
lic sector bank recording a net
profit  of  ₹148  crore  for  the
quarter ended September 30,
2020,  against  a  net  loss  of
₹2,254  crore  in  the  year­ago
quarter.  ₹736 crore (2735 crore). Fresh
PCA framework
The  bank  reported  a  decent
net profit for the third quarter
in  a  row,  indicating  growing
confidence to come out of the
RBI’s PCA framework soon.  coming out of the RBI’s
“The  bank  has  shown
marked  improvement  on  all
parameters  on  a  year­on­year
basis. We have not written­off
any  huge  amount  and  had  a
record total recovery of about
₹750 crore during September
2020  quarter,  and  that  has
made  our  balance  sheet
healthy,”  said  Partha  Pratim
Sengupta, Managing Director
and CEO of IOB. The bank’s op­
X
W slippages  were  contained  at
The bank reported a
decent net profit for the
third quarter in a row,
indicating growing
confidence about
PCA framework soon
erating  profit  grew  80.5  per
cent  to  ₹1,346  crore  in  the
September  2020  quarter
against ₹746 crore in the year­
ago  quarter.  Net  interest  in­
come grew 30 per cent ₹1,561
crore  against  ₹1,204  crore  in
the year­ago quarter.  then  decide  on  applying  to
Interest  income  grew  mar­
ginally to ₹4,363 crore (₹4,276
crore  in  Q2  of  FY20),  while
non­interest  income  was
higher by 43 per cent at ₹1,068
crore (₹748 crore). In the retail
segment, its home loan grew 11
per cent at ₹16,145, while jew­
ellery  loans  increased  by  28
per cent at ₹21,869 crore.  private  placement  of  non­
NPA  provisions  stood  at
₹292 crore when compared to
₹1,796  crore  in  the  year­ago
quarter.
Gross  NPA  declined  to
₹17,660 crore as of September
2020 quarter when compared
to  ₹18,291  crore  in  June  2020
quarter  and  ₹28,674  crore  in
the year­ago quarter.
Sengupta  said  that  while
IOB was consistently showing
improvements on all key para­
meters to come out of the PCA
framework, the bank will wait
till  the  March  quarter  to  see
the  impact  of  Covid­19  and
exit from the framework.
₹1,200 cr via NCDs 
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, November 6
ICICI  Prudential  Life  Insur­
ance  has  raised  ₹1,200  crore
of  debt  capital  through  the
convertible debentures.
In  a  regulatory  filing,  the
insurer  said  the  Strategy
Committee,  through  its  res­
olution  dated  November  6,
has  allotted  12,000  unse­
cured,  rated,  listed,  redeem­
able,  subordinated,  taxable,
fully  paid­up,  non­cumulat­
ive NCDs, each bearing a face
value  of  ₹10  lakh  aggregat­
ing ₹1,200 crore.
“This  debt  capital­raise,
which  is  the  largest  by  any
insurance company in India,
will further increase the resi­
lience and financial strength
of the company, and the pro­
ceeds shall be utilised in the
normal  course  of  the  com­
pany’s  business  activities,”
said  ICICI  Prudential  Life  In­
surance  in  a  statement  on
Friday. 
The  private  sector  insurer
has  a  solvency  ratio  of  205
per cent as on September 30
against  the  regulatory  re­
quirement of 150 per cent. 
“We  have  proactively  used
the  opportunity  offered  by
benign  debt  market  condi­
tions  for  the  benefit  of  all
stakeholders  of  the  com­
pany.  This  capital  will  be
used  to  support  our  future
business  growth,  including
that  of  the  protection  seg­
ment,”  said  NS  Kannan,  MD
and  CEO,  ICICI  Prudential
Life Insurance.
The NCDs are in the nature
of subordinated debt, with a
coupon  of  6.85  per  cent  per
annum and tenor of 10 years,
with a call option at the end
of  five  years  and  annually
thereafter. 

Central Bank of India Q2
profit rises to ₹161 crore
OUR BUREAU sector  bank’s  operating  profit  rose  42
Mumbai, November 6 per  cent  y­o­y  to  ₹1,458  crore  (₹1,026
Central  Bank  of  India  registered  a  20 crore).
per cent year­on­year (y­o­y) increase in Gross  non­performing  assets  (NPAs)
standalone  net  profit  at declined  by  ₹1,161
₹161  crore  in  the  second crore  during  the  re­
quarter (Q2) ended Septem­ porting  quarter  to
ber  30,  2020,  against  ₹134 ₹30,785  crore  as  of
crore  in  the  year­ago September­end
quarter. 2020.
The  increase  in  net  profit GNPAs  declined
came  on  the  back  of  a  24 to  17.36  per  cent  of
per  cent  rise  in  net  interest gross  advances
income (difference between against  18.10  per
interest earned and interest cent  in  the  preced­
expended)  to  ₹2,354  crore ing  quarter.  Net
(₹1,891 crore in the year­ago NPAs  declined  to
period). 5.60  per  cent  of  net  advances  against
This  jump  in  profit  comes  despite 6.76 per cent in the preceding quarter. 
loan­loss  provisions  rising  46  per  cent As  of  September­end  2020,  total  de­
to  ₹856  crore  in  Q2  FY21  against  ₹588 posits  were  up  6  per  cent  y­o­y  to
crore in the year­ago period. ₹3,23,444  crore.  Within  this,  current
Non­interest  income,  comprising account, savings account (CASA) depos­
commission,  exchange  and  brokerage; its  composition  improved  to  47.72  per
trading  profit  on  investments;  recov­ cent  of  the  total  deposits  from  45.82
ery in written­off accounts, among oth­ per cent.
ers,  declined  about  4  per  cent  to  ₹781 Gross  advances  increased  5  per  cent
crore (₹814 crore). y­o­y  to  ₹1,77,293  crore,  mainly  on  the
back  of  growth  in  retail  advances  (14
Operating profit per  cent  y­o­y  growth)  and  MSME  ad­
The  Mumbai­headquartered  public vances (7 per cent)

Union Bank net profit at ₹517 cr in Q2 
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, November 6
Union  Bank  of  India  (UBI)  reported  a
standalone  net  profit  of  ₹517  crore  in
the  second  quarter  ended  September
30,  2020,  against  a  net  loss  of  ₹994
crore in the year­ago period.
The public sector bank’s net profit in
the  reporting  quarter  was  up  55  per
cent quarter­on­quarter (q­o­q) vis­a­vis
preceding quarter’s ₹333 crore.
The  bottomline  in  the  reporting
quarter  was  supported  by  26  per  cent
year­on­year (y­o­y) decline in loan­loss
provisions  and  6  per  cent  growth  in
net interest income..
Loan­loss  provisions  were  lower  at
₹3,721  crore  in  the  reporting  quarter
against  ₹5,055  crore  in  the  year­ago
quarter.
Net  interest  income  (difference
between  interest  earned  and  interest
expended)  increased  to  ₹6,293  crore
(₹5,934 crore in the year­ago period).
Non­interest  income,  comprising
core  non­interest  income;  treasury  in­
come;  and  recovery  in  written  off  ac­
counts,  among  others,  declined  about
7 per  cent  to  ₹2,308  crore  (₹2,492
crore).
The  Mumbai­headquartered  public
sector  bank’s  operating  profit  edged
up  2  per  cent  y­o­y  to  ₹4,735  crore
(₹4,643 crore).
Gross  non­performing  assets  (NPAs)
declined by ₹1,393 crore during the re­
porting  quarter  to  ₹95,797  crore  as  of
September­end 2020.
GNPAs slightly improved to 14.71 per
cent  of  gross  advances  against  14.95
per cent in the preceding quarter. 
Net NPAs declined to 4.13 per cent of
net  advances  against  4.97  per  cent  in
the preceding quarter. 

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to launch flexi cap fund
Low cost attracts To  cater  to  the  needs  of  in­ India  Scorecard,  over  the  one­
vestors  and  facilitate  fund year  period  ending  June  2020,
investors towards houses  to  launch  more  such 48.39 per cent of Indian Equity Fund managers get the change in fundamental attrib­
ETFs, but they must schemes,  exchanges  too Large Cap funds, 59.52 per cent utes of the scheme, said SEBI.
floated indices based on a vari­ of the ELSS funds and 82.31 per free hand to invest For  easy  identification  by  in­
be aware of the risks ety of themes. The BSE now has cent of Indian Composite Bond across m-caps vestors and to bring uniformity in
seven  thematic,  19  sector  and funds  underperformed  their names of schemes for a particular
KS BADRI NARAYANAN 23  market­cap­based  indices, respective  indices.  Even  on  a SURESH P IYENGAR category  across  MFs,  the  scheme
Chennai, November 6 while  the  NSE  has  over  50  in­ 10­year  period,  67.67  per  cent Mumbai, November 6 name should be the same as the
Of late, exchange traded funds dices.  Even Paytm  Money  re­ of  large­cap  funds  underper­ Bringing  an  end  to  the  distress category, it said.
are  grabbing  investors’  atten­ cently  launched  ETF  facility  on formed, SPIVA added. due to recent change in multi­cap Akhil Chaturvedi ­ Associate Dir­
tion  as  more  and  more  fund its platform.  the  Nifty  50  index alone Also in schemes where alpha fund,  SEBI  has  introduced  a  new ector, Motilal Oswal Asset Manage­
Reliance lifts Sensex to 10-month high
Mumbai, November 6
houses are launching products crossed  ₹1­lakh  crore.  The is generated (extra return over flexi­cap  fund  under  equity ment, said the move is in the in­
based  on  them.  Those who Low-cost attraction main  attraction  for  investors index),  the  expense  ratio  eats schemes.  Of  the  total  asset,  the terest  of  investors  who  want
Rising for the fifth straight session, equity
were  aware  of  only  gold  ETFs This  signals  how  fund  houses on  these  passively  managed into  their  returns  substan­ flexi­cap  fund  should  have  min­ complete flexibility in ownership
benchmark Sensex rallied 553 points and
until now  are  seeing a  variety are  offering  schemes  based  on funds  is  the  low  cost.  The  ex­ tially. Though passive funds re­ imum investment of 65 per cent in of  companies  across  market­cap
closed at a nearly 10­month high on Friday,
of funds being launched based diversified  themes  to  attract pense  ratio  for  these  schemes duce  cost,  investors  should equity  and  equity­related  instru­ buckets.  Investors  would  rely
tracking gains in index­heavyweights Reliance
on both equity and debt. investors.  Thanks  to  fresh varies  between  0.05  per  cent also  consider  actively  man­ ments across large, medium and more on the fund managers cap­
Industries and HDFC twins amid largely
In  fact,  more  than launches  and and 0.50 per cent against up to aged  equity  funds  in  their small cap stocks. abilities  and  decisions  to  decide
positive global market sentiment. The BSE
a third  of  schemes new  inflows, 2.5  per  cent  levied  on  actively portfolio,  as  a  well­managed Unlike  the  multi­cap  fund,  the market cap bias. This also would
launched  this  fiscal RINGSIDE VIEW the assets under
index ended at 41,893.06. On January 14, the
managed equity funds. fund  will  give  an  extra  return new category will have the flexibil­ give  flexibility  to  managers  to
Sensex had closed at a record peak of
were based on ETFs.  management  of in  the  long  term.  Besides,  all ity  to  invest  as  much  as  it  wants make investment decisions based
41,952.63. Reliance Industries was the top
This  included  ICICI  Pruden­ ETF have jumped 46 per cent in Active vs Passive ETFs do not guarantee good re­ across market cap stocks, said SEBI on  their  conviction  on  the  com­
gainer in the Sensex pack, surging 3.78 per
teial Alpha Low Vol 30 ETF, Axis the first two quarters of FY21 to As  most  of  the  active  schemes turns.  In  fact,  some  of  them in a circular on Friday. Scheme un­ panies irrespective of their market
cent, followed by Bajaj Finserv, IndusInd Bank,
Banking  ETF,  Motilal  Oswal  5­ ₹2.31­lakh  crore  against  ₹1.59­ failed  to  outperform  their  re­ have  produced  negative  re­ der the new flexi cap category can caps, he said.
HDFC twins and Kotak Bank. However, Maruti,
Year  G­Sec  ETF,  Nippon  India lakh  crore  in  the  same  period spective  benchmark  indices, turn.  be launched from Friday, it added. Since this a new category which
Bharti Airtel and Asian Paints were among the
ETF  Nifty  CPSE  Bond  Plus,  SBI last  year,  which  included  gold investors are increasingly turn­ To Identify suitable funds, in­ MFs have the option to convert an is getting created, most multicap
laggards.  PTI
ETF  Private  Bank,  SBI  ETF  Con­ ETFs and CPSE ETF. Recently, the ing  to  ETFs.  According  to  S&P vestors  may  seek the  help  of existing  scheme  into  a  flexi  cap funds  may  get  their  schemes  re­
sumption and Kotak IT ETF.  AUM of Nifty 50 ETFs, based on Indices  Versus  Active  (SPIVA) financial advisors.  fund  subject  to  compliance  with classified in to flexi cap category.
Bank of India jumps 3% on Q2 show
New Delhi, November 6
Shares of Bank of India on Friday gained 3 per
cent after the firm reported an over two­fold
jump in September quarter consolidated net
profit. The stock closed with a gain of 3.01 per
There is lack of clarity over ESG investing: Eugene Fama  Week-long rally
in US stock hits
nobody to pick on.” When a pro­ cheaper  outcome”  because  the The  other  is  risk  and  return  is clear  about  ESG  investing.  If  in­
cent at ₹41.10 on BSE. During the day, it
jumped 4.88 per cent to ₹41.85. Bank of India
LOKESHWARRI S K
Chennai, November 6 fessional manager does not beat discretionary or the active man­ where  asset  pricing  models. vestors  turn  towards  environ­ the pause button
on Friday reported an over two­fold jump in Eugene  F.  Fama,  the  winner  of the market, those supporting be­ agers use their judgements way How do you measure risk? What mentally­friendly  or  socially­
the Nobel prize for economics in havioural finance will say that he more than the passive people to is the relation between expected friendly stocks, they push up the ASSOCIATED PRESS
September quarter consolidated net profit at
November 6
₹543.47 crore as bad assets came down. The 2013, is well known for research is  dumb.  But  EMH  will  says make money. But he thinks that return and risk? So the question prices  and  lower  their  expected
on markets, particularly the effi­ prices  take  time  to  adjust  to  in­ some  informed  active  investors about  small  stocks  and  value returns.  Major  stock  indices  are  drifting
bank posted a net profit of ₹257.31 crore for
cient markets hypothesis. He fo­ formation.  “We  take  the  same are  needed  to  keep  the  market stocks  is  not  really  about  effi­ Investors  are  saying  that  the lower at the opening of trading on
the same quarter a year ago. Total income rose
cuses  on  the  relation  between facts  and  interpret  them  differ­ efficient.  “The  problem  is  most cient  markets.  It  is  really  about choice  has  its  own  reward  and Wall  Street,  dragged  down  by  de­
to ₹12,477.79 crore in July­September 2020­21
risk and expected return and its ently.”  of  the  professional  managers risk and return at least we have expect that they are going to get clines in several Big Tech compan­
from ₹12,062.55 crore in the year­ago period,
implications  for  portfolio  man­ just don't seem to be particularly these  real  dimensions  of  risk higher  returns  from  doing  that ies,  which  have  been  soaring
the Bank said in a regulatory filing.  PTI
agement.  His  work  has  trans­ On passive investing informed.” which  get  compensated  in  the but that may not really happen. recently.
formed  the  way  finance  is Professor Fama thinks expected returns. People  may  pay  more  for The  S&P  500  was  down  0.6  per
SEs told to resolve plaints in 15 days viewed and conducted. that  parking  money Efficient market theory and products  that  are  produced  in cent shortly after the opening bell
New Delhi, November 6 Professor  Fama  was  in  India in  index  funds  is  a asset pricing models Investing in Covid an environmentally friendly way Friday,  but  after  posting  big  gains
SEBI on Friday said stock exchanges will have to recently for NSE’s Dr RH Patil Me­ better  alternative. There are two pillars of asset environment but will they pay more for stocks over the past four days it’s still on
ensure that investor grievances are resolved morial Dialogue 2020 where he He  thinks  that pricing;  one  is  efficient  mar­ To  the  question,  should  in­ that  belong  to  companies  that track  for  its  biggest  weekly  gain
within 15 working days after receiving such shared his views on a wide range passive  investing kets  that  is  just  information. vestors  go  for  growth  or  value stick to ESG principles?  since April. Nasdaq slipped 0.7 per
complaints. The move is aimed at of topics that will be of much in­ is a “better out­ stocks in this environment, pro­ The other big issue is, how to cent. Small­company stocks bucked
strengthening the investor grievance redressal terest to Indian investors.  come  and Z
Y fessor  Fama  thinks  investors value in a world where they have the  downward  trend  and  rose.
mechanism, the Securities and Exchange Board a If investors turn towards should  go  with  the  market  (in­ ESG  goals  as  profitability  goals. European indices traded lower whie
of India (SEBI) said in a circular. The regulator On relation between environmentally friendly or vest  in  index  funds  or  ETF).  “If They  can  say  that  profitability Asian markets mostly close higher. 
also said that Investor Grievance Redressal behavioural finance and socially friendly stocks, they you don’t know risk and return will  be  lousy  but  they  are  ESG Markets have risen this week as
Committee would not dispose the complaint efficient market hypothesis push up the prices and lower you  should  just  probably  stick compliant.  investors  bet  on  control  of  the  US
citing lack of information and complexity of Behavioural  finance  is  really  a their expected returns with the market.” I don’t  know  how  those  de­ Congress  being  split  between  Re­
the case. Besides, expenses of IGRC will be branch of efficient markets. “I al­ cisions  would  be  made.  I  don’t publicans  and  Democrats,  which
EUGENE F. FAMA
borne by the respective stock exchange and no ways say I'm the most important Eugene  F  Fama,  On ESG investing think  regulators,  especially  in could mean low taxes and light reg­
Nobel  Laureate  in  ulation that investors like will stay
fees would be charged to the complainant, person  in  behavioural  finance Economic  Sciences Prof. Fama thinks that investors Europe  are  thinking  about  this
SEBI said.  PTI because  without  me  they  have Z
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Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%)
Reliance Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2029.15. . . . . . . . 55.63. . . . . . . . . 45.19 . . . . . . 12.41
HDFC Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1307.65. . . . . . . . 38.79. . . . . . . . . 25.24 . . . . . . 10.76
HDFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2138.45. . . . . . . . 15.69. . . . . . . . . 23.18 . . . . . . . . 7.25
Kotak Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1718.05. . . . . . . . 14.48. . . . . . . . . 54.05 . . . . . . . . 4.76
Infosys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1112.75. . . . . . . . . . 7.44. . . . . . . . . 28.47 . . . . . . . . 7.71
Individual pays ₹27 lakh, settles case
ICICI Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 442.80. . . . . . . . . . 6.88. . . . . . . . . 24.99 . . . . . . . . 5.78
TCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2707.45. . . . . . . . . . 5.30. . . . . . . . . 34.49 . . . . . . . . 5.38
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA required to attend the quarterly con­
Bajaj Finserv . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 6286.45. . . . . . . . . . 3.25. . . . . . . 309.70 . . . . . . . . 0.72 New Delhi, November 6 ference calls, analyse the results and
IndusInd Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 738.65. . . . . . . . . . 3.19. . . . . . . . . 20.62 . . . . . . . . 0.79
Bajaj Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3780.75. . . . . . . . . . 2.70. . . . . . . . . 55.22 . . . . . . . . 1.90
An individual on Friday settled with prepare  research  reports,  the  settle­
M&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 613.60. . . . . . . . . . 2.55. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.11 markets regulator SEBI a case related ment order noted. 
HCL Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 850.10. . . . . . . . . . 1.81. . . . . . . . . 23.46 . . . . . . . . 1.75
Tech Mahindra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 851.15. . . . . . . . . . 1.50. . . . . . . . . 19.91 . . . . . . . . 1.00
to alleged leak of Wipro Ltd’s unpub­ “The  financial  figures  of  Wipro
Axis Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 541.75. . . . . . . . . . 1.41. . . . . . . . . 52.39 . . . . . . . . 2.54 lished financial result on WhatsApp, communicated on WhatsApp, before
Titan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1253.50. . . . . . . . . . 1.10. . . . . . . 147.25 . . . . . . . . 0.99
Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 121.80. . . . . . . . . . 0.95. . . . . . . . . . . 6.70 . . . . . . . . 0.48
by paying over ₹27 lakh towards set­ the  disclosure  of  same  on  the  stock
Bajaj Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2977.40. . . . . . . . . . 0.85. . . . . . . . . 20.33 . . . . . . . . 0.73 tlement charges. exchanges  by  Wipro,  were  within  a
Divis Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3237.25. . . . . . . . . . 0.84. . . . . . . . . 53.79 . . . . . . . . 0.78
L&T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 960.75. . . . . . . . . . 0.75. . . . . . . . . 75.63 . . . . . . . . 2.22
SEBI  observed  from  a  newspaper range of 0.03 per cent to 0.47 per cent
Eicher Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2139.05. . . . . . . . . . 0.62. . . . . . . . . 41.22 . . . . . . . . 0.56 article  that  unpublished  financial of the actuals,” it added.
NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 87.30. . . . . . . . . . 0.56. . . . . . . . . . . 8.45 . . . . . . . . 0.80
Tata Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 139.00. . . . . . . . . . 0.56. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 0.47
results  of  some  major  companies By  circulating  the  unpublished
UPL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 422.40. . . . . . . . . . 0.51. . . . . . . 118.65 . . . . . . . . 0.44 were  posted  on  a price­sensitive informa­
State Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 219.20. . . . . . . . . . 0.49. . . . . . . . . 10.91 . . . . . . . . 1.59
Adani Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 371.10. . . . . . . . . . 0.42. . . . . . . . . 38.83 . . . . . . . . 0.51
private  WhatsApp tion,  Agarwal  allegedly
Britannia Ind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3513.55. . . . . . . . . . 0.39. . . . . . . . . 49.18 . . . . . . . . 0.78 group prior to their an­ violated  the  Prohibi­
ONGC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 68.00. . . . . . . . . . 0.34. . . . . . . . . 10.95 . . . . . . . . 0.47
Hindalco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 188.15. . . . . . . . . . 0.27. . . . . . . . . 75.88 . . . . . . . . 0.52
nouncement  by  the tion  of  Insider  Trading
Indian OilCorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 80.25. . . . . . . . . . 0.27. . . . . . . . . 14.28 . . . . . . . . 0.39 companies.  norms.  Pending  the
Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 426.50. . . . . . . . . . 0.18. . . . . . . . . . . 7.51 . . . . . . . . 0.61
Wipro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 345.75. . . . . . . . . . 0.12. . . . . . . . . 22.31 . . . . . . . . 0.97
Wipro  was  among proceedings,  Agarwal
Hero MotoCorp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2945.45. . . . . . . . . . 0.03. . . . . . . . . 23.39 . . . . . . . . 0.72 those companies whose filed  a  settlement  ap­
HDFC Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 590.60. . . . . . . . ­0.26. . . . . . . . . 90.23 . . . . . . . . 0.88
JSW Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 326.45. . . . . . . . ­0.29. . . . . . . . . 31.83 . . . . . . . . 0.61
information was leaked plication  with  SEBI
SBI Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 801.25. . . . . . . . ­0.34. . . . . . . . . 55.60 . . . . . . . . 0.59 allegedly on the Whats­ without  accepting  or
PowerGrid Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 178.45. . . . . . . . ­0.36. . . . . . . . . . . 9.01 . . . . . . . . 0.87
Cipla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 789.95. . . . . . . . ­0.42. . . . . . . . . 28.51 . . . . . . . . 0.76
App group. denying the guilt.
Shree Cement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22053.05. . . . . . . . ­0.58. . . . . . . . . 50.43 . . . . . . . . 0.56 SEBI, thus, conducted an investiga­ The  high­powered  advisory  com­
GAIL (India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 85.80. . . . . . . . ­0.71. . . . . . . . . . . 6.92 . . . . . . . . 0.30
BPCL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 362.45. . . . . . . . ­0.72. . . . . . . . . 18.62 . . . . . . . . 0.55
tion and observed that the individual mittee of SEBI considered the settle­
Sun Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 509.15. . . . . . . . ­0.84. . . . . . . . . 42.40 . . . . . . . . 1.04 – Govind Agarwal – sent the informa­ ment  terms  and  recommended  the
Grasim Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 794.35. . . . . . . . ­0.92. . . . . . . . . 65.09 . . . . . . . . 0.59
Dr Reddys Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4902.95. . . . . . . . ­1.56. . . . . . . . . 33.19 . . . . . . . . 1.13 tion  to  another  individual  on case for settlement upon payment of
ITC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 173.95. . . . . . . . ­1.62. . . . . . . . . 14.96 . . . . . . . . 2.88 WhatsApp. ₹27.89 lakh. 
UltraTech Cement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4556.00. . . . . . . . ­1.66. . . . . . . . . 23.63 . . . . . . . . 1.00
Hind Unilever. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2094.15. . . . . . . . ­1.70. . . . . . . . . 70.04 . . . . . . . . 3.54 The amount, after the approval of
Nestle India Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17006.65. . . . . . . . ­1.78. . . . . . . . . 79.13 . . . . . . . . 1.15 Price movement panel  of  whole­time  members  of
Asian Paints. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2209.05. . . . . . . . ­3.06. . . . . . . . . 93.93 . . . . . . . . 1.88
Bharti Airtel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 449.90. . . . . . . . ­4.12. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 2.04 Agarwal  was  working  as  a  research SEBI, was remitted by Govind Agarwal
Maurti Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 6907.60. . . . . . . . ­5.71. . . . . . . . . 52.45 . . . . . . . . 1.74 analyst and as part of his job, he was on October 26, 2020. 
Pts: Impact on index movement

BROKER’S CALL
Nifty Next 50 Movers G 100.50 pts.
Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%)
Bandhan Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 330.90. . . . . . . . 24.15. . . . . . . . . 19.60 . . . . . . . . 2.85
Motherson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 117.05. . . . . . . . 19.48. . . . . . . . . 61.45 . . . . . . . . 1.79 Emkay Global HDFC SECURITIES
Dabur India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 527.20. . . . . . . . 15.61. . . . . . . . . 73.42 . . . . . . . . 3.80 Apar Industries (Buy) Godrej Conumer (Reduce)
Muthoot Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1256.35. . . . . . . . 14.45. . . . . . . . . 15.03 . . . . . . . . 1.73
Petronet Lng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 230.45. . . . . . . . 13.80. . . . . . . . . 13.01 . . . . . . . . 2.20
Target: ₹423 Target: ₹663
Icici Lombard Gic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1260.45. . . . . . . . 13.22. . . . . . . . . 44.68 . . . . . . . . 3.50 CMP: ₹300.35 CMP: ₹670.40
Hdfc Asset Mgmt Cmp . . . . . . . .. . 2377.25. . . . . . . . 12.45. . . . . . . . . 40.72 . . . . . . . . 1.61
Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1507.20. . . . . . . . 12.12. . . . . . . . . 46.82 . . . . . . . . 2.56
Q2 revenues fell 19 per cent y­o­y to Godrej Consumer Product Ltd’s
United Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 544.20. . . . . . . . 11.02. . . . . . . 201.96 . . . . . . . . 2.06 ₹1,480 crore as subdued activity in Q2­FY21 was healthy with revenue/
Marico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 380.50. . . . . . . . 10.71. . . . . . . . . 46.18 . . . . . . . . 2.50 the domestic segment hindered
Bajaj Holdings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2426.90. . . . . . . . 10.45. . . . . . . . . 21.58 . . . . . . . . 1.55
EBITDA growth of 11 per cent/19 per
Sbi Cards And Pay Srv . . . . . . . .. . . . 847.50. . . . . . . . 10.36. . . . . . . . . 71.20 . . . . . . . . 1.52 overall performance in Conductors cent y­o­y. Domestic revenue/
Power Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 95.70. . . . . . . . . . 8.80. . . . . . . . . . . 4.23 . . . . . . . . 1.42 and Cable segments. EBITDA, EBITDA grew by 11 per cent/17 per
Hindus Zinc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 224.65. . . . . . . . . . 8.46. . . . . . . . . 15.17 . . . . . . . . 0.73
Adani Green Energy . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 860.00. . . . . . . . . . 7.62. . . . . . . 535.09 . . . . . . . . 4.28
however, grew 9.7 per cent y­o­y, cent, while International revenue/
Avenuesuper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2294.60. . . . . . . . . . 6.80. . . . . . . 157.92 . . . . . . . . 4.35 driven by the execution of low­ EBITDA grew by 11 per cent/24 per
I­Prulife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 417.70. . . . . . . . . . 5.73. . . . . . . . . 55.98 . . . . . . . . 2.06
Dlf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 167.90. . . . . . . . . . 4.69. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.32
priced oil inventory and cost­ cent. 
Piramal Ent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1346.25. . . . . . . . . . 4.56. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.93 reduction initiatives. This, along Domestic volume growth was at 5
Bharti Infratel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 179.50. . . . . . . . . . 4.14. . . . . . . . . 15.89 . . . . . . . . 1.94 with a sharp fall in finance cost (­56 per cent, with market share gain.
Pidilitind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1596.70. . . . . . . . . . 4.01. . . . . . . . . 91.63 . . . . . . . . 3.10
Proc & Gam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10261.60. . . . . . . . . . 2.86. . . . . . . . . 76.91 . . . . . . . . 1.23 per cent y­o­y), led to a 58 per cent Secondary growth was ahead of
Biocon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 414.80. . . . . . . . . . 2.40. . . . . . . 126.30 . . . . . . . . 2.34 y­o­y rise in APAT to ₹53.50 crore.  primary growth for HI and soaps,
Abbott India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15897.80. . . . . . . . . . 2.35. . . . . . . . . 51.47 . . . . . . . . 1.08
Berger Paints India . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 649.60. . . . . . . . . . 2.06. . . . . . . 107.96 . . . . . . . . 2.01
While revenues from conductors/ reflecting healthy demand at the
Intglobeavi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1423.15. . . . . . . . . . 1.94. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.74 cables fell sharply by 29.9 per consumer level. Hair colours
Oracle Fin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3075.75. . . . . . . . . . 0.79. . . . . . . . . 15.48 . . . . . . . . 0.91
Havells. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 818.65. . . . . . . . . . 0.72. . . . . . . . . 66.92 . . . . . . . .
cent/31.1 per cent y­o­y, specialty oil witnessed sequential recovery, but
2.61
Godrej Consumer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 669.55. . . . . . . . . . 0.48. . . . . . . . . 56.51 . . . . . . . . 3.22 recorded 4.8 per cent growth, overall demand remained muted
Alkem Laboratories . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2752.75. . . . . . . . . . 0.32. . . . . . . . . 22.24 . . . . . . . . 1.42 driven by growth in lubricant and during the quarter. Indonesia and
Hpcl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 205.35. . . . . . . . . . 0.27. . . . . . . . . . . 5.16 . . . . . . . . 1.95
Punjab Natl Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 27.75. . . . . . . . . . 0.24. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 0.47 white oil sub­segments. Margin LATAM led the International
Bank Of Baroda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 45.80. . . . . . . . . . 0.22. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 0.70 improved in conductor and margin expansion. 
Indraprastha Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 421.65. . . . . . . . . . 0.19. . . . . . . . . 31.07 . . . . . . . . 1.88
Gen Life Ins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 121.35. . . . . . . . . . 0.18. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 0.38
specialty Oil segments but it We expect healthy performance in
Nmdc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 90.40. . . . . . . . ­0.17. . . . . . . . . . . 9.34 . . . . . . . . 1.06 declined for the Cable segment. H2­FY21, driven by demand and
Siemens. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1329.80. . . . . . . . ­0.63. . . . . . . . . 62.25 . . . . . . . . 1.51 We maintain FY21/22/23 earnings
United Breweries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 950.60. . . . . . . . ­1.10. . . . . . . 169.37 . . . . . . . . 1.34
margin recovery in international
Larsen & Toubro Info . . . . . . . . . .. . 3168.25. . . . . . . . ­1.62. . . . . . . . . 34.36 . . . . . . . . 1.69 estimates as we had recently business. We increase our EPS
Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11862.75. . . . . . . . ­4.34. . . . . . . 191.42 . . . . . . . . 1.29 pruned our estimates, factoring in estimates for FY21 by 5 per cent. We
Tata Consumer Pdt . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 504.20. . . . . . . . ­4.86. . . . . . . . . 93.46 . . . . . . . . 3.85
Adani Transmission .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 291.85. . . . . . . . ­7.39. . . . . 4195.81 . . . . . . . . 1.02 the ongoing slowdown in business roll forward our target price to
Info Edge (India) .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3595.75. . . . . . . . ­7.74. . . . . . . 208.14 . . . . . . . . 3.47 activity and liquidity crunch faced Sep­22 EPS and value GCPL at 35x P/E
Torrent Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2556.50. . . . . . . . ­8.46. . . . . . . . . 44.65 . . . . . . . . 1.60
Cadila Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 432.30. . . . . . . . ­9.79. . . . . . . . . 25.16 . . . . . . . . 1.41
by major clients. to derive a target price of ₹663
Aurobindo Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 780.15. . . . . . ­11.26. . . . . . . . . 20.25 . . . . . . . . 2.79
Acc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1654.20. . . . . . ­13.78. . . . . . . . . 25.46 . . . . . . . . 1.78
Lupin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 916.90. . . . . . ­16.55. . . . . . . . . 64.40 . . . . . . . . 2.80
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Farm Bills: A watershed for agriculture?
Critics’ emphasis on MSP and APMC mandi issues is misplaced as their impact on farmers’ fortunes is less than envisaged
Apt time
HIMANSHU ARORA hance  competition.  The  Bills,  the The present mandi system favour
India should make the most of the conducive government claims, will encourage middlemen who earn a heavy com­

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or long, the laws governing private players to invest in the agri­ mission  —  small  farmers  sell  their
global environment to attract foreign investment agriculture  markets  in  In­ culture sector, especially marketing produce to village middlemen, who
dia  have  remained  an­ infrastructure,  leading  to  higher sell  to  wholesale  traders,  who  in

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rime  Minister  Narendra  Modi’s  meeting archic. The state has found productivity  and  prices  to  the turn sell in large mandis. Moreover,
reasons to over­regulate the agricul­ farmer.  The  Bills  are  expected  to the  system  has  created  a  monop­
with  the  heads  of  global  funds  on
ture  sector  —  controlling  prices, help create a single unified market sony  market  structure  giving
Thursday to woo foreign investments was banning exports, restricting private for agriculture, enabling farmers to middlemen  an  undue  advantage
aptly timed. With the finances of the gov­ trade, etc. Excessive regulation and sell  their  produce  throughout  the over the farmers.
ernment strained due to the decline in tax reven­ lack of freedom have hampered the country.
ues and increase in pandemic­related spends, it is growth  of  the  agriculture  sector, However, the critics call the Bills Way forward
making it one of the most uncom­ anti­farmer, claiming they will res­ The debate should be on how to en­
logical to invite global funds to bridge the gap in petitive activities. ult  in  untimely  withdrawal  of  the hance  farm  productivity  and  in­
public  infrastructure  and  other  capital  expendit­ Recognising the structural prob­ government  from  the  agriculture crease farmers’ income. To achieve
ure.  The  strong  foreign  portfolio  as  well  as  FDI lems  with  the  functioning  of  agri­ sector.  Their  main  apprehensions this, there’s a need to expand the ex­
flows into the country are an offshoot of the stimu­ culture  markets,  the  government are: the state will no longer support isting  marketing  infrastructure  by
announced a complete overhaul of the  farmers  through  MSP  (min­ promoting more Farmer Producer
lus  unrolled  by  global  central  banks  to  fight  the the  country’s  agriculture  markets. imum  support  price)  and  weaken Organisations  and  encouraging
pandemic. The outcome of the US Presidential elec­ Subsequently,  on  September  20, the state procurement system; and Panchayati Raj Institutions to estab­
tion may not yet be certain but the liquidity condi­ amidst much uproar in Parliament, without  an  adequate  regulatory lish  Village  Marketing  Organisa­
tions in global markets are unlikely to be affected, the government legislated the three framework, the farmer will be left at tions. 
Farm Bills. the mercy of large corporate buyers, FPOs/VMOs can buy and aggreg­
irrespective of who moves into the Oval Office next.
The Farmers’ Produce Trade and who will eventually assume monop­ ate  produce  from  small  and  mar­
With global growth likely to be tepid until 2022, it Commerce (Promotion and Facilita­ sony power, reducing the farmers to ginal farmers and negotiate on their
may not be easy to commence monetary tighten­ tion) Bill allows farmers to sell pro­ price takers. behalf  with  mandi agents,  private
ing anytime soon, and further rounds of stimulus duce  outside  the  APMC  (Agricul­ players and wholesalers. 
may also be required in the coming months. tural  Produce  Marketing The misplaced debates Establishment of alternative mar­
Committee)  mandi yard  in  the The  debates  around  the  Bills  have keting  platforms  will  enhance  the
India’s equity market has witnessed net foreign newly  created  “traded  areas”.  In unfortunately been reduced to only competition  for  farmers’  produce
portfolio inflows of more than ₹95,000 crore so far these  areas  any  buyer  with  a  PAN two issues; MSP and APMC mandis. and  will  limit  the  monopsony
in  FY21.  This  surge  of  money  comes  after  a  tepid card can buy directly from farmers As a result, critics are demanding a power  of  both  mandis and  private
₹6,153  crore  of  net  inflow  in without the requirement of licence rollback of the Bills and inclusion of buyers.
and commission fees.  legal  provisions  ensuring  MSP  for Anew incentive structure encour­
Scan & Share FY20  and  net  outflow  of  ₹88 The Farmers (Empowerment and farmers.  and kharif crops, respectively.  sale made to procurement agencies. aging  farmers  to  transition  from
crore in FY19. It is clear that the Protection) Agreement on Price As­ However, it is unlikely that farm­ Similarly,  the  share  of  house­ According to NSS 70th Round, only foodgrains  to  dairy,  horticulture,
resurgence  in  the  Federal  Re­ surance  and  Farm  Services  Bill ers  will  get  remunerative  prices holds’ aware of MSP stands at 28 per 25  per  cent  of  agricultural  house­ poultry,  floriculture or  fisheries
serve’s liquidity boosting meas­ provides an architecture for the con­ even  if  the  government  announce cent  and  23  per  cent  for  rabi  and holds  sold  their  produce  in  the should be created. 
tract  farming,  and  the  Essential MSP for private players. The farmers’ kharif  crops,  respectively.  Even  for APMC mandis, whereas 65 per cent The  transition  from  grain­based
ures has had a large part to play
Commodities (Amendment) Bill re­ distress is deep­rooted and is a res­ crops  like  Wheat  and  Rice,  the of households sold to private play­ farming to non­grain farming is key.
in  the  strong  FPI  inflows  this moves  the  restriction  on ult of multiple policy fail­ awareness of MSP remains low at 39 ers.  For  the  two  main  food  crops, A similar diversification is required
year;  empirical  data  show  that stocking, movement and ures over the decades. per cent and 31 per cent, respectively.  wheat and rice, the figures remain towards  the  non­farm  sector  that
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flows into India have a strong linkage with Fed’s ac­ export  of  agriculture Multiple rounds of NSS The only crop for which farmers abysmally low at 16 per cent and 10 will make rural areas more econom­
tions. The new US President will have to continue commodities.  survey as well as the NITI have a significantly high awareness per cent respectively. ically viable. 
Collectively, the Bills are Aayog study conducted in is sugarcane. The reason being, for The regime benefited few crops — Encouraging small, marginal and
the current policies for some more time at least un­ designed  to  reduce  the 2015­16,  showcase  that sugarcane the government declares wheat  and  rice  —  only  in  Haryana landless  farmers  to  diversify  to­
til employment revives and businesses move back barriers in the agriculture MSP  awareness  remains a mandatory statutory price, a leg­ and  Punjab,  where  the  govern­ wards non­farm activities by creat­
to the pre­Covid growth rates. It is notable that for­ supply chain, liberate ag­ low  and  the  regime  fa­ ally binding price that must be paid ments  have  monopsony  powers. ing  opportunities  in  food  pro­
eign portfolio investors have preferred to invest in riculture from the domin­ vours only a small propor­ to farmers by sugar mill owners. At Farmers in these two States sell 90 cessing,  livestock,  retail  trade,  and
ance  of  arhtiyas (middlemen)  and tion of farmers (6 per cent) and has the  all­India  level,  for  crops  like per cent of their produce to the gov­ rural  infrastructure  (roads)  could
equities  of  only  India  and  China  in  FY20,  even  as enable a  framework  for  assuring been largely unavailable to the ma­ wheat  and  rice,  the  awareness  of ernment through AMPC mandis. On help.
they  have  withdrawn  money  out  of  most  other farmers  a  pre­determined  price  at jority  of  the  small  and  marginal procurement agencies stands at 34 the other hand, States like Uttar Pra­
emerging  markets.  It  is  clear  that  these  investors the time of sowing and minimising farmer (94 per cent). The disaggreg­ per  cent  and  18  per  cent,  respect­ desh, Bihar, West Bengal and Bihar The writer, an Economist with Swaniti
still believe in the demographic superiority of In­ the effect of cobweb phenomenon.  ated data at the crop level reveal that ively.  have either no APMC or weak APMC, Initiative, was previously on the
The government hailed the Bills the MSP awareness stands at around Another  robust  indicator  to  as­ implying  trade  outside  APMC Economic Advisory Council to the Prime
dia and its long­term growth prospects. FDI flows
as a watershed moment that will en­ 17 per cent and 18 per cent for rabi sess the impact of MSP is the actual mandis.  Minister. Views are personal
so far this year are 56 per cent higher compared to
the same period last year.
The Modi government had begun its first term
by wooing foreign investments to fund capital ex­
penditure and the strategy is being repeated now.
The massive investments attracted by Reliance In­
dustries for its telecom and retail arms show that
Wake-up call for retailers to re-strategise
global investors are willing to put their money in Covid has changed customer expectations, and only retailers that develop new ecosystems and business models will survive
India  if  the  policies  are  right  and  the  projects
promising. Providing tax incentives to foreign in­ VEENU SHARMA McKinsey, the spending power of In­ period. Also, retailers must capital­ tomers  look  for  digitalisation  bey­
dian consumers has started improv­ ise  on  every  available  opportunity ond e­commerce, and it is crucial to

vestors to invest in areas that need funding such as
infrastructure appears to be working in attracting
investments such as the ones from the Abu Dhabi
sovereign wealth fund. The Centre, however, needs
to get more serious about improving ease of doing
business  and  avoiding  policy  flip­flops,  if  these
flows have to sustain.
SUKIYAKI
H
ow to attract customers
by  transforming  stores
into  shopping  destina­
tions has been the focus
of  every  retailer  prior  to  the  pan­
demic.  However,  under  the  ‘new
normal’,  the  priority  of  retail
brands  has  changed  —  it  is  now
about  reaching  out  to  customers
through all possible means. Several
retailers have come up with new, in­
novative ways.  skills  to  grab  the  available  market
MANJULA PADMANABHAN
Fashion brands like Metro, Levi’s
have started approaching potential
customers  by  visiting  homes,  be­
sides experimenting with “store on
wheels”  concept.  Covid­19  has
helped in identifying potentialities
of  retailers  to  adapt  to  a  changed
market situation. Only those retail­
ers who are capable of making use
of  the  situation  posed  by  the  pan­
demic  to  their  advantage  will  suc­
ceed. Visionary planning with quick
response will change the dynamics
of retail trade into turbo mode. Ex­
perimenting  with  new  strategies,
developing  new  ecosystems,  and
designing new business models are
crucial for retailers to survive.
According  to  a  recent  survey  by
ing  after  the  decline  in  May  2020.
Despite 90 per cent of customers re­
porting adverse impact of Covid on
personal finances, 95 per cent of the
respondents were confident about
returning  to  normalcy  within  the
next two months.
Thus  the  market  situation  in
2020  is  extraordinary  with  major
challenges for retailers. They have to
showcase their unique and creative
opportunity  in  the  best  possible
manner. Transactional convenience
with  an  innovative  approach  is
what customers expect from the re­
tailers  under  the  pandemic
environment.
Consumer behaviour
Retailers  need  to  understand  the
depth of changes in customer beha­
viour  as  compared  to  the  pre­pan­
demic  days.  Though  Covid has
changed  customer  expectations,
customer  experience  has  always
been  an  important  factor  in  retail
sales. Under the prevailing market
environment  where  maintenance
of social distancing is a must, cus­
tomers  would  definitely  prefer
mal in the long run.  one in order to ensure a transparent
Retailers must reinvent themselves
shopping with minimum possible
human contact. Thus, retailers need
to  keep  in  mindcustomers’  health
concerns  and  put  in  place  safety
measures while they shop.  entering  into  deals  and  partner­
In  this  context,  retailers  can  go
beyond  the  traditional  business
arena and think out of the box. For
instance, they can go for horizontal
expansion by diversifying into retail
clinics  for  treating  common  and
minor health complaints of regular
customers. Retailers such as Target,
Tesco and Walmart have partnered
with  retail  clinic  services  to
strengthen  the  emotional  bond
with their customers.  digital transformation journey.
Digitalisation  is  the  new  norm,
and the retail industry must adopt
it to win back customers and restore
business  in  the  post­pandemic
to increase sales. Effective commu­
nication  is  a  must  to  make  their
business  stand  out  amongst  the
crowd.  All  initiatives  made  during
the current crisis period should act
as a building block for the new nor­
Crisis  offers  a  chance  to  trans­
form society and to implement the
necessary changes to accomplish it.
The  retail  industry  cannot  escape
from the impact of Covid­19 on the
economy. It’s time for them to cre­
ate opportunity for small players by
ships. In a recent survey by EY, ap­
proximately 40  per  cent  of  the  re­
tailers  responded  in  favour  of
bolt­on acquisitions.  ment.  HUL  merger  with  GSK  has
An emerging trend today is “con­
scious consumption”, and hence it
becomes important for retailers to
provide  unique  solutions.  Accord­
ing to the EY Global Capital Confid­
ence Barometer, 66 per cent of the
retailers intend to re­evaluate their
Retailers had started gearing up
to transform their business even be­
fore  the  pandemic.  However,  the
pace  needs  to  be  accelerated.  Cus­
facilitate  virtual  experience  with  a
human touch. 
Winning customers back at this
crucial juncture could be made pos­
sible by rolling stores, distribution
centres  and  logistics  centres into
experience  to  customers.  Business
groups  should  introspect  and
identify the potential business pro­
spects. 
Mergers and acquisitions among
different  retailers  may  pick  up  in
the  current  market  scenario.  To
mention a few, BigBasket acquired
Daily  Ninja,  a  milk  delivery  plat­
form, while Titan acquired ‘Hug In­
novation’  for  its  wearable  IoT  seg­
given Horlicks a new owner. 
Irrespective of the emerging eco­
nomic situation, retailers should ex­
plore the available opportunities in
various  regions  and  sectors  by  ad­
apting themselves appropriately in
a dynamic market environment.
The writer is Assistant Professor of
Marketing, Birla Institute of
Management Technology,
Greater Noida

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Rescue fund for firms
This refers to ‘How about a rescue
fund  for  firms?’  (November  6).
There are many firms in the coun­
try  that  have  been  affected  badly
due  to  Covid  and  some  of  them
had  pre­existing  problems.  They
are  craving  for  financial  support,
and a rescue fund needs to be ex­
plored  for  protecting  these  ven­
tures. These include airlines, com­
mercial  complexes,  media,  malls,
and real estate projects.  ous  sections  of  the  people,
While many of them need finan­
cial  support  to  resuscitate  them­
selves, there are hundreds of real­
estate projects languishing due to
slump in price and demand. Many
middle­class buyers are hit due to
this condition of the industry and
home loan defaults are likely.  TR Anandan
Revival of these projects will cre­
ate huge employment opportunit­
ies and also demand for materials.
The  government  should  launch  a
separate real estate rescue fund to
take  care  of  real  estate  projects
that are held up or on the verge of
abandonment.
M Raghuraman
Mumbai
Livelihood survey needed
It is time to examine the working
of  firms,  especially  MSMEs,  post
the  lockdown  in  various  parts  of
the  country  due  to  Covid.  A  com­
prehensive  survey  on  the  profes­
sional as well as social life of vari­
especially in rural areas, should be
undertaken  to  find  out  the  prob­
lems  being  faced  by  the  people
and  the  extent  of  relief  being
made  available  to  them.  This  can
help  States  initiate  steps  to
provide relief where necessary.
Coimbatore
US elections
Apropos  ‘On  the  knife’s  edge’
(November  6),  like  in  2016,  poll
pundits  once  again  have  been
proven wrong in the US. They pre­
dicted  that  President  Donald
Trump would lose in a big way but
the election is turning out to be a
cliffhanger.  While  Democrat  Joe
Biden  is  leading  at  this  juncture,
Trump is unlikely to give up easily
and  as  expected  he  has  knocked
the  doors  of  courts  to  intervene.
One hopes violence does not erupt
and  the  transition  is  smooth.
Whatever  may  be  the  outcome  of
the elections, the US cannot afford
to  ignore  India  considering  the
ever­growing  threat  China  is  pos­
ing in the region.  (November  6),  the  author  aptly
Bal Govind
Noida
Ties must continue
There  appear  to  be  multiple  reas­
ons for the major shift of support
from  Republicans  to  Democrats.
The  US  has  witnessed  close  to
250,000  deaths  due  to  Covid­19.
The  Trump  administration  could
have  tightened  its  health  and  su­
pervisory  mechanism  to  reduce
such  high  casualties.  The  George
Floyd  issue  could  have  been
handled  better,  and  the  slump  in
the economy due to Covid should
not have been attributed to the in­
flux of foreign nationals. Whether
it  is  Blue  or  Red,  India  needs  a
strong ally like the US to counter a
belligerent China.
RV Baskaran
Chennai
Farmers’ woes
Apropos  ‘The  farm  quandary’
brings to the fore the plight of the
farmers who are unable to fix the
prices  of  their  own  produce,
which are dictated by middlemen.
Growing  urbanisation  and  frag­
mented  land­holdings  will  push
agriculture  further  into  the
doldrums. The new agri laws are a
step  in  the  right  direction,  but
they will benefit the farmers only
when  there  is  consolidation  of
holdings  and  cluster  farming,  for
which  technical  support  and
mechanisation are needed. 
NR Nagarajan
Sivakasi
Generating jobs
This refers to ‘Why Modi needs his
version  of  New  Deal’  (November
6).  Creating  employment  for  the
unskilled  and  casual  labourers
badly hit by the pandemic can be
best  done  by  focussing  on  infra­
structure­building. 
This  is  the  right  time  to  con­
struct roads, storage facilities, and
focus  on  maintenance  of  railway
tracks/stations,  airports,  etc.  Also,
employment  can  be  generated  in
the  health  sector  by  appointing
more  nurses,  para­medical  staff,
etc.  Various  programmes  that
have  been  withheld,  especially  in
the cottage and handicraft sectors,
need to be restarted. 
Veena Shenoy
Thane

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Shielding Covid patients from hospital-insurer crossfire

Hospitals and insurance companies need to Pandemic covers some hospitals have been “overchar­
ging”, he observes.
agree on package, standard costs for treatment ■
Health insurance from New India, Bajaj Alliance, ICICI Lombard, Star, etc, “A  person  infected  with  Covid
all cover Covid treatment, at hospital and home. should  look  for  a  hospital  that  is
SHOBHA ROY pitalisation. Outpatient visits or dia­ ■
Corona Kavach includes treatment of co-morbidity conditions, pre- competent  for  providing  Covid
gnostic tests were not covered by the treatment,  whether  government  or

W
hen  octogenarian
Jharna Dasgupta de­
veloped  Covid­19
symptoms, her fam­
ily  members  were  not  sure  if  they
should take her to a hospital as she
had heart and kidney ailments too.  more than three times what insurers
Eventually,  they  decided  to  go
with  home­based  care and  tied  up
with  Kolkata’s  Peerless  Hospital  for
support.  Two  weeks  on,  Dasgupta
has reported negative for SARS­CoV­2
and is back to her regular lifestyle.
Home  care  is  becoming
popular,  given  the  shortage
of  hospital  beds  and  med­ LEAD
ical staff across cities, due to
the pandemic. And health in­ STORY
surance companies have been
quick to pick up on the trend and
extend cover for home care, even as
they adapted to other similar patient
needs in Covid times.
Insurance  cover  for  treatment  at
home  is  contrary  to  common  prac­
tice,  as  medical  insurance policies
usually pay for a person only on hos­
insurance  policies  or  had  to  be
bought as add­on covers at an addi­
tional premium.
The  average  claim  for  Covid ­re­
lated  hospitalisation  ranges
between  ₹1.09  lakh  and  ₹1.12  lakh,
paid  for  hospitalisation  claims  fol­
lowing  dengue  or  other  viral  infec­
tions. Comparatively, a 14­day home­
care  package  offered  now  by  most
hospitals  and  service  providers
works  out  to  about  ₹15,000,
without  taking  medicines
into account — a convenient
option  for  patients  and  in­
surance  companies,  given
the  smaller  claim  amounts
they  now  have  to  pay,  or
reimburse.
Covid-specific
Interestingly,  all  existing  compre­
hensive  health  insurance  plans
cover  Covid­related  treatment,  at
hospital and home (see box). And the
regulator, IRDAI (Insurance Regulat­
Comfort during crisis The Corona Kavach policy benefit is extended to home
care for up to 14 days, on the doctor’s advice ISTOCK PHOTO
ory  and  Development  Authority  of
India),  has  allowed  insurance  com­
panies  to  come  up  with  two  pan­
demic­specific policies — Corona Ka­
vach  and  Corona  Rakshak,  to  cover
people  who  were  previously  unin­
sured or insured for a lower sum.  and  ₹2.5  lakh.  The  premium  to  be
Corona Kavach covers hospitalisa­
tion expenses between ₹50,000 and
₹5  lakh.  This  benefit  is  extended  to
home care up to 14 days, on doctor’s
advice. The average premium ranges
between  ₹450  and  ₹8,000  depend­
ing  on  the  coverage  limit,  age  and
time frame of the policy.
Corona Rakshak is a fixed benefit
plan, where a policyholder needs to
be  hospitalised  for  at  least  three
days,  to  be  paid  a  fixed  amount  by
the insurance companies. The cover­
age  here  ranges  between  ₹50,000
paid in this case could be slightly less
on the upper side since its coverage
is only up to ₹2.5 lakh.  many  things  on  the  ground.  The
The  downside  for  both  covers,
though, is the age cut­off at 65 years.
Amit  Chhabra,  Head  (Health  In­
surance),  Policybazaar.com,  says in­
surance  companies  have  sold  close
existing ones too.
private,” he says. Pointing to the fear
■
Covers hospitalisation expenses including room and boarding charges patients  have  of  designated  Covid
along with PPE (personal protective equipment) kits, gloves, masks, etc, hospitals,  he  adds,  “these  hospitals
and even AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, Homoeopathy) are equipped with the right kind of
treatment. Cost of pulse oximeter, oxygen cylinder, nebulisers covered. treatment  protocol  and  hence
■
Corona Rakshak offers a fixed payment, on three days of hospitalisation. should be preferred over others.”
Patient  experiences  reveal  that
■
Both covers are limited to 3.5, 6.5 or 9.5 months. They also have a
sometimes  they  are  not  admitted
15-day waiting period, during which no claims are accepted. Age cut-off
into hospitals despite having  insur­
is 65 years. ance, as hospitals reportedly appre­
hend late payment by the insurance
company.  Dr  Prakash  suggests  that
to  40  lakh  pandemic­specific length  of  stay  and  type  of  accom­ hospitals and insurance companies
policies, of which Corona Kavach ac­ modation  (ICU  being  more  expens­ agree on package and standard costs
counts  for  nearly  90  per  cent. ive),”  says  Dr  S  Prakash,  Managing for  Covid  treatment.  Sanjay  Datta,
“Corona  Kavach  is  a  great  plan  for Director,  Star  Health  and  Allied  In­ Chief  Underwriting,  Claims  &  Rein­
somebody who cannot afford a com­ surance,  while  stressing  why  famil­ surance,  ICICI  Lombard  General  In­
prehensive  health  policy,  and  given ies should go for health insurance. surance, agrees with the suggestion.
the current scenario (with job losses P Nandgopal,  Founder  and  Chief Discussions are under way to arrive
and salary cuts), affordability is the Mentor, Insurance Inbox, points out at a common ground in terms of re­
biggest challenge,” he says. that  the  pandemic  has  changed ferral rates both for reimbursement
and cashless treatment, he says. 
Dos and Don’ts room rent, doctors’ fee, etc, levied by This  is  a  much­needed  prescrip­
Average  treatment  cost  is  seen  to hospitals have increased due to the tion to protect patients from getting
hover  at  about  ₹1.10  lakh,  but  it additional  Government­mandated caught in the crossfire between hos­
could  “go  as  high  as  ₹7­8  lakh  de­ safety protocols that they need to fol­ pitals  and  insurance  companies,  in
pending on the severity of infection, low. While some of it is “reasonable”, what are already challenging times. 

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A privacy pill for healthcare while leveraging technology

‘Trust score’ for those processing patient
information online boosts transparency
health sector and processing of
health data, especially in terms
of its privacy implications.
The  engine  of  the  NDHM  is
the National Health Stack (NHS)
proposed by the NITI Aayog. The
KS ROSHAN SOHINI
NHS is a set of cloud­based ser­
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vices based on open Application
Programming  Interfaces,  de­
Data  Protection  Bill,  2019  (PDP mentation  —  socio­economic ‘data  trust  score’  rating  by  an health  tech,  the  way  forward
Bill), for the health sector. Given status  and  geographic  terrain. auditor  appointed  by  the  Min­ lies in ensuring that the frame­
the  sweeping  nature  of  the By doing so, we hope to ensure istry of Health and Family Wel­ works under the Policy and the
NDHM  and  the  radical  shift  in two  outcomes;  first,  the  State fare.  The  idea  of  a  ‘data  trust PDP Bill are operationalised in a
healthcare  facilitated  by  the can identify geographically­dis­ score’  for  entities  has  found complementary  manner,  with
scheme, it is essential to ensure tressed  areas  where  public place  in  both  the  PDP  Bill  and public health and privacy regu­
that  the  digital  health  ecosys­ health  infrastructure  ought  to the  Policy,  with  a  higher  trust lators working in collaboration
tem as imagined by the NDHM be  supplemented  with  digital score  meaning  more  transpar­ to  enhance  public  health
is  privacy­preserving  and  in­ infrastructure by setting up di­ ency, better record­keeping and capacities.
clusive.  For  the  same,  we  have gital  health  centres;  and sharper  privacy  and  security
identified  two  interventions second,  the  upskilling  of  tradi­ safeguards.  In  the  wake  of  the Banerjee is a Research Fellow
that  could  preserve  individual tional healthcare workers (such recent  controversy  surround­ and Menon is a Research
autonomy while promoting in­ as anganwadi workers) in rural ing the RTI reply on the Aarogya Scholar at Shardul Amarchand

T
he  launch  of  the  Na­
tional  Digital  Health
Mission  (NDHM),  an
integrated  and  inter­
operable  digital  health  frame­
work  providing  each  citizen
with a unique health identifier,
has met with a mixed reception.  floated a draft health data man­
While  it  cannot  be  denied
that the NDHM holds immense
potential in leveraging techno­
logy  to  catalyse  health  out­
comes, the project also has far­
reaching  implications  for  the
signed  to  create  a  large  health
database,  by  collecting  health
data from all over the country.  First, the NDHM must ensure
Cognisant of the privacy con­
cerns  such  large­scale  data  col­
lection could raise, the National
Health  Authority  subsequently
agement  policy  for  the  NDHM
(Policy)  to  act  as  a  “guidance
document” for the mission.
However,  it  is  not  yet  clear
how far the Policy meets the re­
quirements  of  the  Personal
clusive  and  innovative  health­
care solutions.
that an individual’s health data
remains  accessible  to  them  in
an ‘easy to understand’ form at
all times.  the mission’s architecture.  mote areas, are able to exercise
The  National  Digital  Health
Blueprint  (Blueprint)  con­
sidered  this  integral  to  the
NDHM  —  noting  that  holding
patient data at the closest phys­
ical location to the patient, and
citizens  having  ‘full  control’  of
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the processing of their personal
data  are  key  principles  driving
This  ‘federated  architecture’
is  an  architectural  pattern  re­
quiring  the  building  blocks  of
the NDHM ecosystem to be built
at  the  local,  State  and  Central
levels.  However,  it  is  not  spe­
cified  how  the  ecosystem  shall
ensure  that  digitally  illiterate
masses, or persons living in re­
full control over their personal
data.
In  this  context,  we  propose
that the federated architecture,
as  envisaged  under  the  Blue­
print, factor in two elements at
the  stage  of  design  and  imple­
or low­income neighbourhoods
to  ensure  that  the  vulnerable
groups  are  empowered  to  take
privacy­preserving  health
decisions.
Better security safeguards
Second,  it  is  critical  for  the  di­
gital  health  ecosystem  to  pre­
serve  privacy  and  promote
transparency.  For  this,  we  re­
commend that entities respons­
ible for the processing of health
data are mandatorily assigned a
Setu  application,  such  a  meas­ Mangaldas & Co. Views
ure  can  be  particularly  useful are personal
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tions. The requirement for such
applications  to  meet  a  min­
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operational  openness  and  en­
sure that information concern­
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MCX
ALUMINIUM Thane 1 Kg 155.0 155.9 0.6 5045
MD & CEO of NeML says stage set for What is the impact you the  country.  Secondly,  the agricultural  sector.  Finally, over  the  last  10  years  with
see of the new contract  farming  laws  will the  government  funding some  outstanding  techno­
CARDAMOM Vandanmedu 1 Kg 1450.0 1450.0 0.0 0.8 broader participation, extended reach regulations in the farm enable  speedier  dispute for  farm­head  infrastruc­ logy solutions and tailored
COPPER Thane 1 Kg 528.0 534.9 1.3 13672500 sector? resolution  and  effectively ture  will  provide  the back  end  support,  I  think
COTTON Rajkot 1 Bales 19770.0 19700.0 -0.4 33300 RAJALAKSHMI NIRMAL foundations at NeML to go There are three regulations help  address  the  issue  of much­needed  investment NeML has a huge upside in
CPO* Cash Settled 10 Kg 871.6 869.6 -0.2 44480 Chennai, November 6 beyond  what  has  already and  one  government  initi­ small  land  holdings  of in building last­mile ware­ the  Indian  agricultural
CRUDEOIL Cash Settled 1 BBL 2871.0 2783.0 -3.1 304900 Mrugank Paranjape, the been done.  ative  that  we’re  talking farmer. The changes in the housing  and  logistics  sup­ space. 
GOLD Ahmedabad 10 grms 52055.0 52350.0 0.6 13208 former MD of MCX who was So in the first 6­10 weeks, about.  Firstly,  the  law  de­ essential  commodit­ port.  All  of  this  will  create
GOLDGUINEA Ahmedabad 8 grms 41732.0 41986.0 0.6 24.064 appointed as the MD and I will  spend  time  learning regulating  the  APMCs  will ies  Act  will  make greater  investment, Will all the efforts of the
GOLDM Ahmedabad 10 grms 52088.0 52374.0 0.5 1124.8
CEO of NeML, the subsidiary the  linkages  of  NeML  with allow  for  the  creation  of  a procurement broader  participation Government of India
of NCDEX, spoke to the  physical  market,  the true  pan­India  market  in much  easier and  automatically  ex­ through the new
GOLDPETAL Ahmedabad 1 grms 5234.0 5267.0 0.6 32.493
BusinessLine on the partner  institu­ this business. While e­mar­ and  allow  for pand  the  scope  and regulations help grow

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KAPAS* Cash Settled 20 Kg 1148.0 1150.5 0.2 456
opportunities in the tions and the regu­ kets  have  co­existed  with larger  parti­ reach of the commod­ farm income?
LEAD Thane / Chennai 1 Kg 150.2 151.1 0.6 3670
spot commodities lators  and  then  I the  APMCs  all  this  while, cipation  by ity spot market.  We  have  always  seen  that
MENTHAOIL Chandausi 1 Kg 955.1 952.3 -0.3 156.6 space in India and will  also  meet they  can  now  thrive  inde­ the  private the  availability  of  a  trans­
NATURALGAS Cash Settled 1 mmBtu 221.7 218.2 -1.6 19633750 how it is going to people  across  the pendently  as  well  across sector  in  the Do you think this is parent  pricing  mechan­
NICKEL Thane 1 Kg 1161.3 1165.6 0.4 3000000 expand and add to group and see how an opportunity for ism, robust infrastructure,
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SILVERMIC Ahmedabad 1 Kg 64223.0 65746.0 2.4 39337 Excerpts: pany had created a sort of a much-needed investment in  the  end­ factors  that  raise  the  pro­
ZINC Thane 1 Kg 206.1 207.9 0.8 19355 five­year plan.  in building last-mile
to­end ductivity,  efficiency  and
What are the few things So my first job will be to com­ the earnings in any sector.
warehousing and
NCDEX that you would want to see how much of that plan modity Agriculture  and  farming
logistics support
CASTOR DEESA Quintal 4724.0 4702.0 -0.5 19150 do at NeML in the first few needs  to  be  re­worked  be­ spot should  be  no  exception
months? cause  it  was  drawn  pre­ MRUGANK PARANJAPE value and  I  am  very  optimistic.
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lation  of  copra  stocks  by
dealers caused the prices to
equate  stock  forced  com­
panies to go for discounted
window reopened from Nov 23
SYBEANIDR INDORE Quintal 4332.0 4350.0 0.4 46270 Copra  prices  in  Kerala  and spike.  sales in the market.  OUR BUREAU line  subsidy  claim  for  release
SYOREF INDORE 10 kg 996.2 988.5 -0.8 23835 Tamil  Nadu  have  shot  up The  high  rates  of  copra Coconut  Development Ahmedabad, November 6 will be able to upload the docu­
TMCFGRNZM NIZAMABAD Quintal 5776.0 5742.0 -0.6 4015
thanks  to  the  rising  trend are reflected in coconut oil Board  officials  also  cited The  Office  of  the  Textile  Com­ ments in i­TUFS software.
of  edible  oil  rates  in  the prices,  which  are  quoting supply  constraints  to  the missioner has reopened a win­ The  prescribed  documents
Source: MCX and NCDEX; all contracts are current month/near month; closing prices are taken from
provisional bhav copy (as of 17.00 hours); *delivery option available global  markets  and  hold­ at  ₹215  in  retail  and  ₹200 rising  trend  in  copra dow  for  online  submission  of include the term­loan sanction
ing  of  stock  by  copra in  the  wholesale  market, prices.  Since  Indonesian documentation  for  subsidy letter, actual amount disbursed
dealers. forcing  consumers  to  shift copra  prices  are  on  the claims under the previous ver­ against  the  sanctioned  term
The  prices  are  hovering Rising copra prices have to  other  cheaper  edible higher  side  at  $,1000  per sions  of  the  Technology  Up­ loan amount and date­wise dis­
in the range of ₹124 per kg forced customers to opt for oils.  Consequently,  copra tonne, some coconut oil ex­ gradation Fund Scheme (TUFS) bursal  of  amount,  reporting
NEWS GLOBAL in Kerala and ₹116 in Tamil cheaper edible oils rates  have  been  ruling porters here are depending scheme. formats,  ECN  certificate,  sub­
WRAP UPDATE Nadu from ₹100 per kg es­
pecially  after  the  Onam Tamil  Nadu  based  dealers
steady in the last few days,
he  said.  He  hopes  the  har­
on the domestic market for
procurement.
In a public notice, the Textile
Commissioner  stated  that  the
sidy calculation sheet based on
actual  disbursement  and  un­
■ China’s decision to ban Australian copper concentrate imports festival season.  to  hold  their  copra  stock. vest season in December in Meanwhile,  the  has  hit Competent  Authority  has  de­ dertaking  of  the  lending
could hurt Chinese smelters in their negotiations with miners on KK  Devaraj,  consultant, Lean  coconut  season  in Kerala  to  push  down  the coconut oil exports to Gulf cided  to  reopen  window  from agency.
benchmark treatment charges for 2021.Miners pay treatment KPL Sudhi Coconut Oil, said Kerala  has  pushed  up  the prices. countries,  a  major  market November  23  to  December  5, “Since sufficient advance no­
and refining charges (TC/RCs) to smelters to process concentrate that there has been a 20 per prices  as  well,  he  said.  He for Kerala­based producing 2020  for  uploading  six  pre­ tice  is  available  to  all  lending
into refined metal. cent  rise  in  all  edible  oils expects  the  supply  to  sta­ Low demand companies,  with  as  much scribed documents in the i­TUFS agencies, it is expected that all­
globally  which  was  reflec­ bilise once the harvest sea­ The  Covid­19  has  resulted as 30 per cent drop in ship­ software in respect of the cases out efforts will be made by the
■ Tanzania is in the final stages of approving a permit for the ted in copra prices as well.  son  commences  both  in in  subdued  demand  for ments.  Moreover,  job  loss under previous versions of TUFS banks to prepare in advance for
country’s first rare earth’s mine to Australian company Peak He  attributed  the  rise  to Kerala and Tamil Nadu.  copra  especially  from  cor­ and  return  of  families  to such  as  MTUFS,  RTUFS  and uploading the mandatory doc­
Resources Ltd. As the government seeks a bigger share of drop  in  sunflower  oil  pro­ Thalath  Mahmood,  Pres­ porates with the pandemic India  adversely  affected RRTUFS.  The  government  has uments and legible copies of all
revenue from natural resources. The State is also finalising a duction  in  Ukraine,  which ident,  Cochin  Oil  Mer­ impacting both edible and coconut  oil  consumption advised that only those lending relevant documents will be up­
gold-mining license for another Australian company OreCorp Ltd. is a major producer. Higher chants  Association non­edible  coconut  oil considerably,  industry agencies who have lodged/sub­ loaded  in  time,”  the  notice
edible  oil  price  has  forced (COMA),  said  that  accumu­ brands  in  the  market.  Ad­ sources said. mitted at least one pending on­ stated. 

Coffee growers in India worried
over second lockdown in Europe
Any further slump
in demand will
hurt realisations
OUR BUREAU
Bengaluru, November 6
A second Covid­19 wave and lock­
down  in  Europe  is  triggering
concerns  among  Indian  coffee
growers who are gearing up to
harvest the mild and premium
arabica variety. Growers fear that
any  further  slump  in  demand
due to the lockdown  in Europe
would hurt their realisations.
India exports about two­third
of the 3 lakh tonnes coffee pro­
duced in the country and Europe
is a major destination. Italy and
Germany are the biggest buyers
of Indian coffees in Europe and
the  lockdown  earlier  this  year
had impacted the shipments. In
fact,  India  had  lost  some  of  its
market  share  in  Europe  to
Uganda, where customers, hit by
the  lockdown,  chose  to  buy
cheaper coffees from the African
producer.  Shortage of labour
“Prices  are  going  to  get  af­
fected if the second lockdown in
Europe  impacts  demand,”  said
AGRI-BUSINESS
India exports about two-thirds
of the three lakh tonnes of
coffee produced in the country
Jeffry  Rebello,  Chairman,  UPASI
Coffee  Committee.  Farm  gate
prices are already trending lower
ahead of the arabica harvest sea­
son. Prices of arabica parchment
are hovering around ₹9,600 per
50­kg bag, down from ₹11,000 in
the previous season. Similarly, ro­
busta  parchment  is  hovering
around ₹5,600 per 50­kg bag as
against  ₹7,000  in  March  this
year.
Besides, the growers are also star­
ing at a rise in harvesting costs as
the  migrant  labourers are  un­
likely to visit the coffee growing
regions  due  to  the  pandemic.
The shortage of labour will be a
big concern for growers this year,
said  Shirish  Vijayendra,  Chair­
man  of  the Karnataka  Planters
Association.
“There is a fear that migrant la­
bourers may not return this har­
vest season, resulting in compet­
ition for the existing workforce.
As a result, the harvesting costs
are  likely  to  shoot  up,”  Vijay­
endra said, adding that KPA has
already  written  to  the  govern­
ment to arrange for trains to fa­
cilitate  movement  of  migrant
workers  from  Assam  to
Karnataka.  the  demand  for  financial  sup­
An estimated 5 lakh labourers
work in coffee estates during the
harvest season from November­
March every year and a majority
of  them  are  migrants  coming
from  North  Karnataka,  Tamil
Nadu,  Madhya  Pradesh  and
Assam.
Weather impact
Vijayendra said that heavy mon­
soon  rains  during  September,
like  in  the  previous  two  years,
had impacted the coffee produc­
tion  this  year.  The  impact  of
heavy  rains  has  been  localised
with  some  high  elevation  re­
gions in Kodagu and in Hassan
and Chikkamagalur bearing the
brunt. 
The  growers  expect  arabica
output for 2020­21 to be in the re­
gion  of  80,000­85,000  tonnes
and  robustas  between  2.2  lakh
tonnes to 2.25 lakh tonnes. The
Coffee Board is yet to come out
with  the  crop  estimates.  The
Board  had  estimated  2019­20
crop at 2.98 lakh tonnes (87,000
tonnes  arabica  and  2.11  lakh
tonnes of robusta).
The KPA Chairman reiterated
port from the Centre in the form
of loan waiver and rescheduling
of all loans to rescue the growers,
which are reeling under the im­
pact of lower prices, higher costs
and demand slump due to Covid.
Plantation  growers  have  faced
losses of around ₹441 crorewhile
exports have suffered to the tune
of  ₹200­250  crore.  Vijayendra
has appealed for the abolition of
the Rule 7(B) of the Income Tax to
encourage value addition in cof­
fee at the farm gate.

Farmers in Maharashtra opt out of rabi crop cover

RAHUL WADKE
Mumbai, November 6
Farmers in Maharashtra avail­
ing crop loans from banks but
not  buying  insurance  under
Pradhan  Mantri  Fasal  Bima
Yojan  (PMFBY)  for  rabi  season
will  have  to  mandatorily  de­
clare  to  the  banks  that  they
have  opted  out  of  the  insur­
ance cover, sources said.
Farmers  are  not  opting  for
insurance  because  they  feel
that buying a cover and paying
insurance premium is a waste
of  money,  sources  said.  Farm­
ers claim that in spite of their
crops getting destroyed due to
unfavourable  weather  or  pest
attacks their claims will never
Despite their crops getting
destroyed, the claims raised are
hardly ever settled, say farmers
get settled. So they prefer to opt
out of insurance cover.
Industry sources said that in
the  kharif  season  about  60
lakh farmers availed the PMFBY
insurance,  while  in  the  rabi
season  about  30  lakh  farmers
are expected to sign up for the
scheme.  The  kharif  and  rabi
numbers  add  up  to  90  lakh
farmers, but the total number
of  farmers  in  Maharashtra  is
about 1.5 crore. That means, a
large chunk of farmers are still
not taking insurance cover or
the insurance companies have
not reached out to them.
Renewal of insurance
Insurance  companies,  instead
of reaching out into the rural
hinterland,  focus  on  those
areas where they are confident
of  getting  business.  At  times,
farmers  are  also  unaware  of
the  fact  that  for  every  season
they  need  to  freshly  enrol  for
the  PMFBY  scheme,  sources
said.
In  a  district  such  as  Latur,
there  were  50,000  claims  of
crop damage due to untimely
rains  in  September.  But  again
their  post­harvest  crops  got
damaged by October 14 and 15
due  to  heavy  rains.  For  such
severe crop damage, the farm­
ers are eligible to get up to 100
per cent of the sum assured.
Former  Chairman  of  Maha­
rashtra Agriculture Price Com­
mission  and  farmer  leader,
Pasha  Patel,  said  that  farmers
who are not buying insurance
must  reconsider  as  extreme
weather events are increasing
due to climate change. 

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‘Domestic companies have it in Great Eastern’s bulk carrier crew stuck at

them to make India an EV hub’
E-mobility is the
future and the govt
is working towards
it, says Gadkari
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, November 6
While  urging  the  domestic  in­
dustry to make India an EV hub
by 2025, Road Transport Minis­
ter Nitin Gadkari reiterated that
electric vehicles  should be pro­
moted and use of diesel as auto­
mobile fuel must be stopped.
Speaking at a virtual ‘Electric
Mobility  Conference  2020’  or­
ganised by FICCI, Gadkari, , said
that  the  government  is  also
working towards making India
a global  automobile  manufac­
turing hub in the next five years
and  is  framing  enabling
policies.  “We  have  to  develop  an  eco­
“Indian  manufacturers  have
the capability to make efficient
EVs  that  can  not  only  create
more jobs but also provide op­
portunities for exports. e­Mobil­
ity  is  going  to  be  the  future
mode of transport with greater
efficiency and less impact on the
environment.  Import  of  crude
oil and air pollution are two ma­
jor concerns for the country. We
need  to  have  an  integrated  ap­
proach for EVs,” he said.
Charging infrastructure
Gadkari admitted that there are
EV­specific concerns around bat­
teries,  charging and  driving
range that prevent a large­scale
consumer pull, but these issues
are being addressed rapidly.
On  charging  infrastructure,
he said that the government will
make  sure  there  are  enough
charging stations — 50 in each
district — so that EV users don’t
have to worry about range of the
vehicles.
system of fast­charging or swap­
ping  of  batteries.  We  need  to
encourage  manufacturing  of
such battery cells in India.” He
Gadkari said that the government will make sure there are enough
charging stations — 50 in each district — so that EV users don’t have to
worry about the range of the vehicles (file photo) PTI
said the government is commit­
ted  to  provide  all  help  to  EV­
makers  and  100  per  cent  GST
subsidy  has  already  been
offered.
Huge potential
Welcoming  the  support  from
the government, Pawan Goenka,
Managing Director, Mahindra &
Mahindra said that India has a
huge  opportunity  to  become
the  world  leader  in  the  shared
mobility  and  last­mile  applica­
tions of EV to become suppliers
of  technology  and  products  to
the world.
“With lower GST, FAME incent­
ives and  State  incentives,  the
government has done its bit. The
onus  now  lies  on  the  industry,
service  providers  and  the  end­
users to help in the adoption of
EVs,” he said.
Chinese port for 5 months without relief
P MANOJ
Mumbai, November 6
Twenty­three  Indian  crew  on
board  a  bulk  carrier  owned
by  the  Great  Eastern  Ship­
ping  Co  Ltd  are  stuck  at  a
Chinese port for close to five
months,  waiting  to  dis­
charge  coking  coal  and  sail
to a port where they can sign
off after spending much bey­
ond their contractual period
at sea.  miliar  with  the  matter.  Two
It  clearly  shows  how  fleet
owners  and  managers  con­
tinue  to  grapple  with  staff
swap on board ships after the
pandemic  threw  this  key
activity  out  of  gear  since
March despite calls from the
International  Maritime  Or­
ganisation  (IMO)  and  the  in­
dustry  bodies  to  treat  sea­
farers  as  “key  workers”  to
smoothen crew change glob­
ally.  nor  allowed  to  go  ashore.
MV Jag Anand,  a  180,000­
tonne bulk­carrier, owned by
India’s biggest private ocean
carrier, arrived at the port of
Jintang  in  North  China  on
June  13  to  discharge  coking
coal  loaded  from  Australia.
The ship has since been wait­
ing  at  anchorage. The  delay
in  berthing  has  been  attrib­
uted  to  lack  of  import  clear­
ance  by  the  Chinese  Cus­
toms.  ‘No effect’
Consequently,  service  con­
tracts  of  all  crew  on  board
have  long  expired,  said  a
shipping  industry  source  fa­
officers  on  board  have  com­
pleted 17 months while some
other crew members are sail­
ing for more than 13 months.
Due  to  Covid­19  pandemic,
the  ship’s  crew  could  not  be
signed  off  on  her  previous
voyages.  ers are seriously ill.  solution  with  the  charterers
Dire strait
The  foreign  crew  is  not  al­
lowed  to  sign  off  in  China,
Only  in  case  of  a  specified
medical  emergency,  a  crew
member can be taken ashore
after a doctor certifies.  spokesperson  for  the  Great
Some  of  the  crew  have
The 180,000-tonne bulk-carrier
has been stuck at the port of
Jintang since June 13 l
medical  conditions  like  dia­
betes,  hypertension  and
heart  disease,  and  a  few  oth­
ers  have  other  ailments  and
injuries.  One  crew  has  lost  a
loved  one  at  home.  Close
family members of some oth­
“The concerned crew mem­
bers,  therefore,  need to  be
with  the  family  during  the
hour of crisis. It is impossible
for  us  to  arrange  sign  off
even in such deserving cases
under  the  prevailing  ban  in
China  on  crew  sign  off,”  a
Eastern Shipping Co said.  the spokesperson added.
“The  situation  on  board  is
truly  grim  and  extremely
concerning.  The  crew  on
board  are  suffering  from
severe fatigue and stress” the
spokesperson said. 
The  Great  Eastern  Shipping
Company  has  made  several
efforts  to  get  crew  relieved,
including  appealing  to  the
Indian  consulate,  crew
union,  international  bodies
like BIMCO and IMO and min­
istries in the Government, to
enable  crew  sign  off  purely
on humanitarian grounds. 
The  company  says  it  has
also  tried  to  find  a  working
of the ship. “We even offered
to deviate the ship to Japan at
our  cost  after  we  succeeded
in  obtaining  Japanese  port
authorities’  permission  for  a
crew  change  in  Japan  under
these distress conditions. Re­
grettably, none of our efforts
have  yielded  results  so  far,”
 

SC asks Centre to ensure Delhi-NCR is smog-free Smartphone-maker Vivo to more than

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, November 6
The Supreme Court on Friday
asked  the  Centre  to  ensure
there is no smog in Delhi­NCR
as  it  was  informed  that  the
commission  for  air  quality
management  will  start  func­
tioning from Friday.
A Bench  of  Chief  Justice  SA
Bobde  and  Justices  AS
Bopanna  and  V  Ramasub­
ramanian posted the pleas re­
lated  to  air  pollution  for
hearing  after  the  Diwali
vacation.
The Centre on Thursday ap­
pointed  former  Chief  Secret­
ary  of  Delhi  MM  Kutty
chairperson  of  the  Commis­
sion  for  Air  Quality  Manage­
ment  (AQM)  in  the  National
Capital  Region  and  the  ad­
joining areas.
Solicitor  General  Tushar
commission.  There  are  many all  offences  in  the  ordinance
double local sourcing by next year
commissions  and  many are  non­cognisable,  to  which OUR BUREAU making it the largest brand in that  vivo  has  witnessed  tre­
brains  are  working  but  just Singh  replied  that  these  are Chennai, November 6 the country in mainline retail, mendous growth in the State,”
ensure  that  there  is  no  smog cognizable.  Vivo,  a  global  smartphone he  told  newspersons  on  the he said.
in the city.” Mehta  pointed  that  there brand, plans to increase local launch of V20 SE in the State.  The  Vivo  V20  SE  priced  at
Senior  advocate  Vikas are  experts  from  the  field  be­ sourcing to nearly 40 per cent Tamil  Nadu  contributes ₹20,990 has features like front
Singh,  appearing  for  peti­ sides members from NGOs in for  its  phone  manufacturing over  7  per  cent  the  overall super night selfie camera that
tioner  Aditya  Dubey,  said  the the  newly  created  commis­ by  the  end  of  next  year  from smartphone  market  in  India. helps capture intricate details
chairman  of  the  commission sion  and  they  will  all  start the present 15 per cent, accord­ Selling  approximately  seven and a 48MP AI triple rear cam­
is  a  bureaucrat  and  it  could working  from  Friday.  Singh ing to Nipun Marya, Director­ lakh smartphones per month, era, he said.
have  been  a  retired  judge  of added  that  the  situation Brand Strategy, Vivo India.  it  contributes  to  more  than
the HC.  today  is  almost  of  a  public “Continuing  our  commit­ eight per  cent  to  overall  Vivo
There  is  no  member  from health  emergency  and  some­ ment  to  Make  in  India,  Vivo revenue.  Further,  in  Tamil
the Union Health Ministry, he thing  drastic  needs  to  be will  manufacture  all  the  V20 Nadu, Vivo clocked 31 per cent
There was no improvement in Delhi’s air quality index on Friday. said.  done.  SE devices at the Greater Noida market  share in  Q2,  2020  as
The Supreme court has posted hearing of pleas relating to air The  top  court  is  also  hear­ facility  that  employs  nearly per GFK, Marya said.
pollution after the Diwali vacation SANDEEP SAXENA ‘Fine, jail term arbitrary’ ing  a  separate  plea  filed  in 10,000.  The  company  has  an “Tamil  Nadu  is  one  of  our
The  Bench  said  the  commis­ 1985  by  environmentalist  MC annual  capacity  to  manufac­ key regional markets, and we
Mehta,  appearing  for  the ance  on  Air  Pollution,  Mehta sion  can  talk  to  anybody  in Mehta  on  air  pollution  and ture nearly 33 million mobile have  been  receiving  great  re­
Centre,  informed  the  Bench said that he would place it on the country.  had last year even taken a suo phones. All the phones sold in sponse  from  customers for
that  the  Commission  will record.  Singh contended that there motu note of alarming rise in India  are  made  in  India,”  he our  customer­centric  innova­
start functioning from Friday The  Bench  said,  “The  only is  no  classification  of  offence air  pollution  in  Delhi­NCR said. Vivo currently enjoys a 28 tions in design and camera. A
and  the  government  has  ap­ thing  is  that  you  ensure  that and ₹1 crore fine and five year where several directions have per  cent  market  share  by robust network of more than
pointed  the  members.  While there  is  no  smog  in  the  city. jail is a “little bit arbitrary”.  been  passed  with  regard  to volume (as per GFK) in the In­ 4,000 retailers and over 25 ex­
referring to the recent ordin­ We  are  not  concerned  with The Bench pointed out that stubble burning.  dian  smartphone  market, clusive stores are a testament

Now, an app for

Shopping money workers to find
blue collar jobs
OUR BUREAU
Hyderabad, November 6
Quess  Corp  has  launched
Qjobs an App that lets applic­
ants  search  for  blue  collar
jobs.
Presently  available  in
Hindi,  English,  Tamil,  Kan­
nada and Telugu, the beta ver­
sion of the app offers inform­
ation  on  over  70,000  jobs  in
different parts of the country.
“We  have  already  got  1.50
lakh installations of the app.
A  web  version  too  is  avail­
able,” a Quess Corp executive
has said.
“Blue  collar workers  have
been amongst the hardest hit
in  the  wake  of  Covid­19,  and
the need of the hour is to en­
sure  that  these  workers  are
With festival season gathering momentum, banks are coming out with special schemes
able  to  find  employment,”
and competitive interest rates to lure borrowers. Here, this private bank is doing its bit to
Suraj Moraje, Group Chief Ex­
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ecutive Officer and Executive
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With Covid disruption, threat of measles, polio

outbreak looms large, warn UNICEF, WHO
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, November 6
An emergency call to action has
been issued by the UNICEF and
the World Health Organization
(WHO) to avert major measles
and polio epidemics as Covid­19
continues  to  disrupt  immun­
isation  services  worldwide,
leaving  millions  of  vulnerable
children at heightened risk of
preventable  childhood  dis­
eases.  we have the tools
The two organisations estim­
ate that $655 million ($400 mil­
lion for polio and $255 million
for measles) are needed to ad­
dress  dangerous  immunity
gaps in non­Gavi eligible coun­
tries  and  target  age  groups,  a
joint  note  issued  by  the  two
multilateral agencies said.  lives will be saved.”  There has been a global resur­
Financial support from Gavi,
the  international  Vaccine  Alli­
ance, enabled access to funding
for outbreak response, prevent­
ive campaigns and routine im­
munisation  strengthening,  in
eligible  countries.  But  finan­
cing gaps remain in middle­in­
come countries that are not eli­
gible for Gavi support and the
emergency  call  to  raise  funds
and support would go to these
regions.  of  the  poorest  areas  of  the
“Covid­19 has had a devastat­
ing effect on health services and
in particular immunisation ser­
vices,  worldwide,”  said  Tedros
Adhanom
Ghebreyesus,
WHO  Director­
General. “But un­
like  with  Covid,
and  knowledge
to  stop  diseases
such  as  polio
and  measles.
What we need are the resources
and commitments to put these
tools  and  knowledge  into  ac­
tion.  If  we  do  that,  children’s
Non-Covid threat
“We  cannot  allow  the  fight
against  one  deadly  disease  to
cause us to lose ground in the
fight  against  other  diseases,”
said Henrietta Fore, UNICEF Ex­
ecutive  Director.  “Addressing
the global Covid­19 pandemic is
critical. However, other deadly
diseases also threaten the lives
of millions of children in some
world. That is why today we are
urgently  calling  for  global  ac­
tion  from  country  leaders,
donors and partners. We need
additional  fin­
ancial  re­
sources  to
safely  resume
vaccination
campaigns and
prioritize  im­
munisation sys­
tems  that  are
critical  to  pro­
tect  children  and  avert  other
epidemics besides Covid­19.”
Measles
gence  of  measles  with  out­
breaks in all parts of the world
and gaps in vaccination cover­
age have only been exacerbated
this year by the pandemic.  ner,  and  ultimately  save  lives.
In 2019, measles climbed to
the highest number of new in­
fections in more than two dec­
ades. “Annual measles mortal­
ity data for 2019 to be released
next week will show the contin­
ued negative toll that sustained
outbreaks are having in many
countries  around  the  world,”
the note said. At the same time,
polio­virus  transmission  is  ex­
pected  to  increase  in  Pakistan
and Afghanistan and in many
under­immunised  areas  of
Africa. Failure to eradicate polio
now would lead to global resur­
gence of the disease, resulting
in  as  many  as  2,00,000  new
cases annually, within 10 years,
it added.
Next-gen polio vaccine
New  tools,  including  a  next­
generation novel oral polio vac­
cine  and  the  forthcoming
Measles Outbreak Strategic Re­
sponse Plan are expected to be
deployed  over  the  coming
months  to  help  tackle  these
growing  threats  in  a  more  ef­
fective  and  sustainable  man­
The  plan  is  a  worldwide
strategy  to  quickly  and  effect­
ively  prevent,  detect  and  re­
spond  to  measles  outbreaks,
the note said. 

CM . ...... . . ...CH-CHE
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10 NEWS
‘Super apps built on business-first mentality, won’t work’
Founder of Hike Messenger says he is more
focussed on social and gaming space
AYUSHI KAR | THOMAS K THOMAS the user experience beyond just
Mumbai, November 6 text messaging or sharing
After making significant inroads emojis.
into instant messaging services, In the early preview version
Kavin Bharti Mittal is steering rolled out in June, users could
towards his next big bet — a connect with other users to
virtual world that allows users watch online videos together
to connect with friends and from their respective locations.
other users. Called HikeLand, Now, it has introduced ad-free
the mobile-only platform takes Ludo for users within HikeLand.
Apart from this, it will also be
rolling out full-body HikeMoji,
an extension of the HikeMoji
face. BusinessLine spoke to
Mittal about HikeLand and how
Z
Y How does 50 minutes per
Now, businesses would
absolutely love a super app as
they can pack in more things
into an application and the
distribution is there, so
customers can use more of
their services.
KAVIN BHARTI MITTAL
CEO and Founder of Hike
Z
Y the charts.
CM
YK
he sees the app ecosystem You had earlier partnered
developing in India. Excerpts. with YouTube for enabling
streaming video on
How has been the response HikeLand. Are you talking to
to HikeLand so far? others like Netflix and
It has been fantastic to see the Amazon?
engagement  on  the  platform. We are working on it.
O
People  are  spending  50 We  prioritise  L udo
minutes  per  day  and  that  is above that because we
pretty high engagement. What believe  users  want
is exciting to see is that the de­ more interactive ways
mand for shared experiences is of  hanging  out.  The
big.  Given  that  people  are main  experience  we  have  at
spending  more  time  in  their home  is  watching  videos  to­
home,  they  are  yearning  for gether. But we are not going to
these experiences.  watch videos every day. Launch­
So,  we  are  launching  games ing  Ludo is  more  about  giving
inside  the  Hikeland  home.  We users  diversity..of  experiences
are very excited about bringing inside  the  HikeLand  home.  We
Ludo to Hikeland home have  already  watched  stream­
ing and it does really well.. Let’s
see  the  game; let’s  see  how  it
day compare to the usage does.
earlier?
The average  time  spend  has We are also seeing big tech
been  no  more  than  25­35 companies enter the field of
minutes a day.  immersive reality and virtual
Now  we  are  looking  at  50 reality. How does HikeLand
minutes a day for the Hikeland compete with these giants?
user. So that tells us that the en­ VR is a very different consump­
gagement of the product is off tion  channel  for  the  end  con­
sumer...and  it is  more  akin  to
consoles while we are in mobile
phones. And VR device penetra­
tion in the world is very small.
In India, you have half­a­billion
consumers  who  have access  to
unfettered  data  on  the  smart­
phones.  Do  we  think
about VR at all as a part
of  our  plan?  We  just
don’t think it is an In­
dia way at all.  not  what  customers  want; cus­
We  just  think  it  is  a
very niche western play that is
slowly moving to AR. Your point
of these companies having a lot
of  distribution...sure..which  is
why we have to innovate more
and  build  something  that  is
completely different from what
exists today.. Which is what we
are doing with Hikeland. We are
trying  to  carve  out  a  niche  for
ourselves.
You have shifted away from
being a super app to
creating separate apps. But
we are seeing a trend
emerging in India where
companies like Tata group,
Reliance and PayTM seem to
be betting on the super app
CHENNAI
BusinessLine
SATURDAY • NOVEMBER 7 • 2020
platform. How do you see
this different approach?
I would like to see them execute
this. I can tell you that this is not
going work.  For  a  market  that
has  such  good  smartphones  at
low  pricepoints,  data  that  is
practically  unlimited,  custom­
ers can download 80­90 apps on
their  phones.  The  super  app  is
tomers  want  the  best  user  ex­
perience. 
Now, businesses would abso­
lutely  love  a  super  app  as  they
can pack in more things into an
application  and  the  distribu­
tion is there; so customers can
use more of their services. It is
always  a  business­first  mental­
ity when people want to build a
super app as they want to con­
trol  all  the  customers.  But  cus­
tomers  don’t  necessarily  want
that. 
China is the exception, where
most apps look like super apps.
It’s not a customer­first strategy.
So far, we have not seen a super
app model sustain itself here in
India. Could that change in 4­5
years? Let’s see.
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3i Info 3.00 2.95 3.00 3.00 2.90 1872.18 4.53 1.15 - 2.96 CentrumCap [1] 17.20 17.25 17.50 17.65 17.00 289.67 28.10 7.70 - 17.25 Guj.Alk 316.50 317.40 316.50 321.00 315.10 45.37 459.45 165.00 11 317.95 Kothari Sug 13.65 13.90 13.90 14.30 12.70 25.86 15.85 4.45 - -
3m India 20214.25 20183.10 20003.05 20500.00 20003.05 4.49 25208.70 15685.60 242 20166.20 Cera San [5] 2764.25 2808.20 2755.00 2825.00 2755.00 8.13 2825.00 2000.75 37 2806.50 Guj.Ind.Pow 67.55 67.95 67.65 68.80 67.65 55.76 87.00 42.50 5 67.80 Kpit Tech 97.35 95.50 98.00 98.00 95.15 228.69 129.70 34.35 - -
3PLandHold 6.30 6.30 6.30 6.30 6.30 0.52 8.10 3.40 - - Cereb.Int 28.05 27.95 28.75 28.75 27.85 139.18 45.00 17.00 19 27.95 Guj.Lsg.Fin 2.25 2.15 2.25 2.25 2.15 0.31 2.92 1.08 - 2.04 KPR Mill [5] 757.65 762.70 767.00 774.85 740.35 102.25 782.95 316.90 19 761.25
63MoonsTec [2] 72.90 72.35 73.90 74.50 72.00 38.17 125.40 39.75 - 72.70 CESC 576.00 602.05 577.65 609.80 577.65 640.79 785.95 366.20 10 601.10 Guj.Pipav 88.70 90.00 89.40 92.00 88.40 335.31 99.30 45.50 15 90.10 KRBL [1] 258.75 266.25 261.90 270.55 258.50 441.40 339.60 91.25 11 264.65
CESCVentures 250.55 252.25 246.25 255.20 241.80 184.19 389.00 112.05 7 251.65 Guj.Sid.Cem 32.45 33.30 32.95 34.00 32.60 304.58 36.30 13.10 9 33.25 Krebs Bio 88.50 86.45 88.60 89.90 85.35 3.30 110.90 60.10 - 86.40
A ................................................ CGPowr&InS [2] 30.55 31.90 31.00 32.05 30.7010806.56 32.70 4.69 - 31.85 Gujarat Gas [2] 301.45 312.85 316.95 323.50 305.00 1907.08 334.65 189.20 22 312.25 KridhanInfra [2] 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.70 2.45 44.02 5.84 1.10 - 2.48
A2Z InfraEng 3.80 3.75 3.80 3.85 3.75 82.53 10.30 2.82 - 3.74 ChaletHotels 138.70 138.45 139.95 140.75 138.05 56.59 395.00 99.00 74 138.50 GujaratFluor 492.75 497.30 494.00 506.00 488.75 46.67 667.50 217.35 - - KSB 460.80 510.75 502.00 539.95 498.30 725.19 764.00 386.00 - -
AakashExplor 52.90 53.20 53.25 54.45 52.85 36.43 55.80 48.35 - - Chamb.Frt 165.40 164.70 171.00 171.80 162.00 1867.19 186.00 95.25 6 164.80 Gul.Amb.Ex [1] 115.75 113.45 115.75 115.95 113.05 55.42 130.70 42.53 12 113.30 KSK Ener 0.35 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.35 510.01 0.77 0.28 - 0.37
AARON INDUS 27.50 32.70 33.00 33.00 30.30 58.84 33.00 30.30 - - ChembondChem 155.30 156.95 155.30 159.85 152.55 10.46 221.00 90.05 13 124.25 Gul.Apl 209.40 213.00 211.60 219.35 211.55 15.44 249.00 100.00 26 210.90 KuantumPaper 40.85 42.50 41.00 43.95 40.10 27.53 699.80 38.00 - -
Aarti Drug 657.20 658.70 662.75 673.90 651.05 658.22 1025.00 105.56 28 658.95 ChemconSpecl 434.15 444.40 435.10 456.00 434.15 743.92 731.25 398.00 - - Gulf Oil Lub [2] 669.40 680.40 672.70 693.00 663.10 29.84 887.00 450.00 20 679.40 Kwality [1] 2.35 2.40 2.35 2.40 2.35 181.78 5.97 1.25 - 2.36
Aarti Ind [5] 1076.95 1105.05 1088.80 1134.80 1083.00 452.20 1229.10 662.05 41 1104.90 ChemfabAlkal 124.55 123.10 124.80 127.95 122.40 8.02 221.75 91.00 - - GulshanPoly [1] 76.40 75.35 76.50 78.90 74.45 103.62 78.30 19.90 12 75.30
Aarvee Den 10.30 10.60 10.00 10.70 9.65 4.40 17.00 6.30 - 10.30 CholaFin [2]
CholamandFn[1]
306.05
409.15
303.60
405.60
305.00
415.00
307.50
415.00
298.20 5227.33
385.55 167.18
348.85
568.20
117.40 19 303.15
222.00 133 405.75
GVK Pow [1] 2.75 2.85 2.80 2.85 2.75 1938.90 5.55 2.00 - 2.83 L ................................................
AarviEncon 34.65 35.10 35.40 35.90 33.75 2.68 46.00 24.70 - - L&T [2] 958.10 960.75 959.00 967.50 950.10 3419.23 1458.60 661.05 10 959.30
AavasFinance 1433.55 1450.05 1445.05 1466.90 1434.00 300.87 2078.30 845.75 47 1450.00 Cigniti Tech 450.05 440.00 452.00 459.00 435.50 57.19 506.00 175.10 20 442.60 H................................................ L&T Fin Hld 66.70 67.65 66.75 68.90 66.4520567.65 134.00 46.00 61 67.60
AB Money [1] 42.10 42.20 42.20 43.90 42.10 121.41 47.45 16.25 18 42.25 CIL Nova 6.40 6.40 6.20 6.40 6.20 0.62 11.75 4.55 - - HappiestMind 330.30 326.05 330.95 334.80 325.00 941.66 394.95 307.00 - - L&TInfotech [1] 3179.00 3168.25 3179.00 3229.90 3140.00 263.72 3515.15 1207.60 34 3167.05
Aban Off [2] 22.90 22.95 23.00 23.45 22.65 44.46 34.90 12.60 - 22.95 Cineline Ind [5] 32.25 29.85 33.00 33.00 29.15 289.68 45.95 16.30 10 30.00 Harita Seat 406.85 410.25 413.05 414.95 403.35 1.63 525.20 291.00 - 406.25 L&TTechSer [2] 1696.70 1691.15 1697.00 1718.35 1685.00 42.84 1879.00 995.00 26 1690.05
ABB [2] 894.15 937.85 914.00 941.75 905.10 251.86 1411.80 722.45 80 937.40 Cipla [2] 793.50 789.95 797.40 802.00 786.55 7765.32 829.00 356.75 28 789.90 Harri.Mal 97.40 94.60 96.80 97.60 93.80 61.72 108.00 46.40 20 94.75 La Opala [2] 207.20 210.10 207.00 214.00 206.95 60.64 251.60 131.50 38 210.15
AbbottIndia 15775.05 15897.80 15800.00 15998.50 15780.00 4.12 18569.00 11369.30 52 15885.50 CitiUn Bk [1] 161.50 166.70 161.55 167.20 158.00 1472.48 249.00 110.10 30 166.65 Hatsun Agro [1] 819.85 823.00 829.00 829.00 817.00 11.81 875.00 375.05 84 823.95 Lak.Vl. Bk 15.55 15.60 15.75 15.75 15.40 568.52 106.85 68.55 1 -
ABBPowerPro 941.40 936.95 950.00 950.00 927.20 11.32 1100.00 784.10 - - Clari.Chm 303.10 305.95 309.00 309.00 301.40 19.69 608.00 192.00 16 306.50 HavellsIndia [1] 817.85 818.65 817.75 825.50 812.80 2964.00 827.65 447.20 67 818.65 LambodhText[5] 27.65 27.30 27.95 28.00 27.05 4.76 40.50 17.50 6 27.30
ABCapital 69.50 71.00 70.90 72.80 70.50 7303.54 115.30 37.45 - 71.00 CMI 33.85 34.20 34.00 35.60 33.90 7.77 76.50 19.50 - 34.30 HBL Pwr [1] 20.20 21.35 20.60 22.35 20.15 1827.10 22.30 9.15 - 21.35 LasaSuperGen 81.05 79.10 81.45 83.40 78.40 340.54 83.00 16.90 18 79.10
ACC 1699.40 1654.20 1701.90 1702.65 1650.10 1287.28 1705.00 895.50 26 1651.95 Coal India 119.85 121.80 120.25 122.40 118.3018908.92 215.85 109.50 7 121.80 HBStockhold 5.15 5.15 5.15 5.15 5.15 0.02 8.35 4.75 - - LaurusLabs [2] 282.05 276.80 281.80 285.60 275.60 4213.41 345.00 61.90 25 276.85
AccelyaKal 818.05 815.00 806.00 833.00 806.00 4.89 1247.00 800.50 21 815.15 CochinShip 335.75 334.75 337.80 341.35 334.20 171.14 491.15 209.00 8 335.05 HCC [1] 4.80 4.80 4.75 4.95 4.75 1569.06 13.31 3.60 - 4.84 LemonTreeHot 27.35 27.60 27.75 28.00 27.25 1401.68 65.80 13.80 - 27.60
Action Con [2] 71.20 72.80 71.35 74.20 71.00 332.79 93.80 31.50 22 72.80 COFORGE 2197.75 2218.05 2209.25 2222.80 2180.70 391.95 2814.00 735.35 - - HCG 120.90 121.05 120.00 123.80 120.00 29.79 138.00 62.95 - 120.65 LG Balakri 250.00 250.15 254.00 254.00 249.00 17.90 369.90 146.00 11 250.30
Adani Ent [1] 352.75 352.10 352.00 353.85 345.05 3863.49 359.35 116.25 154 351.75 Colgate [1] 1482.00 1507.20 1488.00 1512.00 1479.80 774.86 1641.00 1065.20 47 1507.85 HCL Info [2] 7.80 7.90 8.20 8.20 7.80 288.63 12.35 3.20 - 7.88 LGB Forge [1] 2.50 2.55 2.45 2.70 2.45 16.20 4.26 1.56 - 2.66
Adani Ports [2] 368.65 371.10 368.65 375.90 365.80 7290.11 405.00 203.40 39 371.00 CompuageInf[2] 13.90 13.65 13.90 13.95 13.60 65.07 21.00 7.49 3 13.71 HCL Tech [2] 842.90 850.10 846.00 855.80 836.40 5871.91 910.75 375.50 24 850.60 LibasDesigns 30.75 30.10 31.35 34.00 29.85 21.39 58.00 28.00 - -
Adani Pwr 36.40 37.70 38.00 39.95 37.5022800.05 72.10 24.30 - 37.70 Compucom [2] 7.10 7.25 7.00 7.30 7.00 13.12 11.30 3.05 - 7.28 HDFC [2] 2100.70 2138.45 2110.00 2145.00 2102.45 4607.71 2499.65 1473.10 23 2137.05 Liberty Sh 144.95 145.45 145.00 146.90 145.00 72.71 181.90 64.05 - 145.45
AdaniGas [1] 235.45 239.85 235.10 242.70 233.05 2417.40 242.55 76.70 62 239.80 ComputerAge 1290.25 1280.00 1299.90 1299.90 1278.00 201.37 1489.00 1260.00 - - HDFC AMC [5] 2312.40 2377.25 2323.00 2385.00 2313.05 293.47 3844.00 1963.60 41 2377.30 LICHsgFin [2] 306.50 301.90 308.00 310.95 298.25 5985.38 486.40 186.00 6 301.80
AdaniGreenEn 854.60 860.00 855.00 875.00 855.00 911.02 899.05 83.50 - 859.95 Con.FinHld 35.00 33.80 36.40 36.40 33.60 1.42 78.40 26.55 - - HDFC Bank [1] 1269.20 1307.65 1266.25 1310.00 1265.5017852.86 1309.95 738.90 25 1307.75 LIKHITHA INFRA 161.25 163.05 162.00 169.55 161.35 561.40 176.00 143.20 - -
AdaniTranmsn 299.30 291.85 299.70 299.90 289.40 598.58 365.80 147.50 - 291.55 Concor [5] 407.30 378.05 396.00 399.00 371.9013573.17 605.00 263.20 22 377.95 HDFCLifeIns 592.05 590.60 593.00 598.60 588.85 1990.46 647.50 339.15 89 590.70 Linc Pen&Pla 155.60 154.05 158.55 158.55 153.05 1.08 247.90 115.20 21 154.45
ADF Foods 417.45 416.70 417.45 419.00 412.30 14.83 459.75 123.35 30 415.05 ConfdnPetIn [1] 26.90 25.60 27.25 27.25 25.05 303.24 31.25 12.85 - 25.35 HEG 701.85 709.70 704.90 725.00 702.00 315.38 1299.80 413.20 - 709.55 Lincoln Phar 221.60 221.15 219.60 224.00 219.60 21.32 283.00 85.50 8 220.55
AdityaBirFas 154.70 153.10 155.70 157.50 150.10 3062.92 281.17 95.65 - 153.15 ControlPrint 218.60 215.50 218.75 220.70 214.00 2.85 301.90 150.90 14 214.20 Heidelbrg 189.90 192.25 189.90 193.70 188.85 316.27 217.80 120.00 18 192.15 Linde Ind 828.50 885.60 832.65 928.00 822.50 639.65 927.55 378.00 62 883.20
Ador Weld 247.50 244.20 244.10 249.90 241.65 15.21 368.80 163.15 14 245.10 CoralIndFin [2] 19.00 19.70 19.45 20.05 19.00 19.69 35.16 8.25 10 19.50 HEMISPHERE 58.40 64.75 59.00 68.60 58.35 5133.63 68.60 54.40 - - LloydsSteel [1] 0.70 0.70 0.65 0.70 0.65 439.25 1.52 0.30 - 0.69
AdunikInd 18.00 18.00 17.70 18.25 17.65 5.38 127.00 11.70 - - Cords Cab 39.65 39.90 40.45 40.45 39.35 2.93 58.00 22.10 6 40.30 Herc.Hoi [1] 94.30 100.85 95.50 103.40 95.50 1851.75 108.30 47.90 27 100.95 LMW 4063.10 4055.65 4095.00 4159.90 4050.00 5.74 4160.00 2001.00 380 4052.95
AdvancedEnz[2] 300.25 307.45 302.00 310.90 301.45 256.85 384.75 91.05 57 307.60 Corom.Intl [1] 744.65 760.80 748.55 764.90 747.00 658.43 838.00 444.20 17 760.70 Herit.Fds [5] 291.80 282.30 298.95 298.95 280.10 90.95 407.70 146.70 - 282.60 Lok.Mach 20.75 20.80 21.50 21.50 20.30 10.14 38.00 12.80 - 20.95
Advani Hot [2] 40.70 40.30 41.35 41.35 40.10 1.02 64.90 24.90 - 40.25 Cosmo Film 434.10 450.60 431.00 453.90 431.00 119.68 491.00 187.20 6 449.75 HeroMoto [2] 2944.35 2945.45 2943.00 2983.00 2925.20 1182.13 3393.85 1475.00 23 2941.85 Lotys Eye 30.25 29.90 30.05 30.50 29.25 3.15 39.85 16.65 - 30.05
Aegis Log [1] 206.55 204.80 207.55 210.75 203.55 318.35 266.95 108.10 107 205.05 CounClubH [2] 3.05 3.05 3.05 3.10 2.95 22.64 4.13 1.69 - 3.04 Hester Biosc 1816.55 1781.50 1820.00 1840.00 1773.05 8.82 1890.00 870.00 50 1778.40 Lovable 52.95 54.05 52.15 54.60 52.05 16.91 87.35 34.00 - 54.15
Affle(India) 2740.00 2815.85 2767.00 2852.35 2740.10 62.73 3143.00 908.95 238 2814.40 Count.Cond [1] 3.75 3.85 3.90 3.90 3.60 688.19 4.44 0.95 - 4.03 HFCL [1] 16.90 17.00 16.95 17.20 16.85 3946.96 20.00 8.15 - 17.00 LT Ovrseas [1] 52.30 51.70 52.50 52.90 51.50 934.81 63.50 13.00 18 51.70
Agarwal Inds 77.25 80.25 77.30 80.50 74.10 42.49 124.05 44.00 7 79.80 CPCL 75.80 75.15 75.90 77.50 74.00 614.13 168.80 47.70 - 75.35 HGInfraEngg 176.65 178.35 176.00 179.70 176.00 15.87 294.95 135.00 8 177.60 Lumax tech [2] 96.55 94.70 96.70 97.00 94.20 16.48 121.80 48.00 18 94.55
AGC Net 584.20 623.00 584.00 634.00 576.45 57.03 668.65 108.25 - 621.85 CrdtacsGramn 649.45 678.60 652.00 694.70 652.00 190.96 1000.80 305.75 36 677.40 Hikal [2] 170.60 167.10 171.10 172.50 165.65 389.23 204.40 57.00 22 167.10 Lumx Ind 1266.45 1285.65 1277.35 1290.00 1277.35 3.49 1695.95 702.00 40 1282.95
AgriTech Ind 27.75 27.90 27.75 28.00 26.90 1.62 52.10 17.00 - 27.70 CreatPer&Dis 129.65 127.75 134.40 134.40 126.15 32.08 151.00 64.05 - - HIL 1703.90 1736.50 1708.00 1750.95 1669.95 39.25 1880.00 497.15 16 1737.85 Lupin [2] 936.00 916.90 940.00 944.45 913.15 3841.15 1121.85 505.00 35 916.40
Agro Tech 708.55 717.85 704.00 720.00 704.00 4.72 825.00 350.00 53 717.20 Crest Ventu 90.20 89.50 92.00 92.00 86.15 24.93 114.40 44.60 47 89.20 Hilton Mtl 8.80 9.05 8.75 9.05 8.75 3.48 18.94 5.71 - 9.06 Lux Indust. [2] 1416.45 1416.95 1418.25 1429.00 1401.00 101.29 1680.00 812.80 26 1412.25
AgroPhosInd 8.15 8.05 8.15 8.45 7.45 16.43 155.40 4.95 - - Crisil [1] 1998.25 1996.80 1990.10 2033.00 1920.10 36.19 2125.00 1083.50 51 1997.05 HimadriSpec [1] 44.80 45.00 45.30 45.80 44.65 1074.45 75.00 27.30 15 44.95 Lyka Labs 17.00 17.05 17.05 17.40 16.60 15.73 24.85 9.70 - 16.90
Ahluwalia [2] 215.50 215.75 215.80 220.45 215.05 8.03 369.30 136.05 30 215.40 CromGreCon [2] 309.25 308.95 310.40 314.25 308.05 561.18 328.45 177.90 41 308.95 Himat.Seid [5] 125.40 126.40 125.40 130.35 123.55 179.73 151.95 43.00 22 126.65 Lypsa Gem 2.85 2.95 2.90 2.95 2.75 14.54 6.85 2.39 - 2.94
AIA Engg [2] 1750.10 1725.15 1760.00 1775.00 1720.00 17.69 1985.05 1111.00 21 1725.00 CSB BANK 236.85 255.70 236.80 258.50 235.50 865.86 314.20 95.00 49 256.00 Hind.Compo [5] 179.25 179.70 174.10 183.85 174.10 1.61 255.00 95.20 24 180.25
CubexTub 10.80 10.95 11.05 11.25 10.80 1.05 26.04 9.10 - 10.91
AIRAN
Ajanta Phr [2]
12.30
1611.45
12.50
1586.30
12.45
1615.00
12.50
1619.55
12.05
1580.20
47.51
92.85
19.55
1759.35
8.20
943.00
-
26 1587.20
-
CUMI [1] 301.95 293.65 299.50 305.00 291.60 250.07 361.40 175.00 34 293.95
Hind.Cop [5]
Hind.Media
34.50
50.00
34.25
50.00
34.50
49.95
34.95
50.45
34.15 406.82
49.95 35.99
51.00
87.70
18.30
35.50
-
5
34.25
49.95
M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CumminsInd [2] 454.35 456.05 456.60 461.80 449.00 1039.19 652.80 281.60 24 456.10 M&M [5] 602.10 613.60 603.00 619.30 601.70 5908.94 666.35 245.80 49 613.00
Ajmera 88.85 90.75 89.30 91.45 88.15 94.75 155.50 53.00 15 90.75 Hind.Mot [5] 4.95 4.95 4.90 5.00 4.90 62.13 8.40 2.51 - 4.94 M&M Fin [2] 128.25 130.00 128.95 132.00 128.5010159.42 245.75 76.47 15 130.00
Aksh Opti [5] 5.60 5.55 5.50 5.65 5.45 128.20 9.80 2.68 - 5.54 Cupid Ltd 215.65 204.00 208.10 210.00 200.60 151.61 295.00 115.00 7 204.10 Hind.N.Gls [2] 26.00 25.50 25.95 26.00 24.85 7.00 49.00 23.30 - 25.50
Cybertech 80.50 83.55 81.50 84.80 78.80 264.40 99.90 22.50 20 83.65 Maan Alum 71.15 75.00 71.90 76.90 70.60 49.03 80.90 23.65 7 75.85
AksharChem 207.50 206.40 208.05 210.40 205.00 6.35 340.00 140.00 14 207.25 Hind.Oil.Ex 63.70 64.10 64.00 64.95 63.55 98.06 109.40 30.55 9 64.10 MacpowerCNC 60.45 60.65 61.75 63.00 60.65 5.50 100.60 53.10 - -
Akzo 1932.75 1976.60 1932.85 1998.00 1930.00 16.03 2515.00 1730.00 55 1977.50 CYIENT Ltd [5] 408.45 403.10 408.95 414.70 401.10 188.62 514.00 184.15 18 403.35 Hind.Rect [2] 125.10 125.00 128.50 128.50 123.45 31.88 269.95 89.65 15 126.00 Madhav 24.90 25.05 24.40 25.35 24.25 1.76 41.00 17.60 9 25.15
Alankit [1] 15.30 16.20 15.65 16.90 15.20 137.62 21.70 8.25 - 15.85 Hind.Znc [2] 215.40 224.65 217.00 225.60 216.50 1819.21 258.80 122.00 15 224.55
AlbertDavid 398.35 401.55 396.85 403.00 396.85 7.00 568.35 255.00 26 401.85 D................................................ Hindalco [1] 187.35 188.15 186.00 190.35 185.4014037.27 221.20 85.05 68 188.10
MadhavCopper
MagadhSug&En
59.30
104.45
61.00
105.50
59.30
104.60
61.00
108.50
59.30
104.50
0.53
16.97
81.70
150.00
54.30
54.00
-
2 106.05
-
Alchemist 4.50 4.40 4.40 4.50 4.30 10.96 7.97 0.61 - 4.45 D P WIRES 69.65 68.00 71.05 72.40 63.20 3.46 98.00 41.15 - - HindujaGlo 701.35 716.35 710.00 721.50 703.05 19.10 1008.00 412.20 6 715.60 Magma Fin [2] 41.60 41.80 41.50 42.60 41.00 1235.12 71.00 12.70 - 41.80
Alembic [2] 91.45 90.35 92.40 92.40 90.20 214.20 122.75 25.00 38 90.25 D. P. ABHUSHAN 104.10 116.30 109.85 118.90 106.70 18.05 134.50 101.95 - - HindustnAero 700.70 702.35 703.80 719.00 697.00 360.65 1423.55 448.00 10 702.10 Magn.Ven 3.90 4.05 4.00 4.05 4.00 10.67 7.12 2.00 - 4.28
Alembic Ph [2] 994.50 979.05 994.95 995.70 976.10 115.82 1128.00 436.10 16 978.40 Dabur [1] 519.55 527.20 520.90 528.90 518.70 4929.18 535.00 385.05 72 527.15 HindustnFood 934.30 925.30 944.90 944.90 921.15 4.01 990.00 380.00 - - Mah.Cie.Auto 142.60 140.45 144.00 144.00 139.00 50.65 179.10 59.05 70 139.90
Alicon [5] 303.40 304.90 319.45 319.50 302.25 6.89 450.10 169.50 - 306.50 Dalm.B.Sug [2] 131.00 136.10 132.50 141.25 131.30 472.78 156.00 40.30 4 136.20 HisarMetalIn 81.00 80.55 83.40 83.40 79.00 10.84 93.00 36.20 22 80.05
Mah.Holi 171.10 174.90 172.00 175.70 172.00 49.13 244.70 122.00 - 174.90
Alkali Met 48.90 48.20 49.75 49.75 47.85 12.12 59.50 20.65 - 48.15 DamodarInd [5] 21.70 22.30 22.00 22.50 22.00 1.67 34.50 15.00 - - HiTech Gr 100.45 106.50 100.95 107.50 95.45 31.40 215.00 64.00 - 106.90
Mah.Life 269.05 268.40 270.40 272.00 261.35 41.75 428.25 171.20 - 269.90
AlkemLabs [2] 2750.60 2752.75 2750.00 2780.00 2707.65 267.46 3089.55 1945.00 22 2752.10 Datamatics [5] 71.10 70.70 72.35 72.45 70.10 29.63 89.75 28.10 24 70.90 Hi-TechPipes 134.65 130.05 136.95 139.90 129.00 20.00 126.50 41.40 - 81.45
Mah.Scoot 2937.95 3064.95 2948.00 3080.00 2924.60 14.68 4948.00 1815.00 31 3058.70
Alkyl Amine [5] 3160.00 3297.30 3190.00 3335.50 3176.15 98.93 3600.00 945.80 32 3301.75 DB Corp 73.85 74.85 74.40 75.55 73.90 72.14 150.50 59.00 15 74.90 HLV 4.60 4.60 4.60 4.70 4.50 45.11 8.00 2.90 - -
Mah.Seam [5] 230.85 242.15 235.00 243.95 234.10 161.65 447.40 185.00 4 241.75
Allcargo [2] 119.20 118.35 120.00 120.45 117.35 397.85 139.90 51.50 16 118.20 DB Realty 6.75 6.85 6.80 6.90 6.70 172.43 12.50 3.61 - 6.82 Honda Siel 965.60 966.60 970.30 976.90 962.00 6.96 1359.95 701.60 26 965.75
MahangrGas 842.00 837.60 845.00 848.00 835.00 558.27 1246.80 666.40 12 837.25
Allied Dig [5] 21.90 21.80 21.90 22.20 21.60 54.53 27.10 10.70 16 21.85 DB Stk [2] 9.20 8.90 9.90 9.90 8.70 6.61 12.74 7.35 - 8.91 Honey.Aut 29994.50 29891.85 30234.50 30393.25 29232.00 2.76 39499.50 20142.00 56 29861.35
MahaSteelInd 100.90 101.00 100.00 103.00 99.60 6.64 163.65 63.05 - 101.80
Allsec 240.05 238.60 237.20 240.85 236.10 3.68 340.00 109.15 27 237.25 DCB Bk 81.65 84.30 82.00 85.40 81.75 2571.85 204.55 58.10 8 84.30 HOV Services 29.25 28.85 29.30 29.30 28.10 5.36 64.75 22.25 23 29.95
MahindEPCIrr 127.05 129.70 128.90 133.95 127.30 186.68 194.50 70.80 - -
Alm.Global [6] 12.75 12.30 12.10 12.60 12.10 3.91 20.00 8.82 - 12.40 DCM 17.50 17.95 17.55 18.60 17.45 23.91 26.70 12.55 - - HPCL 205.25 205.35 206.00 207.25 202.3010209.22 317.10 155.00 4 205.10
MahindraLog 373.00 378.45 377.00 385.00 373.50 46.94 457.90 199.00 107 379.60
AlokIndus 22.85 22.30 22.60 22.85 21.80 6952.81 58.50 3.80 - - DCMNouvelle 26.90 26.50 26.50 28.85 26.05 10.17 38.40 20.35 - 27.00 HPLElect&Pow 28.25 28.90 28.75 29.25 28.10 34.05 49.50 18.30 - 28.85
Maithan 479.40 509.80 480.90 514.40 480.90 82.91 623.00 291.00 7 510.30
Alpha Lab 38.00 39.85 38.90 39.90 38.15 123.29 48.55 11.45 15 39.90 DCMShriram [2] 317.65 322.90 318.00 325.90 318.00 228.23 431.10 175.80 9 323.05 HSG&UrbanDev 31.30 31.35 31.40 31.80 31.15 645.89 45.70 18.05 4 31.35
Majesco [5] 927.70 926.60 930.00 931.45 925.00 106.70 938.00 170.55 521 925.90
Alphageo 148.95 147.05 151.80 151.80 145.00 10.61 278.90 110.05 - 146.85 DCW [2] 13.95 13.95 14.00 14.15 13.85 233.60 18.10 6.97 - 13.91 HSIL [2] 79.30 82.55 79.00 84.40 78.45 668.06 84.25 34.70 16 82.65
Malu Paper 22.95 23.10 22.95 23.80 22.90 9.08 37.90 19.10 - 23.15
Alps Ind 1.05 1.15 1.05 1.15 1.05 0.42 2.50 0.50 - - De Nora 206.95 213.15 209.95 228.40 206.05 33.09 265.00 112.20 15 212.65 Hubtown 10.15 10.25 10.00 10.40 10.00 16.50 18.80 7.09 - 10.31
Man Ind [5] 65.50 70.40 67.00 71.40 64.50 539.61 75.80 27.30 5 70.20
Amararaja [1] 801.15 808.70 801.10 811.40 797.05 744.40 814.00 350.25 24 808.50 Deccan Cem [5] 321.05 341.75 322.00 349.00 322.00 314.00 370.00 146.60 7 341.40 HUL [1] 2102.35 2094.15 2105.00 2123.95 2086.00 2127.82 2614.00 1756.00 68 2094.30
Man Infr [2] 25.60 25.60 25.90 26.00 25.30 226.84 33.90 14.50 8 25.65
AmberEntp(I) 2266.90 2320.30 2287.80 2348.00 2269.00 227.79 2544.95 921.60 154 2317.80 DeepEneResou 70.00 70.75 71.70 71.90 69.25 22.80 130.00 42.40 - -
ManakAlumi [1] 6.95 6.65 6.90 6.90 6.65 7.76 11.48 2.21 - 6.64
Ambika Cot 708.55 713.60 709.25 718.15 700.00 9.50 929.00 421.00 9 712.95 Deepk.Fer 143.90 141.15 144.30 146.20 140.70 494.00 186.98 55.27 9 141.15 I................................................. Manaksia [2] 38.15 38.15 38.75 39.20 37.60 24.21 53.60 26.60 5 38.20
AmbujaCeme[2] 255.75 248.00 257.00 257.00 246.65 8457.49 265.75 136.65 28 248.00 Deepk.Ntr [2] 751.85 762.00 756.80 771.90 751.80 958.59 888.00 310.00 25 761.60 Ibull Hsg [2] 144.65 152.35 144.95 155.50 144.0028387.78 376.80 81.25 4 152.35 ManakSteel [1] 9.80 9.55 9.60 9.85 9.45 18.10 15.43 5.92 7 9.55
AMD Ind 15.70 15.90 15.60 15.95 15.50 4.19 21.95 8.10 - - Delta Corp [1] 112.65 116.00 112.65 119.30 112.65 2608.13 224.75 54.00 35 116.00 Ibull Real [2] 47.65 48.25 47.55 49.70 47.55 1958.37 113.00 36.85 - 48.20 Manali Pet [5] 32.35 32.65 32.50 33.30 32.25 575.87 36.55 8.00 17 32.65
AMJLandHold[2] 20.00 21.45 21.00 21.65 20.50 44.11 24.80 13.10 8 21.00 Delta Mag 17.95 17.75 18.45 18.45 17.65 3.12 45.00 17.00 - 17.65 IceMakRefrig 76.55 73.45 77.50 77.80 73.00 11.38 84.40 58.05 - - Manap.Fin [2] 159.40 162.40 160.20 169.80 160.0017412.50 194.60 75.60 10 162.30
Amrutanjan [1] 427.35 433.70 429.00 441.50 425.40 110.51 558.70 251.00 39 433.65 Den Net 68.50 69.35 68.85 69.95 68.75 50.38 115.05 25.85 18 69.25 ICICI Bank [2] 438.50 442.80 439.85 444.90 436.2027831.42 552.40 269.00 25 443.10
Dewn HsgFin 15.65 15.40 15.55 15.60 15.25 869.52 26.90 8.40 - 15.40 ManCoatMet[1] 4.10 3.90 4.20 4.30 3.90 11.39 6.00 3.03 - 3.94
Anant Raj [2] 18.40 18.05 18.90 18.90 17.90 177.68 40.80 13.35 - 18.10 ICICILombGIC 1243.65 1260.45 1239.00 1273.00 1237.95 432.51 1439.90 805.60 41 1259.95 Mang.Cem 209.20 209.95 211.20 214.40 208.15 121.99 333.35 115.65 10 209.60
Andhar Sug 274.05 287.80 275.50 292.00 274.30 48.97 378.65 119.00 5 287.85 DFMFoods [2] 342.30 349.25 342.00 354.30 338.35 43.62 390.00 150.00 71 348.40 ICICISecu 451.05 454.00 452.60 458.00 450.00 165.13 568.90 203.60 - -
Dhamp.Sug 139.40 141.75 139.70 142.70 139.05 275.38 246.00 65.80 4 141.70 Mang.Chem 31.70 31.20 31.90 32.60 31.05 205.05 46.40 16.35 4 31.15
Andhra Cem 4.85 4.85 4.85 5.15 4.75 56.83 10.93 1.50 - 4.84 ICRA 2748.05 2681.85 2671.40 2747.65 2647.00 7.60 3226.95 1968.00 43 2666.65 Mang.Drug 146.70 144.65 146.00 148.25 144.00 52.70 170.90 20.40 14 144.80
AndhraPaper 186.65 188.65 187.35 191.00 185.60 11.59 333.30 112.00 - - DhaniService 190.25 207.25 191.00 209.95 180.55 931.08 277.20 63.50 - - IDBI 36.25 36.30 36.20 36.70 36.20 680.80 55.75 17.50 - 36.25
Dhanlk.Bk 11.90 11.90 11.90 12.25 11.75 346.74 17.93 7.42 7 11.89 Mang.Timb 7.60 7.85 7.60 7.85 7.25 3.78 11.00 4.61 - 7.71
AngelBroking 311.20 311.55 311.90 317.45 309.05 359.42 379.00 222.20 - - Idea Cell 8.50 8.60 8.45 8.95 8.40158987.01 13.45 2.61 - 8.60 Manugrph [2] 8.25 8.20 8.60 8.60 8.00 7.05 19.11 6.50 - 8.40
Anik Ind 11.65 11.55 11.25 11.60 11.25 3.51 17.50 5.80 - - Dhanuka Ag [2] 731.25 733.35 735.00 739.00 725.00 28.40 935.00 261.00 18 732.40 IDFC 30.30 30.05 31.00 31.05 29.95 2856.23 40.50 13.40 - 30.05
Dhar.Sugar 4.35 4.30 4.35 4.35 4.20 2.52 9.00 4.00 - - Maral Over 14.05 13.95 14.05 14.70 13.60 35.05 21.05 8.15 - 14.01
AnjPortCemen 202.05 209.50 204.95 212.00 202.20 74.33 234.90 82.25 12 209.30 IDFCFirstBnk 31.15 31.65 31.20 31.95 31.1026654.41 47.95 17.65 - - MarathNxt [5] 54.00 54.15 54.85 55.45 51.60 3.85 110.90 38.00 7 54.75
Ansal Hsg 3.85 3.80 3.90 3.90 3.75 9.67 9.15 2.57 - 3.81 Dhun.Inv 234.50 240.25 239.05 245.90 231.95 1.71 298.85 108.00 13 239.55 IFB Agro 336.65 358.20 338.00 374.60 333.00 25.56 478.35 147.30 16 357.70
Dhunseri Tea 285.80 288.35 283.05 298.40 283.05 12.42 305.00 90.10 - 290.00 Marico Ltd [1] 374.75 380.50 373.95 382.55 373.00 4301.54 382.70 233.80 45 380.55
Ansal Pro [5] 4.35 4.30 4.20 4.45 4.20 39.53 6.88 3.40 - 4.29 IFB Ind 713.90 714.95 713.50 723.95 711.00 18.06 793.30 232.05 - 713.95 Marksans [1] 53.70 51.85 53.80 54.95 50.00 5784.76 57.10 9.90 39 51.80
Apar Ind 301.85 299.65 305.05 309.40 297.80 44.88 565.00 235.10 14 300.35 DIC India 368.45 370.15 368.55 376.90 367.30 6.80 450.00 242.00 36 370.80 IFCI 5.85 5.80 5.90 5.90 5.75 1166.38 8.64 3.10 - 5.79
DigispiceTec 6.95 7.25 7.25 7.25 7.15 48.42 9.65 2.80 - - Maruti [5] 7092.80 6907.60 7092.00 7135.00 6890.00 1378.44 7566.00 4002.00 52 6905.60
Apcotex Ind [2] 152.35 149.30 153.10 153.10 147.50 47.25 183.80 64.35 118 149.50 IFGLRefract 150.90 146.50 150.85 152.95 142.10 5.77 193.00 64.10 16 146.90 MASFinServ 817.60 831.05 825.60 867.00 812.25 24.87 1269.00 448.05 26 832.00
ApexFznFoods 254.10 255.60 254.90 262.20 254.15 93.25 444.75 132.05 13 255.25 DiligenMedia [1] 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.40 0.35 3.21 0.76 0.31 - 0.36 IG Pet 286.40 314.00 290.50 315.00 289.00 158.02 338.00 81.25 66 313.50
DilipBuildco 334.15 347.30 335.00 352.00 335.00 398.60 441.50 193.40 15 347.05 Mastek [5] 927.60 917.35 931.45 945.00 907.00 95.78 949.00 170.05 127 918.40
APL Apl 3239.10 3256.20 3250.00 3280.05 3202.05 30.06 3276.40 1025.00 73 3255.50 Igarshi 276.85 281.90 279.00 287.80 277.45 38.79 415.70 150.65 67 282.35 MatrimCom [5] 673.05 659.80 690.00 697.00 645.00 39.55 764.55 251.00 46 661.00
Apollo Hsp [5] 2122.60 2085.90 2128.00 2168.45 2062.55 1290.15 2331.95 1047.45 243 2086.00 Dish TV [1] 11.50 11.60 11.90 12.30 11.55 8208.53 19.38 3.93 3 11.62 IIFLHoldings [2] 83.75 84.75 83.50 85.90 83.30 555.26 212.80 58.15 38 84.70
DishmanCar [2] 142.65 144.05 143.80 145.50 143.20 113.97 216.65 46.45 - 144.00 Maw.Sug 22.60 22.85 23.05 23.60 22.60 30.76 48.70 15.10 - 22.80
ApolloMicSys 115.85 111.70 115.00 117.00 110.90 223.52 142.70 40.00 20 111.55 IIFLSecurity 38.45 38.60 39.05 39.50 38.55 292.19 62.60 22.10 - - MaxFinancial [2] 619.15 621.15 618.30 624.00 608.00 697.62 645.00 279.75 116 621.20
ApolloPipes 522.70 585.85 525.50 605.00 525.50 461.01 605.00 210.00 - - Divi'sLabs [2] 3209.00 3237.25 3210.00 3264.80 3186.50 1234.14 3388.00 1627.15 54 3237.70 IIFLWealtMgt 919.65 908.75 910.60 924.25 905.05 7.12 1663.95 720.00 - -
DixonTec(In) 10020.80 10015.05 10188.00 10599.00 9899.00 159.05 10600.00 2671.00 113 10027.05 MaxHealthCre 114.55 114.50 114.20 115.55 112.40 239.90 133.95 102.35 - -
ApolloSindo 585.75 587.00 582.50 599.85 582.50 0.81 845.00 280.00 - - ImagiWrldEnt 3.85 3.90 4.00 4.00 3.80 24.18 6.45 2.30 - - MaxIndia 56.90 57.95 57.10 58.35 56.35 135.61 69.90 52.35 - -
ApolloTyr [1] 147.80 153.45 149.20 157.20 147.0016534.35 182.30 73.55 21 153.50 DLF Ltd [2] 165.80 167.90 165.70 169.25 164.7010144.66 266.65 114.50 - 167.75 IMP Pwr 12.55 12.90 12.50 13.15 12.00 0.81 25.20 9.45 - 13.10
D-Link [2] 101.15 101.40 101.15 102.75 100.30 115.31 136.05 51.00 15 101.55 MaxVent&Ind 37.35 38.30 37.70 39.80 37.30 61.99 60.85 25.15 - 38.35
Aptech 112.80 113.40 113.70 114.80 112.55 98.47 191.40 65.55 - 113.50 IMPAL 521.05 527.15 515.05 534.45 515.05 0.34 675.75 374.40 15 521.00 Mayur Uniq [5] 251.05 254.75 253.75 257.00 251.10 50.73 309.90 118.20 18 253.60
Archidply 27.00 25.65 26.90 28.35 25.35 209.34 32.55 12.00 - 25.80 DolatInvest [1] 45.05 43.90 45.65 45.65 41.80 80.93 77.95 27.45 9 44.00 Ind Terr [2] 28.05 28.15 28.20 28.85 27.75 50.75 78.00 23.40 - 28.30
DollarInd [2] 140.15 140.00 140.15 142.75 139.50 225.98 197.35 94.00 13 139.75 MazagonDock 169.25 170.05 169.55 174.00 169.00 1994.56 216.95 164.00 - -
Archies [2] 11.70 11.60 11.75 11.80 11.40 13.94 24.80 8.12 - 11.50 Ind.Bk.Mer 8.40 8.50 8.60 8.65 8.45 34.89 16.18 4.16 - 8.49 Mazda Ltd 543.10 548.10 545.60 549.00 533.00 7.93 590.00 222.25 14 549.20
Aries Agro 83.85 83.35 83.05 84.50 82.50 27.30 93.20 33.55 6 82.35 Donear [2] 24.15 23.70 23.90 24.35 23.50 18.93 34.35 18.30 - 23.75 Ind.Card 97.60 94.35 93.40 96.95 93.40 0.36 136.30 79.00 - -
DPSC 11.95 11.95 12.05 12.05 11.75 10.20 14.50 4.40 - - MBL Infra 8.70 8.40 8.75 8.75 8.35 58.57 10.84 2.42 1 8.50
Arih.Found 15.60 16.15 16.15 16.15 15.60 0.11 33.50 10.40 - - Ind.Cem 121.50 121.45 121.90 129.00 120.90 4714.42 140.00 69.45 - 121.55 McD.Hld 23.85 24.35 23.25 25.00 23.25 15.71 31.90 10.95 - 24.15
ArihantSuper 20.80 21.25 21.00 21.25 20.50 1.93 32.75 16.50 - 21.75 DQ Ent 1.15 1.15 1.10 1.20 1.10 23.66 2.84 0.65 - 1.19 Ind.Gly 273.20 274.40 273.00 277.80 272.35 35.66 396.80 176.15 9 274.00
Dr Reddy [5] 4958.50 4902.95 4962.90 4962.90 4890.85 1090.44 5514.65 2497.60 33 4902.20 MCX 1686.55 1728.25 1705.00 1747.70 1700.05 249.66 1875.00 805.05 44 1730.30
ArmanFinServ 580.30 584.65 591.00 595.00 572.10 7.15 1119.95 287.30 30 584.20 Ind.Hume [2] 160.65 160.05 161.90 162.50 159.30 21.51 272.00 101.00 16 159.20 Meghmani [1] 71.65 72.10 72.25 74.00 71.50 947.70 85.00 31.80 10 72.05
AroGranite 30.20 29.80 30.05 31.55 29.50 44.74 46.00 15.35 14 29.60 Dred.Corp 241.50 253.80 243.90 260.00 243.90 293.82 412.00 121.80 44 253.55 Ind.Metals 256.55 265.05 258.95 271.45 258.00 60.82 271.35 92.00 - 265.50
DrLalPathLab 2322.65 2318.65 2331.00 2377.80 2265.00 187.52 2395.00 1181.80 99 2311.05 MenonBear [1] 47.55 47.90 48.75 48.90 47.00 34.86 64.00 27.00 20 48.00
ArowGreenTec 45.60 44.75 45.60 46.20 44.35 2.41 67.10 30.35 16 45.20 Ind.Nippon [5] 330.30 327.75 333.65 334.40 326.20 8.22 471.85 163.05 25 327.40 MEP Infra 13.60 13.75 13.60 14.10 13.60 462.45 45.00 9.43 - 13.70
Arss Infra 12.00 12.25 12.00 12.45 11.95 19.13 26.95 9.11 3 12.34 DuconInfrTec[1] 4.40 4.80 4.80 4.80 4.50 322.57 7.28 2.30 - 4.86 Ind.Ovr.Bk 9.70 9.65 10.15 10.40 9.4512147.03 13.83 6.17 - 9.65
Dwarikesh [1] 27.60 27.60 27.65 28.10 27.55 459.15 42.05 13.30 6 27.60 Mercator [1] 0.85 0.85 0.90 0.90 0.85 2502.26 1.69 0.42 - 0.87
ArtemsMedSvc 154.65 160.20 154.00 161.00 152.10 5.82 283.00 106.70 - - Ind.Ram.Sy 24.10 23.80 23.45 24.80 23.45 135.94 33.70 8.35 - 23.70
Dynac.Sys 38.10 38.15 38.05 39.25 37.55 7.15 54.60 12.65 6 38.05 Metrpolhelth [2] 1964.80 1980.70 1970.00 2019.00 1960.00 88.40 2146.50 993.20 95 1971.00
Arvind 34.00 33.80 33.90 34.20 33.70 439.35 53.75 19.00 9 33.80 IndiabulsInt 52.50 52.85 52.70 54.30 52.00 540.97 146.50 31.00 - -
Dynamatic 666.95 711.40 675.30 733.60 674.85 83.63 1285.60 424.05 9 712.10 MFL 15.65 16.00 15.75 16.20 15.75 70.67 24.70 12.15 - -
ArvindFash [4] 124.80 124.15 126.30 126.30 123.80 81.03 338.20 110.55 - 124.30 Indian Bk 59.90 60.15 60.40 61.35 59.95 1058.83 134.55 41.70 8 60.15
DynemicProd 223.20 227.45 223.05 230.95 222.35 54.12 284.50 84.25 10 228.55 Minda Corp [2] 70.30 68.60 70.75 72.40 66.10 1025.55 122.00 52.60 26 68.65
ArvindSmart 85.75 86.55 85.55 87.50 85.00 61.01 112.80 56.20 22 86.20 Indian Htl [1] 98.90 98.55 99.95 100.40 98.00 1212.53 158.00 62.10 - 98.60 Minda Ind [2] 319.90 326.90 322.50 329.90 322.50 134.66 423.71 208.25 320 326.60
Asahi India [1] 222.05 221.45 223.90 224.50 220.10 24.28 276.95 118.40 75 221.00 IndianEgyExc[1] 186.80 194.40 187.00 195.50 187.00 759.13 219.05 111.05 32 194.35 MindTree 1357.90 1356.70 1357.90 1364.00 1338.45 562.88 1605.45 675.80 26 1356.20
Asahi Song 238.95 239.65 240.90 255.00 232.00 283.56 256.00 63.05 13 239.95 E ................................................ IndianRailTr 1310.40 1311.20 1318.00 1318.40 1308.30 108.11 1994.00 774.65 - - Mirc Ele [1] 8.00 8.05 8.00 8.20 7.85 168.29 11.88 3.61 - 8.00
Ashapura [2] 77.30 77.75 78.05 80.00 77.30 34.86 91.15 18.70 - 77.85 EbixcashWrld 308.55 310.40 315.25 315.30 305.60 1.66 534.95 240.00 - - IndmrtIntmsh 4820.70 4951.75 4885.00 5024.45 4832.95 96.27 5487.50 1641.05 - - Mirza [2] 46.90 46.70 46.75 47.55 46.60 148.98 71.80 27.35 38 46.70
Ashiana [2] 79.10 77.45 80.70 80.70 77.00 68.19 125.00 39.00 - 77.50 Eclerx 713.90 712.25 745.00 767.00 703.00 296.12 814.65 323.15 12 711.80 C MishDhatuNig 180.70 185.90 185.80 188.80 184.55 690.08 278.00 135.20 26 185.80
Ashok Ley [1] 85.35 85.00 85.00 86.65 84.3525995.94 87.50 33.70 - 84.95 EdelFinSer [1] 55.65 54.40 57.05 57.70 54.15 1637.07 134.25 29.90 - 54.40 W MittalLifSty 11.45 10.90 10.90 10.90 10.90 22.29 160.75 10.90 - -
Ashoka Bld [5] 62.05 62.80 62.80 63.70 62.10 378.72 121.60 37.00 4 62.80 EicherMotor [1] 2119.80 2139.05 2128.00 2153.95 2112.00 996.38 2389.00 1246.00 41 2138.20 R m MM Forg 335.35 334.30 338.60 354.40 332.00 33.66 470.55 151.00 32 337.20
Asian Gran 284.50 279.50 280.20 285.80 277.70 113.32 318.00 109.15 48 280.00 EID Parry [1] 284.60 283.95 283.65 288.95 282.35 1129.48 325.40 100.00 - 283.85 C MMPIndustris 74.30 75.20 75.00 77.40 70.50 1.89 133.25 43.95 - -
Asian Htl-E 133.15 131.80 132.25 135.65 130.05 0.57 229.00 111.30 12 131.00 EIH [2] 74.25 76.15 74.60 79.60 74.55 1487.37 158.54 53.65 - 76.20 MMTC [1] 16.25 16.25 16.35 16.55 16.20 509.48 24.35 9.90 - 16.30
Asian Htl-N 53.65 53.20 54.75 56.00 52.65 21.46 107.00 44.25 - 53.60 EIH A Htl 228.15 229.05 231.65 233.75 227.00 11.43 329.80 164.10 135 229.85 MohotaInd 7.55 7.30 7.80 7.80 7.10 29.60 18.00 5.39 - 7.26
Asian Htl-W 245.95 245.45 246.70 248.85 236.00 1.98 395.00 190.00 - 245.20 Eimco 310.00 310.20 301.95 313.90 301.95 0.55 406.20 180.00 15 305.00 M MOIL 123.50 122.80 124.55 126.20 122.10 299.18 170.00 86.80 27 122.75
Asian Paints [1] 2238.30 2209.05 2233.95 2248.00 2202.50 2395.97 2247.10 1431.85 93 2208.45 Elec. Eng [2] 23.45 26.85 23.70 28.00 23.35 1656.83 43.65 13.75 6 26.90 G Mold-TekPac [5] 261.25 257.65 262.50 262.50 256.00 24.05 302.37 144.83 23 258.20
Aspinwall&Co 116.50 116.65 118.80 123.55 116.00 2.43 175.00 71.40 - - Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 20.20 20.20 20.40 20.60 20.10 329.12 27.00 7.56 - 20.20 w Mold-TekTec [2] 50.55 50.00 50.15 51.10 49.35 33.58 57.40 29.60 14 49.90
AssoAlchohol 246.55 250.75 247.00 252.05 243.95 18.56 297.75 123.05 - - Electrotherm 90.85 91.45 91.50 93.70 90.75 8.17 169.80 69.00 - 92.00 BK Monte Carlo 181.90 183.45 185.95 186.00 181.00 18.88 317.00 128.00 7 183.45
Aster Life 1072.20 1098.35 1078.80 1144.00 1073.75 128.80 1365.00 306.00 28 1099.10 Elgi Eqp [1] 108.25 107.55 108.95 108.95 105.60 16.83 141.80 51.13 43 107.60 N O Morarj.Tex [7] 10.45 9.85 10.05 10.55 9.50 9.75 18.48 7.80 - 9.74
AsterDMHealt 133.90 135.55 133.60 136.50 133.50 103.65 180.50 78.50 - 135.35 Elgi Rbr 16.55 16.70 16.80 16.90 16.20 18.91 25.75 9.30 - - m Morepan [2] 26.95 27.50 27.05 27.85 26.95 1946.01 34.95 7.21 - 27.50
Astra Mic [2] 108.55 110.75 109.10 111.75 108.55 300.82 134.90 45.85 18 110.85 Emami [1] 375.15 370.95 377.70 379.00 362.10 1077.09 407.00 140.85 60 370.65 N O DG Most.Fin [1] 559.50 561.25 558.95 564.00 556.45 47.59 903.50 426.00 26 560.60
Astral Poly [1] 1148.40 1166.00 1152.40 1178.00 1149.05 78.41 1312.00 747.60 95 1163.60 EmamiPapMi [2] 64.00 63.50 67.00 67.00 62.75 4.91 157.95 47.45 25 63.55 Mot.Gen.Fin [5] 14.80 15.30 14.80 15.85 14.60 1.19 26.83 10.13 - 14.89
AstraZen [2] 4294.35 4280.05 4343.00 4389.00 4260.00 35.15 4970.00 1888.00 154 4278.25 Emkay Glo 63.70 63.00 63.95 64.50 62.10 8.85 80.90 24.00 - 63.00 MothersSum [1] 112.55 117.05 113.00 117.90 110.9023268.86 151.00 48.50 62 117.00
AstronPaper 45.95 46.25 46.00 46.90 45.20 9.88 54.50 24.15 20 46.70 Emmbi Ind 71.10 73.00 71.50 73.85 71.05 17.01 141.05 41.10 10 73.05 MphasiS 1363.20 1335.20 1360.00 1376.35 1326.90 175.63 1462.90 612.05 20 1334.00
Atlanta [2] 6.50 6.50 6.75 6.75 6.35 17.81 11.62 2.62 - 6.52 EnduranceTec 1054.90 1055.55 1055.00 1069.00 1046.75 99.04 1201.90 562.00 56 1055.55 MPS 357.10 376.45 361.90 380.00 355.05 4.96 520.00 156.00 13 372.80
Atul 6095.15 6150.00 6120.00 6188.00 6054.45 20.48 7021.25 3256.60 31 6148.40 Energy Dev 5.15 5.25 5.10 5.40 5.05 17.70 9.10 3.35 - 5.26 MRF 68568.50 68516.85 69250.00 69900.00 68139.85 48.00 73500.00 50000.00 25 68514.05
Atul Auto [5] 159.15 159.15 162.80 163.50 157.70 113.94 298.70 117.00 10 159.30 Eng.India [5] 64.80 67.35 65.00 67.90 64.95 2919.22 115.20 49.85 12 67.30 W Mro-Tek [5] 19.70 19.05 20.60 20.65 19.00 12.74 36.25 18.40 - 19.35
Aurionpro 72.15 72.95 72.70 75.75 71.30 24.71 88.05 27.05 16 72.90 Ent.Net.Ind 145.55 145.25 147.00 148.95 141.20 4.83 277.50 101.00 - 148.55 MRPL 27.00 27.20 27.25 27.55 27.10 761.62 51.20 21.25 - 27.20
AurobindPhr [1] 791.25 780.15 793.65 797.90 777.55 2098.08 967.60 281.15 20 779.45 EPL 255.60 253.00 255.60 258.50 252.45 38.93 318.60 112.00 - - MSP Stl 6.10 6.25 6.40 6.40 6.00 5.27 8.18 3.66 - 6.34
AUSmallFinBk 757.85 772.20 761.00 789.85 761.00 416.67 1217.70 366.20 28 770.30 Equitas Hold 43.55 44.75 43.65 45.00 43.10 2841.79 120.50 32.75 - 44.70 D MSTC 144.20 149.60 146.50 154.00 146.40 500.38 235.20 73.10 - -
Ausom 60.00 63.15 60.20 65.90 59.00 187.94 65.50 23.50 4 63.40 EquitSmlFinBk 33.00 32.85 32.70 33.05 32.50 1351.59 33.75 30.05 - - MT Edu 9.05 9.05 9.10 9.30 8.60 16.86 22.55 6.24 - 9.06
Auto Axl 714.40 716.10 707.40 734.00 707.40 12.29 907.25 335.70 - 716.35 ErisLifeSci [1] 515.35 515.90 516.55 520.55 507.00 299.22 593.40 341.05 23 515.85 G A MTNL 9.40 9.75 9.45 10.25 9.30 2653.29 13.32 5.55 - 9.74
Auto Stamp 21.15 21.50 21.15 22.10 21.05 4.00 38.65 11.80 - 21.85 Esab Ind 1402.50 1391.50 1415.00 1429.95 1375.00 5.20 1727.00 870.00 35 1379.75 Mukand 47.40 46.40 46.05 47.05 46.05 22.35 56.30 12.00 - 46.50
Autoline 28.25 27.90 28.25 28.50 27.25 4.54 44.35 9.20 - 28.05 Escorts 1254.20 1285.45 1261.00 1291.00 1255.75 2012.04 1342.70 527.10 28 1285.50 OC Mukand En 8.40 8.40 8.30 8.40 8.30 1.42 17.90 6.30 - -
Autolite 18.20 18.60 18.50 19.00 17.75 5.28 29.90 10.60 - 18.25 ESI [2] 0.95 0.95 0.95 0.95 0.95 1.00 1.50 0.48 - 0.95 O C m Mukta Ar [5] 28.35 27.15 27.50 27.85 26.60 8.17 44.60 15.20 13 27.55
AvadSug&Egy 176.70 179.70 177.95 182.00 177.00 28.17 364.15 88.50 5 179.75 Ester [5] 110.70 117.30 111.00 117.95 110.50 569.91 134.90 22.65 7 117.15 PCA Munj.Auto [2] 54.80 55.05 55.35 55.95 54.85 102.67 68.50 19.90 - 54.90
Avanti Feeds [1] 489.15 494.05 490.50 503.15 489.50 365.09 769.90 250.00 23 494.30 Everady [5] 133.70 135.65 135.95 136.50 132.20 59.19 157.60 45.15 14 135.70 P N Munj.Showa [2] 136.55 135.85 140.00 140.00 135.05 52.37 165.80 55.00 28 136.25
AvenuSupmart 2281.95 2294.60 2281.95 2303.25 2243.45 445.99 2559.00 1701.00 158 2292.10 Everest Ind 229.55 225.40 232.50 232.95 224.00 38.01 346.65 120.00 10 225.95 RB
AVT Natl [1] 43.30 43.95 43.50 44.15 43.35 60.50 51.00 20.25 17 44.15 Murd.Cera 16.15 16.45 16.20 17.55 15.90 59.24 25.80 8.26 - 16.30
Excel Ind [5] 877.90 912.05 884.45 923.95 880.40 21.51 1024.50 374.50 15 910.70 MusicBrdcast 22.00 21.95 22.10 22.45 21.85 224.05 33.00 12.20 - -
Axis Bank [2] 539.30 541.75 538.75 546.00 531.2022256.96 765.90 285.00 52 541.75 Excel Realty 1.15 1.10 1.20 1.20 1.10 163.17 1.41 0.82 - 1.12 C
AxisCades [5] 43.00 43.85 43.20 44.00 43.15 22.88 81.95 26.70 - 43.90 Muthoot Cap 384.55 386.65 384.90 393.60 381.10 29.67 663.15 222.05 11 385.25
Exide [1] 163.00 164.20 163.90 165.00 161.75 4067.34 208.10 121.90 21 164.05 DC m MuthootFinan 1219.35 1256.35 1207.20 1266.90 1206.00 2879.95 1405.00 477.50 15 1255.30
AYM Syntex 29.15 29.85 29.90 30.25 28.45 22.74 40.90 12.90 - 30.00 ExpleoSolu 563.15 511.55 542.65 549.00 479.00 150.30 642.40 112.60 - - DC

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BAG Films [2] 2.45 2.50 2.40 2.60 2.40 29.59 3.59 1.42 - 2.56 MO NACLInd [1] 42.90 41.90 42.55 43.85 41.40 148.94 51.10 17.05 25 41.85
FACT 47.60 49.35 47.60 51.95 47.30 1210.63 55.60 21.55 3 49.30 NagaDhunseri 604.00 596.25 577.95 604.05 577.95 0.06 725.00 300.00 - -
Bajaj Auto 2949.30 2977.40 2960.00 3000.00 2955.00 889.57 3315.00 1793.10 20 2979.20 FCS Soft [1] 0.40 0.40 0.45 0.45 0.40 728.52 0.58 0.19 - 0.41
Bajaj Elect [2] 504.90 499.50 504.90 507.65 493.00 232.61 545.00 260.00 201 499.20 FDC [1] 325.00 332.40 326.75 335.00 326.20 190.13 378.00 165.65 20 332.40 J NagarjunFert[1]
Nagrk.Exp [5]
4.10
12.80
4.10
14.60
4.10
13.50
4.20
14.95
4.00 217.67
12.75 36.03
7.53
23.00
2.49
8.32
- 4.15
- 14.06
Bajaj Hind [1] 4.45 4.50 4.45 4.60 4.35 1320.07 8.40 2.34 - 4.51 Fed Bk [2] 54.15 54.75 54.10 55.30 53.3542549.79 96.95 35.70 8 54.75 &K B
Bajaj Hld 2369.05 2426.90 2390.00 2449.00 2371.30 63.88 3949.35 1471.85 22 2427.15 Nah.Cap [5] 65.90 66.35 64.40 66.40 64.40 2.04 84.40 42.50 5 66.30
Fed.Goetze 254.05 258.00 254.25 260.00 254.25 18.54 664.90 239.30 - 258.15 Nah.Ind 25.70 26.35 25.30 26.35 25.30 1.09 33.40 14.40 - 26.85
BajajConCare[1] 186.20 185.65 188.00 188.85 185.05 191.11 258.70 117.50 15 185.95 Fiem Ind 503.55 511.15 503.55 518.85 502.25 17.65 677.35 230.20 16 511.55 P
BajajFin [2] 3736.90 3780.75 3734.10 3827.30 3704.10 5744.05 4923.20 1783.10 55 3778.05 Nah.Poly [5] 81.30 84.70 79.90 88.80 79.25 136.14 91.40 24.00 6 84.80
Filatex [2] 27.40 27.50 27.40 27.95 27.15 268.43 43.80 15.55 8 27.40 C Nah.Spg [5] 40.30 40.20 40.45 41.25 39.60 7.85 53.70 22.10 - 40.50
BajajFinserv [5] 6055.15 6286.45 6025.00 6350.00 6025.00 1559.3410297.00 3985.60 310 6280.75 Fin.Cable [2] 278.60 279.10 278.00 283.55 277.60 76.77 429.90 165.00 12 278.75 B
Balaji Amn [2] 843.40 886.95 849.00 914.90 841.10 658.94 995.00 204.10 20 886.55 NALCO [5] 32.50 32.65 32.55 32.80 32.10 5712.56 48.80 24.45 - 32.60
FineOrgInd [5] 2445.65 2426.40 2474.00 2500.00 2415.55 53.12 3258.25 1500.00 58 2427.20 DVR Nalwa Son 745.40 743.05 745.05 750.00 743.00 0.17 860.20 411.00 10 750.00
Balaji Tele [2] 62.15 61.95 62.00 64.20 61.25 144.61 101.70 28.00 12 61.85 FineotexChe [2] 34.25 37.85 34.55 39.50 34.00 2834.09 39.20 12.35 17 37.95
Balkrishna [2] 1412.25 1453.00 1418.95 1468.45 1410.30 917.76 1514.70 677.60 32 1452.50 NarayaHru 345.40 341.95 347.10 347.10 335.00 93.79 389.00 210.00 - 341.50
Fino.Ind 567.90 568.40 572.00 578.00 561.50 70.50 635.00 283.00 22 568.00 m A Natco Phr [2] 918.10 928.30 922.95 936.95 917.45 258.56 995.05 450.00 37 927.50
BalkrishPap 12.70 12.85 12.75 13.55 12.65 14.28 22.25 9.85 - 12.47 Firstsource 72.60 73.75 73.40 74.25 72.90 1751.13 78.35 20.65 26 73.70
BalmerLaw 100.95 101.35 101.15 103.45 101.00 188.47 138.90 69.85 12 101.25 Nath Bio-Gen 279.05 279.85 283.50 283.50 278.00 21.17 415.50 126.25 9 280.15
ForceMotors 1043.25 1048.50 1043.25 1059.00 1033.00 14.65 1504.00 591.20 - - B Natl Build [1] 23.00 22.90 23.20 23.40 22.80 3280.97 45.00 14.10 - 22.90
Balrampur [1] 149.95 149.70 150.50 152.55 148.55 1053.46 195.00 68.80 6 149.60 Fortis Hlt 131.15 128.95 131.00 132.75 128.30 807.53 169.00 113.20 - 128.80 A
Ban.Amn.Spg 85.65 85.50 83.50 85.90 83.50 0.16 147.25 65.05 - 86.65 Natl Fert 31.95 32.70 32.50 32.95 32.20 479.20 45.00 15.00 4 32.65
Foseco 1144.15 1143.45 1169.00 1185.00 1137.70 0.91 1650.00 840.00 50 1143.50 Nava.B.Ve [2] 51.45 51.40 51.60 51.60 51.15 271.91 95.20 32.40 8 51.35
Ban.Amn.Sug 1302.65 1304.05 1303.05 1309.00 1299.85 5.11 1600.00 636.05 16 1309.45 Fut. Life [2] 74.35 73.95 74.90 75.00 73.80 141.63 464.00 67.45 - 73.95
Banar.Beads 57.30 55.80 58.00 58.00 55.25 5.75 70.55 25.55 14 56.00 Navin Flu [2] 2493.45 2513.20 2496.00 2570.00 2479.90 461.25 2567.10 825.55 29 2511.05
Fut. Mkt 15.35 15.25 15.40 15.70 15.00 33.42 34.50 8.55 - 15.50 BC m Navkar Corp 25.15 25.30 25.15 25.60 25.15 89.92 36.55 13.20 18 25.25
Banco Ind [2] 91.30 91.55 91.80 92.55 91.30 39.71 114.40 55.00 17 91.55 FutEntpDVR [2] 11.55 11.55 11.55 11.75 11.30 27.75 30.95 9.13 1 11.50 B
BandhanBank 321.00 330.90 321.00 332.50 319.0013602.40 596.80 152.35 20 330.80 Navneet Ed [2] 76.55 77.45 76.45 82.40 75.85 72.35 104.00 45.10 14 77.70
Future Cons 7.05 7.10 7.05 7.10 7.00 2161.03 29.30 5.75 - - BM A NBI.IndFinCo 1605.20 1614.95 1645.00 1645.00 1585.10 0.01 1859.95 1067.00 - -
Bang Over 20.30 19.80 20.00 20.40 19.05 0.99 27.85 13.55 11 20.35 FutureEntp [2] 9.00 9.05 8.95 9.10 8.90 707.26 27.75 7.55 - 8.85 P
BANKA BIOLOO 41.20 40.45 42.80 42.80 40.05 2.25 43.95 34.75 - - NCC [2] 34.95 34.80 34.95 35.45 34.65 4278.64 70.00 15.90 6 34.75
FutureRetail [2] 69.10 68.70 69.60 69.70 68.30 1796.99 387.90 61.05 - 68.70 D NCL Ind 129.70 141.95 131.95 143.60 131.00 1819.49 143.45 48.25 12 141.75
Bans.Syn 73.15 73.00 73.65 74.70 72.75 4.24 148.50 60.05 5 73.05 FuturSuplyCh 84.80 84.90 84.80 85.70 84.30 44.66 534.95 78.25 - 85.15 P
BASF 1485.20 1491.05 1489.90 1517.75 1472.00 65.50 1870.00 795.00 83 1491.75 NDRAutoCompo 136.30 141.80 136.30 143.10 136.30 17.39 284.95 120.00 - -
P NDTV [4] 29.40 29.15 28.65 29.75 28.50 14.25 53.15 19.20 22 29.40
Bata India [5]
Bayer Crop
1334.85
5546.15
1339.75
5576.05
1340.00
5590.55
1359.75
5684.85
1335.00 1056.20 1897.00
5530.00 21.51 6550.00
1017.20
2980.80
138 1339.15
37 5573.40
G ................................................ w NECaryCorp 7.55 7.50 7.70 7.70 7.45 7.07 17.29 3.00 - 7.49
Gabriel [1] 98.70 100.70 100.40 102.00 97.55 325.10 133.00 40.25 37 100.70 &P
BCPowerCon [2] 4.75 4.85 4.85 4.90 4.30 133.82 22.65 4.06 - 4.84 Nect.Life [1] 17.15 16.65 17.05 17.25 16.50 454.13 30.05 7.20 - 16.65
GAIL 87.45 85.80 87.50 87.70 85.5013595.70 137.80 65.70 7 85.75 W
BEL [1] 92.90 92.45 92.10 93.50 91.50 6721.25 118.45 56.10 14 92.40 Nelcast [2] 58.80 58.35 58.90 59.30 58.00 44.92 66.50 23.50 25 58.30
GalaxSurfact 1774.85 1758.05 1788.00 1820.00 1746.80 24.68 2035.85 975.00 35 1757.90 H
BEML 616.80 620.05 617.00 646.00 616.00 631.16 1080.00 369.60 80 619.85 Nelco 182.55 182.35 183.45 186.70 181.60 36.58 269.70 109.05 74 182.40
Gallant Isp [1] 27.00 26.95 28.00 28.00 26.60 23.82 35.10 15.55 12 27.05 P
BergrPaintIn [1] 647.25 649.60 660.00 670.00 646.50 5184.59 675.45 390.00 108 649.25 NeogenChem 673.10 664.60 670.00 679.45 660.00 12.92 819.55 343.95 - -
Gallant Mtl 32.75 32.50 34.00 34.00 32.20 11.92 40.75 18.10 - 32.70 KC m
BF Inv [5] 269.60 273.50 270.95 278.00 269.60 16.44 368.40 152.00 26 273.45 Nesco [2] 503.90 501.35 506.90 517.35 490.00 78.87 816.90 381.10 14 501.95
Gamm.Infra [2] 0.55 0.55 0.60 0.60 0.55 383.06 1.01 0.22 - 0.57 K C m
BF Util [5] 236.00 239.00 236.95 243.75 236.45 108.03 361.00 134.35 - 238.55 NestleIndia 17221.30 17006.65 17240.00 17279.85 16903.10 119.00 18301.00 12588.95 79 17008.75
Gandhi Tub [5] 207.10 205.90 207.25 208.50 202.25 1.18 299.90 136.70 14 206.00 KP
BGR Engy 31.30 31.90 32.00 32.00 31.60 27.14 65.10 18.95 - 31.75 Netwk 18 [5] 33.10 33.30 33.75 34.20 33.15 413.49 50.05 14.85 - 33.40
Ganesh Hsg 24.60 24.90 24.60 25.25 24.60 7.57 51.00 17.50 - 25.05 K
Bhageria Ind [5] 130.25 129.15 130.20 132.50 128.75 41.49 154.55 66.00 10 129.60 Neuland 1224.95 1218.60 1230.15 1234.75 1205.05 56.96 1335.35 247.30 41 1215.50
Ganesha Ecos 266.35 266.65 265.95 268.45 263.30 54.02 390.00 138.25 15 265.50 m
BhagngrInd [2] 17.60 17.60 17.95 17.95 17.50 4.59 28.95 10.80 - 17.60 NewgenSwTech 255.40 255.75 256.00 257.70 251.00 54.34 269.00 96.20 19 256.75
GangesSecu 39.25 40.70 40.10 40.90 40.10 0.59 55.10 19.45 - - M
BhagyangrPr [2] 22.70 22.75 22.70 23.35 22.70 2.30 26.80 16.10 17 22.75 Next Media 3.80 3.95 3.65 3.95 3.65 2.39 13.25 2.95 - -
GardenReach 189.80 190.60 190.50 192.80 190.00 136.96 243.20 105.30 15 190.70 MC P
BhandariHos [1] 1.15 1.10 1.05 1.15 1.05 91.69 1.87 0.54 - 1.10 NHPC 20.60 21.70 20.60 22.15 20.45 8439.92 29.00 15.15 7 21.70
GarwarTecFib 2003.00 2045.65 1991.15 2060.00 1991.15 16.62 2249.95 872.50 27 2047.95 M A
Bhans.Eng [1] 89.70 87.70 89.85 90.95 87.15 429.28 99.95 25.30 25 87.80 NIIT [2] 132.95 132.90 134.20 135.25 132.50 283.83 148.50 53.55 17 132.85
Gatewaty 93.55 94.85 94.90 95.60 93.90 45.00 137.60 71.01 10 95.00 Nila Infras [1] 3.90 3.85 3.95 4.00 3.75 251.66 6.44 2.19 - 3.81
Bharat Bij 702.00 720.15 702.00 736.00 697.05 9.55 922.40 370.05 16 719.65 Gati [2] 63.20 62.60 62.30 64.40 62.20 280.64 75.00 32.40 - 62.65 C H
Bharat For [2] 473.15 477.05 474.30 486.85 473.50 2572.55 533.10 207.85 67 476.85 NILA SPACES 1.15 1.15 1.10 1.20 1.05 294.86 1.60 0.45 - -
Gayt. Proj [2] 22.10 23.20 23.20 23.20 23.20 324.11 114.05 7.75 - 22.95 PA
Bharat Gea 52.05 51.40 54.00 54.50 50.35 108.42 88.15 23.25 - 51.45 Nilkamal 1350.85 1349.95 1358.00 1370.00 1340.00 13.24 1544.15 911.00 28 1348.75
GE Ship 227.25 223.60 229.95 229.95 222.15 146.71 369.35 168.95 3 223.20 P Pw
Bharat Ras 8827.70 8859.50 8810.00 8957.20 8782.50 1.7311699.00 4586.00 23 8842.25 Nippo Bat 527.80 529.05 534.45 540.05 523.00 0.84 660.00 347.30 6 534.65
GE T&DInd 82.50 83.90 83.70 84.45 82.50 26.77 208.00 58.00 - - NipponLIAM 278.60 285.00 278.75 286.85 277.85 779.18 452.90 207.70 - -
Bharat Wire 22.60 22.75 22.60 23.40 22.25 12.71 34.45 10.50 - 22.75 Geecee 72.90 74.25 73.95 75.00 72.50 3.18 96.75 40.30 20 74.85 W
BharatDynamc 296.65 301.85 296.65 303.45 296.65 201.42 481.25 147.00 14 301.55 Nitco 17.05 17.05 17.25 17.80 16.90 71.16 34.25 10.80 - 17.05
GenInsurCor [5] 121.15 121.35 122.90 122.90 121.00 131.17 292.95 81.70 - 121.25 WH
BharatRdNwk 29.00 29.00 29.35 29.35 28.75 2.57 80.00 28.15 - 28.95 Nitin Spn 50.00 48.15 49.80 50.50 46.65 75.35 63.95 24.70 18 48.00
Genus P&B [1] 4.75 4.80 4.75 4.90 4.75 212.29 6.84 2.80 - 4.86 W
Bharti Air [5] 457.30 449.90 457.00 460.35 448.7511970.46 611.70 350.50 - 449.75 W NK Industries 18.25 18.20 18.20 18.20 17.90 0.75 29.50 7.90 - -
Genus Pwr [1] 26.45 26.25 26.25 27.05 26.10 99.55 31.70 12.65 13 26.20 NLC India 48.95 49.30 49.15 49.55 49.10 283.23 62.55 35.05 5 49.30
Bharti Infratel 178.15 179.50 179.45 182.70 178.80 7945.34 295.75 121.25 16 179.40 GeojitFinSer 40.30 39.85 40.70 41.00 39.75 248.86 45.75 14.90 - - K
BHEL [2] 28.40 27.95 28.55 28.90 27.8036124.55 57.85 19.20 - 27.95 NMDC Ltd [1] 90.45 90.40 90.60 91.00 88.55 5899.26 139.50 62.00 9 90.35
GEPowerIndia 203.95 214.10 206.50 214.10 205.00 424.05 820.90 177.35 94 213.95 Nocil 137.70 137.45 137.80 139.75 137.05 672.01 156.30 44.70 21 137.40
BIL Ener [1] 0.75 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.75 134.08 1.77 0.45 - 0.77 GFL 80.85 80.35 81.00 81.00 79.50 12.62 163.50 59.00 - -
Biocon [5] 413.30 414.80 415.00 416.90 409.80 2844.17 477.90 235.80 146 414.75 NovartisInd 655.80 650.00 655.90 663.25 632.65 15.15 706.75 615.25 - -
GHCL 150.85 151.55 151.35 153.30 150.15 369.00 217.70 68.80 5 151.30 NRAgarwalInd 181.80 179.30 180.40 183.75 179.00 5.34 292.50 123.30 - -
BirlaCable 48.65 50.35 49.30 50.95 47.60 49.75 83.00 24.60 - 50.70 GIC Hsg 103.20 102.60 103.75 104.30 100.65 271.35 175.45 52.10 - 102.55 M
BirlaCorp 642.90 669.25 675.00 704.95 666.00 983.83 807.60 372.50 21 668.75 m N w NRB Bear [2] 68.40 69.30 68.80 69.55 68.25 98.68 114.00 48.50 - 69.25
Gillander 30.55 29.40 28.55 30.75 28.55 0.56 36.00 15.95 - - NRB Ind [2] 5.05 5.30 5.30 5.30 4.80 14.24 9.50 3.65 - -
BIRLASOFT 186.10 180.80 183.00 183.45 177.60 1033.85 210.40 46.70 - - Gillette 5331.45 5386.95 5379.80 5394.35 5332.00 5.83 7645.00 4420.00 76 5378.35 D
BirlaTyres 19.10 19.55 19.05 19.75 19.05 235.37 53.10 2.70 - - NTPC 86.80 87.30 87.20 88.75 86.9046143.96 125.00 74.00 8 87.35
Ginni Fil 12.00 11.80 11.95 12.15 11.75 17.97 17.00 4.95 - 11.80 Nucleas Sw 553.70 581.35 559.00 581.35 555.45 100.24 754.40 170.00 15 582.90
Bk of Ind 39.85 41.10 40.45 41.90 40.30 7153.12 79.80 30.45 - 41.10 GKW 451.55 457.80 452.00 464.95 452.00 0.01 802.00 368.75 - - Nxtdigital 618.30 623.15 642.65 642.65 606.45 3.65 724.80 180.30 - -
Bk of Mah
Bk ofBar [2]
11.15
45.75
11.15
45.80
11.15
45.60
11.25
46.40
11.05 1150.77 15.34
45.1025675.31 108.25
7.71
36.05
- 11.17
- 45.80
Glaxo Phr 1410.10 1400.55 1418.00 1423.40 1395.45 56.39 1805.00 1046.40 64 1400.75 K
BKMInd [1] 0.60 0.60 0.65 0.65 0.60 0.43 1.40 0.39 - 0.62
Glb.Vect
Glenmark [1]
45.40
509.50
46.10
511.80
45.05
515.65
46.90
515.65
45.05 7.51
506.05 3496.75
69.70
572.70
30.65
168.00
- 46.25
9 511.50
K
K C
O................................................
Bliss GVS [1] 169.00 168.50 169.70 170.85 167.00 404.61 181.25 82.50 23 168.65 Glob.Spr 306.05 304.65 309.50 311.00 302.00 141.16 354.40 60.75 12 303.85 K C m Oberoi 436.25 429.35 436.25 444.50 425.00 430.22 583.55 290.10 62 429.40
BLSIntlServ [1] 86.15 82.60 84.15 86.05 82.00 48.52 128.15 27.25 38 82.70 GlobeText(I) 53.55 53.05 53.75 54.95 52.85 15.84 60.45 50.80 - - K Pw OCL Iron [1] 2.90 2.90 2.95 2.95 2.85 15.62 4.79 1.50 - 2.89
Blue Dart 3758.15 3723.15 3730.50 3804.65 3700.00 26.45 3988.20 1860.00 - 3720.45 GM Brew 390.30 387.65 393.20 396.70 385.10 21.81 470.00 220.00 16 387.65 K OdishaCeme [2] 872.65 892.95 928.00 928.00 880.60 1391.40 925.40 406.00 183 892.60
BlueStar [2] 644.70 658.15 647.00 660.00 639.75 67.42 887.00 425.00 535 657.50 GMDC [2] 42.05 42.25 42.25 42.65 42.20 576.44 72.40 29.50 6 42.30 K Oil Country 5.85 6.10 6.00 6.10 5.65 99.93 8.95 2.87 - 6.11
Bodal Chem [2] 60.15 62.85 60.20 64.15 60.10 533.93 88.50 34.50 14 62.85 GMMPfauder [2] 3475.55 3463.45 3487.00 3496.05 3450.05 38.46 6913.85 1416.05 71 3463.80 K m H Oil India 85.65 86.35 86.05 86.90 86.00 358.72 172.90 66.00 5 86.35
Bomay Bur [2] 1218.80 1234.85 1218.80 1249.95 1216.30 62.38 1566.80 538.00 286 1233.35 GMR Inf [1] 24.15 24.05 24.15 24.30 23.80 5024.40 28.25 14.10 - 24.05 K m OlectrGrnTec 58.10 59.10 58.60 59.95 57.15 64.06 207.00 41.45 - -
Bombay Dye [2] 62.10 65.80 62.10 66.80 62.10 3447.38 101.75 36.20 - 65.80 GNA Axles 232.35 230.45 233.00 236.90 229.00 20.12 324.70 132.00 17 230.05 K OM Metal [1] 17.20 18.25 17.25 18.45 16.85 115.33 28.80 10.00 8 18.30
BombySuprHyb 93.60 93.00 93.00 93.00 93.00 0.10 99.95 81.65 - - GNFC 205.75 208.45 207.00 211.45 206.60 492.47 232.30 95.70 8 208.15 K C m Omax Auto 39.35 39.40 40.85 40.85 39.10 7.36 66.70 18.70 - 39.55
BorosilRenew 95.95 98.70 96.05 102.90 96.00 804.81 224.00 27.50 - - Goa Carb 211.95 214.70 211.05 223.80 211.00 119.06 375.05 109.25 - 214.55 K N Omaxe 67.65 68.30 67.50 68.95 67.00 118.03 222.20 59.60 - 68.50
Bosch 12003.50 11862.75 12098.00 12514.30 11600.00 103.28 17136.60 7874.00 70 11828.75 GOCL Corp [2] 173.60 174.90 174.00 176.35 172.05 4.59 315.00 111.00 - 176.05 K OMDC [1] 2130.50 2136.45 2130.50 2185.00 2125.00 6.67 3140.00 863.30 - 2130.75
BPCL 366.30 362.45 368.00 370.05 361.30 5811.66 549.70 252.00 15 362.30 God.Pow.Isp 381.45 373.05 400.50 400.50 368.35 399.51 400.25 81.00 8 373.90 K m Omkar Spl 7.10 7.35 7.40 7.45 6.75 122.44 9.34 2.27 - 7.22
BPL 17.40 17.30 17.20 17.65 17.20 17.14 25.93 8.60 - 17.35 Godfrey [2] 875.30 881.95 876.90 887.00 876.90 15.34 1480.40 732.40 14 882.30 K B Onelife Cap 5.55 5.80 5.75 5.80 5.50 1.59 8.79 4.92 - 5.56
Brigade 203.60 198.70 201.00 202.95 195.30 437.24 255.00 90.70 20 198.30 Godrej Cons [1] 669.20 669.55 671.20 682.40 663.40 2705.60 771.75 425.10 56 670.40 K OnePntOneSol 13.30 13.25 13.35 13.50 13.00 2.22 24.50 7.40 - -
BrightcomGr [2] 5.25 5.25 5.25 5.40 5.20 1396.98 13.02 2.90 - 5.26 Godrej Ind [1] 369.55 380.65 370.25 383.40 369.55 171.85 478.20 234.00 - 380.40 K ONGC [5] 67.60 68.00 67.70 68.20 67.2010496.59 144.95 51.80 7 68.00
Britannia [1] 3499.25 3513.55 3510.00 3555.00 3489.65 582.47 4015.00 2100.55 49 3515.15 Godrej Pr [5] 912.15 951.35 920.00 963.30 915.00 4853.14 1188.00 505.95 133 951.50 KAYA OnMobile 43.45 42.55 43.00 43.65 42.10 204.21 52.40 12.95 - 42.45
BSE 492.50 501.55 495.00 505.00 493.05 156.35 608.00 275.00 - - GodrejAgrovt 511.00 502.70 512.95 515.00 501.10 193.01 597.95 265.05 33 502.40 KCP Onward Te 61.15 60.45 60.60 61.85 59.05 17.59 76.90 34.65 14 60.60
BSEL Infra 1.05 1.00 1.05 1.05 1.00 941.37 1.60 0.65 - 1.00 Gokaldas [5] 71.70 71.90 72.60 73.00 71.50 49.51 88.00 27.60 17 71.80 KCP OptimusInfra 101.60 97.30 102.70 105.00 96.55 222.39 113.50 14.90 - 98.10
BSL 30.95 29.75 30.15 30.95 29.10 12.48 41.80 17.95 - 30.05 Gokul Agro [2] 13.55 13.65 14.05 14.20 13.60 30.46 19.38 7.99 10 13.73 KDD Opto Cir 6.85 6.55 6.55 6.55 6.55 159.53 19.85 1.45 - 6.63
Burnpur 1.50 1.55 1.55 1.55 1.45 49.77 2.90 0.60 - 1.54 Gokul Ref [2] 12.90 12.60 12.80 13.20 12.50 11.84 19.80 8.04 - 12.81 K C Oracle Fin [5] 3066.35 3075.75 3090.00 3090.00 3021.50 25.48 3402.05 1532.50 16 3073.95
Gold.Tobac 21.50 21.65 21.50 22.35 21.50 2.77 41.80 18.00 - 21.85 K Orbit Exp 59.00 58.95 59.25 59.65 57.85 11.20 94.80 48.05 26 -
C ................................................ Goldiam Int 153.25 156.65 153.25 158.90 153.25 51.60 184.10 73.15 22 156.25 K Oricon Enter [2]
Orient Bell
18.70 18.25 18.60 19.00 18.20
124.60 123.05 123.65 126.90 121.65
56.94 24.40 8.90
42.63 149.80 51.40
- 18.30
- 123.00
Cadila HC [1] 442.90 432.30 442.90 444.35 430.40 4204.22 451.15 212.70 24 432.00 GoodLuck St [2] 38.90 38.65 39.20 39.40 38.10 41.57 68.00 20.65 3 38.60 K m
Cambridge 27.25 27.00 27.30 28.50 26.70 8.35 37.30 11.65 23 27.20 GoodyearInd 800.85 833.00 805.80 849.80 801.20 77.01 879.80 686.30 - - K m Orient Cem [1] 63.10 64.85 63.50 66.40 63.10 989.21 89.70 35.25 14 64.90
Camlin Fine [1] 105.75 107.00 105.70 108.45 103.55 424.78 119.90 33.40 39 107.00 GP Petrol [5] 33.95 34.00 34.20 34.80 33.05 13.54 59.90 24.60 18 33.95 K w C Orient Grn 2.10 2.05 2.10 2.15 2.00 731.38 3.57 1.20 - 2.05
Canara Bk 91.50 92.05 91.80 93.50 91.10 9885.22 234.30 73.85 - 92.15 GPTInfraProj 28.50 28.15 28.85 28.95 27.80 12.30 47.50 13.00 6 28.10 K Orient Htls [1] 19.75 20.20 20.95 20.95 19.35 28.23 37.45 13.15 - 20.00
CanFinHom [2] 464.15 471.95 461.95 474.80 459.60 206.24 519.00 253.55 15 471.55 GrandFoundry 2.95 2.95 3.00 3.00 2.95 0.31 3.50 1.25 - - K m Orient Pap [1] 16.10 16.25 16.05 16.50 16.05 178.66 30.20 11.60 - 16.30
Cantabil 326.95 331.60 329.00 334.80 324.55 110.29 370.00 194.00 60 330.65 Granuels [1] 373.80 371.25 376.85 377.00 370.00 479.87 406.90 114.50 21 370.95 KHA AN CH M Orient Pres 67.95 70.00 67.95 71.30 67.95 0.26 136.60 63.30 - 71.55
CapaciteInfr 130.95 130.60 132.00 135.55 130.10 21.14 246.00 70.15 36 130.75 Graphite [2] 179.35 182.00 180.00 184.45 179.35 476.17 337.30 103.00 - 182.05 K Orient Ref [1] 198.50 198.00 198.50 199.05 195.55 38.52 268.50 108.50 34 198.05
CapitalTrust 57.30 57.50 58.00 59.80 56.50 1.87 213.40 47.05 8 57.50 Grasim [2] 804.40 794.35 809.00 809.00 791.50 1500.76 836.55 380.00 61 794.60 K & Orient Tri 7.55 7.75 7.30 7.90 7.30 31.29 18.10 4.50 7 7.71
Caplin Point [2] 497.35 485.85 495.10 499.40 484.10 146.50 686.00 180.00 20 486.05 Gravita [2] 43.40 42.60 43.45 43.85 42.45 164.70 69.00 32.00 10 42.80 K OC OrientAbr [1] 19.40 18.95 19.25 19.70 18.85 43.55 24.30 10.10 16 18.95
CapriGlo [2] 252.60 246.15 255.00 258.00 240.30 262.29 257.00 115.00 31 247.45 Greenlamnd [5] 762.20 755.80 770.05 779.90 752.35 27.36 1054.95 450.00 28 758.70 K OrientalArmt 461.95 470.80 463.95 475.00 456.60 20.88 526.90 116.55 - -
CARE 404.30 408.45 400.00 415.40 386.40 1538.59 726.60 236.45 15 408.80 GreenPly [1] 83.95 88.20 84.65 89.55 83.35 1266.96 178.60 70.20 22 88.25 K B OrientalCar 794.00 788.55 798.95 800.00 780.10 5.32 1066.85 470.00 14 788.70
CarrerPnt 155.65 157.95 155.65 164.70 155.65 27.90 202.00 95.10 19 157.85 GrenpanelInd 82.10 86.20 82.70 86.20 81.15 167.68 86.20 24.00 - - K OrientElect 212.55 213.45 213.00 215.75 210.10 248.47 286.90 145.05 - -
CastrolIndia [5] 110.90 112.25 111.25 112.50 111.00 1080.86 162.05 89.65 17 112.25 Grindwel [5] 556.05 544.55 558.85 561.70 541.20 7.77 699.00 369.20 33 546.60 K Ortin Lab 20.70 20.95 21.70 21.70 20.60 19.36 24.50 6.80 - 21.00
CCL Prd [2] 250.70 251.10 251.00 252.00 247.25 45.25 293.80 137.25 20 250.95 GRP Ltd 809.00 815.40 802.90 833.00 800.00 1.00 1054.70 504.00 - 810.00 K O Oswal Chem 11.75 11.65 11.45 11.90 11.45 24.45 15.80 6.06 3 11.74
Ceat 1109.75 1109.55 1110.50 1135.00 1086.70 229.80 1249.00 601.50 15 1106.55 Grvs.Cot [2] 67.75 68.10 66.80 70.00 66.45 1120.51 148.00 66.00 20 68.05 K OswalAgroMil 8.50 8.45 8.45 8.70 8.40 54.28 16.20 3.00 - 8.42
CEEBCO 13.40 13.00 13.75 13.85 12.85 83.77 18.50 6.97 - 13.00 GSFC [2] 66.20 66.05 65.60 66.90 65.60 677.07 97.70 29.90 14 66.05 K
Celebrity 4.55 4.50 4.60 4.70 4.50 4.74 7.35 3.67 - 4.54 GSPL 190.05 189.05 191.60 195.85 187.60 534.25 263.45 146.00 10 188.45 KM P ................................................
Cent Enka 170.80 172.90 171.65 173.75 171.65 11.70 218.50 100.00 18 172.90 GSS Info 37.15 36.25 37.60 37.60 36.00 57.83 50.35 19.00 - 36.20 KNR C P&GHealth 5286.10 5311.10 5309.45 5337.40 5275.00 27.71 5685.00 2891.45 - -
Cent.Bk 11.15 11.55 11.25 11.75 11.25 6639.24 23.90 10.04 - 11.57 GTL 2.95 2.95 3.05 3.05 2.90 99.49 4.07 0.99 - 2.96 K P&S Bk 10.55 10.70 10.80 10.80 10.55 205.38 23.05 9.20 - 10.69
Cent.Elec 279.15 278.35 283.95 283.95 272.40 3.19 496.05 180.00 14 283.70 GTL Infra 0.65 0.60 0.65 0.65 0.60 1494.77 1.01 0.21 - 0.62 K P Page Ind 21002.45 21581.40 21100.00 21800.00 21011.00 71.24 26891.00 16186.75 125 21585.55
Cent.Ext [1] 3.30 3.30 3.25 3.35 3.25 28.13 6.54 1.45 - 3.29 GTN Ind 6.85 6.70 6.85 6.85 6.40 2.69 12.49 4.94 - 6.75 K PaisaloDigit 400.80 402.15 398.90 408.40 386.10 39.89 489.95 144.30 31 395.45
Cent.Ply [1] 182.20 183.95 181.60 185.00 180.00 177.92 196.60 95.00 40 184.00 GTN Text 5.35 5.15 5.15 5.15 5.15 0.02 7.25 4.60 - - K M B PalashSecu 30.35 29.90 29.40 30.35 29.00 2.52 39.90 17.10 - -
Cent.Txt 311.15 313.65 310.50 319.30 310.50 774.27 657.00 220.10 24 313.70 GTPLHathway 114.15 113.55 112.30 116.10 112.30 74.88 139.60 33.00 9 114.30 K P Pan.Petro [2] 53.85 55.35 52.50 56.00 52.50 83.72 75.20 25.40 22 55.40

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Panac.Bio   [1]
PanachDigLif
173.75
43.00
176.70
43.10
175.00
43.00
177.65
45.05
174.00
43.00
27.20
11.57
241.28
72.80
82.57
33.30
­  176.60
­  ­ 
Sambhaav   [1]
Sanco  Ind
1.95
14.40
1.90
14.40
1.90
14.30
1.95
14.50
1.90 29.77
14.00 168.03
4.28
16.60
1.25
6.00
­ 
­ 
1.90
­ 
T ................................................. Vipul  Ltd   [1]
Visak.Ind
13.00 13.15 13.15 13.15 13.00
367.30 357.20 369.00 369.00 355.00
0.87 35.35 12.30
37.12 386.60 95.00
­  13.19
8 357.25
Paper  Pro   [2] 283.45 285.85 284.65 287.10 280.25 50.76 336.00 165.00 14 285.00 Sandesh 495.55 503.35 495.60 510.00 490.15 3.56 752.00 380.00 6 495.50 Tainwala 62.80 64.75 63.90 66.40 62.10 79.36 81.75 31.75 23 64.50 VishalFabric 169.80 161.35 161.35 161.35 161.35 1.29 410.00 161.35 ­  ­ 
ParagMilk 108.00 111.40 109.00 114.80 108.00 757.33 162.70 48.50 14 111.30 SandharTech 222.25 223.50 223.30 239.75 217.00 23.05 302.00 121.10 54 222.30 Taj  GVK   [2] 127.50 128.25 128.90 130.45 127.20 73.42 222.95 82.00 ­  128.30 VishwarajSug 115.15 113.70 116.80 116.80 112.65 10.27 129.05 51.30 ­  ­ 
Param.Comn[2] 6.70 6.65 6.75 6.85 6.60 127.61 10.09 5.00 ­  6.65 Sangam 49.30 48.65 49.00 50.75 47.25 5.92 70.50 33.60 ­  48.90 Take  Sol   [1] 40.45 40.75 40.75 42.10 40.40 289.93 113.65 37.15 25 40.80
Vivi  Lab   [2] 16.15 16.95 16.15 16.95 16.15 149.85 23.62 6.50 ­  16.90
Parsvnath   [5] 2.35 2.45 2.30 2.45 2.30 40.67 3.89 1.20 ­  2.44 Sangh.Mov   [2] 77.60 79.55 80.65 80.65 77.05 8.09 120.00 44.65 ­  78.70 Talbros 117.30 121.95 118.45 124.30 116.70 33.09 161.20 62.05 ­  121.25
VLS  Fin 54.60 54.65 54.55 55.45 54.10 12.12 65.45 26.50 5 54.10
Patel  Eng   [1] 9.90 9.95 9.95 10.05 9.75 175.17 21.90 8.10 ­  9.95 Sanghi  Ind 31.10 31.25 31.45 31.90 30.70 1548.86 44.85 15.15 24 31.40 Tanla  Sol   [1] 342.80 348.75 347.50 351.85 345.00 216.43 370.00 38.00 129 348.35
Tarmat 36.00 36.05 36.50 36.90 35.85 12.11 48.20 18.55 6 36.75 Voltamp 997.00 1015.65 999.90 1023.90 988.00 6.52 1475.00 710.00 11 1015.20
Patel  Int 20.50 21.45 21.00 22.50 20.55 44.16 35.65 9.05 6 21.85 SanginitChem 50.20 47.95 50.20 50.40 44.10 172.47 155.95 44.10 ­  ­  Voltas   [1] 741.55 753.35 741.55 768.00 733.30 7249.95 768.00 428.00 47 753.35
Patspin  Ind 4.25 4.25 4.05 4.40 4.05 7.36 7.75 3.80 ­  4.31 Sanofi 8346.25 8317.85 8346.00 8350.05 8267.20 13.57 8999.00 5900.05 37 8299.00 TastyBiteEat 10517.70 10667.90 10695.00 10900.00 10453.55 1.02 13747.10 7442.55 79 10671.45
Tata  Chem 313.25 317.60 313.50 320.00 311.50 1259.25 345.80 197.40 14 317.35 VRL  Logistic 149.95 152.70 151.00 154.90 150.70 93.80 295.65 120.50 ­  152.25
PC  Jewl 16.35 16.35 16.40 16.65 16.30 1196.34 36.75 7.80 ­  16.40 Sarda  Ene 286.75 284.25 289.80 296.00 280.00 135.61 297.65 97.50 6 283.95 VST  Ind 3460.70 3439.40 3460.00 3478.00 3419.95 3.30 4856.45 2550.00 17 3439.85
PDS  Multinat 375.00 386.15 379.05 388.00 378.00 7.11 416.00 240.00 364 386.50 Saregama 700.20 681.25 703.70 710.00 672.50 24.26 738.00 185.00 16 681.45 Tata  Cof   [1] 102.60 101.45 102.80 103.95 100.75 491.09 119.80 47.10 34 101.45
Tata  Com 968.85 994.80 968.85 1017.00 950.50 111.26 1018.00 205.70 36 996.95 VST  Til 1687.80 1686.15 1687.80 1712.00 1680.10 7.55 1949.30 601.00 62 1689.45
Pearl  Glo 164.70 163.60 164.05 166.75 160.00 2.42 202.00 82.50 ­  163.05 Sarla  Perf   [1] 16.85 17.05 16.95 17.30 16.90 79.30 28.00 10.85 6 17.00
Pearl  Poly 16.20 16.00 15.75 16.00 15.70 3.52 23.20 9.45 ­  ­  Tata  Elxsi 1565.70 1553.00 1569.95 1594.10 1536.60 402.94 1709.90 501.00 32 1549.75
Peninsula   [2] 4.00 3.95 4.10 4.10 3.95 55.90 6.35 2.24 ­  3.94
Sasken
SastaSunVent
659.70
123.60
664.55
122.00
655.00
125.90
675.00
125.90
652.00
119.05
20.08
72.77
794.20
126.90
342.20 12 663.90
40.00 ­  122.50 Tata  Inv 849.60 854.65 852.85 864.00 849.95 16.35 1025.00 592.15 40 853.60 W ................................................
Pennar  Ind   [5] 16.25 16.30 16.40 16.55 16.05 51.34 31.20 11.40 ­  16.30 SatiaIndus 100.35 99.90 101.80 102.95 99.70 79.35 143.00 50.10 ­  ­  Tata  M  DVR   [2] 56.15 56.50 56.45 57.60 56.00 3600.70 84.40 28.35 ­  56.50 Wabco  Ind   [5] 4898.10 4867.00 4856.00 4940.90 4848.00 1.90 7622.95 4801.00 125 4875.25
Persistnt 1147.45 1145.55 1154.90 1172.20 1128.10 49.22 1389.95 420.00 19 1146.70 Satin  Credit 54.60 54.70 55.40 55.40 54.20 108.27 228.94 43.07 2 54.80 Tata  Metlk 539.05 542.00 545.00 550.00 536.05 30.95 688.00 311.40 9 542.45 Walch.Ind   [2] 50.80 50.55 50.75 51.45 49.15 103.80 76.30 22.15 ­  50.45
Petronet 225.35 230.45 226.00 232.80 226.00 5115.96 286.10 170.75 13 230.50 Savita  681.70 684.50 676.05 699.90 664.95 1.88 950.00 497.00 11 687.10 Tata Motors  [2] 137.65 139.00 137.65 142.30 137.6567966.82 201.80 63.60 ­  138.90 Waterbase 100.55 101.75 100.90 103.75 100.85 147.93 121.00 90.25 ­  ­ 
PFC 93.60 95.70 93.75 97.25 93.10 8381.84 133.30 74.20 4 95.70 SBI    [1] 218.65 219.20 219.00 221.85 217.0573147.09 351.00 149.55 13 219.05 Tata  Steel 425.50 426.50 424.50 432.90 422.6517398.19 505.95 250.90 8 426.30 Webel  SL 21.95 22.75 22.40 22.95 21.75 50.21 33.00 11.88 4 22.70
Pfizer 4934.10 4930.60 4938.40 4969.00 4906.50 26.34 5273.55 3588.15 45 4925.15 SBICards&Pay 827.10 847.50 829.95 855.00 827.50 1627.68 918.75 495.00 ­  ­  TataConsumPr 506.45 504.20 507.75 510.35 501.45 3209.66 591.95 213.70 ­  ­  Weizman 30.00 30.00 29.05 30.65 29.05 1.05 43.35 14.25 10 29.75
PGHH 10177.50 10261.60 10180.00 10290.00 10160.90 1.52 12450.00 8500.00 77 10251.80 SBILifeInsur 805.00 801.25 805.45 808.90 795.00 1722.73 1025.55 520.00 50 801.25 TataPowerC[1] 55.35 54.70 55.35 56.75 54.5021662.71 63.45 27.00 ­  54.65 Wels.Corp   [5] 100.90 100.55 101.75 103.80 99.05 989.13 233.70 55.00 3 100.65
Phil.Carbon   [2] 142.30 150.95 143.40 155.20 142.50 2753.20 155.00 54.20 13 151.05 SchaeflerInd 3798.40 3772.00 3798.00 3818.80 3730.00 21.79 4950.00 3044.10 50 3763.00 TataSteelBSL 25.80 25.90 25.85 26.35 25.75 2031.95 32.55 15.10 ­  ­  Wels.India   [1] 68.35 65.00 68.05 69.40 64.95 865.74 78.00 18.30 20 65.05
Phoenx.Mil   [2] 549.95 551.85 552.70 557.90 550.45 122.56 979.50 466.25 83 551.15 SChand&Co   [5] 62.55 63.15 61.35 63.50 61.35 3.18 104.00 33.95 ­  63.00 TataStlLngPr 439.30 440.20 440.20 448.00 438.00 43.75 497.00 164.00 ­  ­  Wels.Inv 270.00 262.95 260.45 264.00 260.45 0.33 286.50 139.65 13 269.95
PI  Ind   [1] 2305.00 2315.85 2296.25 2331.80 2286.35 394.29 2342.40 973.70 63 2305.20 Schneider   [2] 69.85 70.30 71.50 71.50 69.30 64.81 113.90 58.00 ­  70.40 TCI  Devl 301.70 303.35 300.95 317.05 295.00 0.35 444.75 205.55 ­  292.10 Welspun  Ent. 76.15 75.75 75.30 76.75 75.00 38.14 100.10 33.35 9 75.85
PidiliteInd   [1] 1589.40 1596.70 1589.45 1620.00 1584.05 1195.53 1709.85 1186.05 89 1595.55 SCI 51.10 51.70 51.90 52.70 50.30 1626.31 69.80 31.65 4 51.75 TCI  Express   [2] 796.45 799.75 800.00 809.95 794.05 10.62 950.45 491.00 45 799.50 Wendt 3035.70 3034.15 3040.05 3059.95 3001.15 0.18 4257.75 1590.00 128 3039.55
PIL  Italica   [4] 6.60 6.80 6.85 6.85 6.55 27.74 7.39 2.98 ­  6.76 SE  Power 2.45 2.40 2.45 2.55 2.35 3.99 4.25 1.26 ­  2.69 TCI  Fin 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 2.50 13.58 4.04 ­  4.35 West  C  Pap   [2] 156.50 160.90 157.00 163.00 156.85 68.17 257.45 99.90 7 160.80
Pilani  Inv 1962.65 1979.50 1980.00 2000.00 1961.15 2.69 2100.00 910.00 14 1965.05 Seamec 397.80 394.65 398.05 414.95 391.00 10.04 530.00 195.00 12 394.60 TCNSClothing 390.90 387.20 394.75 394.75 386.15 50.51 750.00 295.10 ­  ­  WestlifeDevp 372.60 371.55 374.70 387.00 368.05 174.99 499.40 267.00 ­  ­ 
Pion.Dist 102.10 104.55 102.35 106.95 102.25 20.44 151.00 90.00 ­  104.85 SecuriIntSvc  [5] 374.55 375.20 377.50 383.70 372.65 88.15 624.10 313.65 ­  374.75 TCPLPackage 370.80 379.50 370.95 381.05 370.95 1.23 465.00 130.00 ­  ­  Wheels  Ind 398.35 400.15 399.95 403.40 396.50 2.32 720.00 284.15 ­  399.70
Pion.Emb 19.75 21.00 19.95 21.95 19.60 59.94 36.40 14.65 17 20.65 Selan  Exp 101.15 101.45 102.00 102.40 101.05 9.40 181.00 62.35 11 101.35 TCS   [1] 2685.70 2707.45 2699.00 2713.25 2681.30 3884.42 2885.00 1504.40 34 2708.25 Whirlpool 2062.05 2073.20 2071.90 2099.00 2059.25 77.17 2570.00 1343.00 86 2074.30
PiramalEntp   [2] 1335.05 1346.25 1334.10 1373.45 1324.00 1232.12 1829.47 608.00 ­  1344.15 Sequent  Sc   [2] 148.35 151.95 148.95 154.70 142.70 2080.32 168.80 52.00 141 151.85 TD  Power 110.50 109.35 109.90 110.05 108.35 16.35 189.80 71.90 54 109.60 Wil.Magor 15.35 15.10 15.15 15.15 15.05 1.35 26.98 10.37 ­  15.35
PittiEngg   [5] 45.25 43.35 45.80 45.80 43.00 162.29 53.30 19.30 24 43.35 Sesh.Paper   [2] 128.70 129.85 127.80 130.45 127.80 8.19 194.00 82.05 5 129.15 TeamleaseSvc 2234.50 2325.60 2254.20 2339.00 2225.00 12.44 2908.00 1421.35 102 2321.75
Win.Diamond[2] 15.55 15.20 16.25 16.30 14.90 32.90 25.25 7.75 ­  15.21
Plastiblen   [5] 204.95 205.00 205.00 206.90 203.45 3.65 242.80 96.05 18 205.45 SetubandInfr 0.70 0.70 0.65 0.70 0.65 87.92 1.20 0.35 ­  ­  TechInd  Nirm 2.45 2.55 2.55 2.55 2.35 0.54 3.94 1.56 ­  2.80
Wipro   [2] 345.40 345.75 346.15 349.00 343.40 5457.79 381.70 159.60 22 346.15
PNB  Gilts 43.65 44.05 43.45 44.45 43.40 361.30 49.00 21.50 2 44.05 SeyaIndus 64.25 64.10 64.10 65.20 63.75 21.23 224.50 36.05 ­  ­  TechMahin  [5] 840.70 851.15 835.00 854.00 824.10 4123.33 887.50 470.25 20 850.95
Technocr 348.40 349.10 352.00 364.00 343.15 26.73 399.40 144.00 9 349.40 Wockhardt   [5] 290.75 293.80 291.95 295.95 289.50 655.75 411.60 147.20 ­  293.80
PNB  Housing 371.20 369.90 373.00 373.80 368.15 148.08 599.00 146.00 11 369.70 Shah  Alloy 6.80 6.50 6.80 7.45 6.20 12.32 9.70 4.50 ­  ­  WonderlaHoli 162.45 162.25 164.00 164.00 162.10 24.11 293.00 104.95 ­  162.15
PNC Infratec  [2] 163.55 164.60 163.00 166.50 162.80 117.06 214.75 80.85 15 164.60 Shal.Paints   [2] 69.70 70.00 68.70 71.35 68.70 64.08 111.00 43.85 ­  70.00 TechnoEle&En 197.60 196.75 197.90 199.50 194.20 14.52 322.00 171.05 ­  ­ 
TejasNetwork 91.65 90.90 89.80 95.10 89.20 642.12 114.00 30.50 ­  ­  WorthPeriprl 41.15 40.20 41.95 42.00 39.85 29.60 57.75 37.85 ­  ­ 
PodarHseDVPT 148.00 151.40 149.45 156.50 144.25 14.62 369.00 141.00 ­  150.35 SHALBY 92.35 91.65 93.95 94.00 91.05 296.95 121.40 40.05 ­  91.65
PoddarPigmen 179.65 177.00 179.55 180.00 175.75 3.98 226.00 100.10 10 177.40 TeraSoftware 28.95 28.50 29.45 29.70 28.40 20.14 36.80 12.55 10 28.45
Pokarna  Ltd   [2] 137.60 137.65 138.15 141.45 136.55 59.50 178.00 46.75 ­  137.60
ShankarBldg
Shanthi  Grs   [1]
312.85
100.20
317.95
100.80
315.40
101.50
323.75
102.30
314.15
100.10
58.32
30.30
583.00
128.60
214.60 202 317.60
56.30 74 100.65 Tex.Infra   [1] 34.30 34.90 34.70 35.30 34.35 14.73 56.15 22.50 ­  35.00 X-Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Poly.Medi   [5] 485.10 491.75 487.15 498.00 484.20 73.95 542.75 199.05 42 492.95 Sharda  Motor 918.15 956.10 922.00 970.00 922.00 5.02 1172.55 483.00 17 958.25 Tex.Pipe 16.20 16.20 16.00 16.85 16.00 74.46 18.55 7.01 7 16.10 Xchang 70.80 70.65 70.80 71.80 70.10 45.09 99.70 25.00 34 70.05
PolycabIndia 925.25 927.45 925.00 943.05 922.00 184.38 1182.00 570.00 ­  ­  ShardaCropch 268.55 266.75 269.90 269.90 265.10 13.99 329.05 99.00 12 267.45 Tex.Rail   [1] 23.35 23.55 23.40 23.85 23.40 221.63 47.55 14.50 13 23.55 Xpro  India 21.30 21.55 22.50 22.70 21.15 3.12 34.80 12.55 ­  21.60
Polyplex 765.95 784.75 766.00 800.00 760.10 150.57 878.40 282.50 21 785.75 ShareIndSec 101.90 99.65 101.05 102.25 97.10 17.61 119.80 92.20 ­  ­  TGB  Banq 4.65 4.80 4.85 4.85 4.50 7.91 7.82 1.87 ­  4.81 Yes  Bk   [2] 12.30 12.30 12.30 12.35 12.2083956.34 87.95 5.55 ­  12.29
Ponnie  Sug 151.70 153.65 151.75 156.95 151.75 5.01 193.25 87.55 4 154.25 SheelaFoam   [5] 1284.95 1309.65 1297.80 1317.45 1280.00 6.39 1770.00 1101.00 47 1308.50 Thanga.Jwl 436.20 437.65 438.50 445.00 433.95 27.59 485.00 216.90 9 437.30 Zee  Ent   [1] 190.50 193.10 191.35 195.00 190.6016331.38 362.50 114.00 44 192.90
Power  Mech 373.85 384.00 377.85 401.80 375.00 25.66 800.00 310.00 11 383.75 Shemaroo  Ent 54.55 54.20 54.60 55.75 53.80 47.48 189.80 41.80 5 54.20 The  Byke  Hos 13.55 13.45 13.50 13.90 13.40 13.16 23.30 7.65 ­  13.43 Zee  Learn   [1] 10.60 10.70 10.75 10.75 10.55 413.63 28.45 10.04 5 10.66
PowerGrid 179.05 178.45 178.25 179.45 177.10 4958.93 211.10 129.75 8 178.55 Shilpa  Med   [1] 438.90 429.30 443.00 443.30 425.00 164.97 692.45 240.30 16 429.45 TheAnupEngg 543.45 565.30 545.15 578.00 545.15 11.05 698.00 225.05 ­  ­  Zen  Exp 42.00 42.00 42.00 42.00 42.00 0.03 79.10 31.05 ­  ­ 
PrabhatDairy 50.40 48.65 51.20 51.20 48.30 58.23 90.00 41.00 ­  49.05 ShirpurGold 7.05 7.05 7.20 7.70 6.80 60.69 18.40 5.20 ­  7.11 TheInvstTrst 102.10 103.15 104.90 106.90 100.65 0.85 149.90 62.40 ­  ­  Zen  Tech.   [1] 75.20 74.00 75.00 75.60 73.40 160.72 97.00 22.40 21 73.95
Praj  Ind   [2] 73.65 75.15 73.55 76.20 73.30 521.88 129.70 43.00 37 75.10 Shiv.Global 6.75 7.10 7.20 7.20 6.70 27.20 13.65 5.55 ­  7.23 TheMandRetVe 8.40 8.25 8.15 8.65 8.15 66.50 20.75 5.10 ­  8.25 ZensarTec   [2] 183.50 184.35 182.00 186.80 181.50 63.09 211.90 63.70 17 184.45
Prajay 6.30 6.30 6.55 6.55 6.25 3.85 8.60 3.55 ­  6.29 Shivam Auto  [2] 16.65 16.90 16.90 17.35 16.30 35.22 31.15 8.25 ­  16.95 Themis 315.25 335.85 323.80 339.50 315.10 9.84 458.00 227.45 16 334.70 Zod.Clo 97.45 96.30 98.00 98.05 96.10 3.40 203.05 89.95 ­  96.50
PrakashPipes 73.30 72.70 73.85 74.85 72.50 44.64 86.00 21.60 ­  ­  ShivaMills 23.00 23.00 23.40 23.60 22.80 2.48 40.80 17.40 ­  23.45 TheNewIndA  [5] 101.60 102.90 102.00 104.90 101.85 202.54 172.00 75.00 12 103.05 Zod.Jrd 23.95 23.10 24.20 24.20 22.80 2.79 43.55 18.75 ­  22.65
Praksh.Ind 46.00 45.15 46.00 47.30 44.85 598.99 64.80 18.55 9 45.25 ShivaTaxyarn 77.35 78.75 76.40 78.95 76.40 0.35 127.40 46.15 62 ­  Thermax   [2] 789.60 775.35 781.00 799.00 770.00 28.33 1131.65 644.00 61 775.05 ZotaHealthCr 137.15 138.70 139.45 139.50 136.80 13.05 206.40 121.10 ­  ­ 
Praksh.Stl   [1] 0.65 0.60 0.60 0.65 0.60 184.89 1.11 0.19 ­  0.59 Shop.Stop   [5] 177.10 176.55 179.65 179.65 176.00 22.43 446.60 131.35 ­  176.55 Thiru.Chem   [1] 72.30 76.15 72.50 76.80 72.35 904.58 82.35 31.50 43 76.15 Zuari  Ag 81.40 81.70 82.15 82.40 79.10 19.81 143.90 44.55 ­  81.40
PratapSnack  [5] 610.00 607.35 609.55 613.95 586.05 8.84 975.00 435.10 101 603.60 Shr.CU.Fin 898.10 906.25 900.00 923.00 899.95 21.92 1571.65 617.00 7 905.30 Thom.Cook   [1] 26.55 31.60 26.80 31.85 26.20 4985.14 79.09 21.80 ­  31.65 Zuari  Glo 48.80 47.90 48.00 49.45 47.40 18.54 80.40 22.35 2 46.90
PrecisionCam 32.90 33.25 33.30 33.55 32.90 45.92 45.00 21.70 6 33.30 Shr.EPC 3.55 3.50 3.60 3.65 3.45 173.85 7.28 1.96 ­  3.50 ThyrocareTec 1134.85 1125.10 1141.25 1168.95 1120.10 157.40 1212.00 410.00 62 1125.10 ZydusWel 1750.10 1760.05 1740.00 1773.00 1740.00 77.40 1950.00 1070.00 ­  1759.10
Precsn.Pipe 215.45 227.30 217.90 229.00 215.05 37.76 259.20 107.70 ­  226.50 Shr.Ram.Mul  [5] 6.90 6.85 7.05 7.05 6.80 7.23 9.98 3.22 3 6.91 Tidewater   [5] 4268.40 4291.35 4262.05 4320.00 4262.05 0.61 5330.00 2654.30 15 4292.55
Precsn.Wre   [5] 126.90 129.30 126.80 132.45 126.25 15.89 189.25 63.50 13 129.05 Shr.Ren.Sug   [1] 9.65 9.80 9.60 10.00 9.50 811.49 12.45 3.20 ­  9.80 Tijaria 5.35 5.35 5.50 5.55 5.25 9.26 10.95 3.76 ­  5.35
PremPolyfilm[5] 22.50 22.65 22.00 22.80 21.10 12.00 61.38 22.50 ­  25.10 Shr.Tr.Fin 815.40 846.40 816.00 862.00 803.00 6840.00 1337.02 430.38 10 846.05 TIL 
Tilakngr  Ind
127.65
16.60
128.65
16.90
133.00
16.75
138.00
17.50
126.50
16.35
25.14
29.64
231.95
22.95
92.30
12.46
­  128.70
­  17.25
Exchange Traded Funds
PremierExplo 133.05 127.30 133.05 135.85 126.50 51.77 173.00 56.50 ­  126.70 ShradInfProj 43.25 45.40 43.25 45.40 43.25 2.31 52.05 37.10 ­  ­ 
Pressman   [2] 16.25 16.60 16.25 16.70 16.20 17.97 30.80 10.40 7 16.60 Shre  PushChe 102.65 102.00 105.95 105.95 101.10 30.81 143.50 57.00 12 102.25 Time  Gty 22.15 22.35 22.15 22.60 22.15 0.39 37.05 14.25 7 21.05
Prestige  Est 254.90 254.80 251.50 257.35 251.50 363.47 426.15 133.85 45 254.70 Time  Tech   [1] 38.65 38.85 38.90 39.40 38.50 487.38 66.70 22.75 15 38.75 Company Pre  Cl NSE  Cl Vol 52  WH 52  WL BSE  Cl
ShreDigvjCem 63.30 64.75 63.60 66.30 63.35 1286.72 66.90 42.75 ­  ­ 
PRICOL   [1] 57.20 56.90 57.90 58.20 56.55 45.21 66.25 27.20 ­  56.85 ShreeCement 22239.40 22053.05 22155.00 22378.90 21960.00 58.03 25341.20 15500.00 50 22040.80 Timken 1086.70 1091.45 1092.95 1110.00 1082.10 9.50 1228.90 650.00 41 1092.50
Prime  Foc   [1] 40.80 40.10 41.70 41.70 39.40 15.45 93.00 17.40 ­  39.80 Tinplate 129.65 132.10 131.20 135.85 131.20 761.79 163.95 56.50 17 132.20 Axis  Gold   [1] 44.70 45.30 81.63 53.05 28.46 45.26
SHRENIK 6.40 6.70 6.70 6.70 6.45 605.51 59.95 5.60 ­  ­ 
Prime.Sec   [5] 44.75 43.90 44.15 45.00 43.60 12.02 53.20 24.40 ­  44.15 ShreRamProtn 33.70 32.60 34.15 34.15 32.00 8.05 43.35 29.75 ­  ­  Tips  Ind 248.10 272.45 250.00 272.90 244.30 61.03 354.30 70.00 25 272.15 AXISAMC  ­  AXISNIFTY 124.91 126.80 5.57 1396.28 110.11 ­ 
PrincPipeFit 239.80 240.05 239.80 242.50 239.80 118.24 260.75 75.30 ­  ­  Shreyans 73.30 73.45 73.95 74.25 71.80 8.42 138.40 55.50 4 73.50 TirpathiForg 28.20 28.85 25.50 29.00 25.50 0.68 38.35 20.65 ­  ­  Bank  BeEs   [1] 264.04 268.87 1069.93 332.60 169.70 268.73
PrismJohnson 75.10 75.05 76.50 76.90 74.80 140.18 77.20 25.80 ­  74.95 Shyam  Tel 5.40 5.40 5.40 5.40 5.40 0.01 9.50 5.40 ­  ­  Tita.Wag   [2] 40.10 41.20 40.50 41.80 40.00 182.56 61.45 20.50 7 41.15 Birla  Gold 4704.90 4721.20 0.34 5400.00 3426.00 4800.00
Prit.Nandi 11.50 12.30 11.75 12.90 11.30 7.29 19.75 7.50 ­  11.97 ShyamCent   [1] 3.80 3.80 3.80 3.90 3.70 85.28 5.39 1.77 ­  3.76 TitanComp   [1] 1242.10 1253.50 1242.10 1265.85 1239.00 2546.49 1340.60 720.00 147 1253.30 Birla  Nifty   [100] 133.49 134.07 47.04 5800.00 3450.01 4700.00
PriviSpecial 543.40 529.30 534.90 542.00 515.05 44.85 756.05 355.05 ­  ­  Sicagen 11.30 11.20 11.30 11.55 11.15 24.65 20.80 7.80 ­  11.30 TN  News 101.40 102.85 101.75 107.95 101.15 182.95 198.70 85.00 21 102.85 BIRLASLAM  ABSLBANETF 261.73 265.35 0.55 330.00 161.21 ­ 
ProzoneIntu   [2] 15.85 15.85 16.40 16.40 15.80 85.37 28.55 7.45 ­  15.95 Sical  Log 10.15 9.80 10.15 10.30 9.65 87.85 24.65 4.95 ­  9.89 TN  Petro 36.55 38.35 36.60 38.90 36.30 1444.84 48.00 18.55 7 38.25 BIRLASLAMC ABSLNN50ET 284.01 287.29 0.13 340.00 193.00 ­ 
PSPProjects 390.00 394.95 391.90 397.00 382.20 10.55 560.00 233.80 14 394.40 Siemens   [2] 1331.75 1329.80 1330.00 1344.50 1320.05 460.95 1699.75 947.00 62 1331.55 Tokyo  Pl 60.55 60.60 61.20 61.25 60.15 14.91 80.00 48.00 ­  60.60 ConsConstCon 101.41 102.32 60.07 114.00 61.00 ­ 
PTC 48.60 48.65 48.75 49.45 48.55 1137.17 68.45 32.40 4 48.70 SignetIndus 19.50 19.45 19.15 19.85 19.00 3.10 28.40 13.05 ­  ­  Tor.Pwr 316.40 322.25 304.10 325.00 304.05 4143.71 368.75 239.65 7 322.35 DSPBRAMC  ­QUIDETF 999.99 999.99 22.33 1096.00 810.90 ­ 
PTC  Ind  Fin 17.25 17.30 17.35 17.55 17.20 282.14 20.70 6.78 10 17.30 TorrentPhar   [5] 2604.30 2556.50 2604.00 2616.30 2544.00 499.69 3040.00 1619.00 45 2554.05 EdeAMCNifEES 15250.00 15201.00 0.02 16015.83 7500.90 ­ 
SIL  Inv 134.90 138.05 138.95 139.00 133.70 2.08 176.00 70.00 5 138.05
PTL  Ent   [2] 37.10 37.15 37.15 38.00 36.50 53.07 50.65 23.00 5 37.05 TotalTranspt 36.40 36.20 37.90 37.90 35.30 3.38 49.90 25.90 ­  ­  EDELAMC  ­  EBANK 2852.00 2862.00 0.00 3953.96 1832.01 ­ 
SillymonkEnt 21.80 21.90 20.90 22.65 20.90 2.66 37.50 20.80 ­  ­ 
PudumjeePap[1] 17.55 17.00 18.25 18.25 16.55 94.78 18.40 9.45 7 16.85 Tou.Fin.Cor 34.55 35.95 34.60 37.50 34.60 286.30 89.00 27.35 4 36.05 EDELAMC  ­  EBBETF0423 1098.38 1100.44 10.30 1199.00 830.90 ­ 
SimbholiSug 6.15 6.35 6.45 6.45 6.05 15.21 9.39 3.56 ­  6.33
Pun.Natl.Bk   [2] 27.70 27.75 27.75 28.20 27.6032382.74 67.75 26.30 ­  27.75 TouchwoodEnt 42.25 41.60 41.60 43.15 40.20 1.14 93.25 38.20 ­  ­  EDELAMC  ­  EBBETF0425 1015.11 1015.66 3.53 1101.00 988.00 ­ 
Simp.Inf   [2] 29.40 29.35 30.60 30.60 29.15 53.23 64.10 16.45 ­  29.45
Punj.Chem 618.80 616.25 625.05 629.00 610.00 2.66 668.00 234.40 35 615.25 TPL  Plastech 106.05 104.90 105.05 106.85 103.65 0.78 150.00 57.25 11 105.00 EDELAMC  ­  EBBETF0430 1120.56 1123.80 60.03 1190.00 991.10 ­ 
SintercomInd 77.00 77.00 79.50 79.50 77.00 2.41 84.70 76.00 ­  ­ 
Punj.Mohta 8.15 7.90 7.95 8.50 7.75 2.81 13.75 1.70 ­  ­  Trans.Corp   [2] 226.15 227.95 227.30 231.00 225.55 130.68 302.95 121.25 17 228.65 EDELAMC  ­  EBBETF0431 1015.40 1016.43 7.69 1017.49 972.00 ­ 
SintexPlaTec 2.25 2.30 2.25 2.35 2.25 762.15 2.90 0.55 ­  ­ 
Puravankra   [5] 44.15 44.55 43.90 45.90 43.85 127.47 72.90 28.65 ­  44.70 Tree  Hse 7.10 7.10 7.10 7.30 7.00 29.42 10.02 3.14 ­  7.12 EDELAMC  ­  EQ30 352.55 353.00 0.03 360.00 238.00 ­ 
SircPaintInd 247.85 248.80 248.05 252.00 247.00 14.86 321.95 157.40 ­  ­ 
PVR 1219.05 1215.45 1230.00 1234.00 1188.00 3565.72 2081.42 706.07 ­  1217.05 TrejharaSolu 18.45 19.35 19.35 19.35 19.35 3.78 22.65 4.45 ­  ­  Gold  BeEs   [1] 44.92 45.61 3202.29 49.50 33.11 45.60
SitiNetwork 0.55 0.50 0.55 0.55 0.50 126509.02 2.30 0.50 ­ ­ 
Trent   [1] 679.65 674.20 675.40 680.00 628.00 1129.40 804.05 367.55 ­  673.90
Siyaram   [2] 138.70 137.55 139.25 142.40 136.00 48.12 269.90 94.00 29 138.10 Goldmanamc  ­  CPSEETF 16.85 16.95 1497.44 24.78 11.55 16.95
Q................................................. SJVN 22.20 22.45 22.25 22.50 22.00 1440.79 27.30 17.15 6 22.40
TRF 72.50 73.25 72.95 74.80 72.50 5.93 142.00 45.40 ­  73.95
HangSengBees   [1] 325.06 334.50 0.51 391.60 268.00 337.21
Quess  Corp 413.75 408.80 414.90 417.10 407.90 95.86 639.05 165.40 ­  408.65 Trib  Bhimji 40.50 42.10 40.75 42.70 39.60 1457.69 43.45 16.50 ­  42.20
SKF  India 1488.00 1500.35 1484.00 1508.90 1480.00 37.33 2313.00 1237.50 39 1500.20 HDFC  Gold   [100] 4592.10 4665.85 9.79 5088.50 3385.00 4664.79
QuickHealTec 164.05 166.80 165.75 171.00 164.10 542.11 183.25 62.45 12 166.80 Trident   [1] 7.50 7.55 7.55 7.65 7.40 3455.63 8.57 3.05 ­  7.53
SKIL  Infra 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.35 2.20 111.15 5.89 2.20 ­  2.36 HDFCAMC  ­  HBANKETF 260.74 265.63 20.66 266.31 200.10 ­ 
Trigyn 52.10 51.95 52.40 53.00 51.60 30.52 63.00 18.65 26 51.90
Skipper   [1] 47.15 48.05 47.30 49.50 47.25 30.49 60.35 17.55 15 47.95 HDFCAmc­Nift   [100] 1271.53 1289.46 2.91 1304.42 843.70 1285.77
R ................................................. SKM  Egg 41.80 42.25 42.35 42.80 41.60 31.60 56.40 20.20 14 42.50
TRIL   [1]
Triv.Eng   [1]
8.65
69.95
9.35
70.45
8.75
70.10
9.55
71.45
8.55 206.76
70.00 186.98
14.97
88.45
4.93
28.90
­  9.30
5 70.50 HDFCAmc­Sens 4353.95 4342.57 0.35 4966.00 2940.00 ­ 
R  Sys  Intl   [1] 118.30 122.85 124.00 124.00 117.65 48.67 134.90 46.30 24 122.25 Smartlink   [2] 70.60 70.05 70.65 71.40 69.40 2.30 100.90 50.00 ­  70.95 IBULLSAMC  ­  IBMFNIFTY 122.77 122.22 0.13 141.00 68.09 ­ 
Triv.Tur   [1] 71.95 71.25 72.85 72.85 71.00 24.91 115.00 45.90 23 71.20
Radico   [2] 436.65 435.25 436.00 439.90 433.00 209.86 471.75 220.00 26 435.30 SML  Isuzu 429.80 412.70 430.00 435.65 392.00 96.99 664.00 280.00 ­  411.75 ICICIPRAMC  BHARATIWIN 25.94 25.95 1180.03 36.80 20.70 ­ 
TT 38.95 39.00 40.70 40.90 38.10 10.43 49.00 25.20 ­  38.55
RailVikasNgm 18.45 18.45 18.55 18.65 18.40 1314.56 29.30 10.00 ­  ­  SMS  Phr   [1] 82.45 82.90 82.50 83.75 81.60 73.92 101.80 23.55 20 82.95 ICICIPRAMC  ­  ICICI500 161.81 163.81 6.82 179.00 88.02 ­ 
TTK  Prst 5957.75 5999.70 5998.60 6028.80 5959.90 4.96 6560.15 3918.05 50 5991.65
Rain  Ind   [2] 101.80 103.50 103.00 105.25 102.40 888.61 128.90 44.90 ­  103.55 SMSLifeScien 560.55 573.15 556.65 575.00 556.00 3.84 712.40 152.65 ­  ­  ICICIPRAMC  ­  ICICIALPLV 124.33 125.00 36.57 140.00 99.90 ­ 
TTKHealtcare 455.90 452.50 456.05 456.05 446.10 1.78 615.90 262.05 102 451.00
RAJ  OIL  MILLS 8.30 8.70 8.70 8.70 8.70 0.32 8.70 7.60 ­  ­  SnowmanLogi 35.80 35.65 35.40 36.25 35.40 162.16 45.80 24.60 ­  35.60 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIBANKP 144.26 147.40 58.48 188.00 85.95 ­ 
TTML 7.40 7.05 7.05 7.05 7.05 907.46 9.03 1.80 ­  7.41
Raj  TV   [5] 33.80 33.55 33.15 34.40 33.15 0.88 52.90 28.10 ­  34.40 Sobha 289.85 295.80 292.50 299.00 291.00 383.38 468.00 117.90 14 295.80 ICICIPRAMC  ­  ICICILIQ 1000.00 999.99 11.06 1200.00 805.95 ­ 
TubeInvIndia 675.00 689.15 678.05 699.85 675.85 119.24 699.85 254.00 ­  ­ 
Raj.Exp   [1] 451.75 452.90 451.00 457.80 451.00 39.63 802.00 440.80 43 452.30 Solar  Ind   [2] 1043.50 1033.35 1038.80 1058.20 1013.35 75.99 1350.00 772.05 47 1029.20 ICICIPRAMC  ­  ICICIM150 67.09 67.65 20.44 75.00 45.10 ­ 
TV  Today   [5] 202.90 209.90 204.00 216.75 200.90 130.81 309.95 128.35 12 209.80
RajdharshInd 10.10 9.70 10.00 10.10 9.65 0.17 18.80 8.50 ­  ­  SolarActPhSc 1082.70 1095.50 1083.00 1113.00 1083.00 65.90 1255.00 364.35 ­  ­  ICICIPRAMC  ­  ICICINXT50 28.67 28.66 206.84 32.77 17.00 ­ 
TV  Vision 1.30 1.25 1.30 1.30 1.25 8.64 2.42 0.98 ­  1.35
RajratanGlbl 333.40 364.10 344.00 368.90 333.85 21.73 397.95 166.00 ­  ­  Som  Dist   [5] 23.60 25.25 23.70 25.80 23.50 412.04 61.38 22.50 ­  25.10 ICICIPRAMC  ­  ICICITECH 215.45 216.07 26.46 256.98 158.95 ­ 
TV18  Br   [2] 28.10 27.95 28.25 28.60 27.80 2220.57 41.70 11.85 ­  27.90
Rajsr.Sug 12.50 12.35 12.50 12.65 12.30 1.66 24.80 7.61 ­  12.56 Somany   [2] 219.90 226.90 227.05 235.70 222.55 498.53 252.85 77.00 71 227.05 ICICIPRAMC  ­  IPRU5008 261.43 266.22 31.16 374.20 164.32 ­ 
TVS  Elec 95.90 96.65 95.05 100.80 94.35 57.56 130.80 47.50 ­  96.45
Rallis   [1] 236.75 241.65 237.50 246.40 237.50 429.22 340.00 127.10 24 241.45 SomanyHomInn 79.45 83.80 80.50 84.90 79.50 1475.36 197.80 53.55 ­  ­  ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 45.76 46.33 110.50 54.10 30.70 ­ 
TVS  Mot   [1] 476.45 479.85 476.60 481.75 472.10 1130.84 499.45 240.10 70 479.60
Rama  News 12.65 12.70 12.95 13.10 12.50 23.50 18.75 9.60 ­  12.61 SomiConveyor 20.55 20.15 20.50 20.90 19.50 2.23 37.50 9.15 10 20.55 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 67.51 67.66 9.27 73.60 37.60 ­ 
TVS  Sri 1421.20 1425.65 1421.20 1443.90 1419.65 3.37 1887.00 760.00 48 1427.05
Ramco  Cem   [1] 839.05 837.05 845.00 847.45 833.55 460.40 883.30 456.50 34 836.20 Sonata   [1] 339.55 331.60 342.40 344.45 328.00 279.29 378.30 148.10 17 331.25
ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF 61.16 61.39 15.30 63.36 32.89 ­ 
Ramco  Ind   [1] 192.75 195.45 193.00 197.90 190.00 162.76 213.80 104.00 23 195.45 SorilInfrRes 67.00 69.05 67.90 71.50 66.60 90.16 150.35 36.90 ­  69.10
Ramco  Sys 448.40 448.90 452.00 462.00 440.00 274.26 543.60 64.10 118 448.45 South  In  Bk   [1] 6.50 6.55 6.55 6.65 6.50 4668.84 11.47 4.85 ­  6.57 U................................................. ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 131.10 132.35 2.02 150.00 90.10 ­ 
SouthWestPin 41.60 39.55 43.00 43.00 39.55 24.18 44.45 9.50 ­  ­  UB   [1] 953.35 950.60 955.00 961.25 938.70 432.32 1355.90 758.75 169 950.60 ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 128.33 129.86 169.38 141.00 81.31 ­ 
Ramk.Forg 376.05 367.05 371.15 374.00 365.00 34.57 415.80 135.45 ­  365.80
Ramky  Inf 29.25 29.45 29.00 29.75 28.70 38.20 49.55 15.45 ­  29.25 SpandnaSphor 558.05 599.35 548.55 611.95 548.55 114.22 1397.00 405.00 ­  ­  Ucal  Fuel 114.35 115.35 113.20 116.95 113.20 15.83 154.70 63.00 ­  115.30 ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF 442.78 451.49 0.79 515.00 290.00 ­ 
Rane  (M) 198.30 199.80 199.60 203.75 198.15 6.29 374.00 130.00 ­  199.85 SPApparels 130.10 129.25 130.90 132.70 128.10 19.33 240.85 57.95 10 128.65 Uco  Bk 11.65 11.75 11.65 11.90 11.65 1262.21 22.20 8.40 ­  11.78 IDBI  Gold   [100] 4647.70 4703.80 0.25 5800.00 3450.01 4700.00
Rane  Brk 657.15 656.45 660.00 660.05 651.10 7.17 783.60 294.00 22 654.80 Spec.Rest 33.65 33.95 33.95 34.45 33.70 23.89 81.10 20.45 ­  33.85 Uflex 319.25 321.60 320.00 324.90 320.00 113.27 376.80 119.95 14 321.60 IDFCAMC  ­  IDFNIFTYET 121.35 122.00 0.35 137.32 86.00 ­ 
Rane  Eng 192.45 195.95 192.50 199.90 191.05 1.59 363.00 119.25 ­  192.30 SpencersRetl 74.85 73.60 74.85 74.85 73.20 300.12 111.25 53.75 ­  ­  UFO  Moviez 75.15 73.70 74.95 74.95 73.50 51.64 143.15 60.00 8 73.75 Infra  BeEs 327.98 329.14 0.22 1260.00 780.00 ­ 
Rane  Hld 412.05 419.20 420.00 423.00 411.35 10.93 927.20 288.00 14 418.15 SPIC 17.35 17.70 17.55 17.75 17.30 111.34 25.90 9.50 8 17.60 Ugar  Sug   [1] 13.35 13.35 13.40 13.50 13.25 79.67 17.00 7.23 4 13.35 InvesIndGold   [100] 4695.00 4715.00 0.00 5599.90 3404.30 ­ 
Ratnamani   [2] 1271.45 1265.25 1262.00 1273.65 1250.30 6.15 1383.50 715.55 22 1265.35 Spicejet 49.10 50.65 49.70 51.30 49.40 7758.42 120.40 30.65 ­  ­  Ujaas   [1] 3.30 3.15 3.40 3.40 3.10 3591.66 10.46 2.18 ­  3.15 InvesInNifty 1306.00 1309.80 0.06 1541.55 778.00 ­ 
RattanIndInf  [2] 6.15 6.35 6.30 6.45 6.00 344.69 11.47 1.48 ­  6.36 SPL  Ind 28.00 28.70 28.00 29.45 27.65 17.52 44.90 19.05 3 28.40 UjivanFinSer 218.55 223.60 219.40 226.45 217.65 738.74 415.40 124.55 ­  223.55 Kotak  Nifty   [5] 126.07 127.73 49.68 1739.95 1000.35 1717.60
RattanIndPow 2.05 2.00 2.00 2.05 2.00 1393.79 4.48 1.08 ­  2.01 SPML  Infra   [2] 8.00 8.15 7.85 8.15 7.65 7.82 15.44 5.00 ­  8.00 UjjivanSFB 31.30 32.25 31.50 32.95 31.05 1904.64 62.80 23.10 ­  ­  Kotak  PSU  Bk 133.13 136.23 21.48 270.00 106.39 135.85
Ravi  K  Dis 6.10 6.50 6.45 6.55 6.20 7.03 9.33 4.19 ­  6.51 Sr.Leathrs 142.80 144.80 144.85 145.90 143.15 46.62 189.25 87.10 18 144.65 UltraTech 4617.90 4556.00 4587.60 4617.85 4540.00 426.09 4753.35 2913.15 23 4555.85 KOTAKMAMCKOTKBKETF 264.85 270.53 70.96 365.70 167.00 ­ 
Raymond 275.50 285.00 276.00 287.70 276.00 1083.81 838.00 209.50 ­  285.05 Sr.Ray.HHP 182.50 184.80 182.55 188.00 182.50 19.41 205.85 65.05 7 184.35 UmangDair   [5] 42.55 42.45 43.45 43.45 41.55 7.85 60.45 27.40 18 42.50 KOTAKMAMC­KTNV20ETF 61.63 62.48 4.62 72.45 38.50 ­ 
RBL  Bank 185.80 193.25 186.00 197.75 184.1539882.22 391.05 101.60 21 193.25 SREI  Infr 6.35 6.40 6.35 6.60 6.35 469.24 11.30 3.50 ­  6.38 Unichm  Lab   [2] 239.20 236.75 240.00 241.70 235.45 54.95 304.20 75.10 ­  236.85 Kotal  Gold 449.55 457.95 74.40 507.00 321.00 458.32
RCF 43.65 43.90 43.75 44.20 43.65 584.62 59.80 22.05 8 43.90 SRF 4867.00 4966.90 4867.00 5074.00 4853.00 1244.34 5074.85 2492.20 35 4952.05 Union  Bk 24.10 24.50 24.50 24.65 24.25 4706.65 65.70 22.60 ­  24.50 LICNAMC  ­CNFENGP 122.97 128.76 1.52 150.00 79.90 128.00
RECL 108.60 108.15 108.80 109.25 106.90 6290.78 157.25 79.00 4 108.10 Sri  Adh  Br 1.40 1.40 1.40 1.40 1.35 4.05 1.94 0.95 ­  1.38 Uniph.Ent   [2] 60.75 60.15 59.30 61.70 59.30 5.96 74.00 30.15 18 ­  LICNAMC  ­CNFESGP 425.33 430.55 0.19 588.00 305.02 ­ 
Redington   [2] 118.40 118.35 118.00 119.35 116.30 443.55 139.85 60.00 10 118.40 SrikalahPipe 116.75 116.95 117.85 118.10 116.50 78.66 234.20 90.35 4 116.80 United  Nil 318.60 317.45 324.00 324.00 281.95 2.23 390.00 165.00 ­  ­  LICNAMC  ­CNFNHGP 123.29 121.84 1.52 164.95 77.00 ­ 
Refex  Ref 47.30 47.05 47.30 47.70 46.80 34.22 77.75 28.48 3 47.05 Star  Pap 87.05 88.20 87.10 89.40 87.05 25.34 144.10 60.00 6 87.95 United  Spr   [2] 533.95 544.20 535.95 553.10 533.40 3909.52 742.95 443.00 146 544.00 LICNAMC  ­CNMFET 21.66 21.69 1.27 25.50 17.60 ­ 
Rel  Cap 8.55 8.65 8.65 8.85 8.25 671.22 27.00 3.70 ­  8.64 StarCement   [1] 82.90 86.45 83.60 87.35 83.00 404.39 104.65 56.00 18 86.40 UnitedDrilng 242.65 245.35 249.90 249.90 240.00 11.95 294.45 234.25 ­  ­  Liquid  BeEs   [1000] 999.99 999.99 944.87 1009.90 997.55 1000.00
Rel.Ind.Inf 365.85 372.55 368.90 375.50 367.10 170.22 479.70 163.95 75 372.60 STC  India 54.50 56.00 55.50 56.50 55.05 27.00 73.00 28.25 ­  55.90 Univ.Cab 133.15 132.00 133.25 134.55 131.55 12.66 196.00 68.00 11 132.10 MIRAEAMC  ­  MAN50ETF 123.30 124.81 0.44 130.00 75.10 ­ 
Rel.Infra 19.55 19.65 19.75 19.95 19.50 1134.67 49.40 8.65 1 19.65 Steel  Strp 488.85 487.15 494.00 496.30 485.00 19.32 787.50 317.35 ­  487.65 UnivastIndia 32.85 31.75 32.95 34.00 31.00 3.48 47.75 26.05 ­  ­  MIRAEAMC  ­  MANXT50 279.90 280.60 3.76 339.00 151.00 ­ 
Relaxo   [1] 703.15 698.90 707.50 710.85 695.00 130.19 830.15 493.05 85 698.15 SteelCitySec 30.50 29.75 30.90 30.90 29.10 1.59 43.10 14.75 ­  ­  UPL   [2] 418.40 422.40 421.45 428.00 417.80 7614.07 614.80 240.30 114 422.25 Most­Gold 18.38 18.76 128.70 19.65 12.30 18.75
RelHomeFin 1.80 1.85 1.80 1.85 1.80 1441.64 6.50 0.85 ­  ­  SteelExIndia 33.20 33.10 33.05 34.30 32.85 102.32 42.50 10.60 ­  ­  UrjaGlobal   [1] 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.05 2.95 1453.58 5.14 0.93 ­  2.98 MostM50   [7] 119.04 120.08 12.74 124.70 78.00 119.91
Reliance 1955.00 2029.15 1990.00 2040.00 1978.1530770.08 2368.80 867.44 48 2029.00 Stel  Hld   [1] 53.65 53.90 54.30 56.50 53.45 32.00 NA NA ­  ­  Usha  M  Ed   [1] 1.25 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.20 32.03 1.70 0.80 ­  1.20 MostM50 877.40 870.57 221.26 909.19 500.00 871.85
Religare 50.80 51.30 50.55 51.65 50.55 105.83 60.60 17.20 ­  51.25 Ster.Tool   [2] 177.50 176.40 175.90 179.55 174.85 6.70 256.05 105.30 46 176.05 Usha  Mar   [1] 21.25 22.30 21.00 22.70 21.00 297.88 34.55 10.50 21 22.25 NI I ETF NIFTY MIDCAP 150 67.27 68.23 54.79 79.30 40.05 ­ 
RelNavalEngg 2.05 2.15 2.15 2.15 2.15 601.79 4.25 0.95 ­  ­  Sterlg&Wilsn 213.70 218.65 216.40 220.00 212.60 107.08 575.00 69.70 ­  ­  UTIAMC 501.20 495.80 499.20 507.00 495.00 165.28 529.95 471.10 ­  ­  NiftyBeEs   [1] 129.12 130.61 2090.66 132.80 82.50 130.57
Remsons 83.10 82.75 79.95 88.00 79.75 1.83 119.00 43.20 21 82.65 STERLITE  TECH 144.80 147.35 145.00 147.90 144.80 435.28 174.70 58.65 ­  ­  Utm.G.Stl 6.80 7.10 7.10 7.10 7.10 54.84 10.93 3.62 ­  7.17
NiftyJrBeEs   [1] 293.65 294.69 87.53 304.00 190.00 294.68
RenaisncGlob 241.95 234.20 243.80 245.95 225.65 8.20 408.00 184.05 ­  ­  Str.Arcolab 663.80 661.15 667.00 673.45 654.40 460.02 764.60 271.00 102 660.70 Utm.Sug 81.30 81.65 81.80 82.80 81.00 28.17 130.00 39.30 4 81.90
NIIndETFLong 22.25 22.27 12.51 25.50 17.00 ­ 
Repco  Home 196.25 198.75 199.00 201.40 195.65 211.45 365.50 90.75 4 198.60 Subros   [2] 280.25 279.40 278.50 282.95 276.35 291.72 299.50 117.45 78 279.85 Uttam Value  [1] 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.2513495.23 0.69 0.19 ­  0.32
NIPETFDivOpp 28.62 28.20 0.85 34.00 17.12 ­ 
Repro 345.45 355.30 350.70 367.95 346.10 10.67 740.00 260.15 ­  355.35 Sud.Chem   [2] 445.00 441.65 447.95 453.00 441.00 124.38 538.00 286.25 27 441.65 NIPP INDIA ETF NIFTY 100 121.93 123.60 2.06 135.00 70.90 ­ 
Resp.Ind   [1] 154.90 156.05 156.00 161.80 154.30 232.01 161.00 67.90 ­  156.00 Sumeet 2.00 1.95 1.95 2.10 1.90 39.10 2.92 1.26 ­  1.99 V ................................................. NippoIndETF 55.55 54.56 3.25 63.00 42.50 ­ 
Revathi 430.00 437.75 430.05 439.80 426.95 0.53 554.50 250.00 10 437.85 Sumit.Sec 406.05 396.40 400.10 406.75 396.00 0.41 498.75 203.00 15 396.55 V  Mart 1970.05 1978.50 1979.80 2065.00 1969.30 47.61 2545.00 1293.70 ­  1974.20 NIPPON  INDIA  ETF  NV20 63.13 63.32 1.92 598.00 41.00 ­ 
Rico  Auto   [1] 29.80 30.10 30.00 30.40 29.75 290.58 52.00 15.95 ­  30.10 SumitomoChem 285.55 280.10 287.70 289.50 279.00 369.01 317.00 151.05 ­  ­  V2  Retail 46.25 48.55 45.80 48.55 45.80 47.06 127.00 31.50 ­  48.00
RITES 240.90 242.25 241.80 243.00 241.15 83.08 331.00 191.00 11 242.70 PSU  Bk  BeEs   [1] 14.90 15.06 390.48 30.16 11.67 15.00
SumitWoods 8.40 8.50 8.60 8.60 8.25 2.86 23.90 8.00 ­  ­  VA  T  Wab   [2] 184.05 181.85 185.85 187.35 178.20 141.97 236.45 73.00 26 182.35 Qgold   [100] 2233.00 2272.70 1.04 2500.00 1621.30 2267.63
Rolta 4.25 4.20 4.30 4.30 4.10 205.25 7.72 1.80 ­  4.24 Sun  Pharma   [1] 512.50 509.15 515.00 515.75 506.75 9251.55 564.90 315.20 42 508.85 Vadilal 780.00 780.90 781.15 784.00 780.00 2.08 898.95 394.05 ­  779.85
RosariBiotec 781.35 780.75 787.70 788.80 780.00 108.96 859.00 664.00 ­  ­  RELCAPAMC  NETFIT 21.59 21.66 273.23 26.20 14.00 ­ 
Sun Phr Adv  [1] 169.15 170.20 169.90 172.00 169.00 294.83 210.70 81.00 ­  170.05 Vaibhav 2013.20 2006.70 2050.00 2063.50 1980.00 21.51 2061.95 490.00 53 2013.35
Rossell   [2] 129.35 129.40 132.45 132.50 128.25 8.62 178.10 34.90 23 128.90 SBIAMC  ­  SBIETFIT 215.00 216.63 0.46 250.00 201.20 ­ 
Sun  TV   [5] 439.35 435.45 445.00 446.50 428.35 2174.62 531.75 259.80 14 435.00 VaishaliPhar 33.90 32.90 34.40 34.40 32.45 9.34 57.75 31.30 ­  ­ 
RouteMobile 940.50 926.20 939.00 985.00 905.60 1801.77 1151.70 625.00 ­  ­  SBIAMC  ­  SBIETFPB 144.14 148.09 0.58 149.00 130.60 ­ 
Sund.Brak 225.20 230.05 221.15 238.85 220.05 5.38 360.50 124.00 ­  228.60 Vakrang   [1] 26.95 26.80 27.45 27.45 26.70 898.16 55.50 17.10 ­  26.75
RPG  Life   [8] 369.00 362.40 371.00 374.95 360.20 45.79 429.35 146.00 17 363.30 SBIAMC  ­  SBIETFQLTY 109.31 109.85 0.87 115.00 73.20 ­ 
Sund.Clay   [5] 1711.30 1660.85 1684.25 1800.00 1636.00 12.28 2334.75 970.50 95 1656.75 ValiantOrgan 3731.95 3689.20 3698.00 3770.00 3612.15 25.11 3877.00 2875.05 ­  ­ 
RPower 3.05 3.10 3.05 3.20 3.0010770.23 5.23 1.00 ­  3.10 Sund.Fast   [1] 460.30 462.15 463.90 469.80 452.50 69.73 533.00 249.00 42 462.10 SBIAMC  ­  SETF10GILT 203.98 202.08 0.05 240.42 154.27 ­ 
Vard  Text 803.00 815.40 805.00 821.05 796.00 18.19 1104.95 592.90 15 815.00
RPP  Infra 43.55 45.85 44.90 46.40 43.25 26.00 94.00 27.25 5 45.90 Sund.Fin 1588.80 1590.30 1587.00 1600.00 1565.30 82.11 1780.90 1019.75 24 1586.95 Vard.Acry 30.35 30.70 30.15 30.75 30.05 12.82 281.17 95.65 ­  153.15 SBI­ETF  Gold 4586.90 4668.05 13.49 5135.75 3380.00 ­ 
RS  Soft   [5] 20.20 20.80 20.70 20.85 20.00 11.12 27.40 9.60 ­  20.70 Sund.Multi   [1] 1.20 1.15 1.20 1.20 1.10 98.51 2.04 1.02 ­  1.13 Vard.Hld 1240.00 1223.15 1285.60 1285.60 1220.40 0.26 1599.00 710.05 24 1248.50 SBI­ETF  NIFTY  50 125.45 126.80 225.56 136.70 79.00 ­ 
Ruby  Mills   [5] 154.25 154.65 152.65 158.95 152.20 1.50 242.00 112.25 11 153.55 SundarFinHol 53.10 52.45 52.10 53.70 51.90 26.63 81.55 35.05 ­  ­  Vard.SPC 72.45 73.75 71.50 74.00 69.20 23.98 87.35 35.30 ­  ­  SBI­ETF  NIFTY  BANK 261.57 267.18 826.13 373.20 169.00 ­ 
Ruch.Paper 46.90 47.50 46.30 49.30 46.30 22.16 91.00 26.75 8 47.55 Sunflag 46.05 47.15 47.30 47.80 46.30 1396.00 50.90 21.15 12 47.10 VarrocEngg 283.30 285.95 285.00 292.60 285.00 103.65 524.00 120.00 ­  ­  SBI­ETFNN50 290.36 292.51 2.67 328.10 190.00 ­ 
Rupa    [1] 191.10 195.80 192.00 197.00 191.95 28.29 251.00 101.90 17 196.55 Sunteck   [1] 268.55 267.10 269.00 269.85 266.50 127.35 457.70 145.00 50 267.15 VarunBevera 698.35 694.30 703.95 705.00 690.35 117.99 869.95 485.05 71 694.75 Sharia  BeEs 312.33 314.36 0.59 340.81 186.90 312.03
Rush.Decor 89.50 90.50 90.50 92.20 90.10 12.49 140.56 57.55 12 90.40 Super  Spn   [1] 3.45 3.40 3.55 3.55 3.40 5.14 5.55 2.03 ­  3.42 Vascon 8.65 8.60 8.70 8.85 8.45 65.94 18.87 6.02 ­  8.59 TATAAML  ­  NETF 133.87 134.30 0.51 146.70 77.81 ­ 
Superhouse 85.25 85.00 84.50 86.00 84.25 7.75 114.90 52.55 5 84.70 Vaswani 4.20 4.30 4.40 4.40 4.15 16.94 8.07 2.50 4 4.24 TATAAML  ­  NPBET 141.68 143.20 1.43 190.00 88.11 ­ 
S ................................................. Supr.Ind   [2] 1440.00 1444.95 1447.10 1470.00 1440.00 46.07 1499.80 791.15 38 1445.60 VEDANTA   [1] 94.25 94.75 94.75 95.85 93.7514623.08 166.05 60.30 4 94.75 UTI  Gold   [100] 4593.10 4618.80 1.14 5600.00 3333.82 4618.72
S  H  Kelkar 89.65 88.70 90.25 90.25 88.10 215.74 129.85 47.60 51 88.65 Supr.Petro 273.70 270.80 274.90 274.90 267.65 37.43 284.00 113.10 26 271.10 Venky's 1534.15 1588.65 1546.00 1615.00 1540.10 473.17 1943.00 580.00 ­  1588.80 UTIAMC  ­  UTIBANKETF 263.44 268.64 0.22 285.00 202.50 ­ 
S&S  Power 9.30 8.85 9.25 9.25 8.85 0.80 15.75 8.55 ­  ­  Suprajit   [1] 178.95 186.95 179.80 189.00 178.70 198.50 220.00 100.00 25 185.85 VertozAdvtsg 177.30 178.10 173.30 182.50 173.30 21.40 182.60 67.15 ­  ­  UTIAMC  ­  UTINEXT50 290.73 292.00 1.26 314.00 202.10 ­ 
Sadbhav   [1] 45.70 45.65 45.75 46.60 45.30 405.63 142.00 23.40 ­  45.70 Surana Solar  [5] 6.75 6.90 6.90 6.95 6.80 5.86 12.25 5.07 ­  6.91 Vesuvius 882.15 901.45 898.00 904.00 880.10 3.79 1226.55 746.65 26 904.00 UTIAMC  ­  UTINIFT 1293.00 1308.38 3.83 1480.00 840.00 ­ 
SadbhavInf 16.00 15.90 16.00 16.20 15.80 132.49 47.00 10.90 ­  15.90 Surana  Tel   [1] 3.80 3.80 3.80 3.90 3.80 12.04 5.39 2.05 ­  3.79 Veto  Switch 42.50 42.50 42.35 43.00 41.55 3.09 56.00 25.75 8 42.70 UTIAMC  ­  UTISENS 437.13 438.00 0.29 452.00 301.00 ­ 
SafariIndia 500.75 467.55 500.00 507.65 462.10 27.02 698.00 289.60 ­  ­  Surya  Rosh 243.70 250.30 246.50 255.00 245.15 294.73 255.00 61.70 13 250.10 V­Guard   [1] 171.10 168.90 172.00 172.45 168.20 208.10 255.00 149.00 56 168.75 UTIAMC  ­  UTISXN50 308.10 308.09 0.00 390.40 190.67 ­ 
Sagar  Cem 713.80 748.65 705.85 769.80 705.85 212.08 828.95 246.00 21 746.90 Suryalaxmi 17.35 19.05 17.55 19.05 17.55 34.12 27.10 12.75 ­  19.25 VidhiSpclIng  [1] 134.50 133.30 135.00 135.00 130.50 51.63 152.75 38.75 20 132.65
SAIL 38.25 37.95 38.50 39.40 37.6041712.94 51.85 20.15 13 38.00 Sutlej  Te   [1] 27.20 26.85 27.75 27.75 26.50 53.47 38.90 15.40 ­  26.70 Viji  Finance   [1] 0.45 0.50 0.45 0.50 0.45 42.82 0.79 0.19 ­  0.44 *:  Closing  price  is  the  average  of  trade  price(s)  for  the  last  half  an  hour;52­Week  High/Low  figures
SakarHealth 86.35 86.45 87.95 90.00 81.95 48.04 96.00 45.70 ­  ­  SuumayaLife 101.70 103.40 106.75 106.75 101.00 84.52 110.00 62.25 ­  ­  VikasMultCor 7.95 7.90 8.00 8.10 7.85 9936.32 21.40 0.90 ­  ­  pertain  to  BSE.
Saksoft 361.70 343.60 361.70 369.90 340.00 86.68 447.00 105.50 15 342.45 Suven  Lif   [1] 45.85 45.65 45.85 46.70 45.30 182.97 67.40 12.76 ­  45.75 VikasPro&Gnt 2.30 2.25 2.25 2.30 2.25 945.26 11.30 2.20 ­  ­  Shares  of  face  value  other  than  ₹10  is  indicated  in  brackets  immediately  following  the  name  of  the
Sakth.Sug 7.55 7.75 7.60 7.85 7.50 29.58 13.57 5.00 ­  7.65 SuvenPharma 325.85 333.85 334.00 336.90 322.90 749.80 825.00 175.20 ­  ­  VikasWSP 3.80 3.75 3.80 3.85 3.75 87.23 7.30 3.70 ­  ­  company.
Sakuma   [1] 5.10 5.10 5.10 5.40 5.05 266.17 9.72 3.00 ­  5.15 Suzlon   [2] 3.05 2.95 3.00 3.05 2.9017656.73 6.19 1.65 ­  2.96 Vinati  Org   [1] 1174.70 1135.40 1132.00 1168.15 1105.10 342.27 1417.95 651.00 36 1135.75 Qty  (No  of  shares  traded)  is  denoted  in  thousands.
SAL  Stl 2.55 2.65 2.55 2.70 2.55 38.66 4.36 1.60 2 2.61 Swan  Ener   [1] 139.15 136.90 139.70 141.90 133.60 189.12 158.30 97.00 ­  138.15 Vindh.Tel 703.15 735.80 708.10 744.95 708.10 7.66 1012.00 380.00 8 736.30
SalasarTech 210.15 210.25 212.70 212.90 206.00 53.23 219.00 68.80 18 209.05 Swaraj  Eng 1382.95 1388.20 1383.85 1415.00 1382.60 4.91 1708.95 807.35 26 1388.40 Vinyl  Chm   [1] 103.55 103.55 102.00 104.80 102.00 47.44 119.80 36.95 28 103.45 The  PE(price­earnings  multiple)  of  each  stock  is  based  on  the  latest  declared  earnings.
SalonaCot 76.30 70.25 73.75 76.80 69.10 7.54 87.80 36.05 66 72.00 Symphony   [2] 846.45 846.10 850.60 854.00 845.00 15.24 1407.35 690.00 36 846.15 VIP  Ind   [2] 285.15 286.25 289.90 293.95 285.20 361.61 519.90 187.95 ­  286.15 The  PE  computation  takes  into  account  the  per  share  earnings  of  each  company  for  the  latest  12
Salzer  Elec 98.65 98.70 100.30 102.55 98.50 26.85 130.80 47.30 7 98.50 Syngene  Int 548.20 538.45 550.00 550.00 535.05 198.03 596.85 201.65 61 538.90 VIPClothing   [2] 8.60 8.60 8.50 8.90 8.50 42.16 12.56 3.38 ­  8.60 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
A.K.Capital 235.45 249.75 Bengal Tea & 33.05 31.55 Diana Tea Co [5] 9.64 10.00 Hawaeng 29.30 30.70 Jenburkt Ph. 424.85 424.50 Majestic Aut 88.20 90.80 Odyssey Tech 23.90 24.15 Rexnord Ele. 24.20 25.20 Snim [1] 6.13 6.25 Trio Mercan 32.60 36.00 Velan Hotels 2.68 2.61 Yash Manage. 11.10 11.05
A.Sarabhai 17.30 17.75 Bengla& Asm 1430.50 1577.35 Disa India 3410.00 3489.20 Hawkins Cook 5136.95 5200.60 Jindal Hotl 20.25 21.00 Makers Lab. 98.95 100.95 Ok Play (I) 15.40 15.40 Rgrl 15.75 16.15 Snl Bearings 118.95 124.95 Triton Valve 722.50 727.35 Veljan 720.00 713.30 Yashchem 51.60 53.10
Aail [5] 14.47 14.50 Bestagro 445.05 436.15 Divya.Granit 40.25 38.40 Hb Estate De 7.61 7.99 Jiyaeco 7.96 7.80 Mal [3] 0.64 0.61 Oriental Ven [1] 38.50 39.20 Riba Textils 31.15 31.80 Sntcl 2.37 2.48 Triveni Glas 7.39 7.06 Veritas [1] 36.00 36.70 Yasho 150.00 153.00
Aarey Drugs 23.80 23.70 Bgjl 55.00 54.50 Dolphin Medi 1.11 1.11 Hb Portfolio 16.60 15.50 Jkagri Gen 613.80 603.80 Mallcom 230.85 241.00 Orientelec [1] 212.40 212.20 Riddhicorp 155.10 150.05 Solara 10 Ttil 2.31 2.27 Viaanindus [1] 0.72 0.72 Yashpakka 59.00 58.05
Aarnav 50.05 50.05 Bhagira.Chem 427.10 419.50 Dr.Agar.Eye 237.80 237.95 Hbanketf [223] 260.59 265.04 Jl Morison 1865.30 1895.75 Man50etf [100] 123.70 125.40 Osiajee 38.55 38.60 Ridhi Sidhi 240.40 239.45 M Tuni Textile [1] 0.30 0.31 Victory Papr 102.00 102.50 Yuken India 446.40 447.65
Aayush 28.40 27.75 Bharat Bhush 17.70 17.55 Duke Offshor 6.66 6.99 Hemiprop 58.30 64.85 Joindre Capi 16.40 16.40 Mancredit 44.65 44.75 Ozoneworld 82.75 82.80 Rishabh Digh 19.55 19.30 m Tuticorin. 6.68 6.45 Vijay Textil 42.85 44.25 Zeal 61.55 62.20
Abansent 184.55 177.55 Bharat Seats [2] 61.05 61.35 Duncaneng 100.30 98.65 Hemorganic 15.95 16.00 Josts Eng. 509.35 497.40 Mangalam In[1] 0.28 0.29 P.G.Foils 71.10 70.85 Rishiroop 42.35 39.30 Tvf1g 8.61 9.15 Vikas Wsp [1] 3.82 3.80 Zenith Fibre 33.75 33.50
Abc India 47.30 48.80 Bharatagri 158.50 157.25 Duroply 46.75 47.80 Hfil 6.99 6.96 Jstl 27.85 29.20 Manorg 415.10 411.40 P.G.Ind.Ltd. [5] 4.22 4.14 Rishitech 15.55 15.65 Tyche Inds 240.05 247.30 Vikasmcorp [1] 7.95 7.91 Zenith Healt [1] 5.06 5.16
AbmKnowled[5] 108.85 113.00 Bhaskar Agro 17.90 17.05 Dynamic 26.00 27.00 Hhof1140rg 7.89 7.99 Jtl Infra 113.30 121.30 Manvijay 423.95 430.00 Pan India C 0.19 0.19 Rit Pro Ind 20.95 20.90 Tyroon Tea 23.25 23.00 Vikasprop [1] 2.29 2.26 Zenlabs 23.75 23.40
Abslbanetf 265.37 264.00 Bhilwara Sp. 13.80 13.75 Dynamic Ind. 40.70 40.35 High Energy 352.00 350.00 Jumpnet [5] 31.90 30.35 Manxt50etf [275] 281.00 280.60 Pana Energ 162.90 161.20 Ritesh Inter 12.28 12.45 m Udaip Ceme [4] 13.49 14.54 Vikram Therm 186.50 184.15 Zenotech 30.05 30.60
Abslnn50et 282.50 290.00 Bhilwra Tec [1] 3.71 3.84 Dynavision 47.50 49.80 Him.Fibres [1] 1.15 1.10 Jyoti Ltd. 8.22 8.63 Maruti Infra 16.45 16.15 Panafic [1] 0.20 0.20 Rodium 96.95 98.20 Udayjew 135.35 137.35 Vipulorg 88.55 91.35 Zf Steering 298.65 298.50
Accel [2] 9.69 9.38 Bihar Sponge 1.28 1.30 Eastwest 63.75 63.75 Himtek [2] 46.10 47.00 Jyoti Resins 231.15 242.70 Maxhealth 114.50 114.35 Panch.Steel 31.45 31.75 Rossari [2] 780.95 780.85 Ugrocap 90.00 90.00 Virat Crane 19.30 19.55 Zimlab 91.30 92.70
Acknit Ind 65.00 69.95 Bilcare Ltd. 42.75 42.40 Ecoplast Ltd 83.35 80.10 Hind Alumin 38.95 38.30 Kamadgiri 31.65 30.50 Maximus 119.75 118.75 Panth 4.68 4.59 Roto Pumps [2] 100.55 102.30 Ultracab 84.50 85.10 Virat Indus. 29.35 29.05 Zodiac Ven [1] 7.36 7.72
Acrycil Ltd. [2] 150.35 165.35 Binny Ltd. [5] 105.00 107.00 Ecoreco 38.50 38.30 Hind Mills 182.95 190.85 Kamaholding 5035.70 5355.05 Maxindia 57.00 58.00 Paramone 11.69 12.24 Route 939.60 925.45 H Ultramarine [2] 234.45 231.80 Virinchi 33.20 33.65 Group T
Adcindia 175.45 178.10 Birla Pretec [2] 5.17 5.20 Elantas 2399.35 2405.20 Hind.Foods 932.30 926.35 Kanchi 390.15 390.15 Mayukh 12.01 12.61 Parleind 10.08 10.05 Rril [5] 4.44 4.52 D C m Umiya 9.36 8.91 Vishal [5] 169.85 161.40
Aditya Spin. 6.00 6.18 Birlatyres 19.05 19.55 Eldeco Hous. 951.00 962.65 Hind.Tin Wrk 40.80 40.60 Kancotea 27.60 28.45 Mazdock 169.25 170.15 Parnaxlab 18.40 18.95 Rts Power Co 32.45 31.30 K Uni Off Auto 4.16 4.08 Vishwaraj 115.40 114.40 Aanchalisp 4.38 4.38
Ador Fontech[2] 30.80 30.60 Bl.Chip Tex 83.05 86.55 Elixir 24.15 23.30 Hindu.Adhesi 94.35 94.05 Kanpur Plast 113.55 114.45 Mcloud 70.00 69.95 Pas.Acrylon 9.26 9.27 Rubfila Int. [5] 38.35 38.75 Unick 25.50 25.15 Vista Pharma[2] 7.89 8.67 Aartisurf 585.90 615.15
Agiil 54.60 53.00 Bla Ros Ind [1] 119.90 122.90 Elpro Inter [1] 40.00 40.05 Hindustn Bio 1.83 1.87 Kavitind 140.95 139.55 Medi Caps 20.80 20.05 Patel Airtem 129.60 132.85 Rvnl 18.45 18.45 M Unique Organ 13.02 13.28 Visven 36.50 38.30 Bh.Immun&Bio 26.75 27.25
Aimco Pesti. 101.45 100.60 Bodhtree 42.90 42.90 Empire Ind. 573.90 563.00 Hitechwind 13.30 13.62 Kaycee In [100] 2825.00 2685.05 MediaMatrix [1] 5.02 4.96 Paushak Ltd 3476.70 3450.25 Saboo Sodium 4.17 3.98 Unitech Inte 4.49 4.27 Vivanta 5.33 5.08 Boroltd [1] 140.90 142.00
Ainfra [5] 25.00 25.00 Bom.Cycle 630.00 608.95 Enkei Wheel [5] 236.00 235.20 Hleglas 1410.25 1396.90 Kcp Sugar In [1] 14.35 14.32 Medicamen Bi 386.45 385.85 Pazel [1] 0.25 0.24 Sacheta Met. 14.40 15.00 United Cred. 8.60 8.66 Vivid Ind [5] 15.35 15.65 Ceinsystech 114.00 114.00
Ajanta Soya 37.75 38.00 Bomoxy­B1 [100] 10051.00 9867.20 Equitasbnk 32.95 32.90 Huil 808.00 778.40 Kdll 17.95 17.10 Mega Corpn. [1] 0.71 0.68 Pbm Polytex 37.35 34.50 Sadhana Nitr[1] 19.00 18.85 United Drill 242.60 244.30 Vivo Bio Tec 40.60 39.95 Darshanorna 25.65 26.15
Ajil 45.10 46.50 Bplpharma 360.20 359.95 Esaar (I)Ltd 2.01 2.05 Icici500 162.09 163.96 Keerthi 50.15 52.65 Mehai 11.69 11.54 Pee Cee Cosm 94.25 90.95 Safari Ind. [2] 500.60 466.35 Upsurge Inv. 11.91 11.52 Vms Industr 7.18 7.01 Ggpl [5] 47.40 45.10
Akashdeep 33.00 33.95 Brahm Infra 10.01 10.50 Etil 4.68 4.91 Icicibankn 261.71 265.99 Keltech En. 495.00 490.00 Mehta I.Fin 7.03 6.90 Perm Magnets 159.95 160.20 Sagarprod [1] 9.39 9.57 Utiamc 500.95 495.55 Voith Paper 1021.00 1037.55 Gstl 70.00 69.45
Alexander 13.79 13.72 Bslsenetfg 447.00 441.78 Everest Org. 260.65 249.05 Icicibankp 143.65 147.65 Kemistar 44.00 43.60 MenonPiston[1] 13.94 13.69 Pharmaids Ph 10.53 10.74 Sagarsoft 68.50 72.25 Utibanketf 262.32 268.83 Vrl 63.00 66.00 Guj.Stat.Fin 1.63 1.55
Alka India [1] 0.19 0.19 Calcom Visio 21.00 21.90 Facor Alloys [1] 1.44 1.37 Icicilovol 101.60 102.38 Kennametal 729.80 755.15 Mercantile 8.22 8.85 Pharmasia 30.75 29.25 Sahya Indu 222.00 221.40 Utinext50 292.00 280.58 Walchand Pf 49.85 50.00 Hind.Fluroca 5.86 6.15
Alu Fluoride 207.45 202.55 Camex Ltd 15.85 16.40 Faze Three L 56.00 54.25 Icicim150 66.94 67.75 Kerala Ayur 47.95 48.35 Mercurylab 464.30 451.00 Phoenix Int. 11.65 12.00 Saint­Gobain 54.85 53.80 Utiniftetf 1294.94 1300.79 Wall St.Fin. 14.49 14.27 Kushal [2] 3.00 2.95
Amal Product 176.65 178.00 Cams 1289.10 1280.10 Faze3auto 53.55 55.80 Icicinv20 61.40 61.43 Kesar Petro [1] 4.02 4.14 Mescon 4.52 4.39 Phytochem I. 22.80 21.70 Salauto 154.20 149.95 m Utique 1.00 1.02 Wallfort Fin 23.10 23.95 Mah.Ras.Apex 75.75 74.60
Amco India L 27.95 29.30 Caprihans 60.85 60.80 Fermenta [5] 308.55 302.90 Icicinxt50 [1] 28.39 28.84 Kg Denim 19.95 19.65 Metroglobl 44.85 42.25 Piccadily Ag 9.18 9.13 Samkrg Pist. 113.45 114.55 m Utisensetf 439.00 435.66 Warren Tea 41.50 41.50 Msl 65.20 65.00
Amfl 1.14 1.19 Captain Poly [2] 31.00 31.00 Ferventsyn 8.20 7.80 Icicisensx 441.70 450.00 Khaitan Che [1] 20.80 20.40 Milkfood 372.35 368.00 Piccadily Su 3.48 3.58 Sampre Nutri 9.04 9.05 m m Utlinds [1] 6.87 6.97 Waterbase 100.55 102.25 Niraj Cement 45.90 43.65
Amines&Plast [2] 58.60 55.70 Catvision 5.28 5.40 Fiberwb In 28.75 30.50 Icicitech 215.93 214.22 Kic Metaliks [2] 28.00 27.35 Mishtann [1] 7.60 7.82 Pion Invest 29.40 31.05 Samrat Pharm 119.45 120.85 Uyfincorp [5] 1.93 1.88 Welsplsol [6] 9.15 9.03 Obi Ltd 8.38 8.39
Amintan [1] 0.85 0.82 Ceejay Finan 129.00 129.90 Filat Fash [5] 2.21 2.19 Idfsensexe 411.83 415.00 Kilburn Engg 15.40 16.90 Mitshi 21.45 23.00 Pix Trans 144.55 145.70 Sanco Trans 120.90 126.65 C Valiant Comm 43.95 44.90 Wepsoln 18.40 17.45 Oceanic 39.80 41.75
Amrapali Ind [5] 3.70 3.88 Cenlub Indus 32.95 33.75 Finkurve [1] 46.95 44.85 Ifinser 14.50 15.17 Kilpest (I) 382.65 401.75 Mitsu 112.00 119.90 Pml 1099.95 1128.45 Sandu Pharma 30.10 29.00 C Valiantorg 3723.95 3689.90 Westlife Dev [2] 371.70 371.45 Rci Ind 9.06 9.10
Amrit Corp 705.10 725.00 Centerac [1] 1.15 1.10 Fivextrade 0.50 0.48 Iiflsec [2] 38.65 38.70 Kimiabl [1] 35.80 36.55 Mkexim 19.65 19.50 Poel 19.00 17.15 Sandur Mang. 673.50 716.65 Valson Indus 14.36 14.35 Whiteorg 4.75 5.00 Rpel 179.35 187.25
Andhra Petro 34.15 32.45 Cg­Vak Softw 76.45 74.05 Flex Foods 58.90 58.30 Iiflwam [2] 919.30 907.00 Kinetic Eng. 20.25 20.00 Mnil 21.85 21.85 Polson Ltd. [50] 7550.00 7599.00 Sankhya Info 2.50 2.45 Vama Inds [2] 7.10 7.34 Wim Plast Lt 351.00 344.90 Scapdvr [1] 1.56 1.50
Andrew Yule [2] 12.22 12.40 Chaman Se [2] 89.70 85.25 Fluidomat 79.60 79.35 Iisl 4.53 4.60 Kingsinfra 26.40 26.70 Modern Dairi 4.02 3.91 Polycab 924.65 928.10 Sappl 159.00 156.00 Varroc [1] 283.55 285.90 Wimsome Text 14.50 14.50 Scooters Ind 28.70 28.85
Angelbrkg 311.05 311.80 Chandni Te 56.70 57.10 Fluorochem [1] 491.55 496.00 Inani Marble [2] 14.50 14.95 Kiran Vypar 72.65 75.80 Modinatural 50.00 53.10 Polychem 500.00 475.00 Sarasw.Comm. 845.50 886.50 m H Vedavaag 28.25 28.00 Winsome Brew 3.80 3.99 Skc 5.02 5.11
Anjanifoods 46.45 46.70 Chandra Prab 24.45 24.40 Foods & Inns [1] 48.30 47.45 Ind.Acrylics 7.51 7.84 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 92.10 91.05 Modison Met[1] 34.95 34.95 Polylink Pol [5] 11.95 13.57 Sat Ind Ltd [2] 17.15 17.45 Veejay Laksh 23.55 24.70 Wintac Ltd 241.70 242.55 Tejnaksh 36.15 37.95
Ansal Build. 30.45 31.10 Charterlogis [1] 2.88 2.70 Forbes & Co 1467.70 1458.45 Ind.Bank Hsg 22.25 22.05 Kirlosar Pn [2] 112.75 113.80 Modulex 8.10 7.79 Polymech.Mch 26.05 28.55 Satia [1] 100.85 100.35 Veer Energy 7.89 7.59 Wpil Ltd. 431.80 427.80 Univphoto 168.25 160.05
Anuh Pharma[5] 165.10 171.40 Chdchem 51.45 50.45 Force Motr 1043.35 1048.90 Ind.Toners 116.10 122.65 Kirloskar El 10.28 10.29 Monarch 24.15 24.00 Polyspin [5] 34.00 33.00 Satprop Ltd [2] 1.05 1.00 Vegetable [1] 2.24 2.30 Xtglobal [1] 25.50 25.55 Xelpmoc 287.30 289.00
Anup 546.50 563.95 Chemb Chm [5] 153.00 157.00 Fortis Mlr 48.15 50.00 IndagRubbe [2] 70.00 71.65 Kisan Mould. 9.91 9.91 Morarka Fin. 27.65 30.25 Pooja Ent 70.10 71.50 Sauras.Cem. 44.30 45.10
Anupam 7.17 7.47 Chemcon 434.25 444.10 Fraser 3.00 2.92 India Gelat. 97.45 99.10 Kkalpanaind [2] 18.50 18.15 Morgan Cru [5] 836.15 827.60 Poona Dal 31.50 31.70 Saven Techn[1] 41.70 43.75 G
Apm Indus. [2] 14.20 14.60 Cheviot Co. 701.85 693.60 Fredun 277.20 277.00 India Home 39.60 39.70 Kmc Shil [1] 19.20 19.00 Moschip [2] 11.08 11.08 Porwal Auto 11.88 12.00 Sbicard 826.70 847.55 NSE Trade for Trade
Apmfinvest [2] 14.08 14.55 Choice Int. 118.00 119.80 Freshtrop Fr 57.05 57.00 India Niveh [1] 23.90 23.80 Kotak Sensex 427.00 432.50 Mpil Corp L 225.05 232.30 Powerindia [2] 939.60 934.05 Sbisensex 441.03 447.76
Apollo Fin I 492.95 471.40 Choksi Imag 13.68 14.36 Frontier Spr 306.85 307.40 Indiamart 4891.15 4962.40 Kotaknifty 125.99 127.51 Mpl 2.90 3.04 Ppl 73.55 72.65 Scanp Geom [2] 20.00 20.15 C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
Apollotri [2] 685.25 717.05 Chordia Food 91.00 94.05 G.S.Auto Int [5] 3.92 3.91 Indian Info. [1] 0.16 0.16 Kothari Ferm 51.50 50.15 Msr India [5] 11.55 12.12 Pradeep Met. 34.50 34.25 Sctl 0.79 0.81 w
Architorg 18.35 18.70 Chowgule St 4.10 4.05 G.V.Films [1] 0.27 0.28 Indian Sucro 21.30 21.40 Kpel 60.90 61.50 Mstc 144.20 149.80 Prag Bosimi 2.00 2.00 Seacoast 66.50 67.80 w V C G W G
Arihant Cap. [5] 65.10 64.45 Cifl 112.25 107.45 Galada Tele. 1.63 1.55 Indicap 29.05 28.80 Kpittech 97.55 95.45 Mul 10.13 10.10 Pranav.Spin 18.21 19.12 Setfbse100 125.50 123.01 w KM G H m
Arnold Hold 30.00 30.45 Clfl 11.92 11.92 Ganesh Benz[1] 65.00 65.00 Indo Amines 54.30 56.45 Kpt [5] 63.00 61.40 Multibase I 138.80 138.30 Praveg 43.85 43.10 Setfsn50 313.50 309.00 w A G O
Artefact Pr 34.15 33.05 Cni Res Ltd [1] 1.80 1.80 Garmntmntr 65.05 66.05 Indoboraxc 334.15 337.30 Krettosys 3.41 3.41 Mys Petro 50.45 50.00 Premco Glob. 130.00 134.00 Seyaind 64.15 64.20 A M G m
Artemiselc 55.05 55.85 Coast Corp 170.00 172.50 Garnet Const 17.30 17.00 Indokem Ltd. 11.70 11.35 Krishnacap 2.72 2.85 Mysticele 2.00 2.00 Prima Agro L 16.95 16.95 Sh.Steel Wir 18.15 16.90 A G M
Artemismed 158.75 160.40 Cochin Min. 113.85 112.00 Garnet Intl 22.50 22.50 Indsil Hyd 11.19 10.75 Kriti Nutri [1] 33.25 33.20 N.G.Ind.Ltd. 45.15 45.90 Prima Plasti 46.10 46.95 Sha Eng Pla 622.15 636.60 m A G m
Artson Eng [1] 25.75 25.60 Cockerill 818.00 800.50 Garware Poly 305.95 310.35 Indus.&Prud. 844.30 843.85 Krrail 10.80 10.59 N.R.Agarwal 181.90 180.05 Prime Prop [5] 9.00 9.35 Shahlon 59.85 59.90 m A D H w C
Ashari 9.57 9.50 Comfort Inte 4.70 4.93 Gbfl 2.97 2.83 Inn.Tech.Pac [1] 17.80 18.00 Krypton Ind 7.80 7.89 Narayani 27.50 28.20 Princepipe 240.65 240.00 Shalib.Finan 73.00 75.00 m A H
Ashikacr 23.00 23.35 Competent Au 124.20 120.05 Gblil 1.03 1.01 Inno Invest 5.30 5.20 Kuantum [1] 41.60 43.00 Narbada 22.50 23.40 Prism Medi 23.00 23.85 Shalima Wir [2] 3.70 3.90 & G A H C O
Ashirwa Cap [1] 1.99 1.88 Comsyn 60.30 60.50 Gckl 9.46 8.99 Insilco Ltd. 6.49 6.60 Lahoti Over. [2] 11.11 11.00 Narendra Pro 10.70 10.17 Prismx 15.09 15.39 Shangar [5] 19.15 18.80 CM A m H M WM
Ashok­Alco 45.45 47.10 Conart Eng. 19.85 21.90 Gee Ltd [2] 25.30 25.15 Int.Conveyor [1] 28.25 28.80 Lakshmi Elec 231.30 236.80 Narmada Gel 166.10 166.15 Pritikauto 104.80 107.35 Shantanu She 0.61 0.64 A C & V
Asian Tea 15.05 15.00 Concord 25.45 25.50 Gemstone In [1] 2.33 2.29 Integra Eng [1] 23.10 23.25 Lakshmivilas 15.60 15.60 Nat.Peroxide 1931.45 1923.40 Pro Fin Cap. 19.65 20.65 Sharp India 19.95 19.85 m
Asianene 97.95 97.70 Contil I Ltd 9.13 9.50 Gencon [5] 55.05 55.90 Integra Tele 28.00 27.55 Lancer 60.50 60.00 Nat.Plastic 18.75 18.45 Ptcil 824.05 800.70 Shbajrg 60.60 61.95 C A
Asiil [1] 11.85 11.96 Coral Lab. 362.45 369.95 Generaagri 2.37 2.33 Inter St.Fin [1] 0.90 0.86 Laxmi Autolm 54.55 53.50 Nat.Plywood 7.99 8.00 Pun.Alkali 46.65 46.45 Sheetal Diam 1.80 1.71 A V M A m
Asm Technolo 169.70 166.35 Cosco India 72.40 76.70 Gennex Lab [1] 3.61 3.60 Inter.Combus 129.20 126.20 Lehar 17.45 17.20 Nathind 62.65 64.00 Purple 18.95 18.95 Shervani Ind 259.95 245.00 w V N m
Asrl 55.95 56.30 Cosyn 22.40 22.40 Genpharma [1] 12.13 12.29 Inter.Travel 49.95 50.05 Likhitha 161.25 163.35 National Std 704.05 690.00 Pvvinfra 9.50 9.55 Shil [2] 79.90 84.30 H
Asso.Alcohol 247.20 250.80 Cravatex 253.70 259.95 Ggeng 81.50 81.15 Invest &Prec 144.50 141.60 Link Pharma 22.00 23.90 Natural Caps 73.00 75.05 Quint 365.00 355.00 Shilchar Tec 182.85 174.85 m m
Atv Projects 3.45 3.45 Crestchem Lt 53.60 56.25 Glosterltd 448.05 446.10 Ion Exchange 755.70 758.80 Lkp Fin 60.85 60.55 Navketan 0.28 0.29 Raclgear 114.30 112.75 Shilp Gravur 50.55 47.30 K
Auro Lab. 81.55 87.05 Crowntours 18.70 18.45 Gnrl 11.12 11.67 Ipru3168 8.56 8.98 Lkpsec [2] 5.04 4.97 Ndrauto 137.35 141.35 Radhe Devlop 8.73 8.80 Shiv.Bimetal [2] 52.25 52.70 C K C m
Austin Engg. 34.25 33.75 Cslfinance 220.00 221.00 Godavari Dru 36.40 35.25 Ircon [2] 76.35 77.95 Llficl 29.15 27.85 Neogen 672.90 661.80 Radhey 20.95 22.85 ShivCement [2] 13.24 13.26 C m K M
Avantel Ltd 359.55 359.45 Ctl [1] 5.99 5.48 Golden Lamin 831.60 827.60 Irctc 1310.75 1310.95 Lloyds Met E [1] 10.07 10.48 Netfsensex 423.00 420.00 Radiocity [2] 22.00 21.95 Shiva Fert. 43.40 43.25 C K K D U
Avonmore 11.72 10.89 Dacefrg 10.54 10.54 Goodricke 297.90 299.95 Isec [5] 450.90 454.15 Lordshotl 3.23 3.07 Nettlinx Ltd 63.40 63.60 Raj Glo Wir 333.70 362.65 Shivalik [5] 435.50 438.45 K m w
Axel Polymer 12.00 11.55 Dai­Ichi Kar 272.05 271.30 Goodyear (I) 800.30 831.00 Isgec [1] 234.55 236.80 Lotus Choc 13.45 14.95 NglFine Chm [5] 909.75 955.20 Rajoo Engin. [1] 10.42 10.86 Shreeganes 104.10 109.60 C M
Axtel Indus. 237.40 240.90 Daikaffil Ch 26.20 25.65 Goyal Asso. [1] 1.24 1.26 Ishan Dyes 42.05 41.50 Loy.Tex Mill 270.00 261.85 Nhcfoods 7.33 7.63 Rajputana 14.25 14.00 ShrJagdamb [1] 304.00 300.25 m M A G
B.N.Rathi Se 18.15 19.00 Dalal St Inv 190.00 193.80 Grauer& Weil[1] 35.00 34.60 Ishita Drugs 23.00 23.20 Ludolow Jute 80.90 81.00 Nicco Parks [1] 36.90 38.60 Ram Rat.Wir[5] 71.20 71.35 Shriram Asse 45.60 45.60 O O M A C K
B2b Soft. 8.24 8.64 Danlaw Tech. 79.45 79.00 Greencrest [1] 0.49 0.49 Ist Ltd. [5] 382.95 374.95 Lykisltd 30.10 31.60 Niehspd 1.10 1.10 Rama Phosph 65.90 65.20 Shristinfra 36.75 36.75 M w W
Baba Arts [1] 9.10 8.69 Darjeeling 4.11 3.91 Greenpanel [1] 81.10 85.15 Isw Ltd [1] 0.40 0.42 M.M.Rubber [2] 30.25 31.75 Niesspc 1.70 1.75 Raminfo 18.80 17.90 Siddha Ven 1.05 1.04 m G G M m
Bajaj Steel [5] 225.75 242.85 Deccangold [1] 14.08 14.10 Grm Overseas 326.55 321.80 Itl Industrs 60.35 59.90 Mac Charles 209.50 210.00 Niesspl 2.70 2.76 Rapicut Carb 21.40 22.55 Sika Inter. 219.95 227.05 C W M N U m
Bajajhcare 478.50 478.95 Decipher 22.40 24.15 Guj.Craft In 40.35 39.50 Iwp [2] 22.60 23.10 Machino Plas 68.95 70.80 Nikhil Adhsv 137.25 142.00 Rasi Electro [2] 2.97 2.95 SimmonMar [2] 38.50 36.90 C M V m
Balasore [5] 8.70 8.62 Delton Cable 30.50 29.50 Guj.Hotels 84.55 90.40 Jagan Lamps 18.35 18.50 Madhavipl [1] 4.28 4.41 Nilaspaces [1] 1.06 1.09 Rathi Bars 10.50 10.55 Simran Farms 41.45 42.85 C M V H
Balmer La.In 335.10 336.90 Denis Chem 45.05 45.95 Guj.Themis. [5] 255.05 254.70 Jagatjit Ind 30.90 29.45 Madrasfert 15.65 16.00 Nile Ltd. 272.85 266.00 Raunaqepc 22.20 22.75 Sinclair Hot [2] 37.00 37.00 C M V
Balurghat Te 8.05 8.00 Devhari [1] 2.37 2.33 H.P.Cotton 25.50 26.35 Jaibala Ind 15.99 16.25 Maestros Ele 115.45 117.75 Nirlon 239.65 243.00 Rdb Rasayan 35.90 35.35 Singer India [2] 28.15 28.60 D V M Vm
Bambino Agro 199.45 202.00 Dhan Roto Sp 19.00 19.00 Haldyn Glass [1] 27.15 26.90 Jameswarren 107.70 108.50 Mafatlal Ind 87.30 84.30 Nitta Gela 168.75 171.05 Refnol Resin 22.90 22.00 Sintexplast [1] 2.30 2.31 m D MO D K AC V
Bampsl Secur 0.76 0.73 Dhanvarsha 247.85 260.20 Happstmnds 330.35 325.90 Jasch Indust 31.10 31.65 Magna Electr 160.65 156.35 Niyogin 66.65 65.35 Regency 14.90 14.65 Sir Shadi La 39.65 40.00 m m m N D m V C m
Basant Agro [1] 5.07 4.97 Dharamsi Chm 132.30 136.95 Har.Leather 27.95 28.50 Jatalia 6.29 6.56 Maha Corp [1] 0.38 0.39 Novartis [5] 655.00 649.30 Rel.Chemotx 58.45 60.60 Sisl 102.00 98.90 M N W
Bclil 59.35 58.20 Dhindia 13.58 13.50 Hardcastle 187.00 191.55 Jaykay [1] 4.21 4.02 Maha.Rubtech 32.40 30.65 Ntc Indust 28.60 27.25 Relhome 1.81 1.90 Skcil 29.15 28.00 N C m W
Bdh Indus. 76.10 74.95 Dhoot I.Fin. 28.00 29.20 Harish 12.45 12.35 Jayshri Chem 3.83 3.99 Mahaan Foods 21.10 22.15 Nutra [5] 3.94 3.75 Reliab Ven 8.98 8.09 Sky Indust. 22.50 23.60 K N m D
Beekay 207.95 213.90 Dhp India Lt 354.10 365.55 Harya Capfin 24.50 25.50 Jaysn Dyest [1] 40.30 40.20 Mahavirind [5] 0.78 0.75 Nyssacorp [1] 0.62 0.65 Reltd 25.55 25.20 Smruthiorg 304.90 298.85 N M C
Benares Hot 1180.00 1230.00 Diamines&Chm 420.70 377.55 Hathway Bhaw 15.30 15.60 Jct Ltd [2] 0.80 0.79 Mahepc 127.35 129.70 Oal [5] 464.15 471.35 Resonance 59.35 61.90 Smslife 560.75 573.25 G m

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