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MODI TALKS ABOUT CHHAPAN DUKAN AND WORLD IS WATCHING INDIA FOR NRIs ARE RASHTRADOOTS, ECHO VOICE
SARAFFA, SAYS THIS CITY IS ADHBHUT WHAT & HOW IT IS DOING TODAY OF CAPABLE INDIA ON FOREIGN SOIL
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Addressing the Indian dias-
pora in Indore on Monday,
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi took time to lavish
praises on the cleanest city
of the country. He said,
"Indore ek daur hai...that
walks ahead of time while
taking care of its heritage."
Continuing in the same
vein, he said apart from
being the cleanest city,
Indore has another identity
too-- swaad (taste) capital of
India.
Reminding the NRIs
about Chhapan Dukan and
Sarafa he said, "Khaane ke
mamle mein APAN KA
INDORE desh mein hi nahi
duniya mein Lajawab hai,
Indori namkeen ka swad,
yahan ke logon ka pohe ka
jo passion hai, sabudane ki
khichdi, kachouri, samose,
shikanji jisne bhi ise dekha
uske muh ka paani nahi
ruka aur jisne ise chakha
usne kahin aur mur ka
nahi dekha." "Isi tarah
chappan dukan to prasidh
hai hi, sarafa bhi
mehatvpoorna hai yehi
vajah hai ki kuch log
indore ko swacchta ke sath
sath swad ki bhi rajdhani
kehte hai," he added.
Modi said that Madhya
Pradesh is famous for the
holy waters of Narmada,
the greenery, the tribal cul-
ture and spirituality. He
also mentioned the recent-
ly developed Mahakal Lok
in Ujjain, and urged the
diaspora to visit these
places.
Dubbing Pravasi
Bharatiyas (Indian diaspo-
ra) as “national ambassa-
dors” on foreign soil, he
said that they echo the
voice of a powerful and
capable India when the
world evaluates their con-
tributions.
tion in Indore, the PM said,
“I call all Pravasi
Bharatiyas as brand
ambassadors of India. You
all are “Rashtradoots”.
Your role is diverse. You are
brand ambassadors of
India’s heritage, Make-in-
India, yoga, India’s cottage
industry and handicrafts,
and at the same time India's
millets.”
Guyana President
Mohamed Irfaan Ali was
present as chief guest and
Suriname President
Chandrikapersad Santokhi
was special guest even as
Governor Mangubhai
Patel, external affair minis-
ter S. Jaishnakar and
Madhya Pradesh Chief
Minister Shivraj Singh
Chouhan shared dais with
the premier.
Addressing the gather-
ing, Modi said, “The nation
has entered the Amrit Kal
of the next 25 years. Pravasi
Bharatiyas have a signifi-
cant place in this journey.
India’s unique global vision
and its important role in
the global order will be
strengthened by you.”
Highlighting achieve-
ments of the country in
recent years, PM Modi said
India administered more
than 220 crore free doses of
vaccine to Indians, built
Tejas fighter jets, aircraft
carrier INS Vikrant and
nuclear submarine
Arihant.
He added that 40 per cent
of the world’s real-time dig-
ital transactions are being
done in India and the coun-
try has capability of
launching hundreds of
satellites at one go!
“The message of India
has its distinct impor-
tance… The world is keenly
watching the country
(India) with great curiosity
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CM's one-to-one interaction Religious conversion

serious issue, don't
will open door to investments make it political: SC
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will speak
als put forward by the indus-
trialists can be discussed
The Supreme Court on
Monday sought assistance
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Tatas, the
and sorted out on the spot.
The government is getting
of Attorney General R.
Venkataramani on a plea
Birlas and most of the proposals for in- seeking
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houses. ment in this sector, the gov- Central

Kochhars get bail

MUMBAI: The Bombay
High Court on Monday
granted bail to former ICICI
Bank CEO Chanda Kochhar
and her husband Deepak in
a loan fraud case, noting
their arrest was not done in
conformity with provisions
of law. They are presently
in judicial custody. A divi-
sion bench of Justices Re-
vati Mohite Dere and P K
Chavan directed the
Kochhars to deposit a cash
bail amount of Rs one lakh
each with one or more
sureties of the same
amount.
Chief Minister Shivraj
Singh Chouhan's one-to-
one interaction with more
than 300 industrialists will
open the door to invest-
ment in the state.
Many industrialists have
given applications for one-to-
one discussion with
Chouhan. Industrialists
from Maharashtra, Karnata-
ka, Delhi, Punjab, Telangana
and other states will interact
with him at the Global In-
vestors' Summit (GIS).
It is expected that the
Chief Minister's interac-
tion with the business
houses will open the road
to setting up industries in
These industrialists have
been given all the informa-
tion about the state before
their one-to-one interac-
tion with the CM.
The department of in-
dustries of the state has
sent information about the
land bank, industrial poli-
cy and other related issues
to those industrial houses.
Against this backdrop,
the government expects
that the state may get some
good investment proposals
through the GIS.
The officials associated
with industries and other
departments have been
asked to stay at Indore dur-
ernment is showing keen-
ness for setting up units in
this area.
The govt has received 12
proposals for setting up units
in food processing before the
GIS. It will discuss those pro-
posals at the summit. Ac-
cording to a senior officer of
the Industries Department,
the CM had held discussions
with industrialists during
his tours he had undertaken
before the GIS. Its outcome
will be seen in the GIS.
Several issues will be
sorted out at the confer-
ence, so that there may not
be any problems after-
wards.
govern-
ment and
state gov-
ernments
to take ac-
tion against forced reli-
gious conversions.
A bench, headed by Jus-
tice MR Shah, observed
that religious conversion is
a serious and important is-
sue and it should not be
given a political colour.
The bench, also compris-
ing Justice C.T. Raviku-
mar, sought the AG's assis-
tance on a petition filed by
advocate Ashwini Upad-
hyay against religious con-
versions by force, allure-
ment etc.Justice Shah told
the AG: "We want your as-

'3,700 dams will lose 26% storage due to sedimentation by 2050' sistance also, as Attorney
General for India... it is a
conversion matter, reli-

A
round 3,700 dams in
India will lose 26 per
cent of their total
storage by 2050 due to accu-
mulation of sediments
which can undermine wa-
ter security, irrigation and
power generation in future,
warns a new study by the
United Nations.
The Central Water Com-
mission, had in 2015, re-
ported that among 141 large
reservoirs which are over
50-years-old, one quarter
had lost at least 30 per cent
of their initial storage ca-
pacity.
Trapped sediment has al-
ready robbed roughly 50,000
large dams worldwide of an
estimated 13 to 19 per cent
of their combined original
storage capacity.
The study by the UN Uni-
versity Institute on Water,
Environment and Health
(UNU-INWEH), also known
as the UN's think tank on wa-
ter, shows that 6,316 billion
cubic metre of initial global
storage in 47,403 large dams
in 150 countries will decline
to 4,665 billion cubic metre,
causing 26 per cent storage
loss by 2050. The loss of 1,650
billion cubic metre storage
capacity is roughly equal to
the annual water use of In-
dia, China, Indonesia,
France and Canada com-
bined. In 2022, the Asia-Pa-
cific region, the world's
most heavily dammed re-
gion, is estimated to have
lost 13%of its initial dam
storage capacity. It will
have lost nearly a quarter
(23%) of initial storage ca-
pacity by mid-century.
The region is home to 60
per cent of the world's pop-
ulation and water storage is
crucial for sustaining wa-
ter and food security.
"UNU-INWEH estimates
that India's 3,700 large dams
will have lost on average 26
per cent of their initial total
storage by 2050," the report
said. China, meanwhile, the
world's most heavily
dammed nation, has lost
about 10% of its storage and
will lose a further 10 per cent
by 2050, it said.
gious conversion by force,
allurement or some other
things, these are allega-
tions... we are not opining
anything, whether it has
actually happened or not,
we are just considering".
"What should be done in
such a case?... there is a dif-
ference between right to
freedom, right to religion,
and right to convert any-
thing by allurement, if
that is happening, then
what will happen, what
should be done... What fur-
ther corrective measures
can be taken... we want as-
sistance from AG," he
added.
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'Somnath is indebted
to Devi Ahilya Bai'
TARUN TIWARI
city.indore@fpj.co.in
W and reconstructing the temple
e are indebted to
Devi Ahilyabai
Holkar who took
the task of rebuilding
the Somnath temple. The
temple, a jyotirlinga,
was looted multiple
times and it was Devi
Ahilya who dared to re-
build and revive the tem-
ple," secretary of Som-
nath Trust Yogendra De-
sai said.
Desai has come to In-
dore with his team of
more than 30 people to
exhibit the valour of In-
dore's Devi Ahilya Bai
and highlight the con-
nection between Som-
nath and Indore during
the Pravasi Bharatiya
Divas Convention.
The exhibition on Som-
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INDORE | TUESDAY | JANUARY 10, 2023
Somnath Trust pays tribute to Devi Ahilya
by exhibiting her valour in safeguarding
nath Temple was a major one of the biggest devo-
attraction among the tees of Lord Shiva."
NRIs and other digni- Meanwhile, Kaushal
taries participating in Joshi, public relations
the PBD convention officer of Somnath
which has a statue of Trust, said that Som-
Devi Ahilya with a 'Shiv- nath Temple was at-
ling' in her hand.
"Our trust's chairman
tacked multiple times
but regained its glory
and Prime Minister due to the contribution
Narendra Modi always
remember Devi Ahilya
of Devi Ahilya and Sar-
dar Vallabhbhai Patel.
for her contribution in
safeguarding 'sanatan
"It is believed that the
temple was attacked 17
sanskriti and dharma' times but it was Devi
and the nation will al- Ahilya who safeguards
ways remain indebted to the temple and rebuild it
her," he said adding "We in the 18th century. Later,
have come to Indore just Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
to attempt to repay the visited the temple in 1947
debt and paying tribute and took the sankalp for
to Indore's queen and rebuilding the new tem-
ple," he said.
Along with explain-
ing the history of the
temple, Joshi said
that they learnt more
about Devi Ahilya in
Indore and visited
Rajwada. The Som-
nath Trust has also
arranged for a live
darshan of the tem-
ple in the exhibition
while showcasing the
remains of the old
temple to show the
history of devasta-
tion and reconstruc-
tion of the temple.
PM inaugurates digital exhibition
OUR STAFF REPORTER
city.indore@fpj.co.inr
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi inaugurated a digital
exhibition showcasing the
contribution of overseas
Indians in the country's
freedom struggle.
Following the inaugura-
tion of the 17th Pravasi
Bharatiya Divas (PBD)
convention organised at
the Brilliant Convention
Center on Monday, the PM
inaugurated the Pravasi
Bharatiya Divas Exhibi-
tion, which is set up in the
campus of BCC itself. The
theme of this first-of-its-
kind digital exhibition is
'Azaadi Ka Amrit Mahot-
sav- Contribution of Indi-
an Diaspora to the Indian
Freedom Struggle'. Appre-
ciating the exhibition,
Prime Minister Modi said
for the first time a digital
exhibition is being organ-
PM holds one-to-one meetings
with Guyana, Suriname Prezs
OUR STAFF REPORTER
city.indore@fpj.co.in
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi held a one-to-one
meeting with Guyana
President Mohamed Ir-
faan Ali and Suriname
President Chandrikaper-
sad Santokhi on the side-
lines of the 17th PBD con-
vention in Indore on Mon-
day.
In their meeting, Modi
and Ali held comprehen-
sive discussions on a wide
range of issues including
cooperation in energy, in-
frastructure development,
pharmaceuticals, health-
care, technology and inno-
vation, and defence coop-
eration.
Both leaders recalled the
180-year-old historical
bonds of friendship be-
tween the people of India
and Guyana and agreed to
ised showcasing the con-
tribution of overseas Indi-
ans in the Indian freedom
deepen them further.
In their meeting, Modi
and Santokhi held discus-
sions on cooperation in ar-
eas of mutual interest in-
cluding hydrocarbons, de-
fence, maritime security,
digital initiatives and ICT,
and capacity building.
Santokhi appreciated the
restructuring by India of
Suriname's debt arising
from Lines of Credit
availed by Suriname.
2 NRIs hospitalised,
one discharged, other
under treatment
OUR STAFF REPORTER
city.indore@fpj.co.in
Two NRIs from Mauri-
tius who have come to at-
tend the PBD convention
fell ill in the last 24 hours
and were admitted to the
hospital. While one of
them has since been dis-
charged from the hospi-
tal the condition of the
other NRI is improving.
District surveillance of-
ficer Dr Amit Malkar
said that
71-year-old NRI Jaiyan-
dutt Sadasingh was
rushed to the hospital on
Sunday night after re-
ceiving information
about a deterioration in
his health. He was stay-
Minister of health and family welfare Mansukh Mandaviya interacted with the Indian diaspora of
UAE on the sidelines of PBD convention on Monday. "Discussed the rich contribution of the Indian
community in UAE towards India's development. Our diaspora is our strength and it can never be
separated from its motherland. The Indian diaspora has always remained connected to its roots,"
Mandaviya tweeted. He also interacted with the Indian diaspora of Oman as well
MP Tourism signs 8
MoUs in PBD meet
OUR STAFF REPORTER
city.indore@fpj.co.in
The Madhya Pradesh
Tourism Board signed 8
MoUs with chapters of
Global Organisation of
People of Indian Origin
(GOPIO) at an event held
on the occasion of the 17th
Pravasi Bharatiya Divas
on Monday in the pavilion
of MP Tourism.
The MoUs seek to estab-
lish greater cooperation
in the tourism sector and
promote important desti-
nations in Madhya
struggle.
The President of Guyana
Dr Mohmmad Irfan Ali,
Ali and Santokhi will
hold bilateral discussions
with President Droupadi
Murmu, and attend the
valedictory session and
PBD on Tuesday. He will
also participate in the
Global Investors Summit
2023 in Indore on 11 Janu-
ary.
Ali and Santokhi will
also attend the inaugural
session of the Global In-
vestors Summit in Indore.
ing in a city hotel and the
information about his
health was received from
the Ministry of External
Affairs. Sadasingh is un-
dergoing treatment at
BHRC and his condition
is improving. Doctors of
the hospital were in-
structed to keep a watch
on his health and to pro-
vide adequate treatment.
On Monday, 58-year-old
Rajan Ramdawon, who
was attending the confer-
ence in BCC, complained
of shortness of breath.
The medical officer with
the help of the police offi-
cers took him to the hos-
pital. After the treatment,
he was discharged and
his condition is well now.
Pradesh. It also seeks to
strengthen, promote and
develop cooperation in re-
search, promotion and
tourism development.
The MoUs were signed
by principal secretary and
managing director of MP
Tourism Board Shiv
Shekhar Shukla with the
Presidents of GOPIO
France, Mauritius, Re-
union Island, Martinique,
Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Mau-
ritius and GOPIO interna-
tional.
Speaking on the occa-
sion, Rajaram
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PBD CONVENTION
the President of Suriname
Chandrika Prasad San-
tokhi and Chief Minister
ATITHI DEVO BHAVA
Auto driver refuses
to charge British
woman for her ride
ANAND SHIVRE
Indore
Assisting PBD guests is
not limited to the hosts
and people directly in-
volved in the event man-
agement, even the com-
mon man of the city is
going out of his way to
help them.
On Monday, the human-
itarian side of an auto
driver came up when a
British woman who is
not NRI but from United
Nations took a ride in his
auto. Not only did the
auto driver very polite
and helpful, he also did
not charge any money
Munuswamy, President
GOPIO France said that
the MoU will pave the way
for a fruitful relationship
which will further
strengthen the bond
which exists between
Madhya Pradesh Tourism
and the French speaking
regions. Shukla spoke
about how every person of
Indian origin is in fact a
cultural ambassador of
the country and highlight-
ed their outstanding con-
tribution to the promotion
of India in their home
countries.
Shivraj Singh Chouhan
were also present on the
occasion.
even though the woman
insisted.
The woman on Monday
shared her that experi-
ence with Chief Minister
Shivraj Singh Chouhan
while taking part in an
event on Monday.
"I am thankful to you. It
is a great event which
unites the people of dif-
ferent countries. That
auto driver was very po-
lite to me and he treated
me very well. We had a
communication gap as
he did not speak English,
but we managed to un-
derstand what we were
trying to say to each oth-
er," she said.
Cops manage to
give back NRI’s
misplaced
mobile in an hour
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An NRI from Canada
misplaced her mobile
phone during the confer-
ence on Monday. Crime
branch officers swung
into action and managed
to recover her mobile
phone and handed it over
to the complainant within
an hour.
According to a crime
branch officer, Renuka
Amit Joshi has come from
Canada to attend the con-
vention. She was in the
convention hall when she
lost her mobile phone. She
immediately informed
about it at the temporary
police control room set up
at BCC.
The crime branch team
started a search for the
mobile phone and found it
in the hall. Later, they
handed over the phone to
Renuka, who was happy to
receive her mobile phone.
She also thanked the po-
lice for the same.

Indore sets benchmark
with PBD homestay: CM
CM and his wife with NRIs at the programme
OUR STAFF REPORTER
Indore
Under the Indore Development
Authority's Padharo Mhare
Ghar, a programme was organ-
ised on Monday at a house at
Ananda Colony where all the
homestay guests were present.
Chief minister Shivraj Singh
Chouhan also attended the
event where he interacted with
both the guests and hosts.
"Our guests are jaan se zyada
pyaarey for us. When we were
planning the PBD, the aam aad-
mi suggested that we moot the
idea of homestay facilities for
guests," said CM.
"It is not a sarkari pro-
gramme, it is a public event. In-
doris came ahead willingly for
the homestay proposal. It was
difficult to decide the logistics
of the proposal," he said.
"We were in a dilemma on
whether the guests would like
the idea or not? We pondered on
their comfortability? Their pri-
vacy? The food spread? etc. We
had to meticulously plan every
little detail," CM Chouhan added.
"I really appreciate the NRIs
that they accepted our proposal
of homestays. Indore has set a
new benchmark with this cam-
PIC BY ANAND SHIVRE
paign of Padharo Mhare Ghar.
We also trained drivers to han-
dle the high-profile guests with
etiquette," the CM said.
CM NARRATES
TALE ON CLEANLINESS
O
nce a journalist, who had
come to Indore, had hired a
cab and on his way had stopped to
buy a snack. After having it, he
chucked the crushed empty packet
out of the window. The cabbie
stopped the vehicle immediately
and alighted to collect the trash.
This is the level of commitment of
Indoris towards cleanliness."
NRI BHIYA@CLEANEST CITY
State govt to sign
MoU with AAPI for
knowledge sharing
Medical Education Minister Vishwas
Sarang discusses possibilities in
medical education & research
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Madhya Pradesh government will sign a
memorandum of understanding (MoU)
with the American Association of Physi-
cians of Indian Origin (AAPI) for knowl-
edge sharing and research.
The MoU will be signed under the 'Inno-
vative Medical Knowledge Sharing Mis-
sion' of the Medical Education Depart-
ment. Minister Vishwas Sarang had a dis-
cussion with physicians of AAPI on the
second day of the Pravasi Bharatiya Divas
convention.
"MoU with the prestigious organisa-
tion of doctors in America will develop
new dimensions in the field of medical
education and research. It will help in
capacity building and training of med-
ical students and doctors of the state. It
will also help in technical cooperation in
the establishment of the centre of excel-
lence for medical subject expertise,"
Sarang said.
He added that AAPI will also conduct on-
line lectures and workshops for medical
students and doctors. ACS Medical Educa-
tion Mohammad Suleman, president of
AAPI delegation Dr Ravi Koli, Dr Manoj
Jain, Dr Prakash Satwani, Dr Leena Gup-
ta, Dr Vijay Maurya, Dr Pramit, Dr Sud-
hakar, Dr Satish and other dignitaries
were present in the meeting.
INDORE | TUESDAY | JANUARY 10, 2023
'Maha Kal' @ Mahakal for NRIs
NRIs from London and Dubai chant 'Jai Shri Mahakal' on attending the Bhasma Aarti at Mahakaleshwar
Temple, Ujjain on Monday
PBD participants
overjoyed,
mesmerised
with Bhasma Aarti
and darshan
FP NEWS SERVICE
Ujjain
The Holy City of Ujjain
was high on the agenda for
the visiting delegates who
had come to participate in
the high-profile Pravasi
Bharatiya Diwas Confer-
ence in Indore.
The lucky delegate of
NRIs who had a date with
the Lord at his abode at
Mahakaleshwar Temple
also witnessed the Bhasma
Aarti and Shri Mahakal
Lok on Monday and were
overwhelmed. The NRIs
were ecstatic with the
arrangements at the scenic
temple premises.
Even though the three-
day Pravasi Bharatiya
Sammelan began on Janu-
ary 8, it was formally inau-
gurated by Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on Janu-
ary 9. Chief Minister Shiv-
raj Singh Chouhan and
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi had urged the NRIs
to pay a visit to Mahakal
Lok of Ujjain and seek the
Lord's blessings. The dis-
trict administration and
the Mahakaleshwar Tem-
ple Management Commit-
tee were eagerly waiting
for the arrival of the guest.
The guests were provided
with all facilities and they
peacefully witnessed the
Bhasma Aarti and had dar-
shan of Lord Mahakalesh-
war. The NRIs said they
had never received such an
overwhelming welcome
like this.
Sukant Sahu, who hails
from London and is part of
the core team which is
FP PHOTO
building a temple of Lord
Jagannath in London, said
that he had a very comfort-
able darshan. He had come
here for the first time and
the respect and hospitality
he received here depicted
the rich culture and tradi-
tion of the Sanatan Dhar-
ma of India.
OVERWHELMING
EXPERIENCE
Hari Kumar, who lives in Dubai
said the transport
arrangements to the temple
were efficiently handled. On
witnessing the Bhasma Aarti,
he said he was mesmerised and
received positive vibrations. He
said it was an inexplicable
experience and he would carry
home extremely fond
memories. On the instructions
of the chief minister, the
collector of Ujjain, Asheesh
Singh, had installed a help desk
for the NRIs at the
Mahakaleshwar Temple. The
officials also ensured that e-
carts were installed for visitors.
NRI BHIYA@CLEANEST CITY INDORE | TUESDAY | JANUARY 10, 2023 FREE PRESS
PBD CONVENTION

PBD
SHORTS Pravasis all praise for India and its capabilities
SANJEEV TANDON FROM NIGERIA ELIZABETH FROM QATAR MOLINA ASTHANA FROM AUSTRALIA JOBIN P JOHN FROM KUWAIT
'Roping in youth to publicise govt 'Event an example of 'Feel proud of how India 'Food & culture
efforts will give good returns' the best India can offer' is excelling globally' distinguishes Indore
from other cities'
I T I
ndia welcomed us with honour and respect along his programme is an example t has been a great experience to
of the best that this nation can

I
with the beating of the drums, which portrays listen to the ministers and I feel ndore is undoubtedly the cleanest
the real tradition of Madhya Pradesh. I feel good offer. I have been living abroad proud about how India is excelling
for a long time and I have never globally. It is important for NRIs to of all the cities in India and is well
being back home, exploring Indore and becoming decorated for the occasion. I have
part of such a vivid international platform. I have visited the city before. The people know about their responsibility and
here are so welcoming and helpful make efforts to place India in a better attended many PBD conventions
been living in Nigeria for the past 26 years and I and I am definitely very intrigued and must say that although Indore is
feel proud of India's development. S Jaishankar has position in the world. I have been living
about the food. I would visit in Australia for the past 18 years and the cleanest city, but there is scope
made all efforts to bring the youth to the frontline Chhapan and Sarafa in the coming have come to realise that India is the to improve its hospitality. It has
for publicising the government efforts across the days and will always remember the most vibrant nation of all. I would great food and follows traditional
globe which will lead to development, and this will 'red-carpet' treatment which we recommend all the NRIs to visit India once cultures which distinguish it from the
ultimately bring good fortune for the nation." received from Madhya Pradesh Tourism." a year so that they realise how the nation is growing." other cities of the nation."

India recognised as medical tourism

Cleanest city we have
visited so far: Globe-trotting

destination worldwide: Mandaviya

Mauritian filmmakers

Indian diaspora the blend of modern medicine

treatment with the traditional
tries across the world.
He also said that the govern-
said.
Minister of foreign affairs of
to promote the treatment like yoga, naturopathy,
and ayurveda," he said.
ment is working on increasing
the number of UG and PG med-
the Republic of Panama Janaina
Tewaney Mencomo, who is the

best practices The minister was addressing

the plenary session during the
ical seats as the UG seats have
been increased from 51,028 to
first Indian-origin cabinet min-
ister of Panama, said that par-

of the country
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Minister of Health and Family
Welfare Mansukh Mandaviya ap-
pealed to the Indian diaspora to
promote the best practices of the
country like telemedicine, medi-
cine supply, and vaccination de-
velopment.
"India has gained recognition
in medical tourism and is emerg-
ing as the fastest growing med-
ical tourism destination in Asia
and in the world. It is all possible
only as we offer integrated
health care options by offering
PBD GUEST INTERVIEW: ADITYA JHAWAR
PBD Convention on the theme
'Role of Indian Diaspora in Pro-
moting Indian Healthcare
Ecosystem in Amrit Kaal: Vision
@2047'
Mandaviya also emphasised on
the need for investment in
healthcare facilities and said
that the coming years will belong
to those who invest in healthcare.
"Investing in healthcare is in-
vesting in the future. We assume
'One Earth, One Family, and One
Future. Ensuring medical servic-
es in any country is by ensuring
medical countermeasures by
leveraging and augmenting ex-
isting health facilities and pro-
moting the digital health agen-
da," he said.
Mandaviya also highlighted In-
dia's development in health care
centres during Covid-19 and said
that under the leadership of
Prime Minister Narendra Modi,
the country worked on 'Vasudev
Kutumbakam' by providing in-
digenous vaccines to many coun-
96,077 while PG seats have been
increased from 31,000 to 63,000
from 2014 to 2022.
Earlier, minister of state for
ministry of external affairs and
education, Rajkumar Ranjan
Singh, emphasized on digital
transformation of the health sec-
tor in the country as over 390
million people were provided
tele-consultation during Covid-
19 through E-Sanjeevani while
turning the health records digi-
tal through ABHA (Ayushman
Bharat Health Account).
"Our healthcare system sector
is about 50 billion dollar and will
grow to 65 billion dollars by next
year. We are aiming to grow to
100 billion dollars by 2030," Singh
ticipating in PBD convention is a
very emotional moment for her.
She said that the message of In-
dia's spirituality and unity is
contained within every citizen of
Indian origin, which gives them
a unique identity in the whole
world. MD National Advisory
Committee, National Center for
Mental Health Services USA Dr
Sampat Shivangi Dr Kuljit
Singh, president of Private Hos-
pital Association Malaysia, vice-
president Indo-Saudi Medical
Forum, Dr Mohiaddin Syed
Karimuddin, joint MD Apollo
Hospital Dr Sangita Reddy, and
MD AAPI, Illinois USA Dr Ra-
bindranath Koli also addressed
the session.
Movies made by Sada
Rajiah and Desire
Prevost have won two
best movies awards at
Cannes festival and 49
National awards
POORNIMA TIWARI & YOGESH SAHU
city.indore@fpj.co.in
Film-makers from Mauri-
tius Sada Rajiah and Desire
Prevost are in Indore to at-
tend Pravasi Bharatiya Di-
vas 2023.
Talking to Free Press,
Sada and Desire expressed
their joy on being in Indore.
"We are very much im-
pressed with the city. I am a
globe-trotter and have visit-
ed many cities across the
world. Indore is the clean-
est city among them so far.
have so far won 49 National
Awards in Mauritius.
They were also pleased
with the idea of organising
Pravasi Bharatiya Divas
meet on regular basis. "It
gives strength to the Indian
Diaspora. Most important-
ly, it gives us the feeling that
irrespective of the distance
we are one that is Indians.
More such events should be
organised on regular basis
as it would give film-mak-
ers like us a chance to
showcase our skills in oth-
er countries too," the duo
said.
Sharing the reason be-
hind their visit to Indore,
the duo said that they want-
ed to screen two of their
movies at the meet to at-
tract Indian audience. "Our

'Let's make Indore No 1 This is our first visit to In-

dore but I have been a regu-
lar visitor to India. In fact,
motive is to take our pro-
duction house to the global
level. We don't want to con-

in education'
this is my 11th trip to this fine to one nation," they
country." said and added that they
They both said in unison, were bowled over by the
"Indore is the best place in city and its people's hospi-
HARSHITA MAHESHWARI India that we have visited tality. "Hence, we decided to
city.indore@fpj.co.in so far." screen our movies in the
Rajiah and Prevost work city," they said.
Non-Resident Indian for Mauritius Film Devel- They did not rule out
(NRI) Aditya Jhawar, who opment Corporation shooting their movies in In-
has been living in Boston, (MFDC). Their movies dore and around it in fu-
Massachusetts (USA), for 'Three wise men parallel' ture. "We are impressed
the past 24 years is im- and 'NJ-The Legend' won and would certainly like to
pressed, like many, by In- the award for Best Philo- shoot our future movies in
dore's cleanliness, but he sophical Film and Best Bio- the city and the state. For
goes a step ahead. logical Film at Cannes this we are likely to meet
"Indore is the cleanest World Film Festival. The state ministers on Tues-
NRIs DANCING TO THE TUNE OF DRUMS AT BRILLIANT CONVENTION CENTRE, ON MONDAY
city in the country, it also movies made by the duo day," they said.
has a high standard of edu-
cation and excellent med-
ical facilities, and overall it PBD GUEST INTERVIEW: SRIKANTH VALLERU
End corruption, expand pvt sector to become a superpower
provides the best quality of
life." ADITYA JHAWAR AND HIS FAMILY
A senior engineering
manager at Advisor360,
Jhawar is actively in- Message to Indoris TINA KHATRI Changes that Indore needs

volved with the 'Friends of
MP Boston Chapter'. His
love for India can be
guaged from the fact that
he has been hosting 'Dal
Bati' picnics for the past
two years. He also works
I
am very proud of Indore and Indoreans. What they
have accomplished in the last ten years is phenom-
enal. Kudos to all! Let us now focus on making
Indore the best in education," he said.
Message to NRIs
city.indore@fpj.co.in Develop areas that bring jobs, like IT. Give our
local students jobs. Develop a city with a specific
India stands among the top 10 countries in the industry focus, like White Field in Bangalore for
world but still needs to tackle its shortcomings, IT and HITECH City in Hyderabad. Also, Indore
especially corruption, to emerge as a superpow- needs to be part of a major railway junction.
er.
Sharing this thought, the senior vice-president
How to match Bangalore and Hyderabad

towards the modernisa-
tion of Indore schools.
PBD: Right step towards
branding Indore
Jhawar, who has been
looking for opportunities
to come back and help in
the development of India,
said, "PBD is a great initia-
tive and the right step to-
wards branding Indore.
Hopefully, the NRIs who
have come to Indore will
find enough reasons to
come back."
I
am looking forward to meeting other NRIs. Also, at Nabors Industries, Houston, TX, a multi-bil- If we want to develop like Bangalore or Hyder-
he wants NRIs from Indore to contribute towards lion dollar public company, Srikanth Valleru abad, we need high-paying white-collar jobs
sees the scope for India to be on the top and In- here, not blue-collar jobs only. Most of the cur-
making Indore the best Education Destination.
dore to make its mark in the world. rent plans are related to the blue-collar work-
Born to Indira and Subbaiah Naidu Valleru, force. The Global Investors Meet will surely help.
Memories of Indore International Shrikant suffered a personal tragedy when his Advice to young Indoris
Jhawar has pleasant connectivity needs son Manas died four years back at the age of 25.
This led him to start an NGO 'My Manas Foun- First, learn about India and how to grow with-
recollections of his time improvement dation' that helps education in rural areas and
SRIKANTH VALLERU WITH HIS FAMILY
in. With the diversities in India, you can see that
spent at his Gorakund International connec- also provides scholarships to study in the USA. are going only to tier 1 and 2 cities. each state is its own country, and in many cases
residence. In Boston, the tivity remains a problem How India can become a superpower Strong points of Indore with its regulations and controls. Once you learn
most significant things he in Indore. More connect- to work with other states within India, it is easy
misses are food from ing flights are required. The way is to encourage the private sector and It is undoubtedly the education industry. Many to expand globally. Learn from local NRIs who
Sarafa, Gila mixture, Additionally, we need to limit the government sector and make private students in Indore are from nearby villages. have global exposure.
Sankranti kites, Rang- leverage all the good jobs as good as government ones. There should Many of them do not want to go to other cities Memorable place in Indore
panchami, and Chhapan points to create brand be term limits for PM, CM, MPs etc. Most im- away from their families. For the industries,
Dukan. awareness. portantly, in tackling corruption in the bureau- there is a large pool of workforce and it can be- Khajrana and Chhapan Dukan. One must try
cracy. Also through India is growing the benefits come a great Smart City. Indore's poha and jalebi.

IT'S TIME TO PATENT SOFT POWER OF INDIA

I ndia though represented as a 'soft power' in its benevolent form needs to begin branding and taking credit for its craft. Citing this, the panellist led by Union MoS for culture, discussed
on 'Leveraging the Soft Power of India - Goodwill through Craft, Cuisine & Creativity' in the PBD convention at Brilliant Convention Centre on Monday.

'INDIA NEEDS TO 'AAPRAVASI GHAT NEED TO CONNECT LEVERAGE Nigeria & India have
BRAND ITS KNOWLEDGE!' SYMBOLISES AGE-OLD PUBLIC ARTISTS TO OUR SOFT POWER similar values
W henever I think of India, the first image that comes to my mind
is the ancient image of the dancing girl from the Indus Valley. It
MAURITIUS-INDIA TIES' CONTEMPORARY ART
W e need to work on how to
leverage our soft power. I
am representing Nigeria and
would like to talk about the effect
is a civilisation that is soft, creative and technically sound. The West has
learnt that pose from us. The problem is that we did not patent our poses or Whenever I come to India, I feel like I am in my
mother's lap. I congratulate MP govt for
O ne monument can run an entire city. You
can consider Taj Mahal as an example. We
call contemporary artists craftsmen when they
We can do it by: ● Take soft Indian
from under wraps. ● We should
skills. We believed in sharing knowledge. The image of a girl standing putting together this PBD. It work in a village instead explore regional arts and crafts to give
peacefully also promotes non-violence. We have the is a call to connect to our of respecting their art.
capacity to adapt but also stay connected with our roots. Our ancestors left We ignore true artists
roots. Whether it is entertainment or cuisine, we take India about five generations and their work. We need
it with us. We were millet eaters, but we stopped ago, but India doesn't leave to work together. When
doing that leading to health issues. We can just go our heart. From 1918 to you visit a temple, there
back to our food, yoga and have true preventive 1943, British brought Indians is energy filtration, this is
healthcare. This system comes from Arthvarved. It to Mauritius for work and the process of making
went outside India and came back to us as Unani. the Aapravasi Ghat, a World art. We need to connect
Sushruta Samhita is the first book of medicine that Heritage site bears testimony public art to
was written in India, but nobody gives it credit. This is what India's soft part to this. We are wedded to our sankaras and values. contemporary art. Writing on stones is an art variety. ● We need to support the
is all about. Our soft part is so soft that we forget to take credit. We need to propagation of Indian culture by of Bollywood on Nollywood. I created
Our shared linkage to India has made us proud. " now, but it was a communication." Namaste Wahala on similar lines."
take credit and brand it too. We need to say that it comes from 'us'." creating partnerships.
■ AVINASH TEELUCK, The Minister of ■ ADWAITA GADANAYAK
■ MEERA RAVI, Writer ■ Hamisha Daryani Ahuja, Film maker
■ MEENAKSHI LEKHI, Union MoS for Culture Arts and Cultural Heritage, Mauritius DG National Gallery of Modern Art
Holiday for nursery to Class 8 students today
INDORE: Owing to the cold wave condition in the district, the holiday for students from nursery to Class 12 has been extended
by one more day till January 10. Orders in this regard have been issued by district education officer Manglesh Kumar Vyas on the
instruction of collector Ilaiyaraaja T. However, the schools, teachers and staff will have to be present on time in the schools.
55-year-old city woman gets new
lease of life, courtesy Bhopal man
Green Corridor made from Bhopal to Indore for kidney transport
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A green corridor was made
from Bansal Hospital,
Bhopal, to Bombay Hospi-
tal, Indore on Monday for
swift transportation of the
kidney of 63-year-old Chan-
dra Bhushan Singh, after
he was declared brain dead.
At least four people have
got a new lease of life
Man duped of Rs 4L on
pretext of providing job
Three men arrested
from Delhi
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Three men from Delhi were
arrested by the joint team of
the crime branch and Rajen-
dra Nagar police for duping
a person of Rs 4 lakh on the
pretext of providing a job to
him, police said on Monday.
The accused used to target
unemployed youth to dupe
them. The police are investi-
gating the case to know oth-
er such incidents commit-
ted by the accused.
According to a crime
branch officer, Somesh Kha-
dayte, a resident of Dhan-
wantari Nagar had lodged a
complaint with the crime
branch that he had applied
for a job on
naukariprovider@aol.com
website a few months ago.
DAVV to hold meet on Indian diaspora's
contribution to freedom struggle
OUR STAFF REPORTER
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Devi Ahilya Vish-
wavidyalaya is organising
an international confer-
ence in collaboration with
the Organisation for Dias-
pora Initiatives (ODI), New
Delhi on the topic "contri-
butions of Indian diaspora
in freedom struggle of In-
dia and the rise of global In-
dia during Amritkaal" on
January 10-11.
School of Economics di-
The accused later contacted
him and took Rs 4 lakh from
him on the pretext of regis-
tration fee, training fee etc.
The crime branch investi-
gated the case and found
that some people in Delhi in-
dulged in such crimes. A
team of crime branch and
Rajendra Nagar police was
sent to Delhi. The team
gathered more information
about the accused and man-
aged to arrest three persons.
The accused were identi-
fied as Arjun Nayak,
Munesh Gupta and Suraj
Kumar, all residents of Del-
hi. The accused told the po-
lice that they used to work in
a gang and targeted unem-
ployed youths and received
money in bank accounts
opened using fake docu-
ments. The accused have
been handed over to the Ra-
jendra Nagar police station
for further investigation.
rector Prof Kanhaiya Ahu-
ja, who is the convener of
this conference, stated that
this is a biennial confer-
ence organised to generally
coincide with the Pravasi
Bharatiya Divas (PBD) to
enable participants from
the PBD to attend/ speak at
the conference as well.
"The idea is to provide an
apt platform to interact with
the diaspora and also engage
with them academically. In
this conference, besides na-
tional experts, diaspora ex-
'India gaining popularity all over the globe'
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"Indians have succeeded in
making a special place in
the world by their hard
work, intelligence and de-
votion to eternal values.
The respect and influence
of the Indian community
has increased over the
years, and looking at the
way the Indian community
is progressing, I can confi-
dently say that the best is
yet to come." said CB Patel,
the publisher-editor of Gu-
jarat News and Voice of
Asia, UK in a seminar or-
ganised by the State Press
Club on January 9.
Patel said, "A few decades
ago, the perception of other
countries about India was
as a poor and weak country.
With the passage of time,
India has earned respect
for itself by rising from the
image of a country which is
perts from different coun-
tries are participating. The
event is sponsored by the IC-
SSR and the Indian Council
of World Affairs (ICWA),
New Delhi," said Ahuja. The
programme will be inaugu-
rated at 10:00 am in the pres-
ence of DAVV vice-chancel-
lor prof Renu Jain, registrar
Ajay Verma, UN-HABITAT
senior advisor Markandey
Rai, SVVV vice chancellor
Upendra Dhar, former VC
Ashutosh Mishra and JNU
faculty Prof Ajay K Dubey.
through organ donation as
his kidneys and eyes were
donated to needy patients.
One of his kidneys was
transported to Indore and
was transplanted to a 55-
year-old woman in Bombay
Hospital while his corneas
were donated to Gandhi
Medical College (GMC),
Bhopal.
Dr Rakesh Bhargava, a
paediatrician, said, "A
always trapped in excessive
rains by increasing food
production, by giving prin-
ciples like Yoga-Ahimsa."
Kuldeep Singh
Shekhawat, CMD, MTV, the
oldest and popular channel
of the Indian community in
England, said that India's
image abroad has improved
a lot under the leadership
of Prime Minister Naren-
MADHYA PRADESH
green corridor was made to
transport the kidney to In-
dore. Eyes have been trans-
ported to GMC."
Bombay Hospital's Dr
Amit Joshi and transplant
coordinator Kamal Singh
Chouhan coordinated for
successful transportation
and transplantation in In-
dore. The ambulance
reached Indore in less than
three hours.
dra Modi. India has now be-
come a country to which
other countries listen care-
fully.
On this occasion, senior
journalist Mahesh Laloria
proposed that State Press
Club Madhya Pradesh and
Abhinav Kala Samaj organ-
ise a unique event in Lon-
don on the culture and taste
of Malwa.
INDORE | TUESDAY | JANUARY 10, 2023
Two toddlers
die as hot water
falls on them
INDORE: Two girls died of
burns when hot water fell on
them in the Banganga and
Khajrana areas, police said
on Monday.
According to the police, in
the first incident, Sonika
(1), a resident of Khajrana
area was playing near a
utensil filled with hot water
and this water fell on her as
the utensil overturned. She
was taken to the hospital
where she died during
treatment. The police have
registered a case and sent
her body for autopsy.
In another incident,
Lavya (3), a resident of
Banganga area was
rushed to the hospital af-
ter she received burns
when hot water from a
bucket fell on her a couple
of days ago. She died dur-
ing treatment. The police
are taking the statements
of the family members to
know the exact circum-
stances under which the
incident happened.
THREE KILLED IN
SEPARATE ACCIDENTS
Three persons were killed in
separate road accidents in the
district within 24 hours. The
first incident took place in the
Depalpur area. The deceased
named Krishna was going
somewhere when an
unidentified vehicle hit him.
The police are searching for
the errant vehicle driver. The
other accident happened in
the Kishanganj area when one
Rakesh was killed in a road
accident. In the third accident,
Deepak was killed in a road
accident in Lasudia area.
Teacher's conclave on NEP
2020 held at Vishisht
School of Management
OUR STAFF REPORTER
city.indore@fpj.co.in
Vishisht School of Manage-
ment organised the third
Vishisht Teacher's Con-
clave on the theme "New
Education Policy (NEP)
2020- Innovate India" on
January 7. The conclave
was inaugurated by the
renowned career counsel-
lor, economist and educa-
tionist Jayantilal Bhan-
dari, director Sanmati HS
School, Archna Sharma,
Directorate of Education
SCERT New Delhi, Abha
Sharma, managing direc-
tor, Naveen Yograj, and di-
rector SM Anas Iqbal.
More than 200 delegates
from different schools, col-
leges and institutes partici-
pated in this conclave. SM
Anas Iqbal delivered the
welcome address and
briefed about NEP 2020 and
said, "For the overall devel-
opment of any student
"quality education'' is very
necessary and this objec-
tive is fulfilled by a good
teacher with the help of
various teaching method-
ologies and techniques."
During this conclave,
Vishisht School of Manage-
ment signed an MoU for a
student development pro-
gramme and internship with
a tech company. On this occa-
sion, the Vishisht Calendar
was released by the guests.
Jayantilal Bhandari said,
"A good student can become
a good entrepreneur by ob-
taining skills and practical-
based knowledge and can
develop moral values and
virtues within himself by
continuous learning."
Archna Sharma told,
"Playful learning is central
to effective early childhood
pedagogy - integrating play
into early education is as
important for intellectual
and personal growth as it is
for academic success. The
recent announcement of
the Academic Bank of
Credits will provide more
flexibility in the individual
learning paths."
Abha Sharma said, "The
National Education Policy
2020 spelt out education as
being fundamental to human
development and the high-
quality learning opportuni-
ties that the nation must pro-
vide to its young minds to
prepare them for the future."
UJJAIN CITY INDORE | TUESDAY | JANUARY 10, 2023
Meeting held to streamline traffic system
FP NEWS SERVICE
Ujjain
Many suggestions were re-
ceived in the meeting of
intellectuals called to fix
the deteriorated traffic
system after the increase
in tourists in the city post-
inauguration of Shri Ma-
hakal Lok. The leader of
the opposition suggested
understanding the system
by walking on foot to know
the ground reality. A tar-
get was set to light 18 lakh
lamps on Mahashivratri.
Preparations for Ma-
hashivaratri and
Vikramotsav were also dis-
COLDEST
Temp dips to 6.5
on Sunday night
Thick fog covers the city in the wee hours of Monday FP PHOTO
FP NEWS SERVICE
Ujjain
The cold in the month of
January is determined to
make new records. The
temperature dipped once
again last night and set a
record as the coldest night
of the season.
Last night, the tempera-
ture was recorded at 6.5 de-
grees Celsius. Generally,
the winters in the city be-
gin in November and leave
by January. But amidst the
Congress stages dharna against
removal of houses from Mahakal Marg
FP NEWS SERVICE
Ujjain
Congressmen showed their
agitation towards the ad-
ministration here on Mon-
day. Congressmen led by city
Congress committee presi-
dent Ravi Bhadoria raised
the issue of removal of 13
houses on Mahakal Marg.
They said that the houses
have been removed to bring
the building of a particular
120 candidates are left in fray in
31 wards of Pithampur Municipality
FP NEWS SERVICE
Mhow
After scrutiny of nomina-
tions of 31 wards of Pitham-
pur Municipality, today the
final list has been released by
the Election Officer. 120 can-
didates are now left in the
fray in most of the wards.
The rebel candidates of
the Bharatiya Janata Party
GUYANA, SURINAME PRESIDENTS
TO VISIT SEZ TODAY
FP NEWS SERVICE
Pithampur (Mhow)
Guyana President Dr Mo-
hamed Irfaan Ali, Suri-
name President Chan-
drikapersad Santokhi and
foreign minister of Panama
will visit 8 factories at the
SEZ in Pithampur Industri-
al Area on Tuesday. The
dignitaries will visit phar-
maceutical, engineering
factories in the industrial
area. In view of their visit,
public entry to SEZ from
9:30 am to 12:30 pm on Tues-
day will be prohibited.
On Monday, the local admin-
istration, police administra-
cussed in the meeting held
in the presence of cabinet
minister Mohan Yadav
and Mayor Mukesh Tatw-
al. BJP leader Roop Pam-
nani raised the question
regarding parking and
said that there is a provi-
sion of 500 vehicles to be
parked in the parking lot
but more than 3k vehicles
are being parked in it. Due
to this haphazard parking,
traffic is getting disrupted.
He also expressed concern
over the increasing num-
ber of e-rickshaws and
auto-rickshaws.
Leader of Opposition
Ravi Rai expressed con-
0
changing environment,
now the pattern of the
weather is also running on
its own terms. In this situa-
tion, it is now getting bit-
terly cold in January. So far
in this season, the night
temperature was recorded
at 7.2 degrees Celsius, but
last night the cold again
created a new record. The
temperature was recorded
at 6.5 degrees Celsius. How-
ever, due to lack of winds,
the effect of winter is not
much visible.
institution to the front.
The Congressmen sitting
on a dharna in front of the
administrative complex
building made it clear that
people have invested their
life’s savings in the houses.
The owners of 13 houses
built on survey number
2253/1 2253/2 have been liv-
ing on their land for years
and notices have been pasted
on the houses of the land-
lords to benefit a particular
have taken the lead in the
field, due to this the elec-
toral equation has com-
pletely changed in most of
the wards.
In many wards, the BJP-
backed candidates have not
withdrawn their nomina-
tion papers, they are con-
testing against the party’s
candidate as an independ-
ent candidate. Many of Con-
tion and custom officials joint-
ly looked into the security
arrangements and prepara-
tions ahead of the visit of the
foreign guests. Security, traffic
arrangements, administrative
arrangements in SEZ were re-
viewed by the authorities.
SEZ custom officer deputy
commissioner Santosh Ku-
mar said he inspected the
production of material in
Shankar Soya Concepts,
Jash Engineering and Phar-
maceutical Company locat-
ed in SEZ ahead of the visit
of foreign dignitaries. Their
visit may open more possi-
bilities of exports from the
SEZ, he added.
A meeting to streamline city’s traffic arrangements was held in Ujjain on Monday FP PHOTO
cern over the encroach-
ment of shopkeepers in
Patni Bazaar and the jam
Naga baba
robbed
of Rs 7k
FP NEWS SERVICE
Ujjain
A Naga baba who was cook-
ing food at Vikrant Bhairav
crematorium was robbed
by three people on the point
of weapons. They ran away
with Baba’s bag. There
were Rs 7k and other things
in the bag.
Naga Baba Kaligiri, who
lives in Vikrant Bhairav
crematorium, was cooking
food here on Sunday. Dur-
ing this, three youths came
and attacked him with an
axe. The accused hit Baba’s
head with an axe and
snatched the bag. There
were Rs 7k in cash and
goods in the bag. There was
also a silver ring in it.
Kaligiri was admitted to
the district hospital and
said that he was preparing
food. Then three youths
came and attacked him
with an axe. The police
have registered a case. The
search for the accused is
on. It is said that there is a
gathering of anti-social ele-
ments in the crematorium.
organisation. They have
been asked to remove the
house by January 11, while
this house is on private land.
No demarcation has been
done in this regard. Bhado-
ria said that neither any in-
formation was given to these
landlords, nor demarcation
was done in their presence.
In the memorandum, a de-
mand has been made to re-
demarcate these houses and
not to demolish the houses.
gress are also contesting
elections Candidates are
contesting against the party.
During the process of with-
drawal of nominations, the
absence of leaders from BJP
and Congress is a matter of
discussion. Leaders did not
even try to seat those fight-
ing against the party. Sdm
roshni Patidar told total 120
candidates in 31 ward.
Musical programme in memory of
Ustad Rajab Ali and Amanat Ali Khan
FP NEWS SERVICE
Dewas
A two-day musical pro-
gramme in memory of Us-
tad Rajab Ali and Amanat
Ali Khan was inaugurated
by the cultural department,
Madhya Pradesh at Malhar
Smriti Mandir in Dewas.
Collector Rishav Gupta, ad-
ditional collector Mahen-
dra Singh Kavache, Pramod
Kumar of the culture de-
partment, Ravi Bhatt and
other officers were present.
On the first day, Bharti
Singh Rajput from Raipur
Premier Badminton League concludes in Dewas
FP NEWS SERVICE
Dewas
A three-day Premier Badminton
League concluded in Dewas on
Sunday. In the competition, the
city team became overall cham-
pions. Dewas Hunter’s team of
Ajay Dayma and Yash Soni was
the winner of the mega-final
match of the competition.
caused by the departure of
school buses. Ravi Rai sug-
gested the administration
Divisional conference of
BJP’s Traders’ Cell held
Members of BJP Traders Cell pose for group photo during divisional level conference in Ujjain FP PHOTO
FP NEWS SERVICE
Ujjain
For the strength of the or-
ganisation, the workers
should always keep in mind
the four principles - contact,
communication, dedication
and coordination. Work can
be done by making the or-
ganisation strong on the ba-
sis of all four sources.
Sharad Agrawal, the con-
venor of the State BJP
Traders Cell, said this
while addressing the work-
Madhav College students meet VC
FP NEWS SERVICE
Ujjain
Students of Government
Madhav College have ac-
cused two examiners of the
college of deliberately fail-
ing them. The students met
Vikram University vice-
chancellor and submitted a
memorandum demanding a
re-examination of the an-
swer sheets.
Students of Government
Madhav Arts and Com-
MHOW/DEWAS NEWS
Kothari re-elected Dewas Chemist Association prez
FP NEWS SERVICE
Dewas
Anand Kothari has been re-
elected unopposed as presi-
dent of the Dewas Chemist
Association. The election to
constitute the executive com-
mittee of the association was
organised at Mainashree
Complex in the city.
Election officers Mahen-
dra Gupta and Rajesh Gup-
ta said that under the statu-
Maheshwari women’s
group organises annual fest
Second position was taken by
the MM master team of Girish
Manwani and Santosh Mandloi.
The league was organised by
Sports and Youth Welfare De-
partment, Dewas, District Bad-
minton Association and Shri
Narayan Building Material
from January 6 to 8 at the
Kushabhau Thakre Badminton
Hall in Dewas.
and police officers visit the
temple on foot to know the
ground reality. There was
ers at the divisional confer-
ence of the Bharatiya Jana-
ta Party Traders Cell.
Bharatiya Janata Party’s
state co-convenor Vijay
Agrawal told that in the di-
visional conference organ-
ised on Lok Shakti, the
cell’s state in-charge Anil
Jain Kalukheda, Mayor
Mukesh Tatwal, former
president of BJP rural
Madan Sankhla, Iqbal
Singh Gandhi, city district
president Vivek Joshi were
present for guidance.
merce College reached the
university here on Monday
and met vice-chancellor
Prof Akhilesh Kumar
Pandey. This memorandum
was given to the vice-chan-
cellor. It has been said that
the result of the examina-
tion given in July 2022 came
on December 22. In this,
students have failed by one-
one numbers in the crimi-
nology question paper of
MA second semester.
On perusal of answer
tory process of election,
Anand Kothari was nomi-
nated unopposed as district
president of the organisa-
tion with the unanimous
consent of all members.
Similarly, Girdhar Gupta
was nominated as secre-
tary, Hemant Goyal as
treasurer and Mahendra
Upadhyay as the conserver
of the organisation.
Upadhyay praised the
working style of the re-
As many as 72 shuttlers from
different clubs in the district
enthusiastically participated
in it. The closing ceremony
took place in the chief hospital-
ity of district sports officer He-
mant Suvir, badminton union
vice president Dilip Barode,
Ajay Rana and Rajesh Ku-
mawat. Anoop Jain conducted
the programme.
also a suggestion to make
private parking around the
Mahakal temple so that the
devotees do not face any
problem in parking and
their belongings are also
safe. The matter of restart-
ing the Bhukhi Mata Wali
Road also came up in the
meeting. City Congress
committee president Ravi
Bhadoria also suggested.
Vikramotsav and organis-
ing Mahashivratri have
also been discussed in the
meeting. In this, a target
was set to light 18 lakh
lamps on Mahashivratri.
Collector, SP and UMC com-
missioner were present.
The in-charge of the state
Jain said that the merchant
cell works as a backbone in
society. It should be accessi-
ble to every businessman
and stand with him in his
suffering. The conference
was addressed by Mayor
Mukesh Tatwal, Iqbal
Singh Gandhi, Madan
Sankhla and state working
committee member Vasu
Keswani gave the welcome
speech. The programme
was conducted by Vijay
Agrawal.
sheets, it is clear that the
evaluator has deliberately
deducted marks from the
answer sheets. The stu-
dents have accused the
criminology teacher of giv-
ing fewer marks. Satish
Sharma, who came to sub-
mit the memorandum in
this regard, said that the
children are being deliber-
ately failed. The vice-chan-
cellor has assured to take
appropriate action on the
memorandum.
presented a classical song
based on folk tunes. Santosh
Nahar from Delhi and
Partho Bose from Kolkata
played violin and Rajjog in
the programme. In the end,
a bhajan named ‘Sakhiya
Wa Ghar Sabse Nyara’ com-
posed by Mukul, son of Ku-
mar Gandharva was sung in
chorus. Collector Gupta wel-
comed Kalpana Jhokarkar,
a leading singer from Ustad
Rajab Ali Khan’s family. Vi-
jay Manmane conducted the
event. A large number of
music lovers also attended
the event.
4.5 cr units power supplied
in Ujjain div for Rabi crop
FP NEWS SERVICE
Ujjain
In the Malwa region, espe-
cially in Ujjain, Ratlam and
neighbouring districts,
there is a huge demand for
electricity during the Rabi
season. The power compa-
ny is supplying as per the
demand. In the Rabi sea-
son, from November 8 to
January 8, on an average
4.5 crore units of electricity
has been supplied daily in
the Ujjain division and
about 250 crore units in two
months.
Managing director of
Madhya Pradesh Paschim
Kshetra Vidyut Vitran
Company, Amit Tomar said
that the demand for elec-
tricity in Ujjain division
has been 12.66 per cent
Kid’s abductor in police remand
FP NEWS SERVICE
Ujjain
About 15 days ago, at the
railway station, the police
arrested an auto driver and
his wife, who took away a 2-
year-old boy Vansh.
The court has granted
bail to the wife of the ac-
cused, while the auto driver
is in GRP remand. Vansh
was abducted from the rail-
way station on the morning
of December 24, 2022. His
mother Vaishnavi Bairagi
was taking him to Bhopal.
During this, he disappeared
from the bench. However,
two days later, Vansh was
Rally held on ill-effects
of Chinese Manjha
A rally being taken out to make people aware of the ill-effects of
Chinese Manjha FP PHOTO
FP NEWS SERVICE
Ujjain
To give information about
the ill-effects of Chinese
Manjha, the Police Depart-
ment took out a rally here
on Monday and advised peo-
ple to avoid Chinese Manjha
through loudspeakers.
The rally began from Top-
FP NEWS SERVICE
Mhow
Maheshwari Mahila San-
gathan organised a two-day
annual festival. On the oc-
casion cultural programs
including Rishto ki Meethi
Nok Jhok, dance, antak-
shari competitions was
held.
Paridhi Maheshwari
bagged the first prize in the
solo dance competition,
while Manshi Biyani stood
second. In women’s group
dance Meenu Dholi, Rakhi
Naval, Rekha Laddha team
got the first prize. Second
prize went to Rakhi Malani,
Sonam Chinchani,
Archana Laddha’s team.
Three teams won Antak-
shari competition. First
place in Rishto Ki Meethi
Nok Jhok competition went
to Sadhna Maheshwari and
UJJAIN WEATHER
MAXIMUM: 27.0°C, MINIMUM: 6.5° C
HUMIDITY
MORNING: 91 per cent, EVENING: 35 per cent
SUNRISE: 7.10 am , SUNSET: 5.59 pm
more during the current fi-
nancial year and 24 per cent
more during the Rabi sea-
son. According to the de-
mand, electricity is being
supplied to all the con-
sumers with quality. Tomar
said that about 250 crore
units of electricity have
been distributed in Ujjain
division in the last two
months of the Rabi season.
Four crore 97 lakh units of
electricity were supplied in
the division on Sunday. Out
of this, 127 lakh units in Uj-
jain district, 102 lakh units
in Dewas district, 81 lakh
units in Ratlam district, 61
lakh units in Mandsaur dis-
trict, 56 lakh units in Sha-
japur district, 39 lakh units
in Neemuch district, 29
lakh units in Agar district
was distributed.
found abandoned at Ba-
jranggarh station in Rat-
lam division and was sent
to Matruchhaya. Police
have arrested Nitin aka
Sonu son of Munnalal Jain
and his wife, residents of
Ranjhi in Jabalpur, in this
case. Both were produced
before the court. From here
Nitin has been given GRP
remand, while his wife has
been sent to jail. However,
the wife of the accused re-
ceived bail here on Mon-
day. GRP TI RS Mahajan
said that the accused is be-
ing interrogated. Police are
also looking for another ac-
cused in the case.
khana and went around the
entire Mahakal area. Dur-
ing this time, slogans like
don’t use Chinese Manjha,
it makes you miserable,
don’t play with Chinese
Manjha, otherwise, you will
have to go to jail, and leave a
connection with Chinese
Manjha. All these are ene-
mies of life, were raised.
elected district president
Kothari and said that we
have to make our associa-
tion strong with a new ac-
tion plan.
President Anand Kothari
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Girdhar Gupta proposed a
vote of thanks. Ashok Pesh-
wani, Sandeep Madhwani
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ent, informed media in-
charge Deepesh Gupta.
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dha was the chief
guest and Kanta So-
dani presiding over
the program. Pre-
ma Naval welcome
the guests and Anju
Biyani conducted
the programme.
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India takes over G-20 Presidency at a crucial time: Kant

Three meetings to be held in MP, including Indore, Bhopal and Khajuraho
IHowever,
OUR STAFF REPORTER ndia received the presidency of G-20 at a time when the world is staring at problems
the opportunity to handle prises rich and develop- when the world is staring one earth, one future and
city.indore@fpj.co.in the G-20 presidency at a ing nations which collec- at problems like reces- one fortune and one cos-
like recession, global warming, geo-political crisis of food and fertilizers etc.
very crucial time… how- tively make up for 85% sion, global warming, mos”.
Amitabh Kant, Sherpa of India is equipped to tide over all these and come out triumphant thanks to
ever, the country is capa- the global GDP and add geo-political crisis of food Harshwardhan
G-20, has asked the Indian ble of using this opportu- the strong will power of PM Narendra Modi. Our slogan will be one earth, one future up to become 90% of and fertilizers etc. Howev- Shringla, coordinator, G-
diaspora to be the brand nity to iron out the prob- and one fortune and one cosmos. world population. Thus, er, India is equipped to 20, said under the presi-
ambassador of the coun- lems and differences in it's a global forum. tide over all these and dency, 215 meetings of dif-
try in the countries they the world. Three meetings India received the presi- been designated as Sher- members of Indian dias- A dynamic and former come out triumphant ferent working groups of
reside and showcase the of the G-20 working group dency of G-20 group from pa of the G-20 presidency. pora at the 17th PBD meet bureaucrat, Kant said, thanks to the strong will G-20 nations will be held
strength of the country. will be held in Indore, December 1, 2022 till No- He was addressing a ple- at the BCC on Monday. "India received the presi- power of PM Narendra in 56 cities across the
He said India has received Bhopal and Khajuraho. vember 30, 2023. Kant has nary session here of the He said the G-20 com- dency of G-20 at a time Modi. Our slogan will be country.

Representatives of delegations from all participating nations pose for a photograph with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, MP Governor Mangubhai Patel, Guyana President Mohammed Irfaan Ali, Suriname President Chandrikapersad Santokhi and Chief Minister Shivraj Singh
Chouhan, external affairs minister S Jaishankar in Indore on Monday

Dancers perform at a cultural programme held for NRI delegates at Brilliant Convention Centre on Monday evening

Delegates from Mauritius get their US dollars converted into Delegates from Hong Kong pose for photograph with the statue of
Indian rupee at a currency exchange centre set up at Brilliant the Father of Nation Mahatma Gandhi at convention centre in
Convention Centre in Indore on Monday Indore on Monday

Two couples from Oman dressed in their nation's ethnic dress pose for a photograph Delegates from Nigeria hear with rapt attention the speech of guests at the inauguration session of Indoreans, including children, queued up on the route to welcome
PBD at Brilliant Convention Centre on Monday and cheer Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Kenyan delegation gets themselves photographed with G20 logo in the Young delegates from various countries who had come to attend the Youth PBD also attended the inauguration Delegates from various other countries decided to get themselves too clicked with banner of Qatar's
background as a memory of their visit to Indore for PBD Convention on Monday session. They preferred to sit on the floor in front of the dais to listen to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday delegation to showcase the spirit of oneness
All Pix: Pintu Namdev and Anand Shivre
Rajasthan Congress MLA's son arrested in gang-rape case
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A sessions court on Monday
gave an injunction against
Army officer kills wife, commits the release of a book titled
suicide in Ferozepur 'Siddu Nijakanasugalu' (Real
dreams of Siddu) on senior
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ister C N Ashwath Narayan
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Following the court order,
Govt designates Canada-based the book launch event was
cancelled.
man as terrorist
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The court's directive came
on a petition filed by Siddara-
maiah's son and Varuna MLA
Yathindra Siddaramaiah.
Earlier on Monday, Siddara-
maiah said the book about
him is being released with an
intention to humiliate him
ahead of Assembly polls in
Karnataka and termed it "to-
tally defamatory".
The Leader of Opposition in
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the Legislative Assembly had
said he is contemplating legal
action against it.
"I don't know, everything is
yellow for those with a jaun-
dice eye. Who wore the dress
like Tipu (18th century ruler
of erstwhile Mysuru King-
dom Tipu Sultan) and held a
sword in their hand, it was
(former CM) Yediyurappa and
(BJP MP) Shobha Karandlaje.
Who wrote a foreword for
Sheikh Ali's book on Tipu, is-
n't it duality?" Siddaramaiah
had asked, alleging BJP's role
behind the book.
"Purposely to humiliate me
ahead of the election, they
are bringing out a book. It is
totally defamatory. I will see
what is to be done legally," he
added.
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As many residents re-
main reluctant to leave
their homes that have
been declared unsafe due
to land subsidence in
Joshimath, Uttarakhand
Chief Secretary SS Sand-
hu on Monday stressed
that every minute is im-
portant and directed im-
mediate evacuation of
people from the affected
zone.
The district administra-
town that are unsafe for
living. It asked their occu-
pants to either shift to the
temporary relief centres
or rented accommodation
for which each family will
get assistance of Rs 4000
per month for the next six
months from the state
government.
Cracks appeared in 68
more houses on Monday
taking the number of sub-
sidence affected homes to
678 while 27 more families
were evacuated to safety, a

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NEW DELHI: The ac-
cused in the Kanjhawala
case were aware that a IIT researchers predicted this in 2021
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The Supreme Court on Monday re- has alleged that someone Singh was killed in the cue her because they were dicted a large-scale surface displacement in the Ut-
served its order on a PIL seeking free broke into their house in early hours of the New afraid that someone might tarakhand town in a span of two years.
New case of COVID XBB 1.5 access to charge sheets filed by police Karan Vihar here and stole Year after her scooter was see them, police sources "A team of researchers led by Dr Reet Kamal Ti-
strain found in Uttarakhand by posting them on a website. an LED TV, among other hit by a car which dragged said on Monday. wari, assistant professor in the Department of Civil
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The apex court orally observed that
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Bizman jailed for helping

out that information suo motu.
"Every member of the public has
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to the procurement centers
Dawood Ibrahim in gutkha unit the right to be informed of who is ac- For the first time free can- ������������������������������������������������������ with their produce and can-
cused, and who has committed a par- teens for farmers have been not return home for their
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BJP STAGES MASSIVE PROTEST OVER MCD RUCKUS Priests slam Rahul over 'pujaris' remark
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������������������������������������������ day staged a mas- country of 'tapasvis' (as- Swami Dipankar noted
������������������������������������������������ sive protest near Several priests on Monday cetics) and not 'pujaris' that the Gandhi scion had
����������������������������� Chief Minister accused Congress leader (priests). described his Bharat Jodo
Arvind Kejriwal's Rahul Gandhi of "insult- Ujjwal Pandit of Yuva Yatra as his "mohabbat ki
residence over the ing" those engaged in wor- Teerth Purohit Mahasab- dukan" (place for love), but
Punjab Police constable killed "ruckus created by ship with his comment ha alleged that Gandhi had was now talking about
in encounter with robbers AAP councilors" that India is a country of insulted India's ancient "hate". The Congress
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injures pregnant woman
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A pregnant woman and her
husband sitting by a bonfire
sustained burns from its
flames after a boy poured
paint thinner into it in out-
er Delhi's Bawana, police
said on Monday.
Delhi Commission for
Women (DCW) chairperson
Swati Maliwal, however, al-
leged that the woman was
set ablaze by her in-laws
and husband.
According to police, the
incident took place on Fri-
day night when Khusboo,
who is seven months preg-
nant, her husband Veer
Pratap and a boy were sit-
ting by a bonfire to keep
themselves warm in the
cold.
The fire was dying down
and the boy poured paint
thinner into it, causing it to
suddenly spread. Khusboo
sustained "superficial"
burns on her face and
limbs, while her husband
sustained burns on his legs
and left hand, the police
said.
Both of them are undergo-
ing treatment at the Safdar-
jung Hospital, they said.
Khusboo's statement has
been recorded in which she
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the woman's husband and
in-laws set her ablaze after
pouring petrol on her.
"In Bawana, the husband
and in-laws of a seven
months pregnant woman
set her ablaze after pouring
petrol on her. The woman
sustained severe burn in-
juries and is now undergo-
ing treatment at a hospital.
"We have issued a notice to
Delhi Police. We are also
providing all possible help
to the victim. Crimes are in-
creasing in Delhi," Maliwal
said in a tweet in Hindi.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Kashmir's
Dual citizenship... first Jnanpith
Jaishnakar also said talks over a major trade agreement awardee is
between India and the UK are in progress.
Jaishankar also said. "The UK government has raised ��������������������������������������������������������������������������� no more
the issue of illegal Indian immigrants. Illegal immi-
grants were allotted a limited timeframe, but have over- �������� vailing over the state. Meteorologists attribute the ��������
stayed. They are mainly construction workers," he ��������� Minimum temperatures long spell of intense cold to a ��������
added. were below the normal by 3-5 large gap between two west-
Delhi saw cold wave condi- degrees at many pockets over ern disturbances, which Renowned poet and Kash-
Religious conversion ... tions for the fifth consecutive Telangana. meant frosty winds from the mir's first Jnanpith
day on Monday as very dense With chilly winds blowing snow-clad mountains blew in awardee Professor
Senior advocate P. Wilson, representing the TN govt, fog reduced visibility to just since Sunday evening, roads for a longer-than-usual peri- Rehman Rahi died here
submitted that the petition is politically motivated and 25 metres, hitting road, rail wore a deserted look. Those od. on Monday.
argued that there was no question of such conversions and air traffic movement, offi- living on footpaths and bus The visibility levels dropped He was 98.
in the state. cials said. stations were the worst af- to 50 metres at the Palam ob- "Rahi breathed his last
At this, the bench said: "You may have different rea- Meanwhile. Telangana is fected. servatory, near the IGI Air- in the early hours at his
sons to be agitated like this. Don't convert court pro- gripped by cold wave condi- The cold wave spell in Delhi port, and 25 metres at the Saf- residence in the Now-
ceedings into other things. We are concerned with the tions with the minimum has been so intense that the darjung observatory and the shera area of the city," an
entire country... If it is happening in your state, it is bad. night temperature in some national capital has recorded Ridge weather station, an offi- official said.
If not, then it is good. places dropping below 5 de- a minimum temperature low- cial of the India Meteorologi- Born on May 6, 1925,
"Do not make it political." gree Celsius. er than that of most places in cal Department (IMD) said. Rahi wrote several collec-
The court was hearing a petition filed by Upadhyay The Met Office has attrib- Himachal Pradesh and Ut- A total of 267 trains were de- tions of poems and trans-
seeking direction to the Centre and states to take tough ���������������������������������������������������������� uted the chilly conditions to tarakhand for five days on layed due to bad weather, a lated the works of some
steps to control fraudulent religious conversions. The ����������������������������������������������������������� low-level north-easterlies pre- the trot. railway official said. of the celebrated poets in
top court scheduled the matter for further hearing on other languages into
February 7. Kashmiri.
The top court also renamed the cause title as "re: issue
of religious conversion" as lawyers object to the PIL SC junks PIL challenging UCC Make in India is not meant He received the highest
literary award of the

committees in Guj, Uttarakhand for country alone: Rajnath

filed by Upadhyay in his own name. country -- Jnanpith
On December 5, the Supreme Court had said the issue award -- in 2007 for his
of forced religious conversion is a "very serious issue" collection 'Siyah Rood
and emphasised that charity is welcome, but the pur- Jaeren Manz' (In Black
pose of charity must not be conversion. �������� ������������������������ Article 162 of the Consti- Drizzle). He was also con-
The top court allowed the Centre to file a detailed ��������� ������������������ tution, which gives the ferred the Padma Shri
counter after obtaining necessary response from vari- power to the executive to award in 2000 for his
ous state governments in connection with anti-conver- The Supreme Court on �������������������� do so," the court said. works.
sion laws and other relevant information. Monday refused to enter- ���������������������� It said, "The Constitution
The Gujarat government, in its written response, said, tain a PIL challenging the ������������������ of the committees set by
"It is humbly submitted that that the Act of 2003 (Gu-
jarat Freedom of Religion Act, 2003) is a validly consti-
decisions of the Uttarak-
hand and Gujarat govern- �������������������������
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the state governments is
challenged in this PIL. Ar- Decades after acid
attack, 2 survivors
tuted legislation and more particularly the provision of ments to constitute com- ticle 162 of the Constitu-
section 5 of the Act of 2003, which is holding the field mittees for implementing ����������������� tion empowers the State to
since last 18 years and thus, a valid provision of law so Uniform Civil Code (UCC) constitute such commit- �����������������������������������������������������������������
as to achieve the objective of the Act of 2003 and to
maintain the public order within the state of Gujarat by
protecting the cherished rights of vulnerable sections
in their respective states.
A bench of Chief Justice
DY Chandrachud and Jus-
stitution of such commit-
tees by the states cannot
tees. What is wrong with
it? Entry 5 of the 7th
schedule of the Constitu-
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�������������������������������������������� lodge complaint
of the society including women and economically and tice PS Narasimha said be challenged for being ul- tion gives such power to �������� essence of human equality AGRA: Over two decades af-
socially backward classes." the plea filed by Anoop tra vires to the constitu- the States to form a com- ��������� and dignity and it does not ter they became victims of
The state government said the Gujarat High Court Baranwal and others is de- tion. mittee. Setting up such believe in making or be- acid attacks, two survivors
"stayed the operation of Section 5 of the Act of 2003, void of merit and does not "There was nothing committees cannot be said India does not believe in a coming a client or satellite here have registered com-
which is in fact an enabling provision for a person to get warrant to be entertained. wrong for the states to con- to be ultra-vires the Con- "hierarchical" world order state. plaints against the accused
converted from one religion to another religion on his The bench said the con- stitute committees under stitution". where few countries are The defence minister said with the help of Agra's addi-
own volition". considered superior to oth- India's national efforts to- tional director general of po-
It said the high court failed to appreciate that by stay- ers and its ties with other wards 'Make in India' are lice, a senior police officer
ing the operation of section 5 of the Act of 2003, the
whole purpose of the Act effectively stands frustrated.
It further added that Gujarat Freedom of Religion Act,
Response lackadaisical, delayed: nations are based on sover-
eign equality and mutual
respect, Defence Minister
neither "isolationist" nor
are they meant for the
country alone as he made
said.
Agra ADG Rajeev Krishna
along with members of the
2021 was passed to strengthen the 2003 law. Upadhyay
moved the apex court against fraudulent religious con-
version and religious conversion by intimidation,
threatening, deceivingly luring through gifts and mon-
DGCA showcause notice to A-I Rajnath Singh said on Mon-
day amid growing global
concerns over China's mus-
cle flexing.
an open offer of partner-
ships with New Delhi for
production of various mili-
tary equipment.
Chhanv foundation interact-
ed with acid attack survivors
in a cafe run by them, Police
Commissioner Preetinder
etary benefits, as it offends Articles 14, 21, and 25. ��������� Air India flight AI-142 on De- In an address at an am- The 14th edition of 'Aero Singh said. During the inter-
cember 6 from Paris to New bassadors' roundtable on India', billed as Asia's action, Rukkaiya Khan and

PCS officers go on mass leave

Aviation regulator DGCA Delhi came to the notice of the upcoming Aero India largest aerospace exhibi- Madhu Kashyap shared that
on Monday said that the re- the DGCA. One passenger exhibition, Singh said In- tion, will be held in due to some family issues,
sponse of Air India has was caught smoking in the dia's international rela- Bengaluru from February they could not report the in-

against illegal arrest of colleague

been lackadaisical and de- lavatory, was drunk, and not tions are guided by the very 13 to 17. cident.
layed with regard to two in- listening to the crew. Anoth-

Pant accident: Govt's advisory

cidents of passenger misbe- through email dated January er passenger allegedly re-
haviour occurring on Air 6, prima facie it emerges that lieved himself on a vacant
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to blur gory, ghastly images

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The Punjab Civil Service
officers went on a mass ca-
sual leave for five days
starting Monday in protest
against the "illegal" arrest
of a colleague in Ludhiana
by the state vigilance bu-
reau.
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cember 6, 2022.
The DGCA on Monday
said that Air India didn't re-
port the incident until the
regulator sought the inci-
dent report from them on
January 5.
"After perusal of the reply
submitted by M/s Air India
dling of an unruly passen-
gers as per DGCA CAR Sec-
tion 3, Series-M, Part-VIA
have not been complied with.
It has been noted that the re-
sponse of the airline has
been lackadaisical and de-
layed," it said.
Two incidents of passenger
misbehaviour occurring on
female passenger when she
went to the lavatory.
In view of this, the DGCA
has issued showcause notice
to the accountable Manager ��������� Ministry. ing beaten by a teacher,
of A-I as to why enforcement The ministry cited the shown repeatedly over
action should not be taken The Union Ministry of In- accident involving crick- several minutes, includ-
against them for dereliction formation and Broadcast- eter Rishabh Pant in ing circling the actions
of their regulatory obliga- ing on Monday issued an which the ministry said, thereby making it even
tions. advisory to all television "showed the distressing more ghastly, without tak-
channels against report- images and videos of a ing the precaution of

Govt vs Guv face-off hits SC grants Centre time

had been taken by the
Punjab Civil Services
(PCS) Officers' Associa-
tion on Sunday.
The association presi-
dent, Rajat Oberoi, said as
many as 235 PCS officers
across the state have gone
on mass casual leave.
He further said that ex-
pressing solidarity with
the PCS Officers' Associa-
tion's protest, the revenue
officers in the state have
also proceeded on mass ca-
sual leave during this
week. PCS officer Narinder
Singh Dhaliwal, who was
posted as regional trans-
port authority in Ludhi-
ana, was arrested on Fri-
day by the vigilance bureau
for allegedly taking bribes
from transporters for spar-
ing them challans for of-
fending vehicles, the bu-
reau had said. The PCS Of-
ficers' Association held a
meeting of its general body
to discuss Dhaliwal's ar-
rest. Eighty officers attend-
ed the meeting, according
to the resolution of the as-
sociation on Sunday.
ing incidents of acci- cricketer injured in an ac- blurring the images or
dents, deaths, and vio- cident, without blurring". showing them from long
lence, including violence The Ministry has said, shots."
till March 15 to clear
a new low in Tamil Nadu
against women, children "Television channels It has further highlight-
and elderly in manners have shown dead bodies ed that the manner of re-
OROP arrears which grossly compro-
mise on "good taste and
of individuals and im-
ages, videos of injured
porting such incidents
was distasteful and dis-
CHENNAI:•Tamil Nadu NEW DELHI:•Supreme decency" and impacts persons with blood splat- tressing for the audience.
Governor RN Ravi on Court on Monday granted small children. tered around, people, in- It said there was also a
Thursday staged an un- Central government time, The advisory has been cluding women, children crucial issue of invasion
precedented walkout from till March 15, to make pay- issued after several in- and elderly being beaten of privacy which could be
the state assembly follow- ment of arrears of One stances of lack of discre- mercilessly in close potentially maligning and
ing a face-off with Chief Rank-One Pension (OROP) tion by television chan- shots, continuous cries defamatory, the advisory
Minister MK Stalin over to all the eligible pension- nels were noticed by the and shrieks of a child be- has underlined.
the former's customary ad- ers of the armed forces.
dress to members of the ����������������������������� Attorney General R.
house in its first session of
the year.
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Venkataramani, represent-
ing the Centre, submitted 98-year-old convict gets
warm farewell from jail staff
In his address, Ravi before a bench headed by

Women are not safe

skipped a few portions of ers and critics of the ruling CJI DY Chandrachud that
the draft prepared by the DMK, even as "#GetOutRavi" the tabulation process has
government, prompting trended on Twitter, with been completed by the AYODHYA: A 98-year- police would drop him at his

under BJP: Kerala CM Stalin to move a resolution

to expunge from records all
such comments made by
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala Chief Minister the governor that didn't
Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday alleged that women and conform to the draft. It is
certain religious minorities were not safe under BJP customary that the gover-
rule in the country, and accused the Sangh Parivar of nor adheres to the draft of
creating a patriarchal and male-dominated mindset in his speech prepared by the
the society. Speaking at a rally on the concluding day of government. The incident
the All India Democratic Women's Association's (AID- on Monday marked yet an-
WA) 13th national conference here, Vijayan alleged that other low point in an al-
in various parts of the country, religious institutions, ready tenuous relationship
places of worship and people belonging to certain reli- between the governor and
gious minorities were being attacked by Sangh Parivar the political executive in
activists and the Centre was turning a blind eye to it. the southern state.
Lashing out at the BJP-ruled Centre, he alleged that its The high drama on the floor
stand towards certain religious minorities was creating of the House soon snow-
fear among members of those communities. balled into a heated debate
online between the support-
many calling for the ouster of
Ravi from the gubernatorial
post.However, the state BJP
threw its weight behind
Ravi, describing as "disre-
spectful and amateurish,"
Stalin moving a resolution
against the Governor whilst
Ravi was still seated in the
House.The House had con-
vened for the first session of
the year with the Governor's
address to the members,
which the AIADMK dubbed
as "disappointment," and
said it was "indecent" on the
part of the CM to have "spo-
ken" when the Governor
was seated.
Comptroller General of De-
fence Accounts (CGDA). He
further added that the ta-
bles have been sent to the
Ministry of Defence for fi-
nal approval.
The bench, also compris-
ing Justice P.S. Narasimha,
asked the central govern-
ment to ensure that armed
forces pensioners receive
all arrears expeditiously
and there is no further de-
lay.
The AG submitted that by
March 15, the money will
start flowing into the ac-
counts of 25 lakh pension-
ers of armed forces.
old convict, Ram Surat,
was released from the
Ayodhya Jail in Uttar
place. Further in the video,
Mishra could be seen escort-
ing the elderly man to the
Pradesh's Ayodhya after car. According to jail offi-
serving a jail term in an cials, Surat was convicted
alleged case he was in- under sections -- 452, 323 and
carcerated for five 352 of the IPC. Upon his re-
years, jail officials said. lease, the man got a farewell
A video of his release from the jail staffers.
is going viral on the in-
ternet.
Posted by Uttar
Pradesh Director Gen-
eral (Prisons) on Twit-
ter, the video shows Ay-
odhya Jail's District Su-
perintendent,
Shashikant Mishra Pu-
trawat telling Surat that

Moscow to Goa
flight diverted over
bomb threat
PANAJI: A heavy police
force has been deployed at
Dabolim airport in Goa after
an incoming chartered
flight from Moscow to Goa
was diverted to Gujarat's
Jamnagar over bomb threat.
There were around 244 pas-
sengers on-board the flight
which landed at Jamnagar
airport at around 9.49 p.m. A
senior police officer told
IANS an airline that had re-
ceived an e-mail about the
bomb threat alerted the Goa
airport and later, the flight
was diverted.
Old Rahul is dead, says RaGa
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said
he had "killed Rahul Gandhi" and
was not bothered about his image,
emphasising that the Bharat Jodo
yatra should not be about him.
"Rahul Gandhi is in your mind. I
have killed him. He is not there. Not
in my mind at all. He's gone. Gone,"
the Congress leader told journalists
in Haryana on Sunday, according to
online reports.
He was asked by a journalist how
the yatra had changed his image.
"The person you are looking at is
not Rahul Gandhi. You can see him.
You don't understand it...Read Hin-
du scriptures. Read about Shiv-ji
(Lord Shiva), you will understand.
Don't be shocked. Rahul Gandhi is
in your head, not mine. He is in the
BJP's head, not mine," Rahul Gand-
hi said.
According to online reports, while
addressing the journalist who had
asked him the question, he said:
"Why are you looking so shocked? I
have nothing to do with image, I
have no interest in image. You can
assign me whatever image you want
- good or bad." Back in November, he
had made similar comments while
suggesting that the campaign is not
about him at all. "I let go of Rahul
Gandhi years ago, he had said.
Man tries to smuggle
cash in gutkha pouches
at K'kata airport
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Customs officials at the Netaji
Subhas Chandra Bose Interna-
tional Airport in Kolkata on Mon-
day said they arrested a man who
was trying to smuggle cash worth
$4,000 concealed in gutkha pouch-
es. According to the officials, the
man was intercepted on Sunday
on the basis of intelligence inputs.
"He was scheduled to depart to
Bangkok after immigration for-
malities. We intercepted him and
during the search of his checked-
in baggage we found that he was
smuggling dollars.

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China’s new foreign minister heads to Africa for first trip
Beijing: China’s new Foreign Minister, Qin Gang, is
starting his term with a weeklong trip to five African
countries, the foreign ministry announced on Monday.
Qin, who until recently was ambassador to the U.S., will
GLOBAL
BULLETIN
7 dead in Pakistan
bus-truck mishap
ISLAMABAD: At least seven
people were killed and 20
injured in a head-on collision
between a passenger bus and
a truck in Pakistan’s
Balochistan province, local
authorities said on Monday.
According to the reports, the
accident took place around
Sunday midnight on the
National Highway near the
Torosaki area. The deceased
and the injured were shifted
to a local hospital, the
authorities said. The death
toll may increase as some of
the injured were in critical
condition, hospital staff told
local media.
Japan culls
9.98 million birds
TOKYO: A record high of
9.98 million birds at poultry
farms have been culled in
Japan this season amid the
nationwide surge in cases of
avian influenza, the
government said on Monday.
Earlier on Monday, a poultry
farm in the town of Shirosato
in Ibaraki prefecture,
confirmed a bird flu outbreak,
and started culling about
930,000 chickens at the farm,
according to the Ministry of
Agriculture, Forestry and
Fisheries.
Indian-American
admits kickback
NEW YORK: An Indian-
American has admitted
conspiring to offer and pay
bribes and kickbacks in
exchange for having
prescriptions steered to a
pharmacy in New Jersey
where he worked. Srinivasa
Raju, 51, of Haskell, New
Jersey, pleaded guilty by
videoconference before U.S.
District Judge Michael A
Shipp to information charging
him with conspiring to violate
the federal anti-kickback
statute. According to court
documents, Raju had various
responsibilities at the Morris
County pharmacy, including
coordinating prescription
deliveries and soliciting
business.
U.S. gets first
female Sikh judge
TEXAS: On what was an
historic day for Houston,
Texas, Harris County Judge
Manpreet Monica Singh, of
Indian origin, became the first
female Sikh judge in the U.S.,
reported ABC 13. “Mama we
made it! It is a ‘true honor’ to
rep the people of Harris
County as a Sikh civil court
judge. Thank you to everyone
for making this a historic
moment, one that someday
won’t be an uncommon
event – because there will be
a judiciary that includes
countless Sikh people and
other minorities,” Manpreet
wrote in a Facebook post. She
was born and raised in
Houston and now lives in
Bellaire with her husband and
two children.
UAE kids to learn
about Holocaust
DUBAI: The United Arab
Emirates will begin teaching
about the Holocaust in
history classes in primary and
secondary schools, the
country’s embassy in the
United States said. The
embassy provided no details
on the curriculum and
education authorities in the
Emirates, a federation of
seven sheikhdoms, on
Monday did not acknowledge
the announcement. However,
the announcement comes
after the UAE normalised
relations with Israel in 2020
as part of a deal brokered by
the administration of Donald
Trump.
Musk unveils UI
overhaul of Twitter
LOS ANGELES: Twitter CEO
Elon Musk recently made a
major revelation about the
microblogging site’s user
interface. Taking to the
platform, he announced the
features that will appear in the
‘first part’ of a ‘much larger UI
overhaul’. “Easy swipe
right/left to move between
recommended vs followed
tweets rolls out later this
week,” he wrote. “Bookmark
button (de facto silent like) on
Tweet details rolls out a week
later,” he added. The Tesla
CEO further revealed that
‘long-form tweets’ will be a
part of Twitter from ‘early Feb’.
Netizens lauded Musk for the
changes he introduced,
showing excitement for the
upcoming upgrades on the
microblogging platform.
visit Ethiopia, Gabon, Angola, Benin and Egypt from
January 9-16, spokesperson Wang Wenbin said at a daily
media briefing. In Egypt, Qin will also meet the secretary-
general of the Arab League.
A tugboat pulls the mv Glory near al-Qantarah between Port Said
and Ismailia
Cargo ship that
ran aground in
the Suez refloated
AP / Cairo
Egyptian authorities said a
cargo ship carrying corn
that went aground early on
Monday in the Suez Canal
was refloated and traffic
through the crucial water-
way was restored.
Adm Ossama Rabei, head
of the Suez Canal Authority,
said the Marshall Islands-
flagged mv Glory suffered a
sudden technical failure
while transiting through
the canal, and the au-
thority deployed The
four tugboats to MV Glory
help refloat it. suffered a sudden interrupted as 26
He said the
vessel, which is technical failure
owned by Greek while transiting
firm Primera through the
Shipping Inc, was canal
part of a north-
bound convoy heading
to China before it broke
down at the 38-kilometre
mark of the canal, near the
city of Qantara in the
province of Ismailia.
After being refloated, the
vessel was towed to a nearby
maritime park to fix the
problem, Rabei said. The
canal’s media office shared
Pakistan Army
chief visits
Saudi, UAE
PTI / Islamabad
Pakistan Army chief Gener-
al Asim Munir on Monday
met Saudi Arabia’s Crown
Prince Mohammed bin
Salman Al Saud and dis-
cussed ways to improve bi-
lateral ties between the two
countries, as the cash-
strapped country faces a dire
economic situation.
Gen Munir, who is on a
week-long official visit to
Saudi Arabia and the UAE,
arrived in the Gulf kingdom
on Thursday on his first offi-
cial visit abroad since taking
command in November. Sau-
di Arabia and the UAE are
the two key supporters of
Pakistan who come to its res-
cue when the chips are down.
Prince Mohammed wel-
comed Gen Munir at the
winter camp in Al-Ula, the
state-run Saudi Press
Agency reported.
“During the reception,
they reviewed bilateral rela-
tions and the ways of en-
hancing them, in addition to
a number of issues of com-
mon concern,” it said.
Gunmen abduct 30 people
from Nigeria train station
ANI / Abuja
Gunmen armed with AK-47
rifles abducted more than 30
people on Saturday from a
train station in Nigeria’s
southern Edo state, reported
DW News citing authorities.
The unknown armed gun-
men kidnapped at least 32
people in the attack.
The Edo governor’s office
said the attack occurred in
Igueben at around 4pm (lo-
cal time), when men armed
with AK-47 assault rifles at-
tacked a group of people
waiting for a train to the oil
town of Warri in Delta state,
reported DW News.
State Information Minis-
ter Chris Osa Nehikhare
said 32 people had been ab-
ducted in the assault but not-
ed that one had already es-
—AFP
images showing the vessel
being pulled by tugboats.
Rabei did not elaborate on
the nature of the technical
failure. Parts of Egypt, in-
cluding its northern
provinces, experienced a
wave of bad weather on
Sunday.
He said in a statenebt that
traffic in the canal resumed
after the ship was refloated
and 51 vessels were expected
to pass through the water-
way in both directions on
Monday.
“Traffic through
the Canal was un-
North-bound ves-
sels are already
in the waterway
and (a) South-
bound convoy will
resume its journey
right upon the SCA tug-
boats-assisted transit of mv
Glory,” Rabei said.
Canal services firm Leth
Agencies said the Glory ran
aground near Qantara and
posted a graphic that sug-
gested the ship was against
the west bank of the canal,
pointed south and not
wedged across the channel.
Pakistan ex-general convicted of espionage pardoned
PTI / Islamabad
A retired general convicted of
sharing “classified informa-
tion” with foreign spies has
been pardoned by Pakistan’s
new military leadership and
released from prison, a media
report said on Monday.
However, Lt Gen (Retd)
Javed Iqbal still plans to con-
tinue challenging the guilty
verdict awarded to him by an
Pope denounces Iran death
penalty following protests
AP / Rome
Pope Francis on Monday
broke his silence on the na-
tionwide protests convuls-
ing Iran, denouncing the re-
course to the death penalty
there and seemingly legit-
imising the rallies as
demonstrations “demand-
ing greater respect for the
dignity of women.”
Francis made the com-
ments in an annual speech
to ambassadors accredited
to the Vatican, a foreign pol-
icy speech outlining the ar-
eas of greatest concern for
the Holy See.
In his remarks, Francis
linked the Vatican’s opposi-
tion to abortion to its opposi-
tion to the death penalty, say-
ing both are a violation of
the fundamental right to life.
Francis has changed
church teaching on the death
penalty, ruling it is “inadmis-
sible” in all circumstances.
caped.
“At the moment, security
personnel — made up of
the military and the police
as well as men of the vigi-
lante network and hunters
— are intensifying search
and rescue operations in a
reasonable radius to rescue
the kidnap victims,” said
Nehikhare.
“We are confident,” he
said, “that the other victims
will be rescued in the com-
ing hours.”
Brazil seeks to punish
pro-Bolsonaro rioters
Ex-president’s supporters storm the nation’s highest seats of power
AP / Rio de Janeiro
Brazilian authorities were
picking up pieces and inves-
tigating on Monday after
thousands of ex-president
Jair Bolsonaro’s supporters
stormed Congress, the
Supreme Court and presi-
dential palace then trashed
the nation’s highest seats of
power.
The protesters were seek-
ing military intervention to
either restore the far-right
Bolsonaro to power or oust
the newly inaugurated leftist
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in
scenes of chaos and destruc-
tion reminiscent of the Jan
6, 2021, insurrection at the
U.S. Capitol.
Rioters donning the green
and yellow of the national
flag on Sunday broke win-
dows, toppled furniture,
hurled computers and print-
ers to the ground.
They punctured a massive
Emiliano Di Cavalcanti
painting in five places, over-
turned the U-shaped table at
which Supreme Court jus-
tices convene, ripped a door
off one justice’s office and
vandalised an iconic statue
outside the court.
The monumental build-
ings’ interiors were left in
states of ruin.
In a news conference late
Sunday, Brazil’s minister of
institutional relations said
the buildings would be in-
spected for evidence includ-
ing fingerprints and images
to hold people to account, and
that the rioters apparently in-
tended to spark similar such
actions nationwide.
army tribunal until he is hon-
ourably acquitted, his lawyer
was quoted as saying by the
Dawn newspaper.
Gen Iqbal was released
from Rawalpindi’s Adiala
Jail on Dec 29 after the new
military leadership reviewed
his case.
His lawyer, Omer Farouk
Adam, said the new military
leadership had “realised the
injustice done to him” by the
“The right to life is also
threatened in those places
where the death penalty con-
tinues to be imposed, as is
the case in these days in Iran,
following the recent demon-
strations demanding greater
respect for the dignity of
women,” Francis said.
“The death penalty cannot
be employed for a purported
state justice, since it does not
constitute a deterrent nor
render justice to victims, but
only fuels the thirst for
vengeance.”
Camilla leaked private talks
to media: Prince Harry
AP / London
Prince Harry has accused
the royal family of being
complicit in his wife
Meghan’s anguish, claiming
his stepmother Camilla, the
queen consort, had leaked
private conversations to the
media in order to burnish
her own reputation.
In interviews broadcast
on Sunday, Harry accused
members of the royal family
of getting “into bed with the
devil” to gain favourable
tabloid coverage, singling
out Camilla’s efforts to reha-
bilitate her image with the
British people after her long-
time affair with his father,
now King Charles III.
“That made her danger-
ous because of the connec-
Supporters of former President Jair Bolsonaro clash with riot police as they invade the Planalto
Presidential Palace in Brasilia on Sunday
Modi expresses ‘deep concern’
NEW DELHI: Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi on
Monday expressed deep
concern over rioting and
vandalism against state in-
stitutions in Brasilia, ex-
tending his full support to
Brazilian authorities. “De-
mocratic traditions must
be respected by everyone.
We extend our full support
to the Brazilian authori-
ties,” tweeted PM Modi.
Justice Minister Flávio
Dino said the acts amounted
to terrorism and coup-mon-
gering and that authorities
have begun tracking those
who paid for the buses that
transported protesters to the
Iqbal’s lawyer, Omer Adam, said the new
military leadership had ‘realised the injustice
done to him’ by the previous command
previous command.
Gen Iqbal was awarded 14
years’ rigorous imprison-
ment by Field General Court
Martial – a life term in Pak-
istan – on May 30, 2019, after
being convicted of “espi-
onage/leakage of sensitive
Biden flies in to Mexican
airport for key summit
AP / Mexico City
One of the most important
diplomatic decisions by
President Joe Biden at the
gathering this week of
North American leaders
might have been his choice
of airport.
Biden arrived in Mexico
City on Sunday evening via
Mexico’s newest hub, the Fe-
lipe Angeles International
Airport, a prized project by
Mexican President Andres
Manuel Lopez Obrador.
The hub was christened
last year with much fanfare,
though it’s located more than
an hour’s drive north of the
city centre, has few flights
and until recently lacked
consistent drinking water.
Biden and Lopez Obrador,
whose relationship is trans-
actional at best and absent
the warmth and cama-
raderie Biden has with other
tions that she was forging
within the British press,” he
told CBS. “There was open
willingness on both sides to
trade information. And with
a family built on hierarchy,
and with her, on the way to
being queen consort, there
was gonna be people or bod-
ies left in the street.”
Harry spoke to Britain’s
ITV and CBS’s ‘60 Minutes’
to promote his book, Spare,
INDORE I TUESDAY | JANUARY 10, 2023
United States President
Joe Biden condemned the
“assault on democracy” in
Brazil. He tweeted, “I con-
demn the assault on
democracy and on the
peaceful transfer of power
in Brazil. Brazil’s demo-
cratic institutions have
our full support and the
will of the Brazilian peo-
ple must not be under-
mined.”
capital. “They will not suc-
ceed in destroying Brazilian
democracy. We need to say
that fully, with all firmness
and conviction,” Dino said.
“We will not accept the
path of criminality to carry
information to foreign agen-
cies prejudicial to the nation-
al security”, but eventually
came out of jail after four
years. The 14-year sentence
was commuted by the appel-
late authority to seven years
in May 2021.
U.S. President Joe Biden speaks with U.S. Customs and Border
Protection officers at the U.S.-Mexico border in El Paso, Texas —AFP
world leaders, shook hands
and walked together down a
long red carpet on the tar-
mac, flanked by soldiers. The
two then took the long drive
into the city centre together.
Along with Canadian
Prime Minister Justin
Trudeau, who was to arrive
on Monday, the trio will
Harry accused
members of the royal
family of getting ‘into
bed with the devil’ to
gain favourable
tabloid coverage
which is due to be widely re-
leased on Tuesday.
It has already generated
incendiary headlines with
its details of bitter family re-
sentments.
He repeated his claim on
ITV that there was “con-
cern” in the royal family
about his unborn child’s
skin colour after he married
biracial American actress
Meghan Markle.
WORLD
—AFP
out political fights in Brazil.
A criminal is treated like a
criminal.”
So far, 300 people have been
arrested, the federal district’s
civil police said on Twitter.
In the months that fol-
lowed Bolsonaro’s Oct 30
electoral defeat, Brazil was
on edge – leery of any avenue
he might pursue to cling to
power.
Bolsonaro had been stok-
ing belief among his hard-
core supporters that the elec-
tronic voting system was
prone to fraud – though he
never presented any evi-
dence. And his lawmaker
son Eduardo Bolsonaro held
several meetings with
Trump, Trump’s longtime
ally Steve Bannon and his
senior campaign adviser, Ja-
son Miller.
Later, then Army chief
Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa fur-
ther reduced the sentence by
another two-and-a-half years
just before his departure from
GHQ in November last year.
The jailed general was,
therefore, scheduled to be
freed on May 29 this year, but
the new army chief Gen
Asim Munir waived off the
sentence altogether, paving
the way for his early release.
spend the next two days dis-
cussing climate change, man-
ufacturing, trade, the econo-
my and the potential global
clout of a more collaborative
North America. “This gath-
ering will deepen our coordi-
nation and advance our
shared priorities for North
America,” Biden tweeted.
Indian-origin man in U.S.
accused of killing son
PTI / Houston
A 39-year-old Indian-origin
man has been charged with
capital murder for allegedly
stabbing to death his 9-year-
old son in the U.S. state of
Texas, police said.
Subramanian Pon-
nazhakan was charged on
Sunday for stabbing his son
on Jan 6, and his warrant
was set for $1 million, the
Mckinney police said in a
tweet.
He is hospitalised for
what the police said are self-
inflicted wounds.
Police located the child
when they responded to an
emergency call last week
from a neighbour, saying a
woman found her child un-
conscious and bleeding at
her home.
Nurses
poised to
strike at two
NY hospitals
AP / New York
Nurses at two of New York
City’s largest hospitals were
poised to go on strike on
Monday in a dispute over pay
and staffing levels after a
weekend of negotiations that
has yet to produce a deal for a
new contract.
The walkout, set to begin
at 6am, would involve as
many as 3,500 nurses at Mon-
tefiore Medical Center in the
Bronx and around 3,600 at
Mount Sinai Hospital in
Manhattan.
New York State Nurses
Association said it
was being forced to
take the step due to
the chronic
understaffing
The New York State Nurs-
es Association said it was be-
ing forced into the drastic
step because of chronic un-
derstaffing that leaves them
caring for too many patients.
“Nurses don’t want to
strike. Bosses have pushed
us to strike by refusing to se-
riously consider our propos-
als to address the desperate
crisis of unsafe staffing that
harms our patients,” the
union said late Sunday.
The hospitals have been
getting ready for a walkout
by transferring patients, di-
verting ambulances to other
institutions, postponing non-
emergency medical proce-
dures and arranging to bring
in temporary staffing.
Gov Kathy Hochul urged
the union and the hospitals
late Sunday to take their dis-
pute to binding arbitration.
Plane prepares
to launch U.K.
satellite
AP / London
Engineers are making final
preparations for the first
satellite launch from the U.K.
later on Monday, when a re-
purposed passenger plane is
expected to release a Virgin
Orbit rocket carrying several
small satellites into space.
If successful, the mission
will mark the first orbital
space launch from U.K. soil
and the first international
launch for Virgin Orbit,
founded by British billion-
aire Richard Branson.
The company, which is list-
ed on the NASDAQ stock ex-
change, has already complet-
ed four similar launches
from the U.S.
The latest mission will see
a repurposed Virgin Atlantic
Boeing 747 aircraft carrying
a rocket take off from Corn-
wall in southwestern Eng-
land from around 10.15 pm
on Monday.
Around an hour into the
flight, the plane will release
the rocket at 35,000 feet over
the Atlantic Ocean to the
south of Ireland.
Subramanian
Ponnazhakan was
charged on Sunday for
stabbing his son on
Jan 6, and his warrant
was set for $1 million
Upon forced entry into
the house, police located her
husband in the act of inflict-
ing self-harm with a knife
while the child was found in
the garage with multiple
stab wounds, a police state-
ment said.
The child was pro-
nounced deceased at the
scene, according to the po-
lice.
The accused was trans-
ported to a local hospital.
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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: There's no bias when it comes to
facts, and there's no bias when it comes to decency.
— JAKE TAPPER

FREE PRESS
FOR FREE FLOW OF TRUTH
The consequences of a delayed census
The 2021 census of India was to Firstly, the National Food Security can throw light on the true migrant Home Ministry.
Fiscal be carried out in two phases; the Act mandates that 75% of rural, picture. Fourth is the assessment Credible, authentic data is like a

Back to the drawing Prudence

first is counting of dwellings and
houses, and the second is enumer-
ation of the population. The Gov-
and 50% of urban households be
covered by the Act. The Govern-
ment recently made NFSA entitle-
of various schemes and pro-
grammes of the Government.
What is the status of the Prime
public good. Hence its collection re-
quires a great deal of integrity, and
also regularity and predictability.

board for Maharaja �Ajit Ranade

ernment notified via the Official
Gazette in March 2019, its intent of
conducting the once-in-a-decade
ment free for 81 crore people. But
this number is based on the 2011
census. Population projections till
Minister’s Awas (housing) Yojana?
How many toilets built under
Swachh Bharat are functioning?
A lot of public and private plan-
ning as well as economic activity
depends on public data, be it on

T
he statement issued by Tata Sons Chairman N census. Before a census exercise 2022 suggest that the number is What is the status of piped water population, GDP, consumption,

Chandrasekaran, that Air India fell short in ad-
dressing the incident of an inebriated passen-
ger allegedly urinating on an elderly woman co-pas-
senger, has done some damage control — but the tardy
response to the on-air horror more than a month after
it occurred does not cover the airline in glory. The ob-
vious lapses in passenger safety and protocol warrant
a close look and immediate review. The struggling offi-
cial carrier of India which was only recently bought
over by the Tata group is obviously in need of a thor-
ough revamp. Mr Chandrasekaran’s statement that it
was a matter of personal anguish to him and his col-
leagues does not mitigate the severity of the incident.
Incidentally, another case of a passenger on a Paris-
New Delhi flight allegedly urinating on the blanket of
a female passenger who had gone to the washroom has
come to light. Neither of these incidents was reported
to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, though it
is mandatory to do so. The DGCA has now sought a re-
port on the issue. The Air India crew did not bother to
alert security on arriving in Delhi and only attempted
to arrive at a hasty compromise between the trauma-
tised victim and the perpetrator, certainly not in their
remit, perhaps to avoid a lengthy stay at the airport to
brief the security staff. It is only now that the perpe-
trator is in custody after the public uproar over the in-
cident.
The ‘peegate’ incident would have gone unreported if
the woman’s letter to the Tata Sons chairman express-
I
ndia has had a tradition of con-
ducting a national census, every
10 years, for more than a centu-
ry. It is one of the few countries in
the world, not just among develop-
ing ones, to have had and main-
tained this hallowed tradition. The
data that is collected is fairly au-
thentic, and the exercise is done
with a great deal of integrity. Re-
search using India’s census data
has produced thousands of doctor-
ates, new insights into historic
policies (both blunders and suc-
cesses), assisted in various fields
and areas, besides which the cen-
sus data has also provided a reli-
able economic history of the na-
tion. The decadal census not only
captures increases in population,
households and family units, but
also gives detailed granular date on
distribution of age, literacy, fertili-
ty and migration.
The census can also throw light on
economic status indicators such as
employment and income, although
the latter is in the domain of the Na-
tional Statistical Office (NSO). The
conduct of the census is under the
Registrar General of India, which is
under the Home Ministry, whereas
the NSSO is under the Ministry of
Statistics and Programme Imple-
mentation (MOSPI).
commences, it is important to
freeze the jurisdictional limits
such as towns, villages, districts
and census towns. The first phase
was to be conducted from April to
September 2020, and the second
phase thereafter, so that by mid
2021 the preliminary numbers
would be ready for release. The
pandemic upset this timetable. Ini-
tially the freezing of boundaries
was postponed till the end of 2020,
and then again till the end of 2021.
There have been three postpone-
ments since then, and the latest no-
tice from the Registrar General of
India (which is under the Home
Ministry) says that the deadline for
freezing of boundaries is extended
to the end of June 2023. Given that
it takes about 10 or 11 months for
the census exercise to be properly
conducted, it could interfere with
the national elections due to be
held in April or May 2024. Effec-
tively, it thus appears that the 2021
census has been put off by four
years, using the pandemic and vac-
cination drive as an alibi. It will be
difficult to conduct the census un-
less a much shortened and hence
imperfect method is used between
July 2023 and March 2024. But that
is unlikely.
This has huge consequences.
short by at least 10 crore. That has supply to households? Thousands movement of migrants, or distri-
serious implication for the food se- of such questions can be answered bution of income and wealth. A
curity and nutrition status of a when we analyse granular data few years ago, the detailed survey-
large number of households, espe- from the census. based data on consumer expendi-
cially children. Secondly, various The census is not a substitute for ture, conducted under the authori-
other Government schemes, like a Government audit or a social au- ty of the NSC, was suppressed. In
pensions for the elderly (National dit. But since its data is authentic protest or otherwise, all members
Social Assistance Programme) and verifiable, it can throw an ef- of the NSC resigned. Now the NSC
could miss their target by a huge fective spotlight and serves as a has been reconstituted. But this is
reason for disquiet. The basis for
The census is not a substitute for a Government audit or authenticity and reliability of pub-
a social audit. But since its data is authentic and lic data, be it census or economy, is
the trust people place in the bodies
verifiable, it can throw an effective spotlight and serves tasked with collecting the data.
Any delay or abrupt suppression is
as a tool for ensuring accountability cause for distrust. Even if there are
imperfections it is best to release
margin since accurate census esti- tool for ensuring accountability the data for the public at large, and
mates are not available. The budg- from the Government. experts to analye and dissect it.
eting for these programmes needs That is why the 2001 report of the The present delay in conducting
to have an accurate estimate of the Dr Rangarajan Commission report the national census, when even our
size of the beneficiaries. on an overhaul of India’s Statisti- South Asian neighbours have con-
Thirdly, India badly needs accu- cal System is very important. It has ducted theirs despite Covid diffi-
rate information about migrants. recommended the establishment of culties, is cause for concern. It is
A migrant is defined in the census a permanent commission on statis- best if the Government finds a way
as one who works in a place differ- tics to serve as a nodal and empow- of shortening the process, using
ent from the place of birth. How ered body, answerable to Parlia- modern digital techniques to
many migrants are there? How ment and not to the Government. quickly and in real-time triangu-
many seasonal and how many That is still a piece of unfinished late and validate the data, and re-
long-term? The Covid lockdown re- business, in spirit at least. An em- lease preliminary data into the
vealed lakhs (or maybe crores) of powered NSC (National Statistical public domain at the earliest.
people who were migrant city Commission) would work in coor-
workers and who had to make long dination with the Registrar Gener- Dr Ajit Ranade is a noted economist
treks back to their villages on foot. al of India (RGI) who is responsible (Syndicate: The Billion Press, email:
Only a proper and updated census for the census and is under the editor@thebillionpress.org)

The many definitions of Akhand Bharat

ing disappointment at the insensitive nature of the
cabin crew’s attitude to her anguish had not come in to
the public domain. She pointed out that she was forced
to sit on a crew seat and was not offered an alternative
seat though there were vacancies in first class. The pi-
lot apparently refused to upgrade her seat despite the
nightmare she had undergone. The utter failure of the
crew to respond with sensitivity and tact to a difficult
situation is evidence that Air India needs to go back to
the drawing board and retrain its staff on various mat-
ters of safety, protocol and in-flight management. The
airline, which has received a second lease of life after
the buyover by the Tatas, has a long way to go to retrace
its glory days when the Maharaja flew high and was
the toast of the country.
Tharoor’s new challenge
Beyond
Boundaries
�Ramananda Sengupta
If Rahul Gandhi speaks about Ak-
hand Bharat (undivided India),
then he should have started his ya-
tra from Dhaka, Islamabad, Pe-
shawar, Rawalpindi or Karachi.
— Uttar Pradesh BJP chief
the Maldives in the Indian Ocean
down south.
For RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, it
seems to be about integrating Pak-
istan and Afghanistan with India. Ad-
dressing a gathering after launching a
book in Sanskrit in Hyderabad in Feb-
ruary 2021, Mr Bhagwat declared that
“we consider countries like Pakistan
and Afghanistan ours. Once they are
with us, it does not matter what they
practise or what they eat.” According
to him, “when we talk about united,
we don’t talk about power, it is about
people. They are united through
economic union of South Asian
states, akin to the South Asian Associ-
ation for Regional Cooperation, which
is now dead in the water because it be-
came a platform for India-Pakistan
one-upmanship. And then, of course,
there is something called the Maha-
comfortable enough to seek support
from an ever-willing Beijing.
It is certainly not my intention to de-
ride the dreams of our leaders and a
segment of our population that be-
lieves some version of Akhand Bharat
is indeed possible. Stranger things
the rooftops. Similarly, if we really are
planning to retake Pakistan-occupied
Kashmir as well as the portion
ceded by Pakistan to China, why ad-
vertise our intentions, and
give Beijing and Islamabad the
luxury of advance warning?
Speaking of China, I am reminded of
a long conversation I had way back in
2006 with one of India’s finest diplo-
mats, Ambassador Arundhati Ghosh,
who stood up to the U.S. and other
world powers while vetoing the Nu-
clear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Ms
Ghosh (who died in 2016) was very

S
hashi Tharoor has thrown his hat in the ring. In
Thiruvananthapuram on Sunday he said he was
ready to become chief minister of Kerala but the
ultimate decision had to be taken by the people of the
state. Mr Tharoor’s political ambitions are not new. Af-
Bhupendra Singh Chaudhary,
at a function in Bulandshahr to mark
the birthday of former Prime Minis-
ter Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Dec 25,
2022, on the Congress MP’s Bharat
Jodo Yatra
‘sanatana dharma’, which is called clear even at that time that “for us, the
Hindu dharma. It is not colonialism. big thing is China, not Pakistan. Be-
India believes in Vasudhaiva Kutum- cause, on the nuclear side, Sino-Pak is
bakam.” The Sanskrit phrase, which one unit. As far as China's nuclear pol-
means “The world is one family”, is icy is concerned, I do not think the
also used often by Prime Minister Pakistanis have the wherewithal or
Narendra Modi. strength to do anything against Chi-

ter his recent failed bid for the Congress president’s
post, he has been focusing on Kerala from where he is
a three-time Lok Sabha member. But there is many a
slip between the cup and the lip. To achieve his politi-
cal goals, Mr Tharoor has to battle the acute factional-
ism of the Congress in the state whose leaders have al-
ways viewed him as an outsider and done their best to
thwart his political moves. In the 2019 election it was
only some clever strategising by Mr Tharoor and out-
reach to various communities that helped him retain
the seat where he was almost done in by his own party
colleagues.
Though the election of Mallikarjun Kharge as Con-
gress president was a foregone conclusion, considering
that he had the backing of the Nehru-Gandhi family,
Mr Tharoor put up a strong fight and managed 11% of
the votes, quite an astonishing feat that surprised
many Congress insiders, too. He is an astute and stu-
dious parliamentarian, charming everyone with his
wit and scholarship. The fact that he has retained the
Thiruvananthapuram Lok Sabha seat for three terms
is an achievement in itself.
T
he recent spike in calls for an
‘Akhand Bharat’ has left me
rather puzzled, simply be-
cause it seems to mean different
things to different people. A Google
search for the phrase unveiled over
50 radically different maps of this
‘unbreakable’ or unified Bharat
(India).
For some, it means a return to what
they see as pre-Partition India,
stretching from Afghanistan in the
west to Bangladesh in the east. Those
more ambitious stretch it from a ma-
jor chunk of the Arabian Peninsula in
the west to large swathes of Southeast
Asia, including Myanmar, Indonesia,
Malaysia, Vietnam, Laos and Cambo-
dia in the east, and from Nepal,
Bhutan and Tibet and even parts of
China in the north to Sri Lanka and
Stay Connected
— Dada JP Vaswani
For Defence Minister Rajnath Singh,
it implies, among other things, the re-
covery of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
“We have just begun our journey of de-
velopment in Jammu & Kashmir and
Ladakh. We will achieve our goal when
we reach Gilgit and Baltistan, and oth-
er parts of Kashmir illegally taken
from India,” Mr Singh declared at an
event in Srinagar last year to celebrate
Shaurya Diwas or Infantry Day, which
commemorates the air landing of Indi-
an soldiers at Budgam airstrip in Sri-
nagar on Oct 27, 1947.
And for Rahul Gandhi, I assume, Ak-
hand Bharat means the India as we
know it stays unified and unbroken.
Though “Bharat jodo” implies that the
state is already broken, or breaking,
and hence needs to be put together.
Many others have talked about an
LETTERS
TO THE EDITOR
It is not my intention to deride the dreams of our leaders
and a segment of our population that believes some
version of Akhand Bharat is indeed possible
Akhand Bharat, whatever that means, have been known to happen. However,
being promoted by a large media chest-thumping talk about it is clearly
group and some popular self-declared counterproductive, because it
gurus and writers. strengthens the narrative — often
But whether the definition is geo- gleefully reinforced by Chinese psy
graphic, political, religious, cultural, ops and amplified by jingoistic social
economic or something else, the fact media campaigns — that ‘Big Broth-
remains that each time our leaders in- er” India is out to overrun its smaller
voke the phrase, the military in Pak- neighbours.
istan uses it to justify more powers for So if Akhand Bharat, whatever its
itself by invoking the fear of an immi- size, shape or form, is the objective, it
nent attack by India, and our other might be prudent to act when we are
neighbours become uneasy and un- ready rather than shout about it from
while refusing to meet Mr Prachanda this
year; the biggest lesson of this latest
development is that India should talk to the
whole spectrum of Nepal parties — left,
nese advice or without Chinese sup-
port.”
She also insisted that India did not
understand power. “Economically, to-
day we have more power, relatively,
compared to what we had 10 or 20
years ago,” Ms Ghosh said. “But we do
not understand it. We do not how to
use it, we don't know how to project it,
we are uncomfortable with it. We are
more comfortable with the powerless.
If you have power, you have to be able
to use it, to leverage it. [But] be very
clear about what it is you want.”
That was 17 years ago. Much has
changed. Today, we are also a military
power to reckon with, and apparently
able and willing to leverage and use it.
But are we clear what it is we want?
Ramananda Sengupta is a foreign and
strategic affairs analyst
and purity of that place will be destroyed.
It is not appropriate to hurt anyone's faith
and religion. The Jharkhand government
should understand the depth of the issue,

G
Mr Tharoor has carefully cultivated his constituents od is our true friend, our
and will hope to win a fourth term in 2024. Meanwhile, guardian and our guide.
as he floats the CMship balloon, he may well prove to
be a formidable contender among the many hopefuls in
Let us always seek His
help, before turning to worldly
the state Congress.
sources for support.
Over the years, I have discov-
locate the right remedies to treat
them.
Connecting with God can pro-
tect you and your family from
untold, unheard of troubles like
those I have listed above. Let us
Air travel getting ugly
A ir travel has always been considered a
beautiful experience for passengers, but
recent news items about women being
harassed — one woman had to take off
right and centre. No one should be
untouchable in today's world politics.
Bal Govind
Focus on the poor
that a Jain saint sitting on a fast in
Rajasthan has sacrificed his life to save the
sanctity of his shrine. The Government
should now keep aside its political gains
and give respect to religious sentiments.
Governments will earn revenue if religious

FPJ Archives
INDIA 75 YEARS AGO
JANUARY 23, 1948
ered a way to connect with the
Divine, and I believe it has really
drawn me closer to the Lord. I
would like to share it with you. It
is to sit in silence, in the calm
and quiet stillness of the night,
before you retire to bed, and go
over all the events of the last
twelve hours.
Ask yourself: What have I done
during the day that is just over?
You will realise the mistakes
you have made, knowing-
ly or unknowingly. Pray to
God, 'O Lord! Bestow
on me the awareness
of the true purpose of
realise this truth: by ourselves
we can do nothing. We are pass-
ing through kaliyuga – the age of
evil. In this yuga the easiest way
to establish our connection with
God is the Bhakti Marga – the
path of Devotion. Bhakti yoga –
the way of love, is the most uni-
versal and the most direct way to
God.
May I offer you a few practical
suggestions to stay con-
nected with God?
1. Begin the day by ex-
pressing your love for
God; bring your day to
a close by expressing
her shirt at Bengaluru airport, two other
women were urinated upon while in flight
— is painting a new and horrendous
picture. Why were these incidents not
tackled and acted upon immediately, since
women's safety is involved? Do women
passengers opting for air travel need to
take extra care because of their gender?
Maya Bhatkar
Uncertainty in Nepal
T he Nepal elections threw up a fractured
verdict, signalling a phase of political
uncertainty for the country. Pushpa Kamal
Prachanda's U-turn was shocking as he
parted ways with Sher Bahadur Deuba
I have noticed with pleasure that our
President Droupadi Murmu has always
thought of providing benefits to the
poorest strata of society. Now she sincerely
wants that the benefits of technology
should reach the remotest areas and the
poorest of the poor. President Murmu
seems to be the only one who wants the
poorest of the poor to gather knowledge
on diverse technology that would change
their quality of life. Once they get to know
new technologies, they can also use it for
the benefits of senior citizens.
Arun Gupta
Govt should apologise
places are made tourist places, but
religious beliefs and sentiments will be
deeply hurt by this. As a tourist destination,
hotels will be built there, a market will be
built, meat and liquor will be sold there. It
is natural that the Government will make
all these arrangements for the convenience
of the tourists. This is can’t be tolerated.
This is not only a matter of Jainism but it is
a matter related to the faith of every
individual of the entire Sanatan Dharma.
The Government should withdraw its order
and apologise to the Jain community.
Along with this, make atonement for the
death of Santashree.
Divyansha Sharma, Ujjain

my life, and the GUIDING LIGHT your gratitude to despite being in a pre pre-poll alliance with to Jains Dear reader,

wisdom to im-
prove my karma and to do good
deeds!'
In today’s world of speed and
stress, life has become very un-
certain. It would be no exaggera-
tion to say that people who leave
home in the morning do not al-
ways return to their family in
the evening. Fatal accidents are
increasing, day by day. Fortunes
are made and lost on the stock
exchange. Cyber fraudsters are
looting people’s bank accounts
from thousands of miles away.
Irate mobs attack and fatally
India Might Withdraw Her Case From UN wound innocent citizens and
hapless passers-by in troubled
OBJECTION TO WIDENING ISSUES areas. Reputed companies de-
Lake Success, Jan. 22. When the Security Council met tonight to clare insolvency and hundreds
resume its debate on Kashmir, the Indian delegation indicated of workers lose their livelihoods
that it might be forced to withdraw from the debate if any overnight. Strange, unknown
attempt was made to widen the question to include the whole viruses attack children and old
range of India-Pakistan problems. people, and doctors are unable to
God.
2. Every day, spend some time
in silent communion with God;
He is not from you afar! He
dwells within the Lotus of Your
heart.
3. He is also the Indweller, the
antaryami in every creature that
breathes the breath of life.
Therefore, treat everyone, every
creature, every thing around you
with reverence.
4. The Guru is the living, mov-
ing image of God. When you
love, serve and devote your life to
the Guru, you become secure in
God’s grace. Stay Connected —
Stay Protected and blessed!
Dada JP Vaswani is a humanitarian,
philosopher, educator, acclaimed
writer, powerful orator, messiah of
ahimsa, and non-sectarian spiritual
leader
him. India should be really wary of this
political development in our
neighbourhood. Prime Minister Narendra
Modi met former Prime Minister Deuba
MIKA’S MATRIX
Tpilgrimage.
We are eager to know your opinions, comments
he Jharkhand-based Sammed Shikhar ji and suggestions. Write to editor.indore@fpj.co.in
should be allowed to remain a Jain Using snail mail? Send your letters to Free Press,
If we make it a tourist Free Press House, 3/54, Press Complex, AB Road,
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LORD GANESH
MESSAGE FOR THE DAY
A day of celebration, good food,
and staying away from toxicity.
A wish of yours will get ful�lled,
even if it is a small one be
grateful.
Be gentle with self and others.
Home and matters related to
home will be of focus.
Tip for the day:
Offer red �owers to Lord Ganesha and state your wish.
Lots of divine miracles your way, Sheetal Sapan Mhatre.
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Bandhan Bank collection
efficiency rises to 98%
Collection efficiency ratio of private
lender Bandhan Bank increased to 98
per cent at the end of December 2022
from 95 per cent at the end of the
second quarter. An initial disclosure
statement by the bank said that the ratio
for micro-credit loans was 98 per cent at
the end of December 2022, while for
non-MFI loans, it was 99 per cent.
Shriram Finance aims to
double loan book in UP
With focus on micro, small and medium
enterprises loans, Shriram Finance plans
to double its loan book in three years in
Uttar Pradesh, the company said in an
exchange filing on Monday. The non-
banking finance company aims to
expand its assets under management to
over Rs 200 bln in three years in Uttar
Pradesh. As on September-end, the
company's assets under management in
the state stood at Rs 107.7 bln.
PVR opens three new
multiplexes
Multiplex chain company PVR Ltd on
Monday said it has launched 3
multiplexes in Jaipur, Bengaluru and
Gurugram, as part of its target to add
100 screens in this financial year (Apr-
Mar). This is PVR's first launch in Jaipur,
where it opened an 8-screen multiplex
with premium screen formats like "4DX"
and "LUXE" at the Mall of Jaipur. In
Bengaluru, the company opened a 7-
screen multiplex at Bhartiya Mall and a
4-screen multiplex has been opened at
Elan Town Centre.
JSW Steel Oct-Dec
output up 17% YoY
JSW Steel's Oct-Dec crude steel output,
including its international businesses,
rose 17% on year to 6.24 mln tn due to
an improved average capacity utilisation,
the company said on Monday. Its crude
steel output from India operations
including output from JSW Ispat Special
Products Ltd rose 19% on year to 6.16
mln for Oct-Dec. JSW Steel's standalone
crude steel output for Oct-Dec quarter
also rose by 20% on year to 6.06 mln tn.
Shipping Corp
SURGE ON FIRM GLOBAL EQUITIES
demerger, says
PTI / New Delhi Furthermore, the December payrolls rising higher than
divest secretary
anticipated increased the possibility of a softer landing
Equity benchmarks ended over 1 per cent higher on Mon- for the US economy. "These gains were also absorbed by
day amid positive trends in global markets and buying in the domestic market, with IT being the biggest gainer
Reliance Industries and IT counters. ahead of the release of sector earnings, as the favourable
The 30-share BSE Sensex zoomed 846.94 points or 1.41
per cent to settle at 60,747.31. During the day, it jumped
US economy boosted sector optimism," said Vinod Nair,
Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services.
989.04 points or 1.65 per cent to 60,889.41. In the broader market, the BSE midcap gauge jumped
The broader NSE Nifty climbed 241.75 points or 1.35 0.93 per cent and smallcap index climbed 0.50 per cent.
per cent to end at 18,101.20. "Positive undercurrent in global markets had a rub-off
"Nifty broke a three-day losing streak aided by positive effect on local equities, as investors resorted to short-cov-
global cues. IT stocks did well following gains on the Nas- ering after last week's correction helping key benchmark
daq and ahead of TCS quarterly numbers in the indices recapture their psychological levels. With China AGENCIES / New Delhi
evening," said Deepak Jasani, Head of Retail Research, steadily lifting Covid restrictions, there are hopes that
HDFC Securities. demand may pick up going ahead, which could give The Department of Investment and
From the Sensex pack, Mahindra & Mahindra, HCL Equity exchanges in Europe were trading higher in breathing space for the markets already battling reces- Public Asset Management is yet to
Technologies, IndusInd Bank, Tata Consultancy Servic- mid-session deals. Markets in the US had ended sharply sion fears, higher interest rate regime, and benign infla- receive an order from the Ministry
es, Bharti Airtel, Tech Mahindra, Wipro, Infosys, Re- higher on Friday. tion levels. Despite the recovery, markets may remain of Corporate Affairs for the de-
liance Industries and Axis Bank were the major winners. "Wall Street climbed in anticipation of a less aggres- choppy as most of the lingering worries are yet to sub- merger of Shipping Corp of India
Elsewhere in Asia, equity markets in Seoul, Shanghai sive US Fed as wage growth slowed and service activity side," said Shrikant Chouhan, Head of Equity Research Ltd, secretary of the department
and Hong Kong ended in the green. contracted, fuelling bets that inflation is moderating. (Retail), Kotak Securities Ltd. Tuhin Kanta Pandey told news
channel CNBC-TV18 on Monday.
Shipping Corp of India had said
Centre releases `316 bn to Banks raise record `91,500 cr that its final hearing before the
Ministry of Corporate Affairs to se-
cure sanction for demerger of non-
26 states for capex in FY23 in debt capital in FY23 so far core assets was scheduled for Dec
29.
The public sector company had
AGENCIES / New Delhi Telangana, Tripura, Uttarak- proposed to demerge its non-core
hand and Uttar Pradesh. PTI / Mumbai To bridge this gap, banks have assets into a separate entity, Ship-
The Centre has released Rs 316 The allocation is under Part-I been relying on various sources ping Corp of India Land and Assets
bln to 26 states for capital expen- of the proposed Rs 1 trln loans Amid tight liquidity condition, of funding such as refinance Ltd. The demerger is seen as a cru-
diture under the first instalment earmarked in the Budget for 2022- banks have issued a record from financial institutions, cial step in the government's plan to
as special assistance in the cur- 23 (Apr-Mar) in the form of 50- quantum of bonds, with gross drawdown of excess on-balance divest its entire 63.75% stake in
rent financial year, the Depart- year interest-free loans, which issuances hitting an all-time sheet liquidity and debt capital Shipping Corp of India.
ment of Expenditure's summary are over and above the 4% bor- high of Rs 91,500 crore so far this market issuances. As a result, Once the demerger is through, fi-
report for November showed.
The government has so far ap-
rowings allowed to states.
The Rs 1 trln allocation is part
fiscal, and are likely to close the
financial year with around Rs
gross bond issuances by banks
surged to Rs 0.9 lakh crore in the
nancial bids will be invited from in-
vestors, which may happen some-
proved Rs 686 bln as special assis- of the Centre's Rs 7.5 trln capital 1.4 lakh crore. banks is on the back of widen- first nine months of FY23, up time in Jan-Mar, a finance ministry
tance to these 26 states for capital expenditure outlay for this finan- Gross bond issuances by ing credit-deposit gap. With from Rs 0.7 lakh crore in FY22, official had told Informist earlier.
investment. cial year. banks is estimated to reach Rs credit demand continuing to and surpassing the previous The government expects to con-
These 26 states are Andhra Of the total budgeted amount, 1.3-1.4 lakh crore this fiscal as outdo deposits throughout this high of Rs 0.8 lakh crore in clude the divestment of Shipping
Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, As- Rs 800 bln had been earmarked as debt sales have already hit fiscal, the overall gap between FY17, Aashay Choksey, a vice- Corp in the financial year ending
sam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Part-I of the scheme, which is al- record high of Rs 0.915 lakh deposits and credit growth president & sector head, finan- March, Pandey had told Informist
Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal located to states in proportion crore, surpassing the previous widened substantially. Incre- cial sector ratings at Icra, said. in an interview.
Pradesh, Jharkhand, Karnataka, with their share in central taxes high of Rs 0.8 lakh crore in mental credit expansion stood at He expects the system-wide The government has set a target
Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maha- and duties as per the 15th Fi- FY17, Icra Ratings said in a note Rs 12.7 lakh crore, while deposit credit-to-deposit ratio to firm up to mop up 650 bln rupees through di-
rashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, nance Commission's recommen- on Monday. accretion continued to trail at Rs to 76.3-76.5 per cent by March vestment in 2022-23 (Apr-Mar), out
Mizoram, Nagaland, Punjab, Ra- dation for projects chosen by The agency said this alternate 8.9 lakh crore, till December 16, from 74.8 per cent as of Decem- of which it has already raised 311.06
jasthan, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, them. resource of fund raising by 2022. ber 16, 2022. bln rupees.

ICICI Prudential's new biz

premium up 5.4% in Dec
ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Ltd's new
business premium rose 5.4% on year to
Rs 14.55 bln in December, the company
said in an exchange filing on Monday.
The premium was also higher than Rs
12.65 bln in November and Rs 12.08 bln
in October. For Apr-Dec, the new
business premium rose nearly 10.1% on
year to Rs 112.87 bln.
L&T arm gets multiple
''significant'' orders in Q3
The heavy engineering arm of Larsen &
Toubro Ltd has won multiple 'significant'
orders in Oct-Dec quarter, the company
said in an exchange filing. L&T classifies
orders worth 10-25 bln rupees as
'significant'. In the overseas market, L&T
Heavy Engineering secured order for
reactors and screw plug heat exchangers
for a refinery in Mexico.
Meta hires Purohit as
Head of Global Biz Group
Meta on Monday appointed Vikas
Purohit as the Director of Global
Business Group for its India operations.
Purohit will report to Arun Srinivas,
Director and Head of Ads Business for
Meta in the country. He will spearhead
the company's strategic relationship with
the country's leading brands and
agencies to drive Meta's revenue growth
across key channels in India.
Credit worthiness of India, others
in APAC to be stable: Moody's
IANS / Chennai
The credit worthiness outlook
for sovereigns in the Asia-Pacif-
ic (APAC) region, including In-
dia for 2023 is stable as com-
pared to the negative outlook for
sovereigns globally, said credit
rating agency Moody's Investors
Service on Monday.
In its latest report Moody's
said, the debt sustainability and
financial stability are relatively
well anchored in the region,
with contained government liq-
uidity risks, broadly stable debt
dynamics and generally sound
external positions.
According to Moody's the
gross domestic product (GDP)
growth will stabilise close to po-
tential levels and outperform
Huge investment opportunities Gilts surge
sharply as US Govt authorises MEDEPC to free distribution
in India, says Piyush Goyal yields slump issue registration certificates of grains reduced
PTI / New Delhi
other regions, despite higher
global inflation and tighter fi-
nancial conditions.
Most sovereigns have begun
fiscal consolidation, but social
pressures are slowing progress.
As regards India, which is in
post-pandemic recovery mode,
Moody's expects output gaps to
continue.
The debt affordability has
been anchored in India,
FOR EXPORT OF MOBILES, ELECTRONIC ITEMS `Procurement and
rule of law and transparent econ-
Malaysia and Thailand as they
have a large institutional in-
vestor base and banking sys-
tems, the rating agency said.
According to the report, ele-
vated commodities prices will
keep spending on food and fuel
subsidies or other measures
high, with little impetus to re-
duce support, particularly for
economies with elections ap-
proaching in 2023 or early 2024,
including Bangladesh and In-
dia.
The fiscal deficits for most
governments in the region are
likely to be equivalent to or near
their debt-stabilising fiscal bal-
ance. Debt burdens will contin-
ue to rise, or stabilise at higher
levels in countries such as India
and Malaysia, Moody's said.
Dec e-way bills
rise to 84.14 mn
vs 80.69 mn in Nov
AGENCIES / New Delhi
The number of e-way bills generat-
ed in December rose to an all-time
high of 84.14 mln from 80.69 mln the
previous month.
Previously, the number of e-way
bills generated had touched a
record-high of 84.03 mln in Septem-
ber. In December 2021, the number
of e-way bills generated were 71.64
mln. An e-way bill is a goods and
services tax document generated for
transporting goods worth more than
50,000 rupees.
The number of e-way bills gener-
ated is a lead indicator of economic
activity and domestic trade.
Data released earlier this month
showed that goods and services tax
collections rose 15% on year to 1.495
trln rupees in December.
GCMMF ousts RS Sodhi
as Managing Director
PTI / Ahmedabad . New Delhi
In a sudden development, the Gu-
jarat Co-operative Milk Market-
ing Federation Ltd (GCMMF),
which markets its products un-
der the brand name 'Amul', on
Monday ousted its long-serving
Managing Director R S Sodhi but sion and had requested the board
did not give any reason. to relieve him from the responsi-
However, Sodhi said he had re- bility of the MD. At the federa-
quested the federation's board to tion's board meeting it was decid-
relieve him of his duties. ed to end the services of Sodhi.
The federation's Chief Operat- "As per the resolution no.2 of
ing Officer Jayenbhai Mehta has the board meeting, it was pro-
been given the interim charge of posed to end your service as the
the Managing Director (MD). federation's MD with immediate
Sodhi put in his papers soon af- effect. Thus, you are hereby di-
ter the board asked him to relin- rected to relinquish your charge
quish the charge. While the rea-
son for the sudden move could
as MD with immediate effect and
hand it over to federation COO,
not be immediately ascertained, Jayenbhai Mehta," according to a
Sodhi said he was on an exten- note sent by the board to Sodhi.

Trust Mutual Fund floats Commerce and Industry Minis-

omy," Goyal said while address-
ing the Indian community at an
after jobs data PTI / New Delhi items, with immediate wealth inequality
corporate bond fund
Trust Mutual Fund on Monday launched
ter Piyush Goyal on Monday said
huge investment opportunities
are there in India due to its large
event in New Jersey.
He urged everyone to take this
message to the world that India is
AGENCIES / Mumbai

Prices of government bonds ended

Trust Corporate Bond Fund, according to
the Association of Mutual Funds in
India's website. The open-ended debt
scheme will invest at least 80% of its
assets in corporate debt instruments, up
to 20% in other debt and money market
instruments and up to 10% in units
issued by real estate investment trusts
and infrastructure investment trusts.
Swiss central bk posts
$132 billion record loss
Switzerlands government will not
receive a payout from the Swiss National
Bank for 2022, as the central bank
projects the biggest loss in its 116-year
history, the media reported. The SNB
expects an annual loss of about 132
billion francs ($143 billion), more than
five times the previous record, it said.
TVS launches updated
Metro bike in Bangladesh
TVS Motor Company on Monday said it
has launched the refreshed version of
Metro Plus 110 bike in Bangladesh. The
domestic consumption demand,
rule of law and transparent econ-
omy.
Goyal arrived in New York on
Sunday on an official visit till Jan-
uary 11 during which he will also
travel to Washington DC. In the
first leg of the visit, he will inter-
act with CEOs of multinational
enterprises, join roundtable meet-
ings with business leaders and
think tanks and visit industries in
New York. He will attend the 13th
Trade Policy Forum (TPF) meet-
ing in Washington on January 11
and also hold bilateral meeting
with US Trade Representative
Ambassador Katherine Tai.
India is a land of opportunity,
and the Indian diaspora should
take this message to the world, he
added.
"India offers huge opportuni-
ties due to its large domestic con-
sumption demand, democracy,
FUNDING WINTER
the trusted partner in the supply
chain and investment portfolio.
He also called the diaspora for
promoting made-in-India prod-
ucts and presenting India's in-
vestment opportunities to in-
vestors in the US. Goyal said
transformational reforms that In-
dia witnessed over the last few
years have made India the world's
fifth-largest economy.
He also exuded confidence that
the country will soon be the third
largest economy in the world, as
transformational reforms and a
young population drive future
growth.
Goyal highlighted that India
quickly rebounded after the lock-
down and economic stress un-
leashed by the pandemic, under-
lining that last year was a "record
year in terms of growth in all
spheres, including our interna-
tional engagement."
sharply higher on Monday, tracking
a slump in US Treasury yields on
Friday after data on the US labour
market showed a slower pace of
wage increases, dealers said.
However, gilts erased some gains
due to a rise in US Treasury yields
during the day and as some traders
sold their bond holdings at a profit,
noting the early rise in prices.
The 10-year benchmark 7.26%,
2032 bond ended at 99.43 rupees,
or 7.34% yield, against 99.22
rupees, or 7.37% yield on Friday.
"Whatever was bought at the
auction on Friday was sold as prices
were high since morning," a dealer
said. "But there hasn't been any
major selling, therefore prices have
remained stable."
The yield on the benchmark 10-
year US Treasury note rose to 3.60%
after settling at 3.55% on Friday, 16
basis points lower than Thursday's
settlement.
The government on
Monday authorised
Mobile and Electronic
Devices Export Pro-
motion Council (MEDEPC) to is-
sue registration-cum-member-
ship certificate, a key document
for exporters, for certain prod-
ucts related to the sector includ-
ing smartphone, smart watch,
monitors and parts of mobile
phones.
According to the Foreign
Trade Policy (FTP), a Registra-
tion-cum-Membership Certifi-
cate (RCMC) is required for ex-
porters in order to avail benefits
under the policy. Holding the cer-
tificate can also help exporters in
availing benefits with respect to
customs and excise.
This certificate is issued by ex-
port promotion councils, and
commodity boards.
"MEDEPC has been included
in the appendix 2T of FTP 2015-20
for issuing RCMC for specific
effect," the directorate
general of foreign
trade (DGFT) said in a
public notice.
Appendix 2T of the
policy includes 36 different ex-
port promotion councils, and
commodity boards.
Earlier the RCMC for these
products was issued by Telecom
Equipment and Services Export
Promotion Council (TEPC) or
Electronics and Computer Soft-
ware Export Promotion Council.
The certificates issued by the
TEPC till January 9, 2023 will re-
main valid till their expiry, it said.
MEDEPC can issue certificates
for items such as monitors, pro-
jectors, television; printer, photo-
copying machine; automatic data
processing machine; vibrator
motor; static convertors; parts of
electrical transformers; lithium
ion battery for cellular mobile
phones; parts of accumulators;
parts of mobile; semiconductor
devices; and charging cable.
during pandemic’
IANS / Chennai
The Covid-19 pandemic is a lev-
eller with the poor being protect-
ed through food transfers and
other support measures while
there was a decline in the income
of the rich, said a top economist
of State Bank of India (SBI).
In a research report, Dr.
Soumya Kanti Ghosh, Group
Chief Economic Adviser, SBI, cit-
ing a study (Gupta et.all, NBER,
Dec 2021) said in India innequali-
ty declined during the pandemic.
"In fact, the NBER study con-
cludes that there was decline in
income of the rich attributable to
the high sensitivity of business
income to aggregate fluctua-
tions," Ghosh said.
"Thus, in hindsight, the pan-
demic may have been a leveller in
terms of inequality with the poor
getting protected through meas-
ures such as food transfers. Bhal-
la et all, IMF WP 2022 concluded
that pandemic support measures

motorcycle comes with upgraded features,
renewed styling and safety aspects, the
company said in a statement.
IDFC First Bank hikes
MCLR by 15-20 bps
IDFC First Bank hiked its marginal cost of
funds-based lending rates by 15-20 basis
points across tenures on Sunday,
according to information on the bank's
website. After the revision, the bank's
lending rates are in the range of 8.40-
9.50%. The Reserve Bank of India's
norms require banks to review their
lending rates every month based on the
marginal cost of funds. —Agencies
With $10.8 bn, B’luru top city for startup funding in 2022
IANS / New Delhi
Bengaluru topped the startup funding
chart in India with $10.8 billion in
2022, followed by Mumbai at $3.9 bil-
lion, and Gurugram at a distant $2.6
billion.
Startups based in Delhi and Chen-
nai registered $1.2 billion each in fund-
ing, followed by Pune at $1 billion, ac-
cording to data provided by Tracxn, a
leading global market intelligence
platform.
In 2021, Bengaluru-based startups
had raised $20.8 billion in funding and
Mumbai-based startups had pocketed
$5.2 billion in the same year, showing
the impact of the deepening funding
winter last year.
There were 22 unicorns in 2022,
compared to 46 in 2021, and average
funding before the unicorn round was
around $160 million.
It is now taking an average of 5.1
years from Series A funding to the
Unicorn round for the Indian startups.
"India started experiencing fund-
ing winter in Q4 of 2021 and it has
been on a declining trend since. Be-
cause of rising interest rates and fear
of a worldwide recession, investments
across all industries have been im-
pacted," said the Tracxn annual re-
port.
The months of April, October and
November in 2022 saw no new uni-
corns.
A total of 11 tech IPOs were
launched in 2022, matching the num-
ber from the same period in 2021.
Some of the major IPOs are Delhivery,
Tracxn, eMudhra, among others.
LetsVenture, AngelList, and Y
Combinator have topped the list of
most active investors in 2022 to date,
said the company.
Despite the impact on funding in
edtech, Byju's has topped the list of
highest funding raised in 2022. It
raised over $1.2 billion in 2022 from ex-
isting investors. This amounted to al-
most 50 per cent of the total funding
received in the edtech sector.
by government of India were crit-
ical in preventing extreme pover-
ty in India and thereby prevented
rise in inequality, with food trans-
fers."
Taking a cue from wealth dis-
tribution, Ghosh tested the hy-
pothesis of how the free food
grain distribution is impacting
the distribution of wealth on pop-
ulation quintiles for the poorest of
the poor. According to Ghosh, the
rice/wheat procurement in rela-
tively laggard states in terms of
in equal wealth distribution had
significant impact on reducing
the inequality.

BIZ BULLETIN
RBI notifies revised list
of accredited CRAs
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on
Monday notified the revised list of
accredited credit rating agencies for the
purpose of assigning risk weight to
assets for capital adequacy purposes by
the banks.
Ensure timely import
of coal: Govt to gencos
The government has asked power
generation companies (gencos) to ensure
timely import of coal and maximize
production as it anticipates a shortfall of
24 million tonnes in the dry fuel
availability during April-September
2023. The share of coal-based power
generation has increased in the country
due to surge in demand and
consumption of electricity, the ministry
of power said, adding it is monitoring
the availability of coal for thermal power
producers (TPPs) very closely.
Garuda Aerospace, Rallis
ink MoU for drone spray
Drone startup Garuda Aerospace on
Monday said it has signed an agreement
with Rallis India, a subsidiary of Tata
Chemicals, for spraying pesticides and
crop nutrients on fields using drones.
Under this agreement, Rallis will supply
pesticides and crop nutrients to Garuda
Aerospace for a pilot demonstration and
spraying of pesticides on fields through
drones mainly in Maharashtra and Andhra
Pradesh, according to a statement.
1st-year premium of life
insurers up 9.7% in Dec
The first-year premium of life insurance
companies rose 9.7% year-on-year to
268.4 bln rupees in December, data
released by the Life Insurance Council
showed. The premium of Life Insurance
Corp of India rose 3.7% on year to
118.6 bln rupees in December. Among
the listed private players, SBI Life's
premium rose by 29.6% on year to 38.2
bln rupees.
GreenCell bags e-buses
order from Delhi govt
Shared e-mobility player GreenCell
Mobility Ltd (GreenCell) on Monday said
it has bagged an order for 570 electric
buses from the Government of NCT
Delhi. A tender was floated by state-
owned Convergence Energy Services Ltd
(CESL) under National E-bus Program
(NEBP) for the order, the company said
in a statement. "This contract for 6,465
E-buses under Gross Cost Contracting
(GCC) basis is the largest tender for E-
buses ever floated in India," it said.
IL&FS completes interim distribution
payout of `1,273 crore for RMGSL
AGENCIES / New Delhi
IL&FS has completed Interim Dis-
tribution pay-out for Rapid Metro-
Rail Gurgaon South Limited
(RMGSL), an IL&FS Group compa-
ny.
The Group has paid a total of Rs
1,273 crore, of which Rs 1,252 crore
has been paid to the secured finan-
cial creditors, for RMGSL.
The total claims of secured fi-
nancial creditors -- including Ca-
nara Bank, Union Bank, Central
Bank, Punjab & Sind Bank and In-
dia International Finance Compa-
ny Limited (UK) -- in RMGSL was
Rs 1,546 crore.
This distribution, thus, trans-
lates in a recovery of around 81 per
cent to these secured financial cred-
Hi-Tech Pipes, UP govt ink PVR aims to become 1K screen film exhibitor Car buying budget
pact to set up steel unit by FY24; to invest `300 cr to add 100 screens rises by 30% in 2022
with `510-cr investment
PTI / New Delhi
Hi-Tech Pipes on Monday said it
has signed an agreement with the
UP Government to set up a steel
manufacturing facility in the state
at an investment of Rs 510 crore.
The Memorandum of Under-
standing (MoU) has been signed un-
der the Invest UP Programme of
the Uttar Pradesh Government, the
steel pipes maker said in a state-
ment.
"Hi-Tech Pipes has signed a MoU
with the UP Government for setting
up a mega manufacturing facility.
Under this MOU the proposed In-
vestment will be of Rs 510 crore to
be invested in a phased manner," it
said. The favourable business envi-
ronment and the special incentive
packages offered by the UP govern-
ment will additionally help the
company to strengthen its position
in the steel tubes and pipes, and flat-
steel processing industry.
Ajay Kumar Bansal, the Manag-
TCS Q3 net profit jumps 11% to
`10,846 cr; revenue up over 19%
PTI / Mumbai
India's largest IT services company TCS re-
ported an 11 per cent rise in December quar-
ter net profit to Rs 10,846 crore, restricted by
a narrowing of profit margins, but sounded
sanguine about the deal pipeline.
In a multi-year first, the company report-
ed a marginal decline in its employee base,
which had been steadily growing for a long
time, but made it clear that this was not due
to the demand environment, and said it will
hire up to 1.50 lakh people next fiscal.
The Tata group company's board also de-
clared a dividend payout of Rs 75 per share,
including a special dividend of Rs 67 per
share, which will result in an outflow of Rs
33,000 crore in cash.
Its overall revenue rose 19.1 per cent to Rs
58,229 crore for the reporting quarter, but it
OVL retakes NCLT rejects Torrent Investments' plea
20% stake in to halt R-Cap CoC's voting for 2nd auction
Sakhalin-1
oil, gas fields
PTI / New Delhi
ONGC Videsh Ltd, the overseas
arm of state-owned Oil and Nat-
ural Gas Corporation (ONGC),
has re-taken a 20 per cent stake in
the Sakhalin-1 oil and gas fields
in the far east region of Russia,
an official said on Monday.
Russian President Vladimir
Putin in October last year dis-
banded Exxon Neftegaz - a re-
gional subsidiary of US super
major ExxonMobil - as operator
of the Sakhalin-1 and trans-
ferred the project and all of its as-
sets and equipment to a new op-
erator. The other former foreign
shareholders in the project -
Japan's Sodeco consortium and
ONGC Videsh - were asked to ap-
ply to the Russian government to
regain their shareholdings in the
project.
OVL applied and has been giv-
en the same shareholding as it
had previously, the official said.
Sakhalin-1 was producing
220,000 barrels per day of oil be-
fore the Ukraine war.
itors.
The four PSU banks have got
over 75 per cent of the said RMGSL
distribution payout.
IL&FS Board had approved this
pay out in its board meeting held
last month.
The IL&FS, under the interim
distribution framework, proposes
to distribute an aggregate amount
of Rs 16,361 crore across select
Group companies.
ing Director of Hi-Tech Pipes Ltd
said the company has been present
in the state for more than three
decades. "The agreement with the
state government will further rein-
force our commitment to create em-
ployment. The transaction (of Rs
510 crore) will support the capacity
expansion plans and to strengthen
our position in the segment," he
said.
Hi-Tech Pipes Ltd recently began
the commercial production of a
colour coating line at its plant in
Sikandrabad, Uttar Pradesh with
an annual capacity of 50,000 tonne.
The company owns and operates in-
tegrated manufacturing facilities at
Sikandrabad in Uttar Pradesh,
Sanand in Gujarat and Hindupur in
Karnataka.
Besides steel pipes, the company
also produces hollow sections,
tubes, cold rolled coils and strips,
road crash barriers, solar mount-
ing structures and a variety of oth-
er galvanised products.
was a 0.5 per cent narrowing of the operat-
ing profit margin to 24.5 per cent that limit-
ed the overall profit growth.
Its chief executive and managing director
Rajesh Gopinathan told reporters that it is
more confident about the North American
and British operations, which account for
PTI / Mumbai
The National Company Law Tri-
bunal (NCLT) on Monday reject-
ed a plea by Torrent Investments
-- one of the bidders for the Anil
Ambani-promoted Reliance Cap-
ital -- that sought to halt the Com-
mittee of Creditors' voting to
hold a second round of auction.
The NCLT, comprising justice
PN Deshmukh and Shyam Babu
Gautam, declined to grant a stay
on Torrent Investments' plea,
seeking to stop the Reliance Cap-
ital CoC's voting on the second
round of auction.
The tribunal has kept the mat-
ter for hearing on January 12.
IndusInd International Hold-
ings (Hinduja), represented by
Harish Salve and Abhishek
HDFC Cap raises $376 mn Sona Comstar to acquire
for affordable housing fund 54% stake in Serbian co
PTI / Mumbai
HDFC Capital, the real estate pri-
vate equity arm of HDFC Group,
on Monday achieved the initial
close for second scheme of its
third fund, raising USD 376 mil-
lion.
The latest fund raising is the
third by HDFC Capital's afford-
able real estate fund (H-Care 3)
and the primary investor in the
H-Care schemes is a wholly-
owned subsidiary of the Abu
Dhabi Investment Authority
(ADIA), HDFC said in a state-
ment.
Since the launch in 2016, the
fund, across its schemes, has cre-
ated a USD 3.1 billion funding
platform, making it one of the
largest private finance plat-
forms in the world focused on
development of affordable hous-
ing.
The fund will provide long-
term, flexible funding across the
life cycle of affordable and mid-
income housing projects includ-
ing early-stage funding. In addi-
tion, it will also invest in compa-
nies in the construction technol-
ogy, fintech, sustainability-tech
PTI / New Delhi
Multiplex operator PVR aims to
operate 1,000 screens by the end
of FY24, by adding 100 more
screens in the next 15 months,
the company's Joint Managing
Director Sanjeev Kumar Bijli
said.
The company, which on Mon-
day achieved the milestone of
900 screens, would invest around
Rs 300 crore to add another 100
screens, Bijli said.
As part of the expansion, the
company is entering into newer
cities, especially in the south and
east parts of the country, where
it has a negligible presence.
PVR is looking for smaller
cities, which are unserved and
have "high potential", said Bijli.
When asked about expansion,
Bijli said, in the current quarter,
PVR would add 30 screens. More-
WASTE TO ENERGY
TheGreenBillions, Pune civic body join hands to extract green hydrogen from waste
IANS / New Delhi
TheGreenBillions Limited (TGBL),
a company specialising in consult-
ing, managing, and executing sus-
tainable initiatives, has announced
its association with the Pune Mu-
nicipal Corporation (PMC) to set up
first plant in India to extract green
hydrogen from biomass and munic-
ipal solid waste.
TGBL's wholly owned subsidiary
Variate Pune Waste to Energy Pvt.
Ltd. (VPWTEPL) will be managing
and utilising the municipal waste of
350 TPD of Pune for generating hy-
MONEY INDORE I TUESDAY | JANUARY 10, 2023
two-thirds of its revenues, but there are
short-term uncertainties, and it is Europe,
which needs closer monitoring as geopoliti-
cal tensions restrict clients from making IT
spends.
Chief operating officer N Ganapathy Sub-
ramaniam said the deal momentum and
pipeline are looking good, and the overall sit-
uation on technology spending seems to be
intact even in this environment.
On the new deals front, the company re-
ported a total contract value of USD 7.9 bil-
lion for the quarter, which Gopinathan said
is in the mid-range of the target of USD 7-9
billion.
Gopinathan attributed the revenue
growth during the quarter to cloud spending
by clients and made it clear that its clients
are not affected by the overall trend of relook
by companies on hyperscalers.
auction deadline, which was
higher than the top offer made
within the stipulated time by Tor-
rent Investments.
The CoC, represented by Kapil
Sibal, and IIHL will be made par-
ties to the matter, the tribunal
said.
The voting started on Monday
and will end on Tuesday.
Manu Singhvi, also pleaded to be Lenders proposed a second
a party in the matter. round of auction to get better of-
Ravi Kadam represented the fers, which are above liquidation
administrator, while Vikram value.
Nankani appeared for the Tor- According to reports, lenders
rent Group. had proposed to hold a second
Torrent Investments and Hin- round of auction with a mini-
duja Group company IndusInd mum threshold price of Rs 9,500
International Holdings are in the crore on a net present value
fray for Reliance Capital. (NPV) basis, which would in-
The Hinduja Group entity sub-
mitted its bid 24 hours after the
clude Rs 8,000 crore as an upfront
cash payment.
Novelic for 40.5 mn euro
etc. engaged in the affordable
housing ecosystem.
HDFC Capital targets to fi- PTI / New Delhi
nance 10 lakh affordable homes
through a combination of fi- Auto component maker Sona
nancing, partnerships and tech- BLW Precision Forgings (Sona
nology, while focusing on sus- Comstar) on Monday said it will
tainability.
While HDFC is the sponsor of
acquire 54 per cent stake in Ser-
bia-based Novelic for 40.5 million
the fund, HDFC Capital is invest-
ment manager of the schemes,
HDFC Capital managing direc-
euro (around Rs 356 crore) en-
abling it to foray into the ad-
vanced driver assistance systems
tor Vipul Roongta said. sensor market.
HDFC Capital has been one of In a regulatory filing, the com-
the pioneers of investing in af- pany said it has inked an agree-
fordable and mid-income hous- ment to acquire a stake in the
ing projects. With the support of firm, which is a leading provider
leading global investors like of mmWave radar sensors, per-
ADIA and partnerships with ception solutions and full-stack
trusted developers, HDFC Capi- embedded systems.
tal is well on its way to achieve Advanced Driver Assistance
its medium-term goal of funding Systems (ADAS) sensors are a
1 million affordable homes in the fast-growing category in the au-
country, said HDFC chairman tomotive industry, with a poten-
Deepak Parekh. tial market size of around USD 43
"Our latest investment in the billion by 2030.
H-Care platform aims to support Sona Comstar said the 40.5 mil-
its growth as it continues to meet lion euro acquisition would be
the growing demand for early- taken ahead through a combina-
stage financing of housing proj- tion of primary and secondary
ects in India," said Mohamed Al purchases with a staggered pay-
Qubaisi, executive director, real ment structure in the ratio of
estate department at ADIA. 60:20:20.
other markets" and would focus
on domestic expansion, which
has good opportunities.
About the business, Bijli said
the current contents pipeline (for
films) is encouraging.
Last year on March 27, PVR
and Inox Leisure announced
their merger. This has been ap-
over, some of the screens which proved by their respective share-
are currently under fit-outs holders, creditors as well as lead-
would also be ready for operation ing bourses NSE and BSE.
in the March quarter. The company expects the re-
"We are now aiming to have maining formalities to be over by
1,000 screens by FY24," said Bijli, the end of this fiscal.
adding, "the company would in- "Post-merger, we would have
vest around Rs 300 crore to open 1,600 screens," Bijli added.
100 screens" in the next 15 PVR on Monday opened three
months. new multiplexes in Jaipur, Ben-
Besides India, PVR has a small galuru and Gurugram, adding 19
presence in Sri Lanka where it screens. With these latest addi-
operates nine screens. tions, PVR has created a chain of
Bijli ruled out any further 900 screens across 181 properties
overseas expansion of PVR, say- in 78 cities during its journey of
ing "we are not looking at any 25 years.
drogen for a period of 30 years. Limited, will implement the project
The project aims to extract clean to convert Pune's municipal non-re-
hydrogen from municipal solid cyclable waste into hydrogen.
waste in a pioneering initiative. The The Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF)
company is discussing with other from the waste would later be
state municipalities across India to utilised to generate hydrogen using
implement and set up similar Plasma gasification technology. The
plants in the future. technology has been developed
Broadcast Engineering Consult- while closely working with the
ants India Limited (BECIL), a Cen- Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
tral Public Sector Enterprise of (BARC) and the Indian Institute of
Government of India will provide Science, Bengaluru.
the Project management consulting Mahatma Phule Renewable
and Variate Pune Waste to Energy Energy & Infrastructure Technol-
Private Limited, a wholly owned ogy (MAHAPREIT), a Maharash-
subsidiary of TheGreenBillions tra government undertaking, has
Mamaearth — A Deep
Dive Into Valuations
BY TEJI MANDI
A
s soon as Mamaearth
filed its DRHP with SEBI,
everyone started talking
about its sky-high valuations.
But is the high valuation justi-
fied? Let’s find out in today’s
newsletter.
What’s Happening?
Before we come to the valuation
part, let us have a look at the is-
sue size of the IPO. As per the
DRHP, Mamaearth’s parent
company - Honasa Consumer, is
planning to raise Rs 400 crores
from a fresh issue with a face
value of Rs 10 each.
Apart from this, promoters
and other investors, and the
brand ambassador (Shilpa
Shetty Kundra) are selling
around 4.7 crore shares
through an Offer for Sale
(OFS).
According to Mint, the com-
pany is looking to raise Rs 2,400
crore through the IPO.
Valuation of Mamaearth  According to the DRHP, the
Just a year back, in January
2022, while raising a $52 million
investment from Sequoia, Ma-
maearth was valued at $1.2 bil-
lion. According to Moneycon-
trol, exactly a year later, the
company is seeking a target
market capitalisation of $3 bil-
lion (about Rs 24,000 crore) with
the size of its IPO.
That makes us wonder, what
changed during this period?
Nothing much. The company
just turned a little profitable.
The company has recently
turned profitable with net earn-
ings of Rs 14 crores in FY22,
and with that confidence, they
are seeking a valuation target of
over 1,000x of its FY22 profits!
Teji Mandi (TM Investment Technologies Pvt Ltd) is a SEBI registered Research
Analyst (RA). Information in this article should not be construed as
investment advice. Please visit www.tejimandi.com to know more.
The transaction values Novel-
ic at an enterprise value of 64.5
million euro on a pre-money ba-
sis and 75 million euro on a post-
money basis, it added.
The transaction is expected to
close by the end of the fourth
quarter of FY23 and is subject to
customary closing conditions,
the company said in the regula-
tory filing.
"With this acquisition, we have
added market-leading in-cabin
radar-sensing technology to our
technology offering. Increasing
vehicle autonomy and automa-
tion is an emerging technology
revolution in our industry," Sona
Comstar MD & Group CEO Vivek
Vikram Singh said.
IANS / New Delhi
India logged a 30 per cent in-
crease in the average car-buying
budget in 2022, a new report
showed on Monday.
According to 'The Mileage Re-
port' by CARS24, the average car
buying has increased to Rs 6 lakh
from Rs 4.5 lakh.
"2022 was a fantastic year with
trends that will shape the indus-
try in the future. We look forward
to driving the wheels with our
customers and changing the way
India shops for cars," Gajendra
Jangid, Co-Founder, CARS24,
said in a statement.
Moreover, mileage remains the
top criterion for the Indian car
buyer.
Last year, every two minutes,
users enquired about the mileage
and the average of various cars
proposed to off-take the hydrogen
generated at the facility and de-
velop logistical infrastructure for
hydrogen transportation to in-
Alarming Spendings on
Advertisement and Mktg
The next thing that stands out in
the DRHP is the insane amount
spent on advertisements and
marketing of their products. As
of 30th September 2022, Ma-
maearth has worked with 3,958
influencers.
Basically, if a company has a
well-established foundation, the
more recurring customers they
gain and the less they have to
spend on advertising.
According to Moneycontrol,
the Return on ad spend (ROAS)
of Mamaearth has ranged from
2.4 to 2.6 since FY20, indicating
less improvement.
Where Will Accumulated
Capital Be Used? 
company will use a chunk of its
capital for advertising its prod-
ucts. Next, the company wishes
to set up Mamaearth’s brand
outlets, invest a chunk in its
subsidiary business Bhabani
Blunt Hairdressing (BBlunt)
and set up new salons. To con-
clude, in the previous season of
Shark Tank India, Ghazal
Alagh, one of the co-founders of
Mamaearth, kept saying, "Aap-
ka valuation jyada hai, main in-
vest nahi kar payungi" (Your
valuations are high, I won't be
able to invest). It seems they are
on the receiving end this time.
*The article is for informational
purposes. This is not an
investment advice.
Cropin raises
`113 cr funds
from investors
PTI / New Delhi
Agritech company Cropin on
Monday said it has raised Rs 113
crore funding from new in-
vestors Google and JSR Corpora-
tion, as well as existing investors
ABC Impact and Chiratae Ven-
tures. The funds will aid in ex-
panding Cropin Cloud, the com-
pany's recently launched intelli-
gent agriculture cloud platform,
to cater to the growing demand
for digitization and predictive in-
telligence in the global agricul-
ture sector, the company said in
a statement.
"The involvement of new
strategic investors like Google
and JSR Corporation, and the
support of our existing in-
vestors, demonstrates confi-
dence in our mission and im-
pact," Cropin Co-founder and
CEO Krishna Kumar said.
Cropin was founded in 2010.
The company has partnered
with more than 250 Business-to-
business (B2B) customers and
has digitized 16 million acres of
farmland, benefiting over 7 mil-
lion farmers.
with different fuel choices, said
the report.
The most asked question was,
"Yeh car average kitna deti hai?
(What is the average mileage of
this car?)"
Further, the report stated that
more Indians preferred getting
their cars financed in 2022.
Maximum cars were financed
for users in cities like Hyder-
abad, Lucknow, and Kolkata, and
the highest loan (Rs 25 lakh) was
taken by a user in Delhi.
The year 2022 was also noted as
the year of buying and selling
more cars, as the reports re-
vealed a whopping 81 per cent
(year-over-year) surge in the
number of people buying more
than one car in a year.
Indians sold cars worth thou-
sands of crores in 2022 alone, ac-
cording to the report.
dustries for this.
For the first phase of the project,
MAHAPREIT proposes blending in
the city gas distribution network in
Pune by partnering with Maha-
rashtra Natural Gas Ltd -- a joint
venture of GAIL (India) Ltd and
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd
(BPCL).
The joint efforts by MAHAPRE-
IT and GAIL can help the proposed
hydrogen blending project set a
benchmark for a circular economy
with hydrogen generated from the
city's waste and blended back into
its gas distribution network.
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GROUP A
3m India Ltd 22511, 22818, 22376.85,
22749.25
Aarti Drugs 449.25, 450.75, 445.1, 446.55
Aarti Indust 601.4, 604.05, 597.1, 599.95
Aavas 1773.85, 1799, 1756.7, 1776.05
Abb Ltd. 2860, 2881, 2830, 2861.7
Abbott (i) 22342.65, 22481.8, 22082.95,
22256.25
Abcapital 147, 147.25, 145.2, 146.6
Abfrl 278.65, 280.35, 271.55, 273.8
Abslamc 451.25, 453.9, 447, 450.45
Acc Ltd 2417.05, 2470, 2417.05, 2462.25
Action Const 313.3, 322, 310.2, 318.3
Adani Enter 3832.05, 3879, 3813.25, 3854.2
Adani Ports 810, 820.35, 809.45, 816.9
Adani Power 286, 294.1, 285.15, 287.6
Adanigreen 1855.85, 1901.5, 1847.95,
1892.2
Adanitrans 2523.35, 2635.25, 2523.35,
2611.25
Advenzymes 279.75, 282, 278.9, 279.95
Aegis Logis 341.55, 362.15, 341.55, 351.65
Affle 1065, 1068.45, 1042, 1046.3
Agi 332.45, 332.9, 325, 325.85
Aiaengineer 2503.35, 2559.65, 2503.35,
2538.9
Airtelpp 422.45, 442, 422.45, 437.95
Ajanta Pharm 1178.35, 1197.25, 1178.35,
1182.65
Akzoindia 2252.95, 2252.95, 2156.75,
2172.45
Alem Pharma 566.35, 566.95, 558.55,
560.05
Alkem 3052.1, 3067.5, 3039.45, 3052.05
Alkyl Amines 2706.05, 2735.8, 2676.7,
2685.4
Allcargo 401.15, 404.4, 398.35, 399.75
Amar Raja Ba 586.05, 592.15, 576.05, 579.8
Amber 1917.6, 1922.7, 1882.8, 1891.3
Ambuja Ceme 524.35, 527.45, 520.5, 524.65
Amiorg 949.3, 952.85, 926.3, 928.05
Anandrathi 746.05, 759.9, 741.65, 755.3
Anantraj 118, 118.7, 113.95, 115.65
Angelone 1301.05, 1305.9, 1281.25, 1285.7
Anuras 690, 690.15, 685, 688.7
Apar Indus. 1854.05, 1863.1, 1803.15,
1823.15
Apcotex Ind 461, 463.75, 454.8, 457.6
Apl Apollo 1121.05, 1138.15, 1100.6, 1112.4
Apollo Hosp. 4392, 4450.9, 4381.1, 4403.85
Apollo Tyres 329.05, 332, 323.9, 326.95
Aptus 302.2, 308, 302.2, 306.45
Arvind Ltd 87.1, 88.75, 86.6, 88.4
Arvindfasn 344.9, 344.9, 332.05, 337.65
Asahi In.Gla 510, 512.3, 507.05, 509.05
Ashok Leyl. 148.05, 151.8, 148.05, 151.35
Ashoka 88.55, 90.9, 87.5, 88.45
Asian Paints 2999.95, 3017.35, 2951.2,
2982.9
Astec Life 1705.75, 1726.35, 1702.7, 1710
Asterdm 226.8, 229.1, 224.45, 225.3
Astra Micro 285.55, 295.45, 285.55, 287.95
Astral 2079.95, 2100, 2061.75, 2092.15
Astrazen.Ph. 3368.7, 3392, 3339.05, 3376.35
Atgl 3599.95, 3663, 3577.55, 3629.35
Atul Ltd. 7858.8, 7865.05, 7682.9, 7764.15
Aubank 633, 634.75, 628, 633.45
Aurob.Pharma 441.25, 448.15, 440.1, 441.45
Avanti Feeds 385, 388.85, 381.5, 382.55
Awl 576.3, 596.75, 573.55, 585.45
Axis Bank 945, 960, 941.1, 958.9
Baj Hold Inv 5655.05, 5872.65, 5655.05,
5829.55
Bajaj Auto 3673.65, 3673.65, 3607.85,
3620.25
Bajaj Elect. 1202, 1202, 1160.9, 1170.6
Bajaj Finse 1450, 1451, 1408.1, 1412.65
Bajajcon 172.7, 175.95, 172.7, 174.45
Bajajhind 16.35, 16.45, 15.85, 15.95
Bajfinance 6029, 6075.95, 5957.95, 5993.8
Balaji Amine 2581.95, 2606.05, 2551.7,
2566.55
Balkrish Ind 2229.8, 2238.7, 2195.3, 2214.7
Balram.Chini 387.05, 390.95, 383.6, 386.05
Bandhanbnk 242.25, 248.55, 233.7, 247.35
Bank Maha 31.2, 31.25, 30.8, 31.05
Bankbaroda 184.1, 187.75, 182.45, 185.25
Barbeque 933.3, 967.6, 933.3, 947.3
Basf India 2711.1, 2766.65, 2711.1, 2753.8
Bata India 1638, 1643.8, 1628.15, 1635.65
Bayer Crop 4799.95, 4799.95, 4702.4,
4724.5
Bcg 28.9, 28.95, 28.2, 28.3
Bdl 940, 956.8, 930.2, 937.55
Beml Ltd 1480.05, 1528.8, 1480.05, 1507.7
Bengla& Asm 4388.9, 4460.05, 4350, 4376.8
Berge Paint 570.1, 574.3, 565.4, 568.4
Bestagro 1479.95, 1502.55, 1465, 1472.45
Bhansali Eng 125.4, 125.4, 118.3, 119
Bharat Elect 99.65, 101.65, 99.4, 100
Bharat Forge 869.5, 884.75, 869.5, 882.55
Bharat Pet. 347, 349.2, 345.35, 346.2
Bharti Artl 804.95, 821.2, 801.3, 819.3
Bhel 82.15, 82.7, 80.8, 81.4
Biocon Ltd. 256.65, 259.05, 255.15, 256.8
Birla Corpn. 958.95, 963.45, 949.2, 957.75
Bls 171.85, 180.95, 171.55, 176.85
Blue Dart Ex 7675, 7799.95, 7536.15, 7609.3
Blue Star 1206.2, 1211.15, 1193.6, 1205.35
Bnk Of India 93.9, 96, 93.2, 95.25
Bom.Burmah 957.1, 959.3, 928.95, 938.05
Boroltd 370.75, 379.45, 370.75, 376.6
Bororenew 504.05, 512.95, 501.6, 504.1
Bosch Ltd 17090.05, 17248.85, 17084.45,
17214.45
Brigade 464, 464.4, 455.15, 456.15
Britania Ind 4408.95, 4408.95, 4337.4,
4360.35
Bslsenetfg 56.8, 58.75, 56.8, 58.69
Bsoft 288.8, 295.05, 287.6, 293.7
Cams 2221.05, 2235, 2218.7, 2223.65
Canara Bank 323.3, 328.4, 320.75, 326.55
Canfin Homes 547.85, 558.35, 543.9, 554.5
Caplin Point 739.75, 739.75, 722.8, 729.95
Carborundum 898.6, 929, 895.5, 922.45
Cartrade 475.15, 486.95, 475.15, 481.25
Carysil 471.95, 472, 460.9, 464.95
Castrol 126.2, 126.4, 123, 123.9
Ccl Products 532.95, 532.95, 515.4, 519.7
Ceat Limited 1768, 1768, 1667.3, 1674.55
Central Bk 31.75, 32.05, 31.05, 31.25
Century Text 715.6, 722.2, 702.05, 705.05
Centuryply 516.05, 524.7, 514.15, 515.65
Cera Sanitar 5303.45, 5422.4, 5280.15,
5363.15
Cesc Ltd. 76, 76.45, 74.8, 75.4
Cgcl 754.65, 766.2, 752.05, 754.05
Cgpower 272.4, 291.3, 272.4, 289.25
Chalet 330.2, 347.7, 330.2, 337.25
Chambal Fert 314.15, 317.8, 312.5, 313.9
Chemplasts 452, 453, 425.25, 431.45
Chennai Pet. 206.15, 211.35, 206.15, 209.8
Cholafin 670.85, 685.8, 658.35, 679.8
Cholahldng 548.55, 571.05, 548.55, 569.35
Cipla Ltd. 1078.9, 1096.6, 1076.5, 1087.3
City Union 176.5, 178.1, 171.1, 171.45
Clean 1475.15, 1480, 1452.75, 1459.95
Cmsinfo 309.15, 309.15, 304.25, 306.75
Coal India 215, 217.65, 214.1, 215
Cochinship 503.05, 513.6, 499.25, 501.15
Coffeeday 47.85, 47.9, 47.15, 47.3
Coforge 3959.95, 4040, 3939.65, 4018.75
Colgate Palm 1521, 1538.3, 1520, 1534.9
Contain.Corp 741.95, 752.3, 738, 746.9
Corom Inter 903.55, 905.1, 892, 898.55
Cosmofirst 760.35, 767, 719.8, 728.85
Cpse Etf 37.65, 38, 37.44, 37.82
Craftsman 3510, 3701.5, 3510, 3596.45
Creditacc 879.95, 887.1, 864.55, 885.45
Crisil Ltd 2942.2, 2978, 2921.3, 2959.6
Crompton 341.55, 343.6, 339.5, 342.9
Csbbank 248, 252.5, 246.5, 250.6
Cummins (i) 1460, 1460, 1438.95, 1453.75
Cyient 817.5, 832.5, 812.55, 830.4
D B Realty 89.05, 90.6, 88.1, 88.9
Daawat 114.75, 117.8, 114.75, 117.05
Dabur (i) 554.55, 554.55, 545.75, 549.6
Dalbharat 1888.35, 1901.8, 1859.7, 1882.05
Dalmiasug 369.55, 380.2, 369.55, 371.85
Datapattns 1162.05, 1185.1, 1162, 1166.7
Dbl 221.6, 225.4, 219, 222.15
Dcal 95.2, 95.2, 91.4, 91.55
Dcbbank 129.1, 129.1, 123.9, 125.25
Dcmshriram 888.25, 895.7, 878.95, 891.25
Deepak Fert. 703.7, 704.25, 690.1, 692.8
Deepak Nitr. 1950.85, 1973.9, 1926.3, 1934.2
Delhivery 320.05, 327.5, 320.05, 325.45
Delta Corp 211, 213.75, 210, 211
Devyani 172, 173.1, 167.25, 167.7
Dhampur Suga 240, 240, 235.15, 236.8
Dhan Agri 726.75, 738.55, 723.5, 725.4
Dhani 39.3, 39.55, 38.45, 38.7
Dish Tv 18.4, 18.5, 18.15, 18.35
Divi’s Lab. 3480, 3493.95, 3444.05, 3459.25
Dixon 3825.05, 3851.85, 3765.5, 3772.55
Dlf Limited 371.1, 376, 370.25, 373.8
Dmart 3909, 3916.4, 3855.6, 3881.6
Dodla 503, 508.25, 487.45, 492.9
Dollar 419.1, 422.1, 412.9, 414.7
Dr.Reddy’s 4298, 4339, 4289.2, 4332.8
Dwar Sugar 100.2, 101.95, 99.35, 99.95
E.I.D.Par 552, 562.15, 552, 557
Easemytrip 52.85, 54.5, 52.8, 53.4
Eclerx 1270.65, 1303.35, 1261.45, 1292.45
Edelweiss 64.5, 64.5, 63.55, 63.9
Eicher Motor 3251.1, 3275, 3230.25, 3261.2
Eih Ltd. 175.25, 181.75, 175.25, 177.3
Eki 1258.95, 1280, 1215.05, 1228.05
Elecon Eng 363.55, 374.95, 361.7, 371.95
Elgi Equip 413.35, 415.75, 405.65, 409.15
Emami Ltd. 418.05, 421.1, 416, 419.35
Endurance 1398.25, 1402.35, 1357, 1363.3
Enginrs.(i) 84.1, 84.5, 82.7, 83.3
Epl 169.9, 169.9, 161.7, 164.3
Equitas 134.45, 134.6, 126.1, 128.25
Equitasbnk 59.45, 59.45, 56.35, 57.1
Eris 650, 652.9, 643.6, 645.7
Esab India 4173.05, 4173.05, 4042.8, 4101.2
Escorts 2177.15, 2212.65, 2176.1, 2209.6
Eurekaforbe 473.9, 478.8, 466.95, 475.4
Eveready (i) 373.2, 375.8, 364.85, 368.45
Everest Kant 96.95, 96.95, 95.4, 95.75
Exide Ind. 179.2, 181.3, 179, 180.65
Fdc Limited 269.55, 275.65, 269.55, 272
Federal Bank 136.35, 136.95, 134.8, 135.75
Filatex Indi 44, 47.95, 44, 47.1
Fineorg 5580, 5739, 5580, 5703.95
Fineotex Ch 245.75, 251.55, 245.6, 247.85
Finol. Cable 550, 556.5, 534.65, 538
Finolex Ind. 181.95, 182.65, 177.55, 178.75
Fluorochem 2969.95, 2969.95, 2871.15,
2888.2
Fortis 284, 289.8, 283, 287.75
Fsl 102, 104.4, 102, 103.9
Gail (i) Ltd 98, 98.9, 97.75, 98.4
Galaxysurf 2450.55, 2469.05, 2386.35,
2398.65
Garfibres 3016.1, 3096.05, 3016.1, 3072.15
Gateway 66.55, 69.25, 66.55, 69
Gati Ltd. 157.45, 157.45, 150, 151.05
Genus Power 85.5, 91.6, 85.3, 88.2
Ghcl Ltd 528.05, 535.7, 520.2, 525.8
Gicre 183.45, 190.45, 182.4, 186.3
Gillette (i) 5000, 5013.75, 4971.1, 4975.45
Gland 1579.95, 1583, 1556.85, 1559.9
Glaxosmith 1301, 1312.45, 1295.25, 1298.6
Glenmark Pha 424.15, 431.5, 424.15, 426.75
Globus Spr 847.9, 847.9, 822.2, 827.1
Gls 421.35, 425.65, 418.25, 419.45
Gmm Pfaudler 1660, 1663.9, 1627, 1644.15
Gmrinfra 40.1, 40.75, 40.05, 40.6
Gocolors 1170, 1225.75, 1145.6, 1179.2
Godawari Pow 391.1, 404.2, 391.1, 397.35
Godfrey Ph 2037.35, 2149.35, 2017.8,
2125.65
Godrej Cons 915.05, 924.4, 898.7, 908.15
Godrej Ind 451.05, 455.55, 444.9, 454
Godrej Prop 1200.05, 1223.35, 1200.05,
1216.5
Godrejagro 474.85, 474.85, 468, 470.1
Gokaldas 359.8, 367.15, 359.8, 362.75
Gppl 99.4, 99.4, 94.4, 95.5
Granules (i) 320.2, 329, 318, 327.8
Graphite In. 378.65, 383.2, 376.25, 378.15
Grasim Ind. 1709.95, 1709.95, 1662.95,
1674.45
Gravita 437, 439.9, 426.65, 433.3
Great Easte 646.75, 655.45, 643.15, 647.4
Greaves Cott 134.1, 135.1, 132.95, 134
Greenpanel 328.45, 329.4, 315.85, 318.8
Grind Norton 1940, 1955, 1908.1, 1950.4
Grinfra 1167.15, 1237.8, 1166, 1204.45
Grm Overseas 396, 413.85, 392, 398.2
Grse 475.05, 484.6, 475.05, 478.15
Gtl Infrast 1.2, 1.21, 1.19, 1.19
Guj Amb Exp 247.1, 248, 240.95, 242.75
Guj Petronet 282.55, 283.65, 276.4, 279.1
Guj.Alkali 755.55, 759.85, 747.2, 752.55
Guj.Mineral 150, 151.5, 148.1, 148.7
Guj.Narmada 588.55, 597, 567.95, 577.3
Guj.St.Fert 145.9, 149.2, 143.7, 144.5
Gujgas 483.5, 490.75, 476.8, 483.95
Hal 2505.05, 2541.3, 2485, 2495.75
Happstmnds 879, 889.45, 871.8, 878.85
Hathway Cab 17.15, 17.3, 16.95, 17
Hatsun Agro 907.95, 907.95, 892.7, 894.65
Havellsindia 1203.2, 1203.2, 1176.6, 1185.95
Hawkins Cook 6379.55, 6379.55, 6187,
6213.95
Hbl P Sys 102.25, 105.1, 101.95, 102.65
Hcg 289.95, 289.95, 285.25, 286.15
Hcl Techno 1042.15, 1070.8, 1040.05,
1067.6
Hdfc 2597.15, 2629, 2592.5, 2615.8
Hdfc Bank 1595.8, 1611, 1590.05, 1597.4
Hdfcamc 2134.05, 2185.9, 2134.05, 2172.5
Hdfclife 612.1, 617.65, 602.05, 608.45
Heg Limited 1078.95, 1078.95, 1060.25,
1064
Heidel Cem 193.1, 193.1, 188.9, 189.2
Hemiprop 108.5, 109.05, 107, 107.25
Heromotoco 2731.1, 2769.65, 2731.1,
2751.8
Hfcl 73.45, 73.9, 72.1, 72.2
Hginfra 675, 714.25, 675, 693.2
Hgsl 1334.95, 1334.95, 1302.75, 1307.05
Hikal Ltd. 402.95, 404.1, 390.65, 392.1
Hil 2659.65, 2710, 2584, 2594.95
Hind Uni Lt 2580.3, 2629, 2571, 2622.55
Hind.Constn. 21.2, 21.25, 20.65, 20.8
Hind.Copper 118, 120.6, 117.9, 119.6
Hind.Oil Exp 139.45, 139.45, 135.8, 136
Hind.Petro 249.4, 250.8, 244.8, 245.05
Hindalco 469.25, 474.1, 466.45, 470.65
Hindus.Zi 331.4, 341.4, 331.4, 338.3
Hleglas 670.45, 670.45, 637.2, 642.7
Homefirst 742.35, 742.35, 722.2, 724.6
Honeywell 39986, 40500, 39900.1, 40249.2
Hscl 96.15, 98.35, 95.05, 95.7
Hudco 52.05, 52.9, 51.55, 51.95
Ibul Hsg Fin 142, 143.8, 141.05, 142.15
Icici Bank 875, 878.6, 862.3, 873.8
Icici500 25.81, 26.19, 25.81, 25.94
Icicib22 57.27, 57.98, 56.54, 57.9
Icicigi 1280.15, 1286.6, 1246.4, 1260.1
Icicipruli 471.6, 476.4, 463.3, 466.55
Icicisensx 662, 671.02, 662, 665.8
Idbi Bank L 61.55, 62, 58.2, 58.8
Idea 7.78, 7.85, 7.35, 7.45
Idfc 83.15, 84.5, 83, 84.25
Idfcfirstb 59.85, 60.4, 59.4, 59.7
Idfsensexe 635, 642, 635, 637.55
Iex 140.3, 142.45, 140.3, 141.35
Ifb Ind.Ltd. 935.5, 935.5, 911.1, 914
Ifci Ltd 14.05, 14.38, 13.9, 14.04
Iifl 458.65, 477.5, 458.65, 473.35
Iiflwam 1781.85, 1795.6, 1770.7, 1783.45
Ind.Glycols 769.85, 769.85, 750, 754.1
Indbul Real 78.2, 79.05, 76.75, 77.2
India Cem. 219.95, 221.85, 217.1, 219.75
Indiamart 4370, 4380.55, 4307.8, 4343.85
Indian Bank 298.95, 300, 292.25, 296.85
Indian Hotel 310.45, 315.6, 310.45, 315
Indian Oil 81, 81, 79.7, 80.1
Indian Over. 31.3, 31.4, 30.7, 30.85
Indigo 2022, 2037, 2006.95, 2024.55
Indigopnts 1298.55, 1310.5, 1280.4, 1284.15
Indo Count 135.8, 135.8, 132.95, 133.05
Indoco Rem 410, 411.95, 401.25, 406.55
Indusind Bnk 1188.05, 1223.15, 1188.05,
1218.85
Industower 188, 188.65, 184.65, 185.95
Infibeam 16.65, 16.65, 15.7, 15.85
Info Edge 3695.05, 3745, 3637.15, 3670.85
Infosys Ltd 1444, 1489.1, 1444, 1484.5
Ingersoll 2014.95, 2040.75, 1980, 1983
Inox Leisure 477, 493.45, 477, 490.1
Intellect 421.4, 445, 421.4, 440.05
Iol Chem Ph 366.95, 368.95, 360.35, 361.55
Ion Exchange 2802.05, 2898.5, 2795.25,
2815.15
Ipca Lab Ltd 856.5, 876.2, 854.2, 874.85
Ipl 242.05, 245.1, 240.95, 241.4
Irb Infra 305.9, 311.4, 303.3, 304.35
Ircon 59, 61.9, 58.8, 61.2
Irctc 638, 641.75, 636.5, 639.45
Irfc 33, 33.35, 32.4, 32.65
Isec 493.05, 501.85, 493.05, 499.3
Isgec 465.8, 470, 453.85, 457.35
Itc Ltd. 336.05, 341.15, 336.05, 338.05
Iti Ltd. 102.65, 104.25, 102.65, 103.25
J & K Bank 56, 57.5, 55.15, 56.95
J.B.Chemical 1965.7, 1966, 1922, 1930.45
Jai Corp Ltd 144.3, 149.05, 143.65, 146.45
Jain Irrig 32.05, 32.65, 31.8, 31.95
Jaipra 9.85, 9.98, 9.49, 9.75
Jamna Auto 104.35, 104.35, 102.7, 103.85
Jbm Auto 535, 548.05, 528.45, 533.65
Jchac 1136.55, 1154.5, 1119, 1131.05
Jindal Polyf 760, 768, 755, 757.35
Jindal Saw 112, 114.6, 111.55, 113.35
Jindal Ste 596, 607.45, 595.05, 601.75
Jindal World 460.2, 466.65, 447.05, 460.45
Jk Cement 2899.55, 2918, 2857.65, 2874.1
Jk Lakshmi 758.15, 775.15, 741.7, 749.15
Jk Paper 414.95, 418.05, 411, 414.1
Jk Tyre Ind 193.9, 194.2, 187.5, 188.65
Jm Financial 70.5, 72.25, 70.3, 70.95
Jppower 7.24, 7.39, 7.24, 7.32
Jsl 241.3, 244.1, 238.35, 239.95
Jslhisar 437, 453.9, 427.4, 449.4
Jsw Energy 284.95, 286.5, 279.25, 283.95
Jswsl 735.6, 746.25, 734.85, 742.45
Jubl Food 500.05, 503.45, 496, 499.55
Jublingrea 531.05, 540.3, 528, 530.3
Jublpharma 368.2, 368.2, 355.15, 360.35
Justdial 587.05, 598.75, 587.05, 594.45
Jyothylab 203.05, 205.5, 201.8, 203.25
K.P.R. Mill 512.65, 527.55, 512.65, 525.5
Kajaria Cer. 1152.05, 1173.75, 1143.55,
1159.7
Kalpa.Power 535.45, 554.65, 527.3, 530.4
Kalyankjil 124.45, 127.6, 123.65, 125.25
Kamaholding 12698.5, 12729, 12531.5,
12565.8
Kansai Nero 423.8, 426, 401, 402.9
Karnataka Bk 152.35, 154.9, 152.35, 152.75
Kaveri Seed 513.85, 523.1, 513, 515.8
Kec Intern 487.05, 518.75, 487.05, 514.5
Kei Indust. 1500.25, 1502.2, 1458.85, 1489.4
Kennametal 2242.3, 2247, 2215, 2232.8
Kims 1504.95, 1519, 1501, 1509.4
Kiocl 216.55, 221.9, 214.95, 216.05
Kiri Dyes 480.9, 481.9, 469.7, 471.15
Kirl.Ferrous 350, 357.15, 349.45, 354.4
Kirloil Eng 318.55, 318.55, 307.05, 309.75
Kirlosar Pn 546, 546, 529.25, 531.05
Kitex Garmen 190.95, 190.95, 187.5, 188
Knr Const 266.95, 267.65, 259.65, 263.85
Koltepatil 269.05, 269.05, 263.4, 268.2
Kotak Mah.Bk 1801, 1816, 1789, 1811.85
Kotak Sensex 64, 64.94, 63.88, 64
Kpittech 719, 754.75, 710.05, 715.1
Krbl Ltd. 386.5, 393, 382.3, 391.95
Ksb 1898.1, 1901.85, 1875.7, 1884.75
L.G.Balkrish 714.2, 719.1, 700.5, 701.05
Lalpathlab 2225, 2266, 2215.9, 2231.75
La-opala Rg 391.05, 403, 390.2, 392.1
Larsen & Tou 2096.4, 2126.7, 2096.4,
2119.85
Latentview 373, 377.3, 365.25, 372.45
Lauruslabs 373.85, 385.95, 373.85, 378.85
Laxmimach 12059.4, 12079.9, 11970.45,
12030.05
Lemontree 77.9, 79.7, 77.9, 79.5
Lic Hous.Fin 409.45, 410.35, 400.55, 402.25
Lici 713.1, 718.1, 708, 711.5
Licnetfsen 655, 658, 655, 658
Lindeindia 3383.05, 3453.55, 3376.4,
3434.15
Lloyds Met E 254.95, 257.5, 246.2, 250.25
Lloydsteel 16.55, 16.9, 16.3, 16.45
Lnt Fh 87.3, 92, 87.3, 91.4
Lodha 1052.05, 1067.4, 1041.3, 1052.2
Ltim 4220.05, 4329.55, 4220.05, 4291.5
Ltts 3642.05, 3727.65, 3642.05, 3683.35
Lupin Ltd. 743.95, 757, 742.05, 749.2
Lxchem 292.9, 295.95, 291.55, 292.2
M&m Finanser 235, 238.4, 234.35, 236.85
Mah & Mah 1267, 1313.3, 1267, 1310.4
Mah Holiday 263.2, 264.15, 258.15, 260.65
Mah.Scooter 4480.05, 4564.3, 4458.1,
4507.05
Mah.Seamless 322.6, 331.05, 318.65, 330.05
Mahindcie 345, 347.2, 340.9, 344.85
Mahindralife 367, 367, 358.05, 360.3
Mahlog 490.75, 501.4, 486.6, 492.65
Man Infra 73.95, 75, 73, 73.3
Manali Petro 80.8, 82, 80.75, 80.85
Manap Fin 119.65, 121.9, 118.75, 121.65
Manyavar 1292.05, 1327.85, 1292.05,
1313.5
Mapmyindia 1036.15, 1042.9, 1029.65,
1038.3
Maricoltd 512.2, 520.4, 512.2, 514.7
Marksans 58.85, 59.8, 58, 59.4
Marutisuzuk 8415, 8443.55, 8325.05,
8377.75
Masfin 816.05, 834.85, 804.95, 808.2
Mastek Ltd 1693.3, 1740, 1693.3, 1723
Maxhealth 435.1, 453, 435.1, 451.5
Mazdock 811, 826.55, 806, 809.15
Mcx Ltd 1470.85, 1470.85, 1428.4, 1438.2
Medplus 616.05, 628.6, 608.25, 621.4
Metrobrand 863.85, 891.95, 863.6, 887
Metropolis 1314.75, 1364, 1314.75, 1360.4
Mfl 1252.35, 1252.35, 1201.75, 1218.95
Mfsl 745.35, 749.75, 727.75, 740.05
Mgl 863, 872.7, 862.95, 869.05
Midhani 217.55, 222, 214.1, 215.7
Mindacorp 215.85, 223.6, 215, 219.75
Mineral&metl 35.6, 36.9, 35.6, 36.3
Mirza Inter 234.5, 235.85, 229, 230.35
Moil Ltd 167.9, 171, 166.2, 168.55
Mol 110.4, 110.4, 108, 108.4
Moldtkpack 974, 993.25, 974, 987
Morepen Lab. 34.7, 35.15, 32.65, 33.15
Motherson 76, 77.2, 75.85, 77
Motilalofs 712, 715.45, 706, 714.6
Mphasis Ltd 1981.35, 2028, 1981.35,
1998.85
Mrf Ltd. 93500, 93900, 92991.15, 93424.65
Mrpl 55.5, 56.3, 55.5, 55.9
Mstc 300.9, 300.9, 293.95, 295.15
Msumi 55.5, 56.1, 54.95, 55.6
Mtartech 1649.95, 1656.05, 1604, 1607.45
Muthoot Fin 1072.25, 1085.35, 1072.25,
1077.6
Nam-india 252.95, 252.95, 247.35, 250.4
Nat.Alum 82.05, 83.9, 82.05, 83.3
Natco Pharm 564, 564, 544.45, 551.45
National Fer 74.95, 76.5, 73.1, 73.7
National Std 4051.05, 4250, 3960.05, 4032.9
Nava 259.95, 259.95, 251, 252.35
Navin Fluori 3890, 3965, 3890, 3956.25
Nazara 576.55, 585.5, 572.25, 574.45
Nbcc 39.4, 39.4, 38.4, 39.05
Ncc 94.4, 95.4, 92.55, 93.45
Neogen 1254.6, 1254.6, 1243.45, 1247.95
Nesco Ltd 602, 614.9, 602, 607.4
Nestle (i) 19900.1, 20150, 19900.05,
20076.95
Newgen 362, 375.85, 362, 366.75
Nh 712.7, 722.05, 708.5, 719.85
Nhpc 39.65, 39.7, 39.15, 39.35
Niacl 128.55, 132.3, 128.3, 130.55
Niit Ltd. 306.7, 317.4, 306.7, 313.05
Nlcindia 83.45, 83.9, 82.75, 83.5
Nmdc Ltd 122.65, 124.45, 122.6, 123.55
Nocil Ltd 233.65, 233.95, 230.45, 231.05
Ntpc Ltd 169.55, 171, 169.4, 170.35
Ntwk Med Inv 65.7, 66.05, 64.4, 64.8
Nuvoco 366.05, 375.35, 366.05, 369
Nykaa 153.3, 154.5, 152.2, 153
Oberoi Real 857.9, 870.5, 854.35, 859.6
Oil India 208.8, 213.55, 208.8, 212
Olectra 502, 504.75, 493, 496.95
Ongc Corpn 149.05, 150.1, 147.85, 148.2
Onmobile 96.5, 99.8, 95.8, 97.4
Optiemus 306, 309.75, 297.3, 300.3
Oracle Fin 3007.35, 3031.45, 2992.2,
3006.65
Orient Cem 137.75, 140.25, 133.8, 135.55
Orientelec 255.75, 265.75, 255.75, 264.2
Page Industr 42000, 42000, 41101.95,
41371.95
Paras 589.05, 593.35, 584.1, 586.05
Paushakltd 7888, 7899, 7730.6, 7786.35
Paytm 566.2, 574, 562.05, 563.65
Pcbl 126.15, 127.55, 126.15, 126.9
Pel 802, 811.75, 798.9, 808.55
Persistent 3895, 4001.75, 3886.75, 3993.3
Petronet Lng 220.95, 220.95, 217.1, 219.35
Pfizer Ltd. 4332.5, 4348.9, 4320, 4328.45
Pg Electro 1165, 1165, 1130, 1153.65
Pghl 4007, 4026, 3981, 4004.5
Phoenix Mill 1402.55, 1442.65, 1402.55,
1439.1
Pi Indus.Ltd 3322.35, 3333, 3292.35, 3321.6
Pidilite 2537.85, 2558.6, 2527.55, 2552.85
Pnbhousing 559.75, 579, 546.45, 568.8
Pncinfra 323.5, 332.6, 312.7, 314.05
Policybzr 460.15, 471.95, 460.15, 466.8
Poly Medicur 910.9, 934.8, 909.4, 925.25
Polycab 2672.75, 2672.75, 2616.4, 2653.25
Polyplex 1526.05, 1557.4, 1517.05, 1541.65
Poonawalla 292, 296.25, 289.6, 292.35
Power Finan 159, 161.9, 157.9, 159.55
Power Grid 209, 211.9, 204.45, 209.1
Powerindia 3295.05, 3330, 3279.05, 3317.1
Praj Ind.Ltd 369.1, 372.2, 354.5, 356.7
Prestige 471.05, 473.5, 458.05, 460.6
Pricolltd 193, 193.05, 187.55, 189.3
Princepipe 600, 605.1, 593, 599.2
Priviscl 1147.45, 1153.55, 1109.2, 1120.8
Procter &gam 13970.15, 14086.5, 13970.15,
14065.55
Prsmjohnsn 107.85, 108.45, 105.65, 107.65
Pspproject 746.05, 774.25, 746.05, 768.6
Ptcil 2659, 2659, 2580.95, 2599.8
Pun.Alkali 81.9, 82.5, 79.6, 80.75
Punjab Natio 56.95, 57.7, 56.8, 57.1
Pvr Ltd 1653.95, 1680.5, 1630, 1662.8
Quess 410.45, 410.45, 401.15, 403.45
Radicokhait 1066, 1070, 1051, 1067.2
Railtel 126, 128.25, 126, 126.55
Rain 173.05, 176.55, 173.05, 174.45
Raj Glo Wir 897.25, 897.25, 872, 874.2
Rajesh Expo. 794.9, 833.95, 777.25, 823.3
Rallis India 241.8, 245.2, 236.85, 240.65
Ramcocem 715, 724, 708.35, 713.15
Rashtr.Chem. 131.25, 133.8, 129.3, 130.1
Rategain 303.4, 309.7, 299.35, 306.95
Ratnamni Met 2047.75, 2047.75, 1993,
1996.45
Raymond 1456.05, 1480.5, 1416, 1433.7
Rba 110.25, 112.35, 110.25, 111.65
Rblbank 182.8, 187.3, 182.8, 185.95
Recltd 125.25, 126.3, 124.4, 125.5
Redington 183.7, 189, 183.25, 185.5
Rel Indl Inf 915, 948.8, 914.5, 935.2
Rel Infra 132.15, 135.8, 131.65, 135.05
Relaxo Foot. 895, 907, 885, 888.5
Reliance 2543.7, 2601.8, 2539.1, 2596.55
Religare Ent 179.75, 179.75, 174.5, 176.45
Renuka Sugar 56.3, 56.6, 54.4, 54.9
Rhim 868.9, 869, 841.65, 847.15
Rites 340.25, 340.25, 333.8, 334.8
Rk Forgings 249.9, 258.9, 249.35, 258
Rolexrings 1781.4, 1824.9, 1773.65, 1808.45
Rossari 741.9, 741.9, 713.6, 715.15
Route 1219.75, 1219.75, 1187, 1191.9
Rpower 14.62, 14.76, 14.4, 14.55
Rtnindia 43.15, 43.35, 42.4, 42.75
Rtnpower 3.94, 3.98, 3.92, 3.95
Rupa & Co 286.95, 286.95, 280.05, 280.85
Rvnl 73.75, 74.25, 71.75, 72.05
Sanduma 850, 859.95, 835, 845.35
Sanofi 5724.5, 5749, 5633.05, 5649.2
Sansera 748.05, 781.45, 748.05, 765
Sapphire 1348, 1350.7, 1324.1, 1342.35
Sarda Enmin 1096.2, 1125.75, 1085.15,
1091.45
Saregama (i) 384.45, 384.45, 367.15, 376.2
Sbicard 776.15, 783.05, 768.9, 781.95
Sbilife 1271.75, 1313, 1271.75, 1307.25
Sbisensex 647.98, 649.9, 642, 648.34
Schaeffler 2706.45, 2706.45, 2666, 2682.85
Schneider 178.7, 182.4, 176.2, 178
Sensexbees 664.67, 669.3, 662.01, 667.18
Sequent 86.05, 87.4, 85.55, 85.75
Setfbse100 194, 196.25, 194, 195.97
Setfsn50 513, 513.15, 508, 510.85
Sfl 1248.25, 1265, 1248.25, 1262.5
Shardacrop 490.2, 502.15, 485.9, 490.8
Shilpa Medic 273, 281, 272.1, 278.55
Shipp.Corpn 143.6, 144.85, 141.5, 144.4
Shopper Stop 712, 737.3, 705.3, 707.95
Shree Cement 23999.95, 24034.95,
23664.95, 23756.8
Shriram Tran 1290.55, 1325, 1290.55,
1318.2
Shyammetl 303.5, 309.95, 300.7, 301.7
Siemens Ltd. 2872.05, 2932, 2872.05,
2909.3
Sindhu Trade 20.6, 22.25, 20.5, 22.25
Sis 383.7, 385.2, 378, 379.05
Sisl 1191, 1230.1, 1191, 1199
Siyaram Silk 512.05, 527.4, 508.05, 513.45
Sjvn 34.75, 34.75, 34.1, 34.2
Skf India 4571.7, 4678.9, 4571.7, 4645.55
Snxt50bees 51.58, 51.58, 49.55, 49.96
Sobha 596.85, 599, 587, 592.4
Solar Ind 4494.95, 4494.95, 4360, 4381.4
Solara 435, 437, 429.45, 432.5
Sonacoms 417.85, 425, 416.5, 422.5
Sonata Soft. 582.05, 593.15, 579.4, 583.4
South Ind.Bk 19.4, 19.65, 18.7, 18.85
Spandana 578, 587.35, 554.45, 555.75
Spicejet Ltd 37.8, 38.15, 37.35, 37.45
Sportking 721.2, 730.5, 697, 701.1
Srf Limited 2240.05, 2255.45, 2215, 2236.95
St.Str.Wheel 163.85, 164.5, 158.75, 159.2
Star 360, 360, 348.3, 353.15
Starcement 114.9, 117.2, 114.7, 115.9
Starhealth 577.55, 596.5, 577.55, 589.3
State Bank 605.95, 609, 600.5, 607.85
Steel Auth. 86.7, 88.15, 86.7, 87.7
Steel Exch 14.35, 15.27, 14.35, 15.23
Ster Tech 172, 174.25, 169.25, 170.9
Stovekraft 559, 559, 520.5, 523.75
Subex Ltx 36, 37.25, 34.75, 35.05
Sudarsh.Chem 378.05, 380.3, 375.35,
378.35
Sumichem 496.95, 496.95, 478.75, 482.35
Sun Pharma. 1019.95, 1023.45, 1008,
1014.35
Sun Tvnet 477.05, 483.75, 477.05, 479.6
Sundar.Clay 4940.6, 4993.95, 4940.6,
4967.75
Sundaram Fas 986, 1011, 980.7, 1002
Sunpha Adv 209.05, 211.95, 208.5, 210.1
Sunteck Real 354.95, 358, 350.7, 356.5
Suprajit Eng 331.05, 338.35, 331.05, 336.15
Suprem Ind 2462.05, 2516.8, 2420.65,
2461.3
Supreme Pet 389.2, 399.75, 389.2, 397.2
Supriya 238, 238.9, 235.3, 236.6
Surya Roshni 551.35, 574.15, 551.35, 564.4
Suvenphar 494, 495.95, 491.7, 493.8
Suzlonenergy 10.34, 10.53, 10.18, 10.23
Suzlonpp 7.6, 7.84, 7.6, 7.68
Swan Eng 311.05, 326.3, 311.05, 319.15
Swsolar 268.85, 273, 268.2, 269.65
Sxetf 655, 663.75, 654, 661.94
Symphony 967.15, 996.15, 967.15, 990.15
Syngene 597.45, 602.9, 596, 600.95
Tanla 693, 711.75, 693, 701
Tarsons 687.25, 698.25, 685, 687.9
Tata Chem. 950, 960.75, 948, 958.2
Tata Coffee 219, 220.15, 218.15, 219.7
Tata Comm 1337.05, 1353.85, 1328.4,
1348.85
Tata Elxsi 6270.1, 6320, 6210, 6225.95
Tata Invest. 2135.2, 2143.75, 2103.5, 2125.8
Tata Metalik 824.9, 837.4, 820.05, 827.15
Tata Motors 386, 392.5, 384.85, 389.4
Tata Power 206.15, 207.2, 205.2, 206.15
Tata Steel 116.8, 118.15, 116.6, 117.5
Tata Teleser 88.3, 88.8, 85.95, 86.55
Tataconsum 762.05, 768.8, 761.2, 767.05
Tatamtrtdvr 206.1, 210.45, 206.1, 209.65
Tatastllp 700, 706.45, 699.4, 703.85
Tatva 2139.95, 2139.95, 2087.35, 2122.75
Tciexp 1811.95, 1823.9, 1799, 1810.2
Tcnsbrands 519.05, 524.2, 510, 514.25
Tcs Ltd. 3243.9, 3327.8, 3215.3, 3319.7
Teamlease 2468.85, 2516, 2468.15, 2501
Tech Mah 993.2, 1020.5, 993.2, 1015.35
Technoe 363.8, 377.2, 363.8, 369.85
Tega 580.05, 589.7, 570, 574.05
Tejasnet 584, 608.85, 584, 604.5
Texmaco Rail 57.05, 59.25, 57.05, 58.2
Thermax 1968, 1980, 1920.4, 1962.75
Thirumalai 205.75, 208.3, 204.85, 206.25
Thomas Cook 71.05, 74.5, 71.05, 73.95
Thyrocare 585.05, 593.85, 570, 572.05
Tiindia 2712.25, 2761.75, 2711.2, 2732.6
Time Techno 93.7, 94.25, 92.2, 92.4
Timken (i) 3188.5, 3188.5, 2973.8, 2984.9
Tinplate 348.05, 349.95, 345, 346.65
Titan 2539, 2539, 2470.7, 2483.2
Tornt Power 488.25, 488.25, 481.65, 486.85
Torrent Phar 1541.05, 1571.7, 1541.05,
1562.3
Transport Co 606.2, 616.4, 601.3, 603.1
Trent Ltd. 1250.8, 1254.75, 1213.45, 1220.05
Trident 33.75, 34.4, 33.25, 33.65
Triveni Engg 286.05, 287, 282, 282.6
Triveniturb 254.05, 260.2, 254.05, 259.15
Ttk Prestige 820, 820, 793, 794.75
Tv18brdcst 36.85, 37.35, 36.8, 36.9
Tvs Motor L 1030, 1034.85, 1019, 1021.4
Ucobank 31.7, 31.85, 30.7, 31
Uflex Ltd 561.35, 566.9, 556.2, 557.6
Ujjivan 264.85, 275.05, 262.6, 274.25
Ujjivansfb 29.35, 29.95, 29.15, 29.65
Ultratech Cm 7001.05, 7061.35, 7001,
7036.4
Union Bank L 81.15, 82.6, 80.65, 81.05
Unitd Spr 857.65, 866.6, 857.65, 863.15
United Brewa 1689.95, 1689.95, 1645.65,
1663.55
Unominda 533.4, 541.6, 529.8, 535.15
Upl 722.6, 735.9, 722.6, 734.05
Usha Mart.Lt 180, 182.85, 178.25, 181.2
Utiamc 820.1, 839.55, 811.85, 818.1
Utisensetf 625.3, 647.89, 625.3, 643
Utisxn50 52, 52, 50.95, 51
V Guard Ind 258.05, 261.8, 258, 258.6
Vaibhavgbl 302.95, 303, 299.6, 302.15
Vakrangee 28.1, 28.1, 27.1, 27.25
Valiantorg 564.05, 578.2, 563.95, 568.95
Vardh Text 309.75, 321.75, 305, 309.25
Varroc 296.35, 296.35, 286.1, 288.4
Vbl 1308, 1323.8, 1296.4, 1307.95
Vedl 312, 316.85, 312, 315.45
Venkey’s (i) 1900.05, 1915.15, 1876, 1887.7
Vijaya 391.05, 397.85, 385.5, 394.15
Vinati Org. 2020.15, 2032.9, 2014.15, 2029.7
Vip Indus. 680, 695.45, 678.9, 691.95
Vmart 2904.95, 2928.4, 2859.95, 2896.5
Voltas Ltd 824.95, 824.95, 814.35, 820.5
Vrllog 541.55, 544.4, 535.5, 539.3
Vst Indus. 3256.8, 3268.25, 3195.15,
3201.65
Wardinmobi 63.5, 64.95, 63.1, 63.5
Welcorp 220.4, 224, 219.5, 220.8
Welspun (i) 73.35, 73.35, 71.95, 72.35
West Coas Pa 559.35, 560.5, 540.4, 544.3
Westlife 771, 776.3, 755.9, 763
Whirlpool 1514.95, 1514.95, 1486.05,
1492.7
Wipro Ltd. 385.5, 392.6, 385, 391.7
Wockhardt 229.9, 232.7, 229.25, 231.3
Yasho 1580, 1590, 1562.2, 1577.55
Yes Bank 21.35, 21.5, 21.05, 21.2
Zee Enter 240.7, 240.7, 235.7, 236.8
Zensar Tech. 211.55, 212.9, 206.95, 208.15
Zfcvindia 9120.1, 9301.3, 9054.8, 9281.25
Zomato 55.75, 57.2, 55.65, 56
Zydus Well 1500, 1525.75, 1500, 1505.7
Zyduslife 433, 445, 432.75, 443.2
OTHER GROUPS
20 Microns 90, 93.45, 90, 90.75
21st Cen.Mgm 22.15, 22.75, 22.15, 22.45
3i Infotech 41.75, 41.75, 41, 41.1
3pland 26.9, 27.7, 26.25, 27.7
5paisa 334, 334, 313, 316.15
63moons 163.95, 171, 163.75, 168.05
7nr 1.01, 1.01, 0.95, 0.95
7seas 17.9, 17.9, 17.1, 17.8
A Banas Fin. 16.1, 16.5, 16, 16.1
A.K.Capital 567.15, 567.15, 505, 526.6
A.Sarabhai 27.75, 27.75, 26.5, 26.85
A2zinfra 9.7, 10.75, 9.7, 10.15
Aaatech 65, 65.5, 62.7, 63.8
Aadi Indus L 4.4, 4.4, 3.65, 3.65
Aail 70.8, 71.9, 68.55, 69.95
Aal 349.75, 349.75, 315.05, 318.05
Aanandalak 8.34, 10.6, 8.34, 9.5
Aanchalisp 18.45, 18.8, 18.2, 18.55
Aarey Drugs 39.9, 39.9, 38.3, 38.65
Aarnav 44.3, 45, 43.15, 43.45
Aartech 68, 68, 67, 67.35
Aartisurf 642.1, 647.8, 624.4, 645
Aarvee Denim 28.9, 28.9, 24.5, 25.1
Aashka 67, 69, 67, 68.05
Aastafin 16.55, 16.55, 15, 15.92
Aayush 24.3, 24.3, 24.3, 24.3
Aban Offsho 48.5, 48.8, 48, 48.45
Abansent 152.8, 152.8, 145.2, 145.2
Abateas 15.27, 15.27, 15.27, 15.27
Abc Gas Int 61.6, 61.6, 57.15, 60.45
Abc India 86, 88.6, 84.1, 84.45
Abhifin 35.15, 35.25, 35.15, 35.25
Abhiinfra 5.35, 5.35, 5.35, 5.35
Abhinav Cap 89.45, 89.45, 84, 88
Abirami Fin. 19.69, 19.69, 19.69, 19.69
Abm Knowledg 104.9, 114.05, 99.15, 111.55
Abml 60.6, 60.9, 59.05, 60.45
Abslbanetf 42.32, 43.12, 42.32, 42.77
Abslnn50et 42.25, 43.4, 42.25, 43.27
Abvl 99.75, 99.75, 92.05, 99
Accel 16.1, 16.1, 15.2, 15.6
Accelya 1425.95, 1438, 1413.3, 1421.3
Ace Software 17.15, 18.25, 17.15, 18.25
Aceengitec 14.98, 14.98, 14.98, 14.98
Acemen 69, 72.35, 67, 71.25
Aci 556.25, 577.1, 556.25, 562.3
Aci Infocom 0.99, 0.99, 0.94, 0.96
Acknit Ind 158.8, 158.9, 155.1, 156.95
Acme 20.5, 20.5, 18.65, 20.15
Acml 67.5, 67.5, 67.5, 67.5
Acrow India 805, 819.95, 793.15, 805.6
Active 38.2, 39.6, 38.1, 38.85
Adarsh Plant 18.35, 18.95, 17.6, 17.95
Adcindia 549, 549, 502.25, 518.2
Adcon 3.6, 3.6, 3.6, 3.6
Addi Ind. 42.3, 42.3, 38.6, 40.05
Adf Foods Lt 703, 758.7, 703, 750.7
Adhinath Tex 30.55, 30.55, 29.25, 29.55
Adinath Exim 18.4, 18.4, 18.4, 18.4
Adishakti 8.79, 8.79, 8.79, 8.79
Aditya Ispat 9.7, 10.47, 9.7, 10.47
Aditya Spin. 22, 22.5, 21.8, 21.9
Adl 64.25, 64.25, 60, 62.45
Adline 5.3, 5.3, 5.3, 5.3
Ad-manum Fin 48.85, 51.4, 48.85, 51.4
Ador Fontech 81.9, 81.9, 80.35, 80.9
Ador Multi. 70, 70, 64.5, 67
Adorwelding 841.9, 842.35, 828.15, 831.05
Adroitinfo 22.5, 22.95, 21.85, 22.7
Adv Lifesty 60.1, 60.15, 59.9, 60.15
Advait 385, 418, 371.05, 396.9
Advani Hotel 81.4, 81.4, 80.3, 80.3
Advikca 3.9, 3.91, 3.51, 3.75
Ael 47.5, 48.9, 47, 47
Aepl 74, 74.95, 72.15, 74.7
Aether 850.05, 913, 850.05, 881.55
Afel 19.25, 19.55, 18.05, 18.65
Affordable 253.95, 260.8, 250, 260
Agar Ind Cor 599.95, 599.95, 579.65, 581.4
Agarwal 6.8, 6.8, 6.8, 6.8
Agiil 510, 510, 490, 495.35
Agio Paper 5.39, 5.4, 5.25, 5.25
Agol 57.5, 58.8, 53.2, 53.8
Agri Tech 104.45, 106, 101.85, 102.15
Agro Tech Fo 838.55, 838.55, 810.6, 812.2
Agstra 68.25, 69.25, 67, 67.2
Ahl 180.25, 187.6, 180.25, 184.6
Ahluwalia Co 518.4, 525, 511.1, 516.7
Ahmed.Steel 18.5, 18.5, 17.5, 17.5
Ai Champdny 25.1, 25.1, 24, 24
Aiil 210.6, 219.9, 210.6, 214.8
Aimco Pesti. 169.9, 169.9, 161.55, 161.9
Aiml 37.45, 37.45, 34.35, 35.15
Ainfra 22.3, 22.5, 21.45, 21.85
Aishwarya 4.74, 4.74, 4.52, 4.74
Ajanta Soya 35.55, 35.9, 35.25, 35.75
Ajcon Global 35.45, 35.45, 32.75, 32.75
Ajel 7.9, 8.42, 7.77, 8.42
Ajil 17.3, 17.3, 17.3, 17.3
Ajmera 304.95, 327.9, 304.95, 319.05
Ajrinfra 1.39, 1.43, 1.39, 1.41
Akashdeep 91.9, 92.3, 87.95, 91.8
Aki 94, 102.5, 94, 102.5
Aksh Optifib 10.85, 11.28, 10.8, 10.95
Akshar 53.55, 53.55, 53.55, 53.55
Aksharchem I 285.05, 285.05, 274.05,
275.85
Akspintex 89.7, 89.7, 70.4, 84.75
Alan Scott 54.75, 54.75, 51.45, 53.6
Alankit 10.77, 10.89, 10.5, 10.59
Albert David 597.95, 597.95, 566.75, 572.05
Alch Corp 9.8, 10.32, 9.8, 10.32
Alembic Ltd. 71.6, 71.7, 70.25, 70.65
Alexander 17.7, 17.7, 16.5, 17.45
Alfa Ica (i) 40.35, 40.35, 38.35, 38.35
Alfa Transfo 12.94, 13.58, 12.3, 13.55
Alfavison.Ov 13.35, 13.35, 12.39, 12.62
Alfl 1.9, 1.99, 1.9, 1.92
Alfred Herb 699.45, 699.45, 699.45, 699.45
Alicon 938, 945.6, 934.25, 938.5
Alkali 169, 172.5, 158, 159.6
Allied Digit 92.75, 93.95, 91.65, 93.4
Allsec Tech 520, 525.65, 506.85, 523.25
Almondz Glo 70.25, 72.3, 69.95, 71.1
Alok Inds. 15.45, 15.7, 15.3, 15.35
Alpa Lab 62.55, 63.3, 60.1, 61
Alphageo (i) 277.9, 279.35, 270.1, 272.45
Alphalogic 37.6, 38, 37, 37.8
Alpine Hsg. 109.9, 109.9, 101, 104.2
Alps Inds. 2.3, 2.3, 2.19, 2.19
Alps Motor 0.59, 0.59, 0.57, 0.57
Alstone 2.44, 2.44, 2.44, 2.44
Alu Fluoride 308.15, 308.15, 295.55, 299.7
Amal Product 299.9, 299.9, 292.6, 293.45
Amalgamated 27.8, 27.8, 27.8, 27.8
Amarjothi Sp 189.25, 189.25, 182, 185
Amarsec 21.45, 21.45, 21.45, 21.45
Ambarpil 519.95, 519.95, 485, 499.95
Ambica Agar. 24.9, 26, 24.9, 25.5
Ambika Cotto 1592, 1592, 1505.1, 1515.6
Ambition 6, 6, 5.4, 5.4
Ambitious Pl 5.07, 5.07, 5.07, 5.07
Amboagri 36.25, 36.9, 35, 35.2
Amco India L 68.6, 71, 68.6, 69.8
Amd Indus 58.65, 60, 57.5, 58
Amerise 0.95, 0.96, 0.9, 0.92
Amforge Ind. 5.99, 6, 5.72, 5.93
Amines&plast 104, 104, 97.5, 98.05
Amintan 2.4, 2.4, 2.25, 2.29
Amit Intnl. 3.6, 3.6, 3.34, 3.6
Amjland 28.35, 30, 28.35, 29.35
Aml 19.25, 19.25, 19.25, 19.25
Amrapali Ind 14.15, 14.45, 13.62, 14.24
Amrawor Agri 0.9, 0.93, 0.9, 0.92
Amrutanjan 721.95, 721.95, 707, 709.9
Amtl 18.9, 18.9, 17.95, 18
Andhra Cemen 6.3, 6.6, 6.23, 6.26
Andhra Petro 74.3, 76.9, 74.3, 76.35
Andhra Sugar 130.65, 132, 128.5, 129.25
Andpaper 416.75, 419.05, 411.6, 412.15
Andrew Yule 26.7, 27.45, 26, 26.65
Aneri 4.83, 4.83, 4.44, 4.8
Ang 123.55, 123.55, 117, 117.65
Anik Inds 39, 44.35, 38.75, 42.65
Anjani Finl 6.09, 6.09, 5.95, 5.95
Anjani Portl 207, 207.3, 206.35, 206.85
Anjani Synt. 29, 29.4, 28.4, 29.1
Anjanifoods 30, 31, 29.05, 29.6
Anka India 25.8, 26.75, 25.5, 26.7
Ankit Metal 5.7, 5.84, 5.7, 5.72
Anmol 147.4, 147.4, 121.15, 144.6
Ans Ltd 9.6, 9.6, 9.6, 9.6
Ansal Build. 84, 86, 80.3, 83
Ansal Infras 14.7, 14.7, 14.7, 14.7
Ansalhsg 4.3, 4.38, 4.1, 4.18
Anubhav 11.25, 11.57, 11.1, 11.57
Anuh Pharma 91.75, 91.75, 90.05, 91.15
Anup 945.15, 947.15, 924.1, 930.65
Anupam 2.06, 2.09, 2.04, 2.05
Anuroop 34.5, 35, 34.3, 34.3
Apcl-re 5.57, 6.4, 4.35, 4.9
Apex 258.9, 258.9, 242, 245
Apil 36.2, 36.95, 33.5, 35.1
Aplab Ltd. 20.5, 20.5, 19.8, 20.35
Apm Indus. 57.15, 58.5, 57.15, 57.7
Apollo 336.15, 337.7, 313.2, 315.05
Apollo Fin I 518.4, 519, 505.15, 516.2
Apollopipes 518, 518.5, 505.55, 507.9
Apoorva 38.7, 39.45, 38.7, 38.7
Apt Pack 41.25, 41.25, 37.35, 41.2
Aptech Ltd 382.3, 384, 372.55, 373.65
Aqfintech 534.7, 534.7, 510, 513.5
Aravali Sec. 5.04, 5.1, 5.04, 5.04
Arcee Indust 6.86, 7.35, 6.65, 7.31
Arcfin 0.87, 0.87, 0.83, 0.86
Archana Soft 3.5, 3.5, 3.5, 3.5
Archidply In 70, 71.35, 68.45, 70.15
Archies Ltd 23.6, 24.6, 23.6, 24.05
Architorg 90.55, 95, 89.3, 93.7
Arfin 24.9, 25, 24.1, 24.85
Ari.Tourneso 44.15, 44.15, 44.15, 44.15
Aries Agro 213, 215.8, 209.15, 209.65
Arih Super 224.5, 231.8, 223.5, 224.45
Arihant Cap. 64.5, 69.3, 64.5, 66.65
Arihant Foun 36.35, 38.15, 36.2, 37.75
Arihant Sec. 10.36, 11, 10.36, 10.37
Arl 63.65, 63.65, 61.5, 61.5
Arman Fin 1435.05, 1450.9, 1429.85, 1446.6
Arnold Hold 21.9, 22.15, 20.2, 20.7
Aro Granite 51.55, 51.55, 49.4, 49.55
Arrowgreen 174.6, 177.5, 173.1, 173.85
Arshiya 9.06, 9.06, 8.7, 8.71
Arss Infra 23.55, 23.55, 23.55, 23.55
Artefact Pr 47, 47, 45.1, 46.05
Artemismed 74.6, 74.6, 72.25, 73.05
Artson Eng 79.3, 81, 78, 79.3
Arunahtel 13.65, 13.65, 12.62, 13.5
Arunis 30, 30, 27.85, 27.85
Arvsmart 319.75, 324.25, 310.6, 315.6
Aryaman Fin. 82, 82, 77.2, 80.4
Aryavan 15.5, 15.5, 15.5, 15.5
Asahi Song 251.1, 265.9, 251.1, 260.2
Ascensive 24.9, 28, 24.9, 26.7
Ashapura Ltd 92.55, 94.7, 92.55, 92.9
Ashiana Agro 8.03, 8.19, 8.03, 8.17
Ashiana Hou 145, 145.45, 139.8, 141.75
Ashiana Isp. 44, 44, 43.3, 43.3
Ashikacr 37.7, 37.7, 34.8, 36.45
Ashima Ltd. 17.75, 18.05, 17.3, 17.5
Ashirwad Cap 5.82, 6, 5.73, 5.89
Ashirwad Stl 25, 25, 23.4, 23.4
Ashish Poly. 21.6, 22.75, 21.6, 22.7
Ashni 17.3, 18.2, 17.3, 17.3
Ashnoor Tex. 40, 41.25, 39.5, 41.25
Ashok-alco 74.5, 75.65, 73.05, 74.35
Ashram Onlin 4.95, 5.08, 4.7, 4.7
Asia Pack 31.55, 31.55, 31.55, 31.55
Asian Granit 48.8, 49.9, 48.55, 49
Asian Htl E 116.9, 116.9, 113.1, 113.85
Asian Petro 20.5, 22.3, 20.5, 21.5
Asian Star 780, 780, 769.95, 769.95
Asian Tea 13.82, 13.82, 13.33, 13.64
Asianene 71.8, 72.4, 70.75, 70.8
Asianhotnr 85.25, 85.25, 78.1, 80.9
Asiil 11.9, 12.4, 11.61, 11.75
Asit C Fin 124, 125, 120.9, 125
Asm Technolo 477.8, 477.8, 470.05, 472.2
Aspira 45.4, 45.4, 42.5, 43.8
Asrl 54.4, 55.55, 53.9, 54
Asso.Alcohol 428, 429.95, 424.5, 426.5
Astron 32.9, 32.9, 31.65, 31.95
Asyl 12, 12, 11.45, 11.86
Atharv Ent 2.65, 2.65, 2.65, 2.65
Athenaglo 65.5, 65.5, 60.05, 64.95
Atishay 33.5, 33.5, 31.8, 32.2
Atlanta 20.1, 20.1, 18.2, 19.1
Atul Auto 274.15, 280.7, 274.15, 278.05
Atv Projects 10.19, 10.2, 9.95, 9.96
Aurionpro So 374.8, 383, 366.35, 368
Auro Lab. 76.05, 76.05, 73.2, 74
Aurum 119.05, 119.95, 117.5, 118
Aurumpp 57.5, 59, 57.5, 57.8
Ausom Ent 74.5, 74.8, 69.85, 70
Austin Engg. 115.85, 123.8, 111.2, 119.65
Auto Axles 2001.05, 2152.3, 1994.95, 2135.7
Auto Cor.Goa 904.95, 910, 883, 900
Autoind 77.1, 81, 76.85, 79.85
Automotive S 355, 369.2, 355, 358.45
Avadhsugar 515, 519.65, 508.8, 512.25
Available Fi 157, 162, 155, 156.95
Avantel Ltd 405, 428.4, 405, 423.9
Aveer 211.2, 211.2, 211.2, 211.2
Avi 19, 19.25, 18.75, 19
Aviva Inds 28.5, 28.5, 28.5, 28.5
Avl 1525, 1525, 1471.25, 1502.4
Avonmore 72.7, 74.45, 71, 71.95
Avroind 154.05, 154.05, 143.85, 148.1
Avt Natural 107.15, 108.45, 106, 106.85
Awhcl 317, 317, 306.8, 307.9
Axel Polymer 47.8, 48.7, 44.55, 45.75
Axiscades 314.55, 319.8, 307.8, 314.1
Axisccgpg 15.35, 16.7, 15.35, 16.5
Axiscetf 76, 76.8, 76, 76.04
Axisgold 47.86, 48.29, 47.86, 48.14
Axishetf 81.2, 81.89, 81.2, 81.75
Axistecetf 294, 297.23, 294, 297.09
Axita 47.05, 49.15, 47.05, 47.8
Axtel Indus. 235, 238.95, 228.05, 231.05
Aymsyntex 74.95, 74.95, 71.5, 73.5
B Damoindus 57, 59.2, 55.85, 56.85
B.N.Rathi Se 40, 40, 38, 38.7
B2b Soft. 28.4, 28.4, 27.3, 27.3
Ba Pack 207, 209, 200, 202.55
Baba Arts 16, 17.1, 16, 16.95
Bafna Pharma 101.85, 104, 101, 101.3
Bag Fil Med 5.15, 5.17, 4.92, 4.92
Baidfin 20.6, 20.6, 19.35, 19.5
Bajaj Steel 898, 898, 870, 874.75
Bajajhcare 423.5, 435, 422.65, 424.7
Bal Pharma 88.6, 91.05, 88.6, 89.85
Balaji Tele. 45.9, 45.9, 44.6, 44.7
Balarpur Ind 1.1, 1.1, 1.06, 1.09
Balgopal 31.2, 31.2, 31.2, 31.2
Balkrishna 37, 38.2, 35.95, 36.7
Balmer La.In 375, 375, 368.85, 369.95
Balmer Lawri 131.35, 133, 128.75, 129.05
Baluforge 63.1, 64.5, 61, 61.85
Balurghat Te 14.5, 14.5, 13.15, 13.75
Bambino Agro 374, 374, 351.6, 363.85
Bampsl Secur 8.6, 9.98, 8.25, 8.4
Banaras Bead 83, 84.2, 80.9, 82.3
Banco Prod. 200.1, 202.5, 198.4, 199.5
Bandaram 69.5, 69.5, 69.5, 69.5
Bang 47.3, 50.55, 47.3, 49.4
Bankbees 428.55, 431.9, 427.44, 430.82
Bannari Aman 2792.9, 2808, 2788.25, 2808
Bannari Amma 53.35, 54.95, 52.75, 53.4
Bansal Roof 68.9, 68.9, 66, 67.75
Bansw.Syntex 123.75, 127.7, 122.4, 123.85
Barak Vall 26.05, 26.9, 26.05, 26.9
Baroda Extr. 3.14, 3.14, 2.94, 2.97
Baroda Rayon 310, 310, 289, 302.1
Basant Agro 22.2, 22.2, 21.6, 21.75
Batliboi Ltd 58.6, 58.6, 54.85, 56.5
Bazelinter 41.65, 41.65, 37.75, 37.85
Bbetf0432 1032.5, 1034.3, 1032.01, 1032.01
Bbox 138, 138.1, 134.5, 136.6
Bbtcl 246.75, 258.1, 244.95, 246.75
Bcc Fuba 28, 28, 26, 27.5
Bccl 42.45, 42.9, 42.45, 42.9
Bclenterpr 1.39, 1.39, 1.35, 1.36
Bclil 350, 370.65, 350, 370.65
Bconcepts 267.35, 278.3, 260, 266
Bcp Ltd 5.15, 5.15, 4.85, 4.91
Bcpl 45.7, 47.35, 44.9, 46.25
Bdh Indus. 154, 154, 150.25, 151.7
Beardsell 25.05, 26, 23.6, 25.55
Bectorfood 448.8, 454, 432, 434.55
Bedmutha In 57.9, 58.3, 57.3, 57.35
Beekay 439, 444, 430, 430.7
Beeyu Overse 2.31, 2.31, 2.12, 2.3
Bellacasa 142.7, 146.5, 137.15, 142.55
Bemco Hydrau 669.4, 669.4, 669.4, 669.4
Benares Hot 2845, 2845, 2795, 2822.3
Bengal Tea & 80.1, 83.4, 80.1, 80.95
Bervin Inv. 38.9, 38.95, 38.75, 38.75
Beryl Drugs 15, 15.87, 15, 15.24
Beryl Secur. 10.36, 10.36, 10.36, 10.36
Best E.Hotel 46.9, 51, 46.75, 48.3
Betex India 68.4, 68.4, 66, 66.05
Bf Invest 375, 378.15, 362, 366.1
Bf Utili 400, 403, 392.8, 397.7
Bflafl 20, 20, 19.25, 19.55
Bflygandhi 1547.4, 1580, 1539.7, 1542.75
Bgjl 16, 16.7, 16, 16.4
Bglobal 3.79, 3.79, 3.43, 3.64
Bgr Energy 59, 60.6, 59, 59.65
Bh.Immun&bio 30.05, 30.75, 29.75, 29.75
Bhagil 163, 164.5, 160.35, 162.25
Bhagira.Chem 1266.35, 1287.35, 1258.25,
1284
Bhagwati Oxy 70.8, 70.8, 70.8, 70.8
Bhagya Inl 46, 46, 45.95, 45.95
Bhandari Hos 6, 6, 5.5, 5.64
Bharat Bhush 28.4, 28.4, 26, 26.6
Bharat Bijle 2362.05, 2524.15, 2362.05,
2444.45
Bharat Gears 125.05, 146.3, 125, 146.3
Bharat Ra(ps 9604.9, 9720.85, 9488.85,
9504
Bharat Seats 101.9, 103.4, 99.8, 100
Bharatagri 1030.85, 1078.95, 1015.25,
1066.1
Bharatwire 102, 107, 102, 104.15
Bhartiya Int 212.9, 212.9, 207.1, 211
Bhaskar Agro 72.7, 75.95, 70.2, 74.5
Bhatia 30.45, 32.9, 30.45, 30.45
Bheema Cem 152, 152, 149, 150
Bhilwara Sp. 41.65, 43.95, 41.65, 42
Bhilwra Tec 16.15, 16.15, 15.15, 15.3
Bhoruka Alu. 0.37, 0.38, 0.37, 0.38
Bigbloc 142, 142, 134.85, 135.25
Bihar Sponge 11.3, 11.49, 10.5, 10.8
Bikaji 410.05, 415.4, 400.9, 405.9
Bilcare Ltd. 41.45, 45, 41.45, 41.9
Billwin 41, 41, 41, 41
Bimetal Bear 450, 478, 442.3, 472.35
Bindalagro 25.2, 25.5, 24.9, 25
Binny Ltd. 301.65, 310, 301.65, 307.8
Binny Mills 105, 105, 103, 103.95
Biofil Chem 56.5, 56.65, 55.05, 55.85
Biogen 0.85, 0.86, 0.79, 0.83
Biret 295.99, 297.2, 292.3, 294.59
Birla Pretec 40, 42.85, 40, 41.6
Birlacable 152.1, 160.65, 149.1, 151.8
Birlatyres 4.38, 4.38, 4.38, 4.38
Bkmindst 1.26, 1.26, 1.15, 1.2
Bkv Industrs 8.65, 8.89, 8.47, 8.85
Bl Kashyap 32.05, 32.6, 31.65, 32.2
Bl.Chip Tex 129.1, 135.65, 129.1, 133.85
Blackrose 167, 168.5, 165, 166.8
Blb Ltd. 36.45, 36.45, 32.85, 33.35
Blissgvs Ph 72.15, 72.15, 71.1, 71.6
Bloom Dekor 16.7, 16.7, 15.13, 15.2
Bloom Indust 23.05, 28.75, 22.5, 23.6
Bls Infote 3.15, 3.15, 2.97, 3
Blueclouds 13.6, 13.6, 12.46, 12.88
Bluecoast 5.69, 5.69, 5.69, 5.69
Bmw 35.6, 36.5, 34, 35.1
Bnaltd 295.05, 315.6, 283.25, 310
Bnl 74.05, 78.5, 74.05, 76.35
Bnr Udyog 32, 34.1, 31.5, 34.1
Bodal Chem 78.5, 79.65, 78, 78.45
Bodhtree 14.25, 16.65, 14, 15.24
Bom Dyeing 77.9, 78.25, 76.75, 77.55
Bom.Cycle 749.95, 787.95, 749.95, 771.9
Bom.Wire Rop 33, 34.7, 32.15, 32.25
Bomoxy-b1 11826.15, 12545, 11812.6, 11948
Bomtalkies 6.07, 6.07, 6.07, 6.07
Bonlon 81.9, 84, 79, 82.6
Bp Capital 5.97, 6.26, 5.96, 5.96
Bpl Ltd. 62, 63.2, 62, 63
Bplpharma 341, 341, 329, 339
Brady Morris 221.05, 238, 218, 229.75
Brahm Infra 30.7, 30.7, 28.5, 28.5
Brandbuckt 33, 34.75, 33, 33
Brawn Bio 19.5, 19.5, 18.45, 18.8
Bridge Secur 8.85, 8.85, 7.75, 8.8
Bright Bros. 166.1, 166.1, 161.4, 162.05
Brijlaxmi Le 4.44, 4.44, 4.14, 4.14
Brnl 38, 39.15, 37.55, 37.9
Bronze Infra 1.35, 1.35, 1.3, 1.3
Brooks Labs 105.25, 106.85, 105.2, 105.8
Bse Infra 4.54, 4.6, 4.41, 4.48
Bsl Ltd. 187, 198, 187, 188.45
Bslgoldetf 50.3, 50.99, 50.23, 50.66
Bslnifty 20.62, 20.73, 20.18, 20.28
Burnpur 5.75, 5.75, 5.45, 5.49
Byke Hosp 42.5, 47, 42.45, 46.15
C Elnet Tech. 211.8, 215.75, 203.5, 208.05
Calcom Visio 158.95, 158.95, 145, 150.05
Californ.Sof 19.8, 20.6, 19.8, 20.25
Cambridge 56.7, 57.25, 55.5, 55.5
Camex Ltd 28.5, 30.2, 28.5, 29.7
Camlinfine 159.1, 160.5, 153.15, 154.05
Campus 389.95, 393.5, 386.05, 388.65
Candour 50, 50, 48.7, 48.75
Canopyfin 53.8, 53.8, 53.8, 53.8
Cantabil 1207.95, 1226, 1207.95, 1225.25
Capacite 161.9, 166, 160.35, 162
Capfin 12.12, 12.12, 12.12, 12.12
Capital Trus 80, 81.1, 78.05, 81.1
Capricorn 11.5, 11.5, 10.93, 10.93
Caprihans 127.4, 129.35, 126.1, 127.1
Caprola.Chem 77.9, 78, 70.7, 70.7
Captain Poly 17.2, 18, 17, 17
Careerp 134.9, 136.1, 133.75, 134.1
Carerating 613.65, 618.55, 595, 613
Cargosol 62.9, 63, 60.05, 60.35
Cargotrans 126, 126, 113.5, 113.5
Carnation In 5.14, 5.14, 5.14, 5.14
Caspian 17.44, 17.44, 17.44, 17.44
Catvision 12.25, 12.25, 11.76, 12.23
Cchhl 7.2, 7.7, 7.2, 7.65
Ccl Inter 17.3, 18.85, 16.85, 16.85
Cdg 15.8, 15.8, 15.8, 15.8
Ceejay Finan 130.9, 130.9, 120.9, 121.05
Ceeta Ind. 27.8, 28.75, 26.3, 26.3
Ceinsystech 156.85, 156.85, 150, 156.75
Celebrityfas 18, 18.25, 16.55, 17.25
Cella 10.29, 10.29, 9.78, 10.04
Cenlub Indus 132.8, 137.5, 132.8, 134.35
Centenial Su 65.1, 65.1, 59.1, 59.1
Centrum Cap 24.3, 24.4, 23.8, 24.1
Centum Elec 730, 730, 700, 704.8
Century Enka 418.85, 422.45, 418.05, 418.95
Century Ext 9.96, 10.22, 9.83, 9.9
Cerebra Inte 13.57, 13.75, 13.3, 13.4
Cfel 275.8, 275.8, 255.2, 274.6
Cfl 7.16, 7.16, 7.16, 7.16
Cg-vak Softw 337.05, 402, 337.05, 352.1
Chamanlal Se 131.05, 134, 130, 130.6
Chambal Brew 3.53, 3.53, 3.4, 3.4
Chandnimach 22, 24.5, 22, 22.1
Chandra Prab 30.2, 30.9, 29.5, 30.6
Chandrima 5.82, 6.23, 5.66, 6.23
Charterlogis 5.27, 5.27, 5.05, 5.12
Chdchem 6.56, 7.25, 6.56, 7.25
Chembond Chm 243.5, 252.45, 241.85,
248.6
Chemcon 288.95, 289.3, 283.35, 284.8
Chemcrux 370, 374, 365, 367.6
Chemfabalka 265.1, 282.5, 265.1, 279.35
Chemo Pharma 34.8, 36.6, 34.8, 36.6
Chemtech Ind 16.95, 16.95, 15.55, 15.6
Chenferro 180.95, 184, 175.45, 179.75
Cheviot Co. 1183.35, 1183.35, 1160.05,
1164.15
Choice Int. 256.5, 256.75, 247.8, 252.25
Choksi Imag 46.5, 47, 45, 46.95
Choksi Labor 40.5, 40.5, 38.5, 39.9
Chordia Food 72.55, 74.85, 68, 69.45
Chothani 16.4, 16.5, 15.35, 16.45
Chowgule St 13.17, 13.17, 12.25, 13.11
Cianagro 51.5, 51.5, 48, 50.2
Cifl 103.45, 103.45, 97.75, 101.3
Cigniti Tech 561.5, 564.25, 551, 557.3
Cil 32.7, 34.3, 31.1, 31.1
Cil Nova 23.85, 24.5, 23.85, 24.5
Cil Securits 32.45, 32.45, 25.7, 30.5
Cindrella Fi 12.12, 12.12, 12.1, 12.1
Cindrella Ht 36.75, 36.75, 35.5, 36
Cineline 102, 109.8, 102, 106.45
Cinevista 12.19, 12.19, 11.6, 11.82
Cistro Tele. 0.47, 0.49, 0.45, 0.49
Citadel 24.15, 24.15, 22.1, 22.4
Citi Port Fn 14.65, 14.75, 14.65, 14.65
Cityonline 5.95, 6.11, 5.85, 6.1
Cj Gelatin 31.85, 32, 29.1, 32
Clara 228.65, 228.65, 228.65, 228.65
Clari Chem 361.85, 361.85, 355, 356.25
Cleducate 68.2, 70, 66.65, 67.25
Clio Infotec 7.07, 7.07, 7.07, 7.07
Cllimited 5.22, 5.48, 5.22, 5.48
Cmi Ltd. 21.95, 22.8, 20.55, 21.25
Cmm Hospital 23.4, 23.4, 22.75, 22.9
Cncrd 247.5, 251.55, 240, 240
Cni Res Ltd 2.7, 2.84, 2.7, 2.73
Coast Corp 235, 241.1, 231.1, 232.2
Coastal Road 36, 36, 36, 36
Coastpp 80.05, 85, 70.1, 71.85
Cochin Mala 120, 125.95, 115.05, 124.1
Cochin Min. 268, 273.5, 260.1, 273.5
Cockerill 1440, 1450, 1405.05, 1418.5
Colabcloud 53, 54.5, 52.9, 54.5
Colinz Labor 46.6, 46.6, 43.1, 45.9
Colorchips 9.45, 9.49, 8.85, 8.95
Com Fincap 80.95, 92.55, 80.95, 92.5
Comfort Com 21.45, 21.45, 19.45, 20.7
Comfort Inte 26, 28, 25, 26
Competent Au 231, 235.7, 231, 232.1
Compuage Inf 20.25, 20.95, 19.4, 20.1
Compucom Sof 20.2, 20.3, 19.6, 20.1
Computer Pnt 2.38, 2.39, 2.23, 2.38
Comsyn 110, 111.9, 107.2, 107.85
Conart Eng. 41.55, 41.55, 39.25, 39.9
Concord 35.95, 35.95, 32, 32.5
Confi Petro 77.35, 79.45, 77.35, 79.2
Confint 11.22, 11.22, 11.22, 11.22
Consol Const 1.55, 1.57, 1.45, 1.5
Cont.Chem 89.45, 89.75, 81.25, 89.75
Cont.Petro 41.5, 43.9, 41.5, 42.95
Containe 82.65, 91.2, 82.65, 88.2
Container 5.05, 5.05, 4.71, 5
Conti.Contrl 5.49, 5.49, 5.02, 5.4
Contil I Ltd 77, 79, 73.25, 76.85
Control Prnt 399.4, 409.9, 391, 393
Coral (i)fin 34.6, 39.3, 33.1, 37.4
Coral Lab. 323.1, 325, 321.05, 325
Coral Newspr 9.64, 10.48, 9.64, 10.17
Cords Cable 83.5, 85.4, 80.55, 80.95
Coro Engg 39.05, 42.1, 39, 41.45
Corpor Cour 6.3, 6.52, 6.3, 6.52
Cosco India 171.6, 173, 160.5, 172.65
Cosmo Ferr. 270.8, 270.8, 255.3, 261.1
Cosyn 21.75, 22, 19.45, 20.85
Country Cond 4.9, 5.05, 4.82, 5.04
Covidh 1.3, 1.3, 1.3, 1.3
Cpml 63.1, 63.15, 63, 63
Crane Infra 10.03, 10.49, 10.02, 10.02
Cranes Softw 3.79, 3.79, 3.61, 3.61
Cranex Ltd. 25.6, 26.85, 25.4, 25.9
Cravatex 427, 449, 410, 427.35
Creative 495.5, 497, 470.05, 480.3
Cressanda So 26.25, 27.45, 26.05, 27.45
Crest 195, 195, 189.6, 189.85
Crestchem Lt 66.7, 66.7, 60.4, 62.95
Croissance 9.68, 9.68, 9.05, 9.3
Csl 45.25, 45.75, 42.4, 44.15
Cslfinance 242.45, 249.8, 242.45, 249.15
Ctl 21.5, 22, 21, 21.25
Cubex Tubing 35.05, 36.05, 34.7, 35.5
Cubical Fin. 1.77, 1.79, 1.65, 1.73
Cupid Ltd 283.05, 286.65, 272.3, 273.15
Cybele Ind 18.9, 18.9, 18.9, 18.9
Cyber Media 17.75, 18.25, 17.1, 17.8
Cybertech 131.3, 132, 129.65, 129.7
D Generaagri 2.89, 2.89, 2.89, 2.89
D B Corp 132.5, 135.85, 129.05, 131.4
Dai-ichi Kar 402.95, 405, 390.5, 391.1
Daikaffil Ch 28, 28.6, 27.2, 28
Danlaw Tech. 235.05, 241.8, 235, 237.8
Danube 16.5, 16.55, 16.35, 16.55
Daps 34.7, 34.7, 34.25, 34.25
Darjeeling 3.46, 3.46, 3.46, 3.46
Darshanorna 3.61, 3.89, 3.61, 3.8
Datam Glob 282.95, 284.55, 276.45, 281.75
Daulat Sec. 25, 25, 23.5, 23.6
Davangere 74.85, 78.55, 71.15, 78.55
Db Int.St.Br 23.6, 23.6, 23.2, 23.2
Dbol 188.35, 193.55, 188.35, 191.45
Dci 139.2, 139.2, 127.1, 133.7
Dcm Financia 5.72, 5.72, 5.28, 5.29
Dcm Ltd. 81.4, 82.45, 80.8, 81.15
Dcm Shr.Ind 73, 79.05, 73, 76.75
Dcmnvl 166.75, 167.9, 163.9, 167.3
Dcw Ltd. 48.6, 49.75, 48.6, 49.15
Dcxindia 212.75, 215.55, 212.45, 213.05
Ddevplastik 98.75, 101.4, 93.5, 99.5
Ddil 144, 144.3, 143.65, 144.3
De Nora 774.3, 883.05, 774.3, 859.8
Decan Cement 498.7, 500.3, 492.25, 494.5
Deccan 39, 39, 36.55, 36.85
Deccan Bear. 37.9, 41.55, 37.9, 41.55
Deccan Polyp 5.98, 5.98, 5.98, 5.98
Deccangold 42.5, 44.1, 42, 42.8
Decipher 30.25, 30.85, 29.8, 29.9
Deep 144, 144, 137, 140.7
Deepak Spinn 245.05, 251.75, 245.05,
247.65
Deepenr 133, 133, 124.25, 125.55
Deepind 280, 286.05, 275.5, 281.9
Del 23.1, 25, 23.1, 25
Delphifx 362.1, 414, 362.1, 399
Delta 13.98, 13.98, 13.98, 13.98
Deltamagnt 78, 82, 72.2, 77.2
Delton Cable 84.8, 84.8, 75.35, 80.35
Den Network 34.7, 34.95, 34.5, 34.65
Denis Chem 96, 96, 93.65, 95.15
Desh Rakshak 5.2, 5.2, 5.2, 5.2
Devine Impe 7, 7, 6.55, 6.67
Devit 116.3, 128.35, 116.3, 127.95
Dfl 68, 71.05, 64.35, 71.05
Dfm Foods 450.3, 459.1, 450.3, 456.75
Dgcontent 17.8, 17.8, 16.1, 16.15
Dgl 3.14, 3.15, 3, 3
Dhabriya 135.9, 135.9, 128.05, 132.95
Dhampure Sgr 30.95, 30.95, 28.9, 29.8
Dhan Jeevan 13.3, 13.96, 13.3, 13.96
Dhan Roto Sp 76, 76, 74, 75.65
Dhanadacol 3.1, 3.1, 3.1, 3.1
Dhanalak.Bnk 20.5, 20.55, 20, 20.25
Dhanlxmi Fab 47.2, 49.95, 46.4, 47.75
Dharani Fin. 7.49, 7.49, 7.4, 7.4
Dharani Sug 11.35, 12.11, 11.35, 11.79
Dharmaj 193.05, 195.5, 184.65, 185.45
Dhenubuild 1.65, 1.65, 1.65, 1.65
Dhindia 62.4, 63.9, 60, 61.9
Dhoot I.Fin. 78.2, 78.5, 77.3, 78.05
Dhp India Lt 1050, 1064, 1022, 1025.2
Dhruv 56.25, 58.3, 56.15, 56.45
Dhruva Cap. 31.2, 31.2, 31.2, 31.2
Dhun Teaind 237.75, 238.45, 232.25, 233.3
Dhuninv 692.05, 708.35, 666, 672.8
Dhyaani 83.9, 83.9, 83.9, 83.9
Diamant 0.89, 0.89, 0.85, 0.87
Diamines&chm 450.25, 450.25, 433.25,
437.95
Diamondyd 832.05, 850.4, 832.05, 848.85
Diana Tea Co 29.85, 30.85, 29.25, 29.5
Dic India 383, 385.75, 378, 379.95
Digispice 27.45, 28, 26.9, 27.25
Digjamltd 118.7, 125, 118.7, 122
Diligent 10.19, 10.19, 9.7, 10.12
Disa India 8100, 8225, 8016.05, 8213.7
Ditco 19.4, 19.4, 19.4, 19.4
Divshkt 90, 91.75, 83.55, 85.05
Djml 152.3, 152.3, 148.95, 151.15
Dlink Ind 220, 220, 215.8, 217
Dmcc 296.15, 302.95, 292.9, 300.6
Dnamedia 3.3, 3.46, 3.24, 3.25
Dolatalgo 63, 64.45, 62.15, 63.85
Dolfin 126.75, 126.9, 124.35, 124.35
Dolphin Medi 1.83, 1.83, 1.74, 1.74
Donear Ind. 108.4, 115.9, 105.3, 113.05
Dpl 20.95, 20.95, 20.4, 20.4
Dr.Agar.Eye 1200, 1209.4, 1152, 1188.85
Dra 26.5, 26.5, 25.25, 25.25
Drcsystems 36.95, 40.7, 36.95, 36.95
Dreamfolks 385, 386.9, 380.8, 384.7
Dredging Cor 372.85, 375.15, 365.05, 369.55
Dronachrya 200.75, 200.75, 199, 200.75
Dspbanketf 42.1, 42.74, 42.1, 42.6
Dspn50etf 180, 183, 180, 182.5
Dspnewetf 208, 210.5, 208, 209.87
Dspq50etf 161.5, 163.1, 161.5, 162
Dspsilvetf 68, 69.35, 68, 69.25
Ducon 14.14, 14.85, 13.18, 13.94
Duke Offshor 9.4, 9.4, 8.93, 8.93
Duncaneng 369.05, 391.75, 369.05, 384.5
Duro Pack 80.8, 84.55, 78.15, 83
Duroply 147.45, 155.9, 147.4, 149
Dutron Poly. 133.95, 133.95, 130, 130
Dvl 237.9, 241.35, 235, 235.7
Dwl 26, 26.3, 26, 26.3
Dynacons Sys 380, 380, 361.8, 363.6
Dynamat.Tech 2407.6, 2442.7, 2400.05,
2438.9
Dynamic 221.8, 221.8, 205, 205.9
Dynamic Ind. 69.1, 70.25, 68.2, 70.2
Dynamic Port 33.55, 33.55, 33.45, 33.45
Dynavision 163.45, 163.45, 156.05, 156.05
Dynemic Pro 294.3, 297, 289.5, 293.3
E Gulshan Poly 248, 267.95, 248, 264.65
E.Com Infote 56.3, 56.3, 51, 56.3
Earum 2.89, 2.89, 2.7, 2.77
Easter Si(ps 3.75, 3.89, 3.66, 3.8
Eastern Tred 32.6, 35.55, 32.6, 34.2
Eastwest 5.85, 6.14, 5.63, 6.06
Easun 49.05, 49.05, 49.05, 49.05
Ebbetf0423 1209.67, 1212.9, 1206, 1210.63
Ebbetf0425 1098, 1099, 1082.1, 1098.99
Ebbetf0430 1231.1, 1235, 1231.1, 1234
Ebbetf0431 1107.96, 1107.96, 1107.93,
1107.93
Ebbetf0433 1003.26, 1003.26, 1003.26,
1003.26
Eco Board In 37.45, 37.45, 35.55, 36
Ecoplast Ltd 74.75, 74.75, 74.75, 74.75
Ecoreco 148.85, 153, 145.3, 152.25
Ecs 8, 8.39, 7.95, 7.95
Edsl 1.5, 1.51, 1.44, 1.51
Educomp Soln 2.3, 2.3, 2.25, 2.26
Edvenswa 83.5, 89.1, 82.5, 89
Efcil 430.35, 430.35, 430.35, 430.35
Eih Asso.Hot 420.6, 425.3, 414.9, 422.2
Eiko 65.25, 65.25, 60.05, 61.15
Eimco Elecon 384.9, 388.1, 380, 381.8
Ekam Leasing 7.03, 7.2, 7.03, 7.2
Ekansh 76.65, 76.65, 75.9, 76.65
Ekennis 165, 166, 165, 166
El Forge Ltd 8.62, 8.62, 8.62, 8.62
Eland 7.64, 7.64, 7.14, 7.31
Elantas 4240, 4290, 4231, 4231.8
Eldeco Hous. 578.55, 590.75, 576.5, 589.9
Elec.Casting 38.05, 39, 37.7, 38
Electrotherm 72, 72, 69.6, 70.25
Elegant Flor 7.89, 8.15, 7.71, 7.84
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Elegant Marb 124.8, 124.8, 116.55, 120.05
Elin 222.3, 227.8, 221.25, 222.75
Elixir 57, 58.9, 55.05, 56.15
Elpro Inter 66.65, 68.4, 65.5, 66.45
Emami Paper 148.15, 151, 147.8, 149.05
Emamireal 82.35, 82.55, 80.05, 80.8
Embassy 338.01, 341.2, 337.5, 338.1
Emerall 70, 70, 68.6, 68.6
Emil 82.6, 83.25, 81.65, 81.95
Emkay Glob F 73.1, 76.7, 73.1, 76
Emmbi 100.1, 101.1, 97.7, 97.85
Emmessar Bio 27.15, 27.15, 25.5, 25.65
Empire Ind. 675.95, 694, 673.25, 685.3
Emudhra 306.25, 308.95, 304.5, 305.4
Enbee Tradg. 47.25, 47.9, 44.9, 44.9
Encode 8.97, 8.97, 8.97, 8.97
Energy Dev. 19, 19.25, 18.35, 19
Enkei Wheel 569.85, 583.5, 562.1, 576.2
Ent Network 150.95, 150.95, 147.1, 147.25
Enterpr.Inte 20.6, 21, 20.6, 21
Envain Elect 72.65, 72.65, 72.65, 72.65
Epbio 200, 203, 194, 194
Epic Energy 7.6, 7.65, 7.6, 7.6
Equippp 57, 57.45, 52.5, 53.45
Eros Media 27.4, 28, 26.85, 27.35
Erp Soft Sys 107.65, 107.65, 107.65, 107.65
Esaar (i)ltd 6.96, 6.96, 6.96, 6.96
Escort Finan 7.5, 7.5, 7.5, 7.5
Eshamedia 5.2, 5.2, 5.2, 5.2
Essar Secu 4.9, 4.98, 4.65, 4.75
Essar Ship 9.9, 9.9, 9.4, 9.49
Essentia 6.35, 6.84, 6.35, 6.84
Ester Indus. 130.9, 131.75, 128.55, 128.95
Ethosltd 1015.85, 1073.35, 1004.55, 1013.25
Etil 9.35, 9.8, 9.17, 9.23
Ett Ltd 32.75, 33.65, 30.7, 33.65
Eureka Ind. 17.2, 17.2, 17.2, 17.2
Euro Ledar F 22.8, 22.8, 22.8, 22.8
Evans 329.5, 335, 325, 334.95
Everest Inds 775.75, 799.3, 770.35, 788.45
Everest Org. 131.75, 131.85, 122.1, 124.7
Everlon Syn. 31.3, 34.4, 31.3, 33.8
Evexia 1.58, 1.58, 1.52, 1.54
Evoq 14.15, 14.15, 14.15, 14.15
Excel 0.51, 0.53, 0.5, 0.53
Excel Indust 1175.4, 1177.8, 1149.35, 1154
Expleosol 1237.55, 1267.3, 1237.55, 1248
Expo Gas 11.49, 11.49, 11.08, 11.15
Exxaro 135.4, 140.5, 133.65, 138.75
Ey 23.45, 23.45, 23.45, 23.45
F Hittco Tools 13.7, 13.7, 13.16, 13.4
Fabino 30.05, 30.05, 30.05, 30.05
Facor Alloys 9.72, 10.2, 9.6, 9.69
Fairchemor 1251.7, 1279.9, 1220.2, 1237.4
Familycare 14.2, 14.35, 13.7, 13.95
Faze Three L 275.05, 284, 275, 281.95
Faze3auto 91.5, 91.5, 86, 89.85
Fconsumer 1.54, 1.54, 1.5, 1.51
Fcs Software 2.77, 2.8, 2.74, 2.76
Fed Mog Goe 307.8, 313, 307.8, 310.8
Fel 1.88, 1.97, 1.88, 1.88
Feldvr 8.11, 8.13, 7.5, 8.1
Fermenta 178.5, 178.5, 173.65, 174.05
Fert Che(ps 352.05, 364, 337.55, 340.35
Ferventsyn 14.1, 15.2, 14.1, 14.29
Fgp Ltd. 7.25, 7.25, 6.52, 7.05
Fiberwb In 36.2, 37.75, 36, 36.15
Fiem Inds 1689.65, 1691.3, 1670.1, 1673.85
Filat Fash 18.35, 18.85, 18.3, 18.35
Filtra 43.9, 43.9, 43.9, 43.9
Fineline Ci 57.5, 57.5, 53.65, 55
Finkurve 72, 78.6, 69.05, 74.65
Finopb 248.3, 274, 248.3, 267.45
Firstfin 5.22, 5.29, 5.22, 5.23
Fischer 111.55, 119.45, 111, 119.45
Fivestar 640.55, 646.4, 628.3, 635
Fivextrade 0.77, 0.82, 0.76, 0.79
Flex Foods 113.9, 129, 112.5, 123.6
Flexituff 29.15, 31.2, 29.15, 29.3
Flomic 120, 120, 112.1, 116.2
Fluidomat 235.4, 235.4, 224.75, 231.7
Fmnl 5.2, 5.53, 5.2, 5.21
Foods & Inns 130.55, 139, 130.55, 135
Forbes & Co 663, 663, 647.05, 658.3
Force Motr 1498.05, 1555, 1498.05, 1542.5
Fortis Mlr 58.5, 58.5, 56.45, 56.5
Fortune Int. 34.4, 34.4, 33.35, 33.4
Foseco India 1840.6, 1949, 1835.1, 1906.9
Fourth Gen. 3.95, 3.95, 3.95, 3.95
Franklin 16.25, 16.25, 16.25, 16.25
Fraser 8.79, 9.07, 8.45, 9.07
Fredun 1104, 1105, 1070, 1078.9
Freshtrop Fr 91.35, 97, 91.35, 96.1
Fretail 4.09, 4.09, 3.95, 4.09
Frontier Spr 459, 464, 455.05, 459.9
Frontl Corp 23.25, 23.25, 22, 22.5
Frution 40.85, 40.9, 38.05, 40.8
Fsc 25.45, 25.45, 25.45, 25.45
Fundviser 16.22, 16.22, 16.22, 16.22
Fusion 378.55, 404, 378.55, 392.55
Futlif Fas 9.97, 9.97, 9.97, 9.97
Futura Sec. 7.9, 8.42, 7.9, 8.42
G Idbigold 5095, 5175.75, 5095, 5141
G.G.Automati 31, 32.4, 31, 32.35
G.G.Dandekar 66, 66, 63.9, 65.55
G.M.Breweri 597.45, 615, 597.45, 603.85
G.S.Auto Int 15.6, 15.6, 15.15, 15.45
G.V.Films 0.62, 0.62, 0.61, 0.61
Gabriel(i) 187, 190, 186.05, 188
Gagan Gases 12.76, 13.2, 12.2, 12.2
Gagan Polyco 1.43, 1.5, 1.43, 1.5
Galactico 12.56, 12.9, 12.5, 12.5
Galada Tele. 2, 2.01, 1.83, 1.87
Galadafin 14.3, 14.69, 14.3, 14.64
Galaxy Bear. 1129.95, 1129.95, 1075,
1097.95
Gallantt 62.15, 64.2, 62.15, 63.2
Gallopent 21.8, 22, 20.75, 21
Gal-re 0.2, 0.21, 0.16, 0.17
Gandhi Sp.Tu 520, 536.7, 515.05, 520.7
Ganesh Benzo 137.05, 139.75, 137.05,
138.15
Ganesh Ecosp 884.35, 909.85, 884.35,
904.95
Ganesh Holdi 42.45, 42.45, 42.45, 42.45
Ganesh Hsg. 373.4, 386, 372.25, 378.45
Gangapapers 76, 79.9, 72, 76.4
Gangessec 118.9, 128.2, 118.9, 127
Gangotri Tex 0.78, 0.81, 0.78, 0.81
Garbifin 35, 35.25, 32.7, 33
Garg Furnace 79.1, 83.7, 77.45, 77.45
Gargi 135.8, 135.8, 135.8, 135.8
Garmntmntr 5.42, 5.67, 5.25, 5.48
Garnet Const 17.6, 18.55, 17.6, 18.2
Garnet Intl 54.9, 58.8, 53.05, 55.85
Garwa.Marine 9.75, 10.01, 9.75, 10.01
Garware Syn. 10.1, 10.59, 10.1, 10.54
Gayahws 0.89, 0.89, 0.85, 0.88
Gayatri Bio 10.1, 10.1, 9.52, 9.72
Gayatri Proj 8.5, 8.78, 8.37, 8.52
Gayatri Sugr 3.3, 3.57, 3.25, 3.31
Gbfl 7.9, 8.05, 7.7, 7.85
Gckl 16.75, 17.45, 16.35, 16.6
Gcm Secu 2.69, 2.69, 2.58, 2.61
Gee Ltd 75.5, 87.75, 74.7, 86.8
Geecee 154.1, 154.1, 146.2, 146.4
Geetanj 1.54, 1.6, 1.54, 1.6
Gem Spinners 4.41, 4.41, 4.41, 4.41
Gemstone Inv 0.98, 0.98, 0.93, 0.95
Gencon 34.9, 36.55, 34.3, 36
Genesys Int. 437.35, 437.55, 432, 432.65
Gennex Lab 6.32, 6.55, 6.26, 6.43
Genpharma 4.19, 4.19, 3.9, 4.03
Gensol 1033, 1042, 1012, 1022.5
Genuspaper 18.6, 18.75, 18.05, 18.15
Genusprime 11.79, 13.02, 11.79, 12.5
Geojitfsl 46.85, 47.7, 46.85, 47.2
Gepil 138.1, 140.65, 136, 136.3
Get&d 118.25, 118.95, 115.5, 118
Getalong 80, 81.55, 80, 81.55
Gfllimited 65.55, 66.4, 64.15, 64.8
Ggeng 1.35, 1.35, 1.31, 1.31
Ggl 21.35, 21.35, 21.35, 21.35
Gglpp 4.38, 4.38, 4.38, 4.38
Ggpl 12.56, 12.56, 12.56, 12.56
Gi Enginerg 7.12, 7.12, 7.12, 7.12
Gianlife 22.5, 24.4, 21.75, 24.25
Gic Housing 213.05, 222.6, 210, 219.7
Giladafins 16, 16, 16, 16
Gilla Arbut 75, 76.1, 74.5, 75.3
Gini Silk Mi 46.65, 47.6, 44.5, 46.45
Ginni Fil(ps 32.15, 32.9, 32.05, 32.5
Gitarenew 109, 109, 106.05, 107
Gkb Ophtha 131.5, 152.7, 128, 148
Gkp 20.1, 20.5, 19.5, 19.95
Glcl 32.9, 32.9, 29.8, 32.9
Glhrl 43.2, 46.95, 43.2, 46.95
Glittek Gran 2.66, 2.67, 2.66, 2.66
Global Cap. 33.15, 33.15, 30.4, 30.4
Global Offs 51.9, 51.9, 49.15, 49.5
Global Vect 54.6, 56, 54.55, 55.55
Globus Con 28.6, 28.6, 27.5, 28.1
Glosterltd 717.2, 730, 714, 718.5
Gmetcoal 23.5, 23.75, 23, 23
Gmpl 212.6, 212.6, 212.6, 212.6
Gmrp&ui 22.65, 22.65, 21.7, 21.9
Gna 717.05, 734.8, 716.25, 729.4
Gnrl 16.2, 16.4, 13.75, 15.7
Goa Carbon 574.7, 584, 559.1, 570.3
Goclcorp 352.3, 366, 352, 362.05
Godavari Dru 99.35, 100, 90.95, 96.2
Goenka Diam 1.32, 1.35, 1.29, 1.33
Gokak Texti 27.3, 27.3, 27.3, 27.3
Gokul Refoil 40.8, 43.25, 40.8, 40.9
Gokulagro 128.15, 131.4, 128.15, 130.1
Gold Line 0.7, 0.7, 0.66, 0.67
Goldbees 48.01, 48.2, 48, 48.14
Goldcoinhf 6.11, 6.7, 6.11, 6.63
Golden Carpe 8.7, 8.7, 8.7, 8.7
Golden Lamin 1147.35, 1147.35, 1073.65,
1092.2
Golden Tob 66.35, 70.45, 66, 68.5
Goldiam Int. 131.3, 135, 131.3, 131.85
Goldstone En 44.3, 47.2, 44.3, 46.05
Golecha Glob 37.55, 39.05, 37.05, 37.05
Golkonda 25.8, 25.8, 23.6, 23.6
Golkunda Dia 129.9, 129.9, 115.5, 120.35
Goodluck 362, 382, 362, 376.3
Goodricke 205.3, 215, 201.6, 212.3
Goodyear (i) 1120.05, 1129.9, 1102.5,
1109.7
Gopal Iron S 6.4, 6.55, 5.94, 6.41
Gorani Indus 224, 224, 215.6, 216.95
Gothi Plasco 23.9, 25, 23.85, 25
Govnow 5.24, 5.4, 5, 5.4
Gowra Leasng 20.8, 22.25, 20.8, 22.2
Goyal Asso. 1.47, 1.47, 1.26, 1.33
Goyalalum 205.4, 205.4, 191.65, 195.25
Gpt Infra 51.5, 55.55, 51.5, 54.5
Gradiente 7.15, 7.39, 7.15, 7.24
Grand Found 6.19, 6.19, 6.19, 6.19
Gratex Inds. 17.9, 17.9, 17.9, 17.9
Grauer& Weil 88.55, 88.55, 84.55, 84.8
Graviss Hosp 21.45, 21.85, 20.25, 20.45
Gravity (i) 4.85, 4.85, 4.49, 4.49
Greencrest 1.68, 1.68, 1.68, 1.68
Greenply Ind 143.95, 143.95, 140.45, 141.5
Greenpower 11.31, 11.5, 11.05, 11.13
Grnlam Ind 333.8, 334.1, 324.2, 325
Grovy 120.4, 122.7, 111.25, 122.3
Growington 65, 67.25, 65, 67.15
Grpltd 2350, 2350, 2269.25, 2300.05
Grwrhitech 656.2, 658.6, 641, 642.75
Gsl Secur. 6.2, 6.51, 6.2, 6.51
Gss Infotech 279, 279.05, 263.5, 265.75
Gstl 39.4, 41.5, 38.45, 39.2
G-tech Info. 1.25, 1.25, 1.25, 1.25
Gtl Ltd. 7.93, 8.07, 7.8, 7.85
Gtn Indus 42.7, 46.5, 42.7, 45.15
Gtn Textile 12.58, 12.58, 11.77, 12.53
Gtpl 142, 144, 140.15, 140.8
Gtv 325.8, 325.8, 310, 314.75
Gufic Bio Sc 228.9, 229, 225.1, 227.1
Guj Apoind 199, 200.85, 197.2, 199.05
Guj Cotex 3.96, 4.09, 3.87, 3.93
Guj.Contain. 204.05, 204.05, 197.55, 198.8
Guj.Craft In 93.6, 99.95, 86.05, 88.55
Guj.Credit 23, 23.75, 22.5, 22.5
Guj.Hotels 142.35, 143, 138.5, 139
Guj.Ind.Pow. 85.1, 87.6, 85.1, 87.1
Guj.Intrux 135.65, 140, 135.65, 139.9
Guj.Investa 13.25, 13.25, 12.83, 12.83
Guj.Lease 3, 3, 2.77, 2.77
Guj.Petro 35.9, 35.9, 33.55, 34.15
Guj.Raffia 35.95, 35.95, 34.6, 34.7
Guj.Sidh.Cem 37.9, 38.2, 37.45, 37.85
Guj.Stat.Fin 7.28, 7.3, 6.94, 7.08
Guj.Terc Lab 20, 20.55, 19.25, 20.05
Guj.Themis. 820.95, 848.95, 805, 807.8
Guj.Toolroom 127.8, 127.8, 116, 126.5
Gujaratpoly 42.95, 44.2, 42.95, 44.2
Gujchem Dist 65.1, 66.5, 61.85, 63
Gujhyspin 11.07, 11.22, 11.07, 11.22
Gujinjk 10.88, 10.88, 10.88, 10.88
Gulfoil Lub 420, 431, 420, 427.3
Gulfpetro 43.5, 43.5, 42, 42.55
Gvk Powerinf 3.21, 3.33, 3.21, 3.27
Gyscoal 3.34, 3.37, 3.2, 3.26
H Jetairways 70.65, 71.95, 69, 70.05
H.P.Cotton 104.85, 104.85, 101, 102.55
H.S.(i) Ltd. 11.75, 11.98, 11.39, 11.39
Halder 331.95, 331.95, 316.6, 320.45
Haldyn Glass 67.5, 68.4, 66.15, 67
Hansugar 6.08, 6.19, 5.95, 5.97
Har.Leather 43.7, 43.7, 42.75, 42.8
Hardcastle 510.1, 524, 484.5, 484.5
Hardwyn 325, 325, 318, 320.6
Haria Apl 5.13, 5.13, 4.8, 4.84
Haria Export 5, 5, 4.99, 5
Hariompipe 357.5, 357.5, 331.95, 337.8
Harish 37.85, 37.95, 36.6, 37.5
Hariyana Sh. 69.85, 69.85, 67.6, 67.8
Harr.Malayal 135.05, 142, 135.05, 137.65
Harsha 390.85, 399.85, 390.85, 397.8
Harya Capfin 61.05, 61.05, 59, 59.05
Hasti Financ 4.72, 4.72, 4.55, 4.72
Hathway Bhaw 19.25, 20.35, 19.25, 19.55
Havisha 2.17, 2.25, 2.13, 2.25
Hawaeng 65.1, 68, 65.1, 67.95
Haz Mul Pro 90.3, 90.3, 90.3, 90.3
Hb Estate De 22.05, 23.7, 22.05, 22.25
Hb Leas.Pub 4.45, 4.45, 4.05, 4.25
Hb Portfolio 43, 43, 39.3, 40.2
Hb Stockhol. 54, 54, 53.6, 53.9
Hbanketf 424.1, 430.22, 418.1, 428
Hbel 243.7, 243.7, 243.7, 243.7
Hckkventure 102.8, 102.8, 102.8, 102.8
Hcl Infosys 16.75, 16.9, 16.4, 16.45
Hdfcgrowth 87, 87.94, 87, 87.94
Hdfclowvol 132, 132, 132, 132
Hdfcmfgetf 49.3, 49.59, 49.16, 49.48
Hdfcmoment 195.74, 196, 194.54, 194.54
Hdfcnext50 421, 424, 421, 421
Hdfcnif100 182, 185, 182, 183.82
Hdfcnifetf 194.8, 196.48, 194.8, 195.98
Hdfcnifit 284, 287.99, 284, 287.99
Hdfcsilver 67.5, 69.5, 67.5, 68.19
Hdfcvalue 90.5, 93.05, 90.5, 92.92
Headsup 16.95, 16.95, 15.7, 15.85
Healthy 8.05, 8.29, 8.05, 8.15
Healthylife 7, 8, 7, 7.35
Heera Ispat 13.6, 14.28, 13.6, 13.8
Helpage 9.61, 9.61, 9.61, 9.61
Hemang 71.95, 71.95, 71.95, 71.95
Hemorganic 7.67, 8, 7.67, 7.67
Heranba 505, 505, 488, 488.5
Herc.Hoists 215, 238.5, 215, 227.6
Heritgfood 373.95, 375.55, 368.8, 369.05
Hester Bisc 1797.95, 1806.45, 1780.5,
1781.35
Hexatradex 157, 157, 155.05, 156.1
Hfil 24.15, 24.95, 23.2, 23.8
Hgind 110, 110, 110, 110
High Energy 325, 329, 322.05, 323.9
High Street 39.5, 45.95, 39.5, 45.6
Hilton Met 73.95, 73.95, 70.85, 73.95
Him.Fibres 5.31, 5.73, 5.21, 5.32
Himat.Seide 81.8, 81.8, 79.95, 80.5
Himtek 92.15, 96.3, 90.3, 91.35
Hind Alumin 39.15, 41.45, 39.15, 39.45
Hind Mills 246, 246, 244.95, 244.95
Hind.Composi 303.95, 310.2, 303.95, 308.45
Hind.Fluroca 11.5, 11.79, 11.4, 11.41
Hind.Foods 601, 619.8, 586.4, 596.25
Hind.Motors 16.8, 17.3, 16.8, 17.15
Hind.Nat.Gls 8.34, 9.2, 8.34, 8.34
Hind.Org.Chm 31.75, 33.6, 31.75, 32.4
Hind.Rect 228.05, 228.05, 220.4, 220.4
Hind.Tin Wrk 108.95, 118, 108.95, 112.75
Hindhard 230.1, 230.1, 230.1, 230.1
Hindu.Adhesi 274, 274.5, 265.55, 267.3
Hindustn Bio 3.8, 3.8, 3.66, 3.68
Hindwareap 450, 453.05, 438.6, 440.3
Hipolin Ltd. 75, 75, 75, 75
Hisar Spin. 70.05, 70.05, 70.05, 70.05
Hisarmet(ps 145.25, 150.8, 143.15, 145.05
Hitech 867.35, 879.35, 855.75, 862.3
Hitechcorp 221.5, 225.05, 220.85, 222.85
Hitechgear 259.15, 268.35, 254, 263.15
Hitechwind 2.46, 2.46, 2.24, 2.24
Hitkit Glob 0.75, 0.75, 0.75, 0.75
Hkg 14, 14.48, 13.86, 13.99
Hlvltd 11.92, 11.92, 11.65, 11.66
Hmt Ltd. 33.7, 35, 33.7, 35
Hmvl 55.7, 56.75, 55.2, 55.95
Hngsngbees 307.3, 307.3, 302, 303.08
Hondapower 2214.85, 2517.25, 2158.25,
2423.9
Housing Dev 5.32, 5.35, 5.26, 5.26
Hov Services 50.95, 51.15, 48.95, 50.65
Howard Hotel 8.32, 9.18, 8.32, 9.18
Hpal 375.05, 387.7, 375, 382.3
Hpbl 293.3, 307.95, 280.25, 307.85
Hpil 112, 112, 106, 106.2
Hpl 103.95, 106.1, 102.15, 104.25
Ht Media 22.25, 22.35, 21.35, 21.45
Hubtown 44.35, 45.1, 41.95, 42.1
Huhtamaki 200.35, 205.95, 200.35, 204.4
Huil 1836, 1852, 1801, 1808.25
Hybridfin 18.75, 18.75, 17.15, 17.15
Hypersoft 12.36, 12.36, 11.75, 11.75
I Key Corp.Ltd 51.45, 51.45, 49.6, 50.25
I Bright St 18.25, 18.25, 18, 18
I.C.D.S. 28.1, 29.9, 28.1, 29.3
I.G.Petro 520.95, 522.4, 513.2, 514.65
Ib Infotech 36.45, 36.45, 36.45, 36.45
Icici10gs 207, 207, 207, 207
Icici5gsec 51, 51.25, 50.25, 51.23
Icicialplv 174, 175.7, 174, 174.94
Iciciauto 127.5, 129.34, 127.5, 129.29
Icicibankn 42.39, 42.85, 42.39, 42.8
Icicibankp 214, 215.99, 214, 215.32
Iciciconsu 76, 76.46, 76, 76.46
Icicifin 16.96, 16.96, 16.61, 16.68
Icicifmcg 454, 458.07, 453.94, 457.04
Icicigold 49.11, 49.5, 49.11, 49.34
Iciciinfra 54, 54.34, 54, 54.34
Iciciliq 1000, 1000.01, 995.05, 1000
Icicilovol 143, 144.3, 142.96, 143.75
Icicim150 121.5, 122.99, 120.65, 121
Icicimcap 99, 99.5, 98.7, 98.85
Icicimom30 18.84, 19.69, 18.84, 19.69
Icicinf100 197.29, 199.66, 197.29, 198.56
Icicinifty 194.8, 197.59, 194.62, 197.06
Icicinv20 102.48, 102.48, 98.62, 99.98
Icicinxt50 43.79, 43.79, 43.24, 43.44
Icicipharm 81.12, 82.2, 81.1, 81.66
Icicisilve 71.46, 71.46, 70.17, 70.5
Icicitech 29.21, 29.89, 29.21, 29.87
Icl 71.9, 71.9, 66.15, 68.4
Icra 4770, 4846.05, 4755.9, 4758.25
Icsl 4.25, 4.26, 3.75, 3.9
Iel 15.5, 15.8, 14.65, 15.45
Ifb Agro 576.85, 576.85, 535.75, 536.4
Ifglexpor 283.85, 289, 279.8, 280.95
Ifinsec 45.2, 45.2, 44.3, 44.3
Ifinser 11.6, 11.6, 11.6, 11.6
Ifl 142.5, 148.5, 142.4, 146.85
Igarshi Mot 424.8, 424.8, 407, 407.9
Iiflsec 64, 65.4, 64, 64.2
Iisl 3.9, 3.9, 3.71, 3.8
Iitl Proj 17.35, 17.35, 16.95, 16.95
Il & Fs Inve 7.7, 7.7, 7.41, 7.53
Il&fs Trans 4.4, 4.66, 4.4, 4.5
Ilfsengg 15.1, 15.6, 14.66, 14.97
Imagicaa 43.7, 43.9, 40.75, 40.85
Imcap 170, 174.15, 170, 174.15
Imec 2.17, 2.23, 2.05, 2.08
Impex 4.03, 4.03, 4.03, 4.03
Imppowers 6.3, 6.45, 6.2, 6.33
Ina 107, 108.2, 103.4, 103.85
Inani Marble 25, 25, 24.5, 25
Inani Sec. 21, 21.45, 21, 21.05
Incap Ltd. 40, 40, 38.4, 40
Inceptum 8.07, 8.07, 8.07, 8.07
Incon Engg. 17.2, 17.6, 16.05, 17.35
Incredible 31.65, 31.65, 26.5, 27.15
Ind Cem Cap 10.01, 10.51, 10, 10.34
Ind Terrain 73.55, 75.1, 73.5, 74.1
Ind.Acrylics 12.43, 12.79, 12.25, 12.39
Ind.Bank Hsg 31.3, 31.3, 28.6, 29.6
Ind.Bank Mer 31.65, 31.8, 31, 31.1
Ind.Card 238.55, 238.55, 230, 230.15
Ind.Hume Pip 150.1, 151.8, 148.1, 148.3
Ind.Leas.Dev 8.02, 8.02, 8.02, 8.02
Ind.Linkchai 1325, 1350, 1320.5, 1350
Ind.Swift Lt 11.2, 12.32, 10.8, 11.13
Ind.Toners 187.45, 191.2, 187.45, 189.85
Indag Rubber 73.1, 78.9, 73.1, 77.3
Indagiv Comm 38.9, 38.9, 35.25, 38.9
India Gelat. 224.2, 238, 224.2, 227.55
India Home 30.35, 31.25, 29.7, 30.6
India Motor 725, 726.35, 719.4, 720.15
India Nippon 396.45, 401.35, 388.5, 390.35
India Niveh 48.15, 51.9, 46.75, 51.9
India Touris 352.45, 355, 345.9, 352.1
Indian Info. 1.98, 1.99, 1.93, 1.94
Indian Met 279.95, 281, 273.25, 275.35
Indian Sucro 62.5, 63.8, 62.5, 62.65
Indicap 34.9, 34.9, 33.2, 33.75
Indigrid 144, 144, 139.58, 142.48
Indinfra 6.32, 6.98, 6.32, 6.98
Indo Amines 107, 109, 102.1, 103.65
Indo Asn.Fin 12.08, 12.09, 11.3, 11.43
Indo Rama 58.85, 58.95, 57, 57.25
Indo Thai 305.55, 330, 305.55, 310
Indoboraxc 134, 136.4, 132.6, 133.75
Indo-city In 7.28, 7.28, 6.65, 6.65
Indoeuro 22.1, 22.1, 20.45, 20.55
Indokem Ltd. 146, 147.95, 131.1, 140.5
Indostar 159.1, 165, 156.2, 159.85
Indotechtr 194.45, 213.6, 190.6, 208.2
Indous 154.9, 154.9, 140.2, 140.2
Indra Gas 417.1, 425, 417.1, 422.6
Indraind 4.12, 4.12, 4.12, 4.12
Indraprast 83.7, 83.95, 82.7, 83.2
Indrayani Bi 76.5, 77.95, 74, 74.8
Indrenew 11.3, 11.75, 10.88, 11.3
Indsil Hyd 47, 47, 43, 43.3
Ind-swift La 66.95, 67.75, 66.15, 66.25
Inducto Stl. 29.15, 34.5, 29, 32
Indus.&prud. 1850, 1860.05, 1850, 1853
Indus.Inv.Tr 84.45, 85, 83.6, 84.15
Indusfinl 17.85, 17.85, 16.8, 17.8
Indxtra 115.25, 118.55, 107.35, 111.05
Ineosstyro 834.55, 840, 825.65, 829.4
Inertia Ste 136.05, 136.05, 136.05, 136.05
Inflame 425, 437.2, 423, 424
Infobean 511.55, 524.8, 509.6, 512.95
Infomedia 5.39, 5.56, 5.39, 5.56
Informedtec 42.95, 45, 41, 44.4
Infra Indus. 7.55, 8.08, 7.55, 8.08
Infrabees 545.1, 553.5, 545.1, 552.02
Infronics Sy 38.7, 41.45, 38.6, 40.4
Inland Print 19.95, 19.95, 19.95, 19.95
Inn.Tech.Pac 16.2, 16.9, 16, 16.1
Inno Invest 23.9, 24.5, 20.6, 23.85
Innocorp L 8, 8, 7.47, 7.86
Innovative 4.5, 4.85, 4.41, 4.83
Innovators 65.35, 69.5, 65.35, 67.9
Inoxgreen 45.6, 45.6, 43.9, 44.55
Inoxwind 102.2, 105.7, 102.2, 104.15
Insectcid 739.15, 739.5, 724.2, 731.3
Inspirisys 59.6, 59.9, 57.1, 58.1
Int.Conveyor 59, 59, 56.45, 56.95
Intec Cap 19, 19.9, 18.3, 19.7
Integ.Proein 16.3, 16.3, 15.55, 16.3
Integ.Tech. 9.64, 9.64, 9.64, 9.64
Integra Cap. 20, 20, 20, 20
Integra Eng 90.5, 92.4, 88.55, 88.75
Integra Tele 15.95, 16.2, 15.7, 15.95
Intell Cap 12.21, 12.21, 12.21, 12.21
Intens Tech 68, 72.6, 68, 72.1
Inter Digi 0.4, 0.44, 0.4, 0.4
Inter Glob F 27.7, 27.7, 25.25, 27.7
Inter St.Fin 2.65, 2.65, 2.51, 2.58
Inter St.Oil 28.55, 31.75, 25.55, 30.95
Inter.Combus 331, 333, 327.05, 330.05
Inter.Travel 257.8, 257.8, 246.3, 250.15
Intrasoft 155, 155.8, 146.6, 147
Inventure 2.66, 2.68, 2.59, 2.63
Invest &prec 308, 317.95, 305, 310.8
Ip Rings Ltd 110, 114.2, 109, 113.65
I-power Sols 6.66, 6.66, 6.66, 6.66
Irbinvit 65.9, 65.98, 65.35, 65.51
Iris 81.7, 85, 80.75, 83.85
Ironwood 28.05, 30.85, 27.95, 30.85
Ishan Dyes 65, 65, 59, 62.8
Ishita Drugs 53.6, 53.65, 52.1, 53.5
Isl Consult 24.6, 25.7, 24.6, 24.6
Ismt Ltd 54.4, 55.55, 53.25, 55.1
Ist Ltd. 490, 510, 482, 502.95
Istrnetwk 2.7, 2.74, 2.48, 2.48
Isw Ltd 1.99, 2.06, 1.98, 2.02
Itdcem 121, 126.1, 121, 123.1
Itl Industrs 191.95, 196.95, 187, 188.1
Ivp Limited 138.15, 142, 137.7, 138.25
Ivzingold 4990, 5055, 4990, 5000
Iwel 967.25, 992.5, 948.05, 964.65
Iwind Energy 18.25, 18.25, 18.25, 18.25
Iwp 26.35, 27.2, 26.35, 26.85
Iykot Hitec 22.35, 23, 21.25, 21.25
Izmo 74.45, 74.95, 73.55, 73.65
J Madhus.Ind. 23.85, 23.9, 23, 23
J Kumar Infr 275, 283.35, 275, 279.25
J.R.Foods 4.99, 4.99, 4.99, 4.99
Jagan Lamps 49.8, 49.85, 47, 48.3
Jagatjit Ind 113.05, 113.05, 113.05, 113.05
Jagjanani 4.46, 4.46, 4.04, 4.04
Jagran Prak 78.9, 81.95, 77.65, 79.45
Jagson Fin. 6.87, 6.87, 6.87, 6.87
Jagson Phar 378.25, 378.75, 368.6, 368.65
Jaibala Ind 55.25, 56.4, 52.85, 53.45
Jaimata Glas 1.44, 1.44, 1.44, 1.44
Jainco Proj. 4.69, 5.1, 4.69, 4.94
Jainex 158, 163, 152, 160.5
Jaipan Indus 27.85, 30.7, 27.85, 29.55
Jameswarren 267, 279.95, 261.2, 275.25
Jamshri 3610, 3610, 3610, 3610
Januscorp 5.49, 5.49, 5.07, 5.49
Jasch Indust 171.3, 177, 171.3, 173.6
Jatalia 3.8, 3.8, 3.44, 3.44
Jaus Polymer 5.5, 5.99, 5.5, 5.99
Jay Hind Syn 36.1, 36.1, 35, 35.7
Jay Neco Ind 25.25, 25.35, 24.5, 24.65
Jay Ushin 779.1, 779.1, 705.05, 758.95
Jayant 437, 437, 413, 433.5
Jayant Agro 176, 184.3, 176, 178.4
Jayatma 49.5, 49.5, 49.5, 49.5
Jaybh.Maruti 161, 161, 156.05, 158
Jayind 9.49, 9.9, 9.04, 9.9
Jaykay 55, 56, 54, 54.05
Jayshre Tea 97.65, 105.2, 97.25, 101.8
Jayshri Chem 6.99, 7.5, 6.81, 7.24
Jaysn Dyest 72.5, 72.75, 70.6, 71.05
Jbf Ind.Ltd 8.9, 9.09, 8.62, 8.65
Jct Ltd 3.16, 3.16, 3.04, 3.06
Jd Orgochem 7.03, 7.03, 6.97, 6.97
Jenburkt Ph. 655, 655, 650, 654.45
Jetfreight 21.2, 24.45, 20.4, 23.1
Jetinfotran 41, 41.85, 40, 40.65
Jetinfra 64.1, 64.1, 64, 64
Jetmall 18.95, 18.95, 18.95, 18.95
Jhaveri Cred 13.05, 13.05, 12.35, 13.05
Jhs Sven 22.6, 22.6, 21.4, 21.5
Jigar 21, 21, 21, 21
Jik Indus. 0.82, 0.82, 0.76, 0.76
Jin Poly Inv 459.3, 466.8, 447.95, 456.25
Jindal Cap. 26.5, 26.5, 25.05, 25.15
Jindal Drill 294.6, 300, 294.2, 297.35
Jindal Hotl 42.1, 43.3, 42.1, 42.1
Jindalph 369.8, 369.8, 330.5, 333.9
Jislbndvr 18.45, 19.1, 18.25, 18.45
Jitfinfra 108.2, 110.65, 107.05, 107.8
Jj Finance 22.9, 22.9, 22.9, 22.9
Jkagri Gen 470, 475, 460.2, 469.2
Jl Morison 1738, 1750, 1720, 1720
Jll 37, 37, 36, 36
Jmc Projects 128, 128, 122.55, 123.8
Jmdvl 10.25, 10.3, 10.25, 10.27
Jmjfin 18.2, 18.2, 18.2, 18.2
Johnpharma 0.68, 0.69, 0.67, 0.68
Joindre Capi 32.7, 32.7, 30.5, 31.8
Jonjua 13.18, 13.18, 11.75, 11.9
Josts Eng. 454.6, 459, 441, 445.55
Jpinfratec 1.71, 1.72, 1.63, 1.67
Jpt Secur. 7.08, 7.08, 7.08, 7.08
Jsl Ltd. 309.65, 309.65, 309.65, 309.65
Jstl 59.05, 60, 57.3, 58.65
Jswhl 4334.7, 4350, 4289, 4298.85
Jswispl 31.4, 31.85, 31.4, 31.7
Jtaparia 5.8, 5.9, 5.8, 5.9
Jtektindia 139.3, 144.95, 139.3, 142.65
Jtlind 300.85, 300.85, 292, 298.55
Jubilnt Ind 412.35, 414, 402.5, 407.15
Jumbo Bag 23.2, 23.25, 22.55, 23.25
Juniorbees 444.51, 447.1, 443.15, 446.05
Jupiter Info 18.85, 19.25, 18.5, 18.8
Jwl 99.95, 100.85, 96.2, 99.2
Jyoti Ltd. 19.4, 19.4, 18, 18.05
Jyoti Resins 1211.2, 1250, 1211.2, 1238.25
Jyoti Struct 9.48, 9.48, 9.48, 9.48
K Media One 18.2, 18.2, 18.2, 18.2
Kabra Drugs 4.35, 4.35, 4.35, 4.35
Kabra Extr 489.75, 497, 489.75, 494.4
Kabsons Indu 12.5, 12.5, 11.64, 11.95
Kachchhmin 28.5, 28.5, 26.4, 28
Kacl 53.75, 55.1, 52.55, 54.35
Kaira Can Co 2511, 2667.9, 2511, 2667.9
Kakatiya Cem 215.45, 218.05, 213, 213.2
Kakatiya Tex 49.55, 54.25, 49.55, 54.25
Kallam 11.35, 11.39, 11.12, 11.16
Kalyani Forg 243.9, 243.9, 230, 231.7
Kalyani Inv 2048, 2055, 1919, 2016.8
Kalyani Stel 368.15, 373.35, 366.6, 368.7
Kamadgiri 88.8, 88.8, 80.45, 81
Kaman Hsg 10.45, 10.9, 10.13, 10.15
Kamat Hotels 103, 105.9, 101, 102.2
Kamdhenu 383.65, 395.95, 377.2, 384.05
Kanani Ind 8.6, 9.2, 8.6, 8.81
Kanchi 499.95, 499.95, 483, 492.5
Kancotea 96.9, 97, 93.05, 93.75
Kandagiri Sp 15, 15, 15, 15
Kanelind 2.25, 2.32, 2.14, 2.28
Kanishk St. 35.3, 37, 33, 35.65
Kanoria Chem 141.45, 157.9, 139.65, 140.75
Kanpur Plast 103.45, 105, 100.3, 100.9
Kapilraj 18.2, 18.2, 17.35, 18.2
Karan Woo-sn 2.79, 3.07, 2.79, 3.07
Karma Energ 29.5, 29.5, 27.15, 27.45
Karnavati 175.95, 179, 167.25, 171.2
Kartik Inv 662.55, 662.55, 602.05, 626.25
Karur Vy(ps 110.75, 112.7, 107.65, 108.4
Kashyap 2, 2.04, 2, 2.04
Katare Spg. 283, 283, 270, 280.5
Kaushal Infr 4.75, 5.01, 4.63, 4.85
Kaveri Tele 6.85, 6.85, 6.48, 6.77
Kay Pow Pap 8.28, 8.28, 8.2, 8.2
Kaya 304.65, 305, 297.65, 300.1
Kaycee Ind 9600, 9600, 9275, 9414.4
Kaynes 755.35, 782, 755.35, 772.75
Kbcglobal 2.76, 2.91, 2.76, 2.91
Kbs India 100.9, 100.9, 95, 97
Kcdgroup 103.65, 103.65, 95.1, 97.55
Kclinfra 3.96, 3.96, 3.6, 3.96
Kcp Ltd 110.1, 113.4, 110.1, 111.5
Kcp Sugar In 29.9, 29.9, 28.5, 28.7
Kddl Ltd 1023.4, 1044.75, 1015.45, 1022.85
Kdll 11.7, 11.7, 10.64, 10.68
Keeplearn 4.55, 4.7, 4.41, 4.49
Keerthi 147, 147, 147, 147
Kelltontec 57.75, 58.4, 56.35, 57.55
Keltech En. 708, 708, 660, 663.15
Kemistar 36.05, 39.9, 36.05, 37.85
Kenvi 39.2, 43, 39.2, 39.55
Kerala Ayur 105.9, 105.9, 99, 99.9
Kernex Micro 283.75, 283.75, 270.3, 277.4
Kesar 175, 176, 172, 172
Kesar Ent. 76, 79.6, 74.05, 75.45
Kesar Termi 39.95, 39.95, 38.55, 38.6
Kesoram Ind 61.85, 63.35, 61.65, 62
Kewal Kiran 510.25, 517.95, 506.4, 513.85
Keyfinser 103.1, 106.1, 100.85, 103.2
Kfintech 342.05, 347.4, 336, 339.5
Kg Denim 29.45, 31.2, 29.1, 30
Kg Petrochem 219.4, 225, 203.35, 223.7
Khadim 241.25, 242.35, 237.15, 239.25
Khaitan Chem 74, 77.5, 74, 76.35
Khaitan Indi 50.85, 50.85, 47.25, 50.75
Khandel. Ext 60.85, 67.2, 60.8, 67.2
Khandwala Se 35.4, 36, 34, 34.2
Khod.India 110, 110, 101.55, 104.85
Khoobsurat 1.82, 1.82, 1.79, 1.79
Khyati Multi 1.16, 1.16, 1.16, 1.16
Kic Metaliks 49.6, 49.6, 45.2, 46.15
Kiduja India 65.55, 65.55, 59.05, 60.05
Kifs Fsl 118.4, 118.4, 114, 117.9
Kilburn Engg 79.8, 80, 79, 79.45
Kilitch Drug 155.6, 155.6, 152, 152.25
Kilpest (i) 459.95, 459.95, 436, 443.2
Kimiabl 38.75, 42.9, 38.75, 42.7
Kinetic Eng. 118.7, 118.8, 113.1, 113.75
Kinetic Trus 10.46, 10.46, 9.97, 9.97
Kingfa 1283.05, 1310, 1283, 1294.3
Kingsinfra 101.95, 102.95, 99, 99.75
Kiran Print 3.9, 3.9, 3.9, 3.9
Kiran Syntex 7.52, 7.52, 7.28, 7.28
Kiran Vypar 148, 148, 142.15, 143.7
Kirl Indus 2170, 2170, 2065.1, 2071.6
Kirl.Bros. 325.8, 343.15, 319.2, 323.45
Kirloskar El 70.2, 70.25, 68.55, 70.25
Kisan Mould. 9.92, 10.33, 9.92, 10.01
Kjmc Fin. 42.75, 42.75, 38.75, 38.75
Kjmccorp 31.55, 33.1, 31.25, 33.1
Kkalpanaind 12.72, 13.2, 12.5, 12.6
Kkfin 15.05, 15.05, 15.05, 15.05
Kkplastick 15, 15, 15, 15
Klg Capital 10.45, 11, 10.45, 10.48
Klifestyle 0.26, 0.26, 0.24, 0.26
Klrfm 122, 123.9, 115, 119.9
Km Sugarmill 30.9, 30.9, 29.6, 29.75
Kmc Shil 63.9, 65.45, 63.1, 63.85
Kmew 1345, 1399, 1261.45, 1285.7
Kmf Builders 3.84, 3.84, 3.84, 3.84
Kobo 4.23, 4.25, 3.88, 4.02
Kocl 3.6, 3.6, 3.6, 3.6
Kohinorfoods 54.5, 54.95, 52.6, 53.35
Kokuyocmln 82.05, 85, 82.05, 84.8
Konndor 7.26, 7.26, 7.26, 7.26
Kopran Ltd. 151.75, 151.75, 148.1, 149.25
Kore 10.18, 10.66, 10, 10.07
Kotak Psu Bk 427, 431.5, 427, 430.58
Kotakbketf 429.9, 432.53, 428.3, 431.27
Kotakgoldetf 48.01, 48.45, 48.01, 48.25
Kotaknifty 191.1, 193.37, 191.1, 193
Kothari Ferm 55, 56, 54.35, 55.65
Kothari Prod 141.85, 145.55, 132.3, 137.6
Kovai Medi. 1708.65, 1747.65, 1708.65,
1744.85
Kpel 393, 400, 382.5, 384.4
Kpigreen 914.95, 918.75, 898, 903.5
Kpl 387, 387, 370.05, 376.35
Kpt 229, 229, 215, 216.8
Kranti 86.1, 90.45, 83, 83.4
Krebs Biochm 112.35, 112.45, 110, 110.2
Kreon Fin 53.9, 54.1, 50, 51.5
Krettosys 0.69, 0.69, 0.67, 0.69
Krifilind 4.93, 4.93, 4.93, 4.93
Kriinfra 3.7, 3.7, 3.53, 3.55
Krishna Ven 110.25, 110.25, 105, 109.95
Krishnacap 15.5, 15.5, 15.3, 15.35
Kriti Indus. 78.3, 84.1, 78.3, 81.45
Kriti Nutri 51, 51.25, 49.7, 49.8
Krl 439, 439, 416.1, 437
Krrail 80.5, 80.5, 74, 74.8
Krsnaa 451, 451.45, 440.5, 443
Krypton Ind 23.95, 23.95, 23.55, 23.9
Kse Limited 1870, 1900, 1870, 1892.5
Ksolves 452, 452, 435, 437.45
Kuantum 145, 147, 138, 140.8
Kuberji 1.01, 1.01, 1.01, 1.01
Kumbhat Fin. 11.22, 11.22, 10.16, 10.16
Kunststoffe 29, 30.2, 27.15, 27.85
Kushind 6.89, 7.08, 6.89, 6.91
Kuwer Inds. 8.74, 8.74, 7.92, 8.21
Kvforge 49.3, 49.3, 45.65, 45.65
Kz Leas Fin. 16.95, 16.95, 16.25, 16.25
L Nat.Peroxide 1595, 1627.5, 1541, 1582.75
Lactose(i) 53.15, 54.3, 51.5, 51.9
Ladderup Fin 24.7, 24.7, 22.05, 23.15
Lahl 4.88, 4.88, 4.44, 4.5
Lahoti Over. 31.25, 33.65, 31.25, 32.05
Lakhotia Pol 20.9, 20.9, 20.9, 20.9
Lakshmi Elec 918, 937.35, 905.1, 929.35
Lakshmi Mill 4021, 4350, 4021, 4240
Lakshmi Prec 5.53, 5.53, 5.26, 5.26
Lambodhara T 140.85, 167.05, 135.35,
163.55
Lancer 227.45, 229.7, 217.25, 222.6
Lancor Holds 32.45, 34.8, 30.1, 32.55
Landmarc Lei 1.05, 1.1, 1, 1.1
Landmark 570.05, 571.65, 524, 541.6
Landmrk Pro 7.7, 7.99, 7.6, 7.74
Lasa 28.15, 29.5, 26.8, 27.4
Lastmile 129.7, 129.8, 117.5, 129.5
Latimmetal 10.31, 10.64, 10.28, 10.32
Laxmi Autolm 666, 674.4, 666, 673.45
Lcc Infotech 2.4, 2.45, 2.35, 2.39
Lead Financ 16.45, 16.45, 16.4, 16.4
Lee&nee Soft 9.66, 9.66, 9.11, 9.2
Lehar 89.5, 91.9, 86, 87.3
Lehil 81.8, 81.8, 78.1, 78.1
Lelavoir 34, 34, 29.05, 30.7
Lerthai 541.9, 541.9, 540.9, 540.9
Leshaind 5.9, 5.99, 5.71, 5.76
Lgb Forge 12.37, 13, 11.91, 12.61
Liberty Shoe 274.5, 278.05, 271.6, 273.05
Libord Fin 8.77, 8.77, 8.77, 8.77
Libord Sec 9.22, 9.25, 9.22, 9.25
Licnetfn50 188.65, 194.9, 188.65, 194.9
Licnfnhgp 188.16, 194.78, 188.16, 194.54
Likhami 128.65, 131.25, 128.65, 131.25
Likhitha 234.65, 237, 231, 232.3
Lime Chem. 23, 23, 21.75, 22.5
Linaks Micro 1.3, 1.3, 1.24, 1.25
Linc 436.8, 467.4, 426.85, 464.65
Lincoln Phar 340.8, 344, 338.75, 340.85
Link Pharma 55.75, 56.65, 54, 56
Lippi System 14.63, 16.14, 14.63, 16.14
Liquidbees 999.99, 1000, 993.4, 999.99
Liquidetf 999.99, 1000.01, 999.99, 1000
Lkp Fin 91.4, 91.95, 88.05, 90
Lkpsec 14.69, 14.69, 14.1, 14.11
Llficl 12.87, 12.88, 12.87, 12.88
Lohia Securi 176, 176, 174.6, 174.6
Lokesh Mach 108.2, 114.5, 108.15, 114.5
Longview Tea 26, 26, 24.25, 24.4
Looks 7.12, 7.14, 7.12, 7.14
Lords Chloro 216, 220.9, 211, 212.35
Lordshotl 7.4, 7.4, 7.39, 7.39
Lotus Choc 164.6, 164.6, 164.6, 164.6
Lovable 133.1, 133.9, 130.55, 131.75
Loy.Tex Mill 750.05, 761.1, 737, 738.1
Loyal 60.75, 62, 59, 59.6
Ludolow Jute 89, 92.75, 88.65, 89.1
Luharuka 2.9, 3.22, 2.9, 3.22
Lumax Ind 1678.15, 1789.85, 1671.7, 1765.9
Lumax Tech 233.65, 239.75, 233.65, 236.5
Luxind 1632, 1632, 1596.55, 1598.5
Lyka Labs 126.55, 133, 126.55, 128.55
Lykisltd 45.8, 45.9, 44, 44.05
Lypsa Gems 5.65, 5.89, 5.6, 5.62
M Nilachal Ref 41.6, 41.6, 41.15, 41.15
M.M.Forgings 831, 842.05, 825, 840.4
M.M.Rubber 118.85, 118.85, 109, 109.65
M.P.Agro Ind 8.65, 8.65, 8.65, 8.65
Maaghadv 28.5, 29.45, 28.05, 28.05
Maanalu 188.35, 191.9, 188.35, 190.45
Mac Charles 439.9, 439.9, 427.35, 427.6
Machino Plas 112.65, 113.95, 112.5, 112.8
Macro Inter. 26.95, 26.95, 26.95, 26.95
Madhav Marb. 44.45, 45.3, 43.55, 43.95
Madhavipl 5.78, 5.78, 5.25, 5.5
Madhucon Prj 5.62, 5.73, 5.38, 5.4
Madhus.Sec 9.74, 10.68, 9.74, 10.29
Madhuveer 10.9, 11.65, 10.55, 10.55
Madrasfert 72.9, 73.8, 70.5, 70.9
Maesgetf 29.8, 30.18, 29.8, 30.18
Maestros Ele 62.9, 62.9, 62, 62
Mafang 37.18, 37.3, 36.65, 36.84
Mafatlal Ind 61.8, 64, 54, 61.9
Mafsetf 18.74, 18.96, 18.74, 18.88
Magadhsugar 310.7, 320.25, 306.65, 310.65
Magna Electr 399, 399, 372.1, 379.7
Magnum Vent 27.4, 28.15, 26.5, 26.5
Mah.Ras.Apex 126.1, 126.1, 120.9, 122.2
Maha Corp 2.25, 2.31, 2.11, 2.11
Maha Steel 70, 72, 70, 70.45
Maha.Rubtech 226.5, 228, 218.6, 224.75
Maha.Tele 24.8, 26.4, 24.75, 25.65
Mahaan Foods 24.5, 24.95, 23, 24.8
Mahalaxmi Sm 9.15, 9.15, 8.29, 9.15
Mahan Ind. 0.42, 0.42, 0.42, 0.42
Mahavirind 1.12, 1.17, 1.07, 1.17
Mahepc 106, 109.65, 105.95, 108
Mahesh 13.3, 13.3, 13.3, 13.3
Mahktech 16.16, 16.4, 16.04, 16.11
Maithan All 1094.95, 1097.75, 1049.3,
1052.8
Maitri 32.9, 32.9, 29.8, 29.8
Majestic Aut 137.45, 137.45, 133.15, 134.2
Makers Lab. 126.9, 126.9, 121.9, 122.15
Mal 1.52, 1.52, 1.52, 1.52
Mallcom 705.9, 722, 700.05, 702.35
Malu Paper 39.45, 39.85, 38.6, 38.75
Mam150etf 11.94, 12.15, 11.75, 12.01
Mamfgetf 83.75, 84.37, 83.75, 84.31
Man Drugorg 132.1, 133.55, 130.7, 131.25
Man Ind.(i) 79.75, 80.4, 79.45, 79.9
Man50etf 187.01, 189.59, 186.99, 189.06
Manaksia Ltd 74, 76.1, 74, 75
Manaksteltd 36.35, 37.75, 35.5, 35.6
Mancredit 114.7, 116.1, 111.25, 115.6
Mangalam Cem 291.75, 297.5, 291.75, 295.8
Mangalam Ind 3.94, 3.97, 3.85, 3.87
Manglr.Chem 86.6, 87.1, 85.4, 86.05
Manjeera 31.25, 31.25, 31.25, 31.25
Manorama 1045.45, 1052.9, 1022, 1029.95
Manorg 501.2, 513, 495, 496.8
Manugraph In 16, 16.45, 15.4, 15.9
Manxt50etf 423, 426, 423, 425.02
Maral Overs 64.85, 66, 64, 64.8
Marathon Nex 231, 237.55, 228.8, 230
Marble 16.5, 17, 15.2, 15.8
Margo Fin 26.95, 26.95, 24.4, 24.95
Maris Spin. 60.6, 63.9, 60, 60.65
Market Creat 10.79, 10.79, 10.01, 10.69
Markolines 164, 164, 155.8, 157.5
Marsons 4.05, 4.05, 4.05, 4.05
Martin Burn 36.65, 36.65, 35, 36
Maruti Infra 104.7, 108.95, 101.5, 104
Masptop50 25.74, 26.17, 25.38, 25.65
Master Trust 123.5, 134.9, 123.5, 128.95
Mather & Pla 10.27, 10.27, 10.27, 10.27
Mathew Easow 5.79, 5.8, 5.7, 5.7
Matrimony 608, 608, 565.7, 571.95
Mawana Sugar 94.05, 98, 94.05, 95.3
Maxheights 89.05, 89.9, 81.9, 86.05
Maximus 19.25, 19.85, 18.35, 18.55
Maxindia 97.45, 102.45, 97.45, 100.05
Maxvil 151.1, 159.1, 150, 157.4
Mayukh 11.52, 11.52, 10.25, 10.95
Mayur Floor. 10.93, 11.69, 10.93, 10.93
Mayur Leathr 6.5, 6.5, 6.27, 6.27
Mayur Uniq. 439, 439.05, 413.75, 415.3
Mazda Ltd 655.3, 665.55, 645.1, 645.9
Mblinfra 25.6, 25.7, 24, 24.1
Mcleod Russe 29.6, 29.6, 28.75, 28.95
Mcloud 461, 478.5, 461, 476.7
Mcnallyb 3.72, 3.72, 3.61, 3.61
Medanta 459.05, 461.35, 452.35, 457.45
Medi Caps 45.25, 45.5, 44.05, 45.4
Media Matrix 13.42, 13.42, 13.42, 13.42
Medicamen Bi 855, 880, 804.6, 840
Medico 342, 342, 324, 334.25
Medinova Dia 24.75, 26.95, 24.7, 26.45
Meera 45.95, 46.55, 44.1, 45.25
Mefcom Capit 27.1, 27.1, 25.75, 25.9
Mega Corpn. 1.98, 2.05, 1.97, 1.98
Megasoft Ltd 33.05, 33.15, 31.4, 31.85
Megastar 223.1, 225.25, 218.05, 219
Megrisoft 110, 110, 109, 109.95
Mehai 17.65, 18.95, 17.65, 18.3
Mehta I.Fin 18.55, 18.55, 18.55, 18.55
Mehta Secur. 25.05, 25.05, 25.05, 25.05
Menon Bear. 103.95, 104.95, 101.65, 103.95
Menon Piston 49.3, 51.6, 49.3, 50.7
Mep 19.95, 20.55, 19.8, 19.95
Mercantile 18.2, 18.65, 17.7, 18.5
Mercator 1.09, 1.09, 1.06, 1.07
Mercury Meta 14.43, 14.43, 14.43, 14.43
Mercurylab 720, 769.9, 720, 766.9
Metal Coatin 101.3, 101.3, 93.1, 94.75
Metalforge 4.09, 4.13, 3.91, 4.09
Metroglobl 87.35, 91.95, 87.25, 88.7
Mewat Zinc 26.15, 26.15, 26.15, 26.15
Mfl India 0.97, 0.97, 0.94, 0.95
Mfsintrcrp 17.4, 17.4, 15.9, 17.2
Mic Electron 12.35, 13.59, 12.35, 13.33
Mid India In 10.44, 10.44, 9.5, 9.5
Mid-day Mult 6.2, 6.45, 6.2, 6.4
Midwest Gold 33.2, 33.2, 31.55, 31.55
Mil 71.25, 75.9, 71.25, 73
Mile Global 20.3, 20.3, 19.3, 19.3
Milefur 5.67, 5.67, 5.67, 5.67
Milgrey Fin 20.05, 22.15, 20.05, 22.15
Milkfood 560.7, 604.55, 560.6, 598.45
Millennium 1.91, 1.91, 1.73, 1.84
Minaxi Text. 2.16, 2.19, 1.78, 2.07
Mindspace 342.35, 342.97, 336.35, 341.68
Mindteck (i) 138.2, 143, 138.15, 141.3
Minfy 8.61, 8.61, 8.18, 8.55
Mini Diamond 18.55, 20.4, 18.55, 20
Minolta Fin. 7.8, 7.95, 7.32, 7.85
Mipco Seam. 8, 8, 8, 8
Mirc Elect 17.85, 18.15, 17.45, 17.7
Mishtann 8.99, 8.99, 8.79, 8.93
Mitshi 10, 10, 9.5, 9.99
Mitsu 218.5, 225, 218.5, 220.85
Miven Machin 10.68, 11.44, 10.68, 11.44
Mkexim 84.5, 87.5, 83, 85
Mkventures 1013, 1013, 932.6, 991.9
Mmlf 8.5, 8.5, 8.5, 8.5
Mnil 34.8, 34.95, 34.8, 34.95
Mnkalcoltd 22.55, 22.95, 22, 22.75
Mnkcmiltd 17.4, 18.1, 17.4, 17.9
Mod.Insul. 40.65, 42.85, 40.3, 42
Modella Wool 75.25, 79.95, 75.25, 79.95
Modern Dairi 24.4, 24.6, 24.35, 24.6
Modern Share 20.4, 20.4, 19.8, 19.8
Modern Steel 14.98, 15.45, 14.15, 15.29
Modi Rubber 73.65, 73.65, 70.95, 70.95
Modinatural 195.3, 204.75, 195.3, 204
Modipon 39.85, 39.9, 38.45, 39.85
Modis 142, 142, 142, 142
Modisonltd 67.1, 68.05, 66.45, 67.65
Modulex 13.5, 13.5, 13.25, 13.38
Mogsec 50.25, 50.34, 50.25, 50.28
Mohealth 23.4, 23.4, 23.35, 23.35
Mohit Indus. 16.5, 17.2, 16.1, 16.2
Mohit Paper 20, 20.05, 19.2, 19.8
Mohite 22.9, 22.9, 21, 21.5
Mohotaind 5.45, 5.45, 5.33, 5.33
Mold-tek Tec 159.95, 159.95, 147, 153.3
Molowvol 24.9, 25.2, 24.61, 25.14
Mom100 33.3, 33.82, 33.3, 33.49
Mom50 183.15, 183.15, 180, 182.5
Momentum 19.3, 19.59, 19.3, 19.3
Momomentum 39, 39.24, 39, 39.17
Mon100 88.45, 89.64, 88.45, 89.51
Monarch 352, 352, 336.4, 338.35
Moneyboxx 173, 174.9, 167.25, 170
Monind 22.4, 22.4, 22.4, 22.4
Monotype Ind 0.31, 0.31, 0.3, 0.3
Monq50 51.46, 52.53, 51.26, 51.9
Montecarlo 689.05, 696.8, 662.2, 667.4
Moongipa Cap 26.95, 27, 26.5, 26.5
Moquality 120.5, 122.02, 120.5, 122.02
Morarjetex 23.75, 23.75, 22.1, 22.15
Morarka Fin. 112, 112, 109.55, 112
Morgan Cru 1000, 1000, 965, 975.85
Morgan Vent 61.7, 62.35, 60, 61.55
Moschip 70.25, 73.85, 69.55, 70.45
Motor&gen.Fi 27.25, 27.25, 26, 26.45
Movalue 49.9, 50.45, 49.9, 50.45
Mpdl 25.5, 28, 25.5, 27.1
Mpil Corp L 212, 221, 212, 218
Mpl 13.24, 13.24, 12.53, 12.86
Mps Ltd 888, 980, 888, 961.5
Mrcagro 65.4, 65.4, 63, 63.4
Mro-tek 59, 61.6, 58.95, 61.15
Mrss 4.73, 4.74, 4.71, 4.72
Msl 100.4, 118.95, 100.4, 118.95
Msp Steel 9.9, 9.9, 9.65, 9.67
Msr India 8.25, 8.39, 7.73, 7.82
Mt Educare 7.05, 7.29, 6.84, 6.84
Mtpl 8.82, 9.27, 8.82, 9.27
Mufin 229.95, 229.95, 215.55, 220.25
Mukand Ltd. 132.1, 133.25, 125.1, 127.3
Mukat Pipes 7.65, 7.9, 7.1, 7.9
Mukta 5.09, 5.09, 4.86, 4.91
Mukta Arts 54.95, 54.95, 54.3, 54.3
Mul 4.42, 4.64, 4.2, 4.64
Muller & Phi 205, 205, 198.55, 198.55
Multibase I 208.7, 208.7, 200.35, 203.4
Multi-purpos 8.7, 8.89, 8.08, 8.75
Munauto 50.85, 51.2, 49.15, 49.5
Munjal Showa 99.65, 100.6, 99.55, 100.25
Munoth Fin. 113, 113, 111.25, 111.25
Murd.Ceram 40.2, 41.75, 40.2, 40.8
Muthoot Cap 269.9, 271.05, 262.3, 263.8
Muzali 2.5, 2.62, 2.28, 2.54
Mys Petro 120, 123.8, 118.3, 119.95
Mysticele 5.61, 6.14, 5.56, 5.65
N Pradhin 45, 47.7, 44.75, 45.75
N C L Ind. 170.2, 175.45, 170.2, 172.8
N K Indust. 40.15, 40.15, 40.15, 40.15
N.G.Ind.Ltd. 83.5, 83.95, 80.3, 80.9
N.R.Agarwal 295.85, 295.9, 288.4, 293.65
Naclind 98.5, 101.7, 97.05, 98.55
Nagar.Agrite 6.06, 6.06, 6.06, 6.06
Nagarfert 10.41, 11, 10.41, 10.41
Nagpur Power 92.4, 92.4, 85.75, 87.25
Nagreeka Exp 40.6, 40.8, 39.65, 39.95
Nagreka Cap 18.3, 18.3, 17.05, 17.3
Nahar Cap 308.95, 314.1, 303.85, 304
Nahar Indust 108.9, 108.9, 105.85, 107
Nahar Poly 259.15, 263.95, 255.65, 259.15
Nahar Spg. 281.5, 284.9, 278.25, 282
Nalwa Sons 2256, 2317.8, 2216.95, 2276.9
Nam Sec 69.7, 73.15, 67.5, 73.15
Narayani 81.9, 81.9, 81.9, 81.9
Narbada 60.15, 60.15, 55.2, 57.65
Narendra Pro 16.2, 16.75, 16.2, 16.75
Narmada 23.75, 23.75, 23, 23.1
Narmada Gel 306, 309.45, 296, 301.65
Nat Plastic 123.85, 123.85, 118, 122.1
Nat Stl Agro 3.79, 3.79, 3.5, 3.5
Nat.Plastic 46.4, 46.4, 38, 45.25
Nat.Plywood 8.5, 8.5, 7.8, 7.8
Natfit 60.2, 64.85, 59.65, 60.1
Nath Biogen 158.95, 162.3, 158.95, 162.2
Nathind 63.3, 67, 61.85, 62.65
Nati. Oxygen 154.35, 154.35, 154.35, 154.35
National Gen 179, 179, 162.35, 162.35
Natraj Prote 59.95, 59.95, 58.1, 58.35
Natura Hue C 6.84, 6.84, 6.8, 6.8
Natural 6.72, 6.72, 6.72, 6.72
Natural Caps 499, 507.9, 490.05, 496.05
Naturo 14, 14.25, 14, 14.25
Navkar 12.39, 12.39, 11.36, 11.9
Navkarcorp 64.5, 64.5, 62.3, 62.8
Navnetedul 119.7, 119.75, 116.75, 117.25
Navodayent 5, 5, 5, 5
Nb Foot Wear 5.25, 5.25, 5, 5
Nbl 63.75, 63.75, 63.75, 63.75
Ncl Research 0.49, 0.49, 0.47, 0.48
Nda Securit. 13.95, 13.95, 12, 12.5
Ndl 24.7, 25.9, 24.5, 24.85
Ndrauto 565, 597.15, 565, 588.75
Ndtv 321.7, 326.2, 305.65, 308.2
Necc Ltd 25.75, 26.25, 25.3, 25.6
Nectar Life 22.5, 23.7, 22.5, 22.85
Neelamalai 3498, 3498, 3474, 3474
Neelkanth Ro 10, 10, 10, 10
Neeraj 17.65, 17.65, 17.55, 17.55
Negotium 1.03, 1.03, 0.95, 0.95
Neil 10.3, 10.3, 9.8, 9.8
Nelcast 113.7, 121.8, 112, 120.45
Nelco Ltd. 696.6, 696.6, 666.2, 672.95
Neogem India 3.19, 3.19, 2.92, 3.17
Neoinfra 15.2, 15.2, 12.7, 14.15
Netlink Solu 45.55, 49.55, 45, 45.2
Netripples 5.71, 5.71, 5.44, 5.44
Nettlinx Ltd 107.95, 108.5, 103.05, 105.3
Neuland Lab. 1784, 1785.5, 1715, 1731.2
Newinfra 38.35, 38.35, 38.35, 38.35
Newlight 14.45, 14.45, 13.65, 13.65
Nexussurgl 12.9, 13.31, 12.32, 13.28
Ngil 81.7, 84.25, 81.7, 83.4
Ngl Fine Chm 1509.25, 1535.2, 1501.6,
1524.75
Nhcfoods 31.9, 32.15, 30.3, 30.6
Nibe 484, 484, 457.55, 459.8
Nicco Parks 119.9, 119.9, 115.65, 117.8
Niehspd 1, 1, 1, 1
Niehspe 1.8, 1.8, 1.79, 1.79
Niehsph 1.55, 1.56, 1.37, 1.46
Niehspi 2.58, 2.58, 2.58, 2.58
Niehspl 1.1, 1.1, 1.1, 1.1
Niesspc 8.35, 8.35, 8.35, 8.35
Niesspj 24.3, 24.3, 24.3, 24.3
Niesspk 68.85, 70.25, 66.95, 70.25
Niesspl 0.8, 0.8, 0.8, 0.8
Niesspm 1.55, 1.56, 1.5, 1.56
Nif100bees 189, 189.98, 187.55, 189.47
Niftybees 196.69, 198.69, 196.38, 198.17
Niftyqlity 14.35, 14.65, 14.13, 14.33
Nihar Info 9.2, 9.2, 8.74, 9.2
Nikhil Adhsv 150, 151.9, 148, 148.8
Nikki Global 9, 9, 9, 9
Nila Infra. 6.65, 6.95, 6.65, 6.7
Nilaspaces 3.52, 3.56, 3.4, 3.43
Nile Ltd. 580, 594.75, 574.2, 578.85
Nilkamal L 1915.05, 1974.15, 1901, 1918.3
Nimbsproj 39.95, 39.95, 35.2, 37.2
Ninsys 244.05, 244.05, 244.05, 244.05
Nippobatry 398, 399.85, 390.05, 391.4
Niraj Cement 33.8, 33.8, 32.1, 32.1
Nirav Commer 432, 452, 424, 441.45
Nirlon 336, 339.2, 331.05, 338.55
Nirmitee 83, 83, 82, 82
Nitco Tiles 28.65, 29.45, 28.35, 28.5
Nitincast 192.7, 192.7, 167.1, 173.9
Nitinspinner 209.25, 224.5, 209.25, 220.1
Nitta Gela 620, 657.95, 612.25, 615.4
Nivaka 2.86, 3.88, 2.86, 3.45
Niyogin 38.2, 38.25, 36, 38.25
Nlfl 35, 35.1, 33.1, 33.3
Nmsresrc 18.2, 18.2, 18.2, 18.2
Noida-toll B 7.85, 7.94, 7.61, 7.75
Norris Medi. 14.68, 14.68, 13.95, 14.5
Nouveau 1.24, 1.24, 1.24, 1.24
Novartis 666.7, 667.85, 660.1, 662.1
Npr Finance 13.7, 13.7, 13.7, 13.7
Nrb Bearings 155.4, 155.4, 152.3, 152.65
Nrb Ind Bea 21.6, 21.6, 21.4, 21.45
Nsl 195.2, 209.5, 195.1, 209.5
Ntc Indust 87, 89, 86.1, 86.85
Nucle.Soft E 395, 395, 381.2, 383.9
Nureca 490.7, 490.7, 456, 459.35
Nutech Globa 9.46, 9.46, 9.46, 9.46
Nutricircle 139.7, 139.7, 139.7, 139.7
Nventures 26.5, 26.5, 26.5, 26.5
Nxtdigital 128.2, 139.3, 126.85, 128.5
Nyssacorp 6.5, 6.61, 6.35, 6.45
O Rane Brake 720.45, 729.45, 715.3, 715.9
Oal 430, 430, 406.35, 412.15
Oasis Secur. 82.9, 82.9, 78, 78.15
Obcl 94.85, 94.85, 89.1, 90
Oceanic 31.1, 31.1, 30, 30
Octal 24.55, 25, 23, 23.1
Octave 2.2, 2.33, 2.12, 2.13
Octaviuspl 46.5, 50.8, 46.5, 50.8
Odyssey Corp 6.92, 7.24, 6.85, 7
Odyssey Tech 47, 51.75, 47, 50
Oil Country 18, 18.2, 17.75, 18.2
Oivl 109, 109, 109, 109
Ok Play (i) 54.75, 54.75, 50.35, 50.45
Olympia Ind. 143.95, 143.95, 136.65, 136.65
Olympic 3.4, 3.4, 3.29, 3.29
Omansh 0.95, 0.95, 0.95, 0.95
Omax Autos. 68.9, 70.5, 67.45, 67.75
Omaxe Ltd 70.95, 71.4, 68.1, 69.3
Omega Intera 37.05, 37.05, 37.05, 37.05
Ominfral 41.15, 41.4, 39.75, 40.25
Omkar Overse 2.45, 2.59, 2.36, 2.36
Omkar Pharm. 23.75, 23.75, 23.75, 23.75
Omkar Spc 14.55, 15.4, 14.55, 14.65
Omni Ax’s So 3.06, 3.06, 2.91, 3.05
Omnipotent 16.3, 16.3, 16.3, 16.3
Omnitex Ind. 41, 41, 41, 41
Oneglobal 37.45, 37.45, 32.05, 36.85
Onelife Cap 14.42, 14.9, 13.85, 14.55
Ontic 2.07, 2.07, 2.07, 2.07
Onward Techn 301.9, 304.65, 296.65, 298.2
Oone 16.5, 16.55, 15.6, 16
Optifin 53.95, 56.85, 53.05, 56.35
Oraclecr 151.85, 153.8, 143.7, 147.9
Orbit Export 159.8, 159.8, 152.5, 152.95
Orchasp 5.06, 5.11, 4.8, 4.93
Orchidphar 370, 376.9, 370, 371.9
Organic Coat 8.9, 8.9, 8.4, 8.7
Oricon Ent 27.1, 28.4, 26.9, 27.55
Orient Abras 28.2, 28.8, 27.75, 28.05
Orient Bever 172.8, 172.8, 156.7, 159
Orient Hotel 71.1, 71.65, 70.75, 71.1
Orient Paper 42.45, 43.95, 42.15, 43.3
Orient Press 66.15, 66.15, 62.65, 63.5
Orient Trade 13.75, 15, 13.6, 14.9
Orient.Carb. 792.05, 792.05, 782.4, 782.4
Oriental 8.15, 8.36, 7.85, 8.35 Respons Inf 40, 41.75, 33.5, 37.95
Orientbell 526.7, 556, 526.7, 548.6 Restile Cer. 4.1, 4.1, 3.76, 3.83
Orirail 78.15, 78.15, 73, 75.05 Revathi Equ. 1073.7, 1210, 1073.7, 1133.5
Orissa Mine 2880, 2922.6, 2850, 2866.65 Rexnord Ele. 115, 116, 112.7, 114
Orosmiths 4.5, 4.8, 4.5, 4.6 Rfll 18.65, 20, 17.65, 19.65
Ortel 1.02, 1.03, 1.02, 1.02 Rgil 26.35, 26.35, 26.35, 26.35
Ortinlaabs 25.2, 25.4, 23.35, 23.55 Rgl 105, 105, 96.1, 96.55
Oscar Global 9, 9, 9, 9 Rgrl 12.24, 12.24, 12.24, 12.24
Osiajee 42.8, 44.5, 42, 43.8 Rhetan 456.05, 460, 445, 459
Oswal Agro. 40.5, 40.85, 39.9, 40.1 Riba Textils 42.95, 42.95, 40.75, 42.05
Oswal Leas. 22.2, 22.2, 22.2, 22.2 Rich Unv 6.65, 7.32, 6.65, 6.65
Oswal Yarns 7.4, 7.4, 7.4, 7.4 Richa Ind 2.18, 2.18, 1.98, 2.11
Otco Intern. 4.92, 5.63, 4.92, 5.63 Richirich 4.51, 4.51, 4.51, 4.51
Ovobel Foods 187, 194.95, 187, 194.45 Rico Auto 79.8, 83.15, 79.8, 81.35
Oxygentaph 28.05, 28.15, 26.65, 26.8 Riddhicorp 380, 405.9, 367.35, 399
Ozoneworld 6.88, 6.88, 6.54, 6.54 Ridhi Sidhi 363, 363, 347.3, 359.15
P Riga Sugar 7.41, 7.41, 6.71, 7.25
P.G.Foils 227.7, 227.7, 216.3, 223.75 Rir 376, 381, 363.55, 373.3
P.H.Capital 93.85, 93.85, 83, 83.75 Risa Intl 0.51, 0.53, 0.49, 0.5
Pace 31.45, 31.95, 29.9, 30.2 Rishabh Digh 21.25, 21.25, 19.8, 21.05
Pacific Ind. 437, 459.9, 437, 451.25 Rishabh Yarn 34.3, 34.55, 34.3, 34.55
Pact 1.86, 1.86, 1.86, 1.86 Rishi Laser 24, 24.2, 23.95, 23.95
Padam Cotton 9.67, 9.67, 9.67, 9.67 Rishiroop 104, 106.9, 104, 105.05
Padmaind 3.94, 3.94, 3.94, 3.94 Rishitech 25.9, 25.9, 24.9, 25.4
Padmalaya Te 2.65, 2.65, 2.43, 2.45 Rit Pro Ind 41.8, 42.2, 41.4, 41.9
Padmanabh Al 49.6, 49.6, 49.6, 49.6 Ritco 154.45, 158.2, 151.85, 152.3
Paisalo 78.75, 79.95, 77.8, 78 Ritesh Inter 71.85, 73.95, 68.1, 71.95
Palashsec 138.7, 143.8, 133.35, 143.05 Rj Biotech 7.87, 7.87, 7.14, 7.5
Palco 61.2, 66.6, 61.2, 63 Rlf Limited. 6.89, 7.22, 6.85, 7.04
Palmjewels 13.75, 13.75, 13.02, 13.64 Rlfl 1.15, 1.16, 1.12, 1.14
Palred 180.05, 185.15, 177, 177 Rmc 252.3, 252.3, 247, 250
Pan Electr. 34.35, 34.35, 31.55, 32.1 Rnaval 2.55, 2.56, 2.35, 2.56
Pan India C 2.71, 2.71, 2.6, 2.63 Rnb Denims 45.45, 48, 39.05, 39.9
Pana Energ 255.3, 260, 253.25, 257.05 Rnbowdenim 3.76, 3.76, 3.42, 3.42
Panacea Biot 140.4, 140.4, 136.2, 136.95 Rodium 52, 52.95, 50.1, 50.15
Panafic 1.35, 1.35, 1.26, 1.27 Rojl 47.75, 47.75, 47.75, 47.75
Panama Petro 350.45, 368.15, 350.45, Rolcon Engg. 333.45, 334.95, 326.3, 327.05
361.95 Rollatainer 1.38, 1.38, 1.3, 1.31
Panason Car 386.15, 389.7, 385.1, 385.9 Rolta (i) 3.89, 3.97, 3.82, 3.85
Panch.Steel 144.45, 144.45, 136, 138.7 Roopa Indus 57.5, 57.5, 54.15, 56.9
Panchsheel O 267.45, 267.45, 253.1, 257.7 Rose Merc Lt 25.5, 25.65, 25.05, 25.65
Panjon Ltd. 19.15, 19.15, 18.1, 18.2 Roselabs Fin 16.8, 16.8, 16.05, 16.75
Pankaj Poly. 7.94, 7.94, 7.94, 7.94 Rossell Ind 315.75, 323.15, 313.85, 320.75
Pankajpiyus 116.35, 116.35, 116.35, 116.35 Roto Pumps 451.5, 460.55, 447.25, 453.45
Panorama 150.55, 150.55, 143.9, 144.8 Royal Cushio 15.35, 15.44, 14.07, 14.4
Panth 10.39, 10.69, 10.39, 10.69 Royal Ind 2.21, 2.62, 2.21, 2.55
Paos 15.18, 15.18, 13.76, 15.18 Royale Manor 24, 24, 22.6, 22.6
Para. Cosmet 45, 45.95, 40, 41.25 Royalorch 247.35, 252.85, 246.5, 251.5
Paradeep 60.2, 61.1, 59.3, 59.55 Rpel 944, 1070, 936.5, 1043
Paragmilk 100.85, 101.8, 100.3, 100.85 Rpg Lifesci 820.05, 853.9, 820.05, 838.55
Paragon Fin. 23.95, 25, 22.8, 22.8 Rpp Infra 43.4, 43.8, 42.4, 42.75
Paramount Co 44.2, 44.95, 41.85, 42.3 Rpsgvent 454.85, 455.15, 447.85, 451.85
Paras Petro 1.01, 1.01, 1.01, 1.01 Rril 16.4, 16.4, 15.9, 15.95
Parent.Drugs 4.18, 4.6, 4.18, 4.6 Rrmetal 29.9, 29.95, 28.2, 28.25
Parleind 7.81, 7.99, 7.56, 7.82 Rsc Int 7.7, 8, 7.7, 7.7
Parmax 38.95, 39.45, 35.85, 38.6 Rsdfin 94, 94, 84.05, 86.05
Parnaxlab 76.95, 76.95, 72.8, 73.2 Rstl 45.9, 45.9, 45.9, 45.9
Parshva 187, 187, 178, 187 Rswm Ltd 192, 192, 186.05, 186.65
Parshwana 27.3, 27.3, 27.3, 27.3 Rsystemint 244.35, 247.9, 243.7, 245
Parsvnath 9.1, 9.47, 9.1, 9.22 Rtfl 32.35, 35.4, 32.35, 35.2
Parvati 10.73, 10.73, 10.12, 10.36 Rts Power Co 120.5, 121.95, 115, 121.95
Pas.Acrylon 33.35, 34.05, 33.25, 33.25 Rubfila Int. 77.65, 80, 77.65, 78.85
Pasari Spin 6.46, 6.64, 6.46, 6.61 Ruby Mills 192, 202.4, 192, 201.2
Pasupati Spg 27, 27.05, 27, 27 Ruchi Infra. 11.78, 11.78, 11.78, 11.78
Pat Int Log 15.9, 15.9, 14.8, 15.27 Ruchira Pap 126, 127, 124.15, 124.2
Patanjali 1175.2, 1199, 1175, 1192.2 Rudra 87.9, 87.9, 84.4, 84.8
Patel Airtem 269.95, 269.95, 262.1, 262.65 Rungta Irrig 27.8, 27.8, 25.85, 25.85
Patel Engg. 18.95, 19.25, 18.85, 18.9 Rungtapp 16.7, 17.25, 16.65, 17.25
Patidar 8.11, 8.11, 8.11, 8.11 Rushil Decor 418.8, 418.8, 400.5, 403.25
Patspin Indi 11.05, 11.7, 10.7, 10.75 Rustomjee 513, 544.1, 513, 533.2
Pba Infrastr 12.74, 12.74, 11.02, 12.01 Rvhl 24.85, 24.85, 23.1, 24.05
Pbm Polytex 118.75, 118.75, 106.05, 110.05 S Sp S m on 48 25 49 8 47 4 49
Pc Jeweller 81.3, 83, 78.35, 82.75 S&s Power Sw 22.5, 23.85, 22.5, 23.5
Pcs Tech 16.55, 16.55, 15.05, 15.65 S.A.Enterpr. 37.05, 37.05, 37.05, 37.05
Pdmjepaper 48.45, 48.75, 47.15, 47.75 S.I.Paper 120.1, 122.5, 118.1, 118.9
Pdsl 359.9, 359.9, 340.9, 342.25 S.R.Indus. 1.9, 2.05, 1.9, 2.02
Pearl Polyme 34.5, 38, 33.25, 34.35 Sab 87, 88.4, 80, 80.75
Pee Cee Cosm 129, 129, 116, 121.4 Saboo Sodium 16.55, 17.6, 16.5, 16.6
Penland Ltd 12.7, 12.7, 12.05, 12.38 Sacheta Met. 19.5, 19.5, 18.9, 19.1
Pennar Steel 55.3, 57.8, 55.3, 56.65 Sadbhav Engg 14.65, 15.25, 14.5, 15.05
Perfectpac 72.15, 72.15, 72, 72 Sadbhin 5.9, 5.9, 5.75, 5.8
Perm Magnets 677, 680, 639.5, 642.65 Sadhana Nitr 118.5, 120.5, 115.8, 120.5
Pgcrl 196.95, 196.95, 190, 190 Sadhna 10.85, 10.85, 10.32, 10.32
Pgil 392.85, 403.1, 392.35, 395.9 Safari Ind. 1724.15, 1740, 1680.1, 1695.45
Pginvit 127.95, 128.33, 127.9, 128.05 Saffron Ind 4.75, 4.75, 4.61, 4.61
Pharmaids Ph 25.3, 26.6, 25.3, 25.3 Sagar Cem. 231.75, 234.35, 230.4, 231.2
Pharmasia 25.65, 27.95, 25.65, 26 Sagarprod 2.05, 2.13, 2.01, 2.06
Phoenix Int. 26.2, 26.2, 24.25, 24.35 Sagarsoft 141.25, 143.85, 141.25, 141.8
Phoenix Tn 61.4, 61.4, 56.8, 56.8 Sagl 40.25, 40.25, 40.25, 40.25
Phosphate 85, 85, 85, 85 Sahara Housg 46, 48.35, 44.95, 47.5
Photon Cap 58.1, 59.75, 56.95, 59.75 Sahya Indu 399.5, 405, 387.05, 393.85
Photoquip(i) 18, 18, 17.2, 17.95 Sai Capital 132.05, 138.65, 132.05, 133
Phytochem I. 57.45, 57.9, 53.4, 57.55 Saicom 0.54, 0.55, 0.54, 0.55
Piccadily Ag 44, 45.3, 44, 44.75 Sainik Fin. 28.8, 28.8, 28.8, 28.8
Piccadily Su 20.7, 20.7, 19.5, 19.75 Saint-gobain 100.05, 101.95, 99.5, 100.25
Picturhouse 7.15, 7.15, 6.51, 7.04 Saksoft Ltd 132, 142.1, 132, 140.5
Pilaniinvs 1925.1, 1942.75, 1915.05, 1931.5 Sakthi Fin. 35.5, 35.5, 33.2, 33.25
Pilita 8.55, 8.63, 8.24, 8.28 Sakthi Sugar 24.3, 24.9, 23.9, 24.15
Pion Invest 39.95, 39.95, 36.3, 37.75 Sakuma Expo 16.4, 16.65, 15.95, 16.1
Pioneer Emb 42.7, 43.3, 41.1, 42.1 Salasar 49.15, 51.5, 49.15, 51.4
Pittieng 319.5, 321.55, 317.95, 319.4 Salauto 260.35, 260.35, 247.4, 247.4
Pix Trans 842.2, 854.95, 839, 839.1 Salem 45, 45, 41.95, 42
Plastiblend 182.85, 186, 178.7, 179.6 Salona Cotsp 259.85, 260.25, 259.85, 260.05
Pm Telelinn 7.05, 7.3, 6.9, 6.9 Salora Int. 36.7, 36.7, 34.7, 34.7
Pmcfin 2.62, 2.63, 2.46, 2.51 Salsteel 15.9, 16.6, 15.6, 16.6
Pml 1367, 1388, 1336.1, 1380.45 Salzer Elec 303.6, 318.05, 301.9, 306.75
Pnb Gilts 64.45, 64.45, 63, 63.9 Sam Indus. 44.75, 44.75, 41.7, 41.75
Poddar 210, 213.55, 202.8, 202.9 Sambandam Sp 169, 169, 153.5, 156
Poddar Pigm. 268.15, 272.85, 267.85, Sambhaav Med 3.68, 4.02, 3.68, 3.98
269.55 Samkrg Pist. 148, 152.4, 147.3, 148.8
Poel 157.95, 158, 148.3, 149.35 Samor 38.05, 39, 38, 39
Pokarna Ltd 429.9, 435.25, 421, 426.3 Sampre Nutri 150.15, 157.65, 147.1, 157.55
Polo Hotels 7.41, 7.41, 7.41, 7.41 Samrat Pharm 750.9, 763, 735, 743.1
Polson Ltd. 10300, 10399, 9990, 10064 Samratforg 143, 143.05, 143, 143
Polychem 846, 846, 818.15, 822 Samsrita 30.75, 30.75, 27.05, 29.25
Polylink Pol 26, 26, 24, 25.25 Samtex Fash. 2.97, 2.97, 2.85, 2.89
Polymac 35.05, 35.3, 35.05, 35.2 Samyak Int 19.95, 19.95, 19.95, 19.95
Polymech.Mch 74.7, 74.7, 74.15, 74.15 Sanblue 31.1, 31.1, 31.1, 31.1
Polyspin 64.95, 64.95, 59.55, 60 Sanco Trans 850.05, 850.05, 850, 850
Polytex(p) 3.99, 4.18, 3.99, 4.01 Sandesh Ltd. 1168, 1170.35, 1114.45,
Pondy Oxides 371.95, 371.95, 360.25, 363 1124.2
Ponni Sug(er 476, 495, 475, 493.4 Sandhar 229.65, 244.75, 227.7, 240.8
Pooja 43.6, 44.65, 43.2, 43.65 Sandu Pharma 63, 66.4, 62.1, 66.4
Pooja Ent 182.65, 192.9, 182.65, 184 Sangal Paper 182.95, 182.95, 168, 180.3
Poona Dal 56.4, 59.6, 55.1, 55.2 Sangam India 234.7, 234.7, 226.9, 228.4
Porwal Auto 26.5, 26.5, 25.3, 25.95 Sanghi Ind. 70, 71.8, 69.3, 71.8
Powermech 2135.95, 2192.75, 2098.2, Sanghvi Move 356.3, 357, 340.35, 343.4
2158.7 Saninfra 77.5, 78.7, 75.5, 76.1
Ppap 233, 233.5, 233, 233.5 Sanjivani Pa 40.4, 40.4, 39, 39.05
Ppl 161.95, 165, 161.95, 162.6 Sanrhea Tech 80, 80, 80, 80
Pplpharma 117.4, 119.05, 116.4, 116.8 Santosh Fine 19.25, 19.25, 19.25, 19.25
Pqif 50.5, 50.5, 47.4, 48.8 Sanwaria 0.73, 0.74, 0.71, 0.72
Prabhhans 50.9, 50.9, 46.2, 49.05 Sapl 841.25, 841.25, 841.25, 841.25
Pradeep Met. 143.75, 161.95, 143.75, 159.6 Saptarishi A 21.9, 21.9, 21.9, 21.9
Sarasw.Comm. 3060, 3060, 2871.2, 2907
Prag Bosimi 2.45, 2.5, 2.4, 2.45 Sarda Papers 17.6, 17.6, 17.6, 17.6
Prajay Engs. 16.05, 16.2, 15.8, 15.95 Sarda Prot. 66.8, 73.8, 66.8, 66.8
Prakash Ind. 58.2, 59.45, 58.2, 58.7 Sarla Per F 46.6, 47.35, 45.25, 45.55
Prakashstl 4.9, 5.06, 4.9, 4.93 Sarthak Indu 62.6, 69.1, 62.6, 62.6
Pratiksha Ch 31.75, 31.75, 28.9, 29 Sarveshwar 95.95, 95.95, 88.05, 88.75
Praveg 357.5, 357.5, 307, 319.3 Sarvottam 56.1, 56.2, 56.1, 56.2
Praxis 28.65, 28.7, 27.5, 27.6 Sasken 915, 915, 888.65, 898.15
Precam 112.5, 115.95, 112.5, 113.25 Sastasundr 279.75, 299.85, 279.75, 281.7
Preci Contnr 1.72, 1.72, 1.67, 1.72 Sat Ind Ltd 68.25, 68.25, 65.8, 66.8
Precision El 43.1, 43.35, 43.1, 43.1 Satch 2.86, 2.94, 2.53, 2.83
Precision Wr 78.05, 81.85, 73.35, 80.15 Satia 133.05, 138.8, 133.05, 134.05
Prem.Au.Elec 7.34, 7.34, 6.85, 6.9 Satin 158.95, 161.8, 158.5, 159.5
Premco Glob. 350, 368.95, 337.15, 344.4 Satprop Ltd 1.02, 1.05, 1, 1.04
Premier Cap. 5.51, 5.79, 5.27, 5.68 Satvah.Ispat 2.22, 2.43, 2.21, 2.38
Premier Expl 410.9, 410.9, 403.55, 404.15 Saumya 94, 94, 84.35, 91.95
Premier Ltd 3.23, 3.23, 3.03, 3.13 Sauras.Cem. 59.45, 59.95, 57.9, 58
Premier Poly 100.4, 100.4, 96.85, 97.45 Savani Fin. 15.5, 15.61, 15.5, 15.61
Premier Syn. 26.5, 26.5, 24.15, 24.2 Saven Techno 41.55, 42.45, 41.1, 41.8
Prerna Infr 39.75, 41.85, 38, 39.1 Savera Ind 70.15, 72.95, 69.35, 71.15
Pressmn 56.75, 56.75, 56.75, 56.75 Sawaca Busi 1.24, 1.24, 1.18, 1.19
Pressure Sen 5.89, 6.49, 5.89, 6.49 Sayaji Hotel 364.75, 364.75, 335.2, 342
Prevest 351, 369, 350.1, 369 Sayajiind 188.8, 188.8, 183, 183
Prima Agro L 26.45, 26.45, 25.05, 25.5 Sbc 14.7, 15.15, 14.7, 14.9
Prima Ind. 19.25, 20.15, 19.25, 20.15 Sbec Sugar 54.1, 54.1, 54.1, 54.1
Prima Plasti 94.5, 97.5, 92.5, 94 Sbec Systems 41.3, 41.3, 41.3, 41.3
Prime Focus 75.5, 75.5, 72.4, 72.55 Sbglp 225, 234.9, 215, 225.8
Prime Inds. 6.37, 6.37, 5.8, 6.05 Sbi Gold Ets 49.11, 49.54, 49.11, 49.44
Prime Prop 12.2, 13.59, 11.89, 12.1 Sbrands 24.3, 24.3, 24.05, 24.1
Prime Secur. 102.95, 103, 100.45, 101.25 Scagro 13.12, 13.12, 12.75, 12.75
Prime Urban 6.95, 6.95, 6.5, 6.65 Scanp Geom 10.9, 10.9, 10.04, 10.16
Primefresh 230.75, 239.4, 230.75, 235 Scanstl 38.95, 38.95, 37.35, 37.8
Prism Financ 24.05, 24.05, 24.05, 24.05 Scapdvr 12.58, 12.99, 12.41, 12.71
Prism Medi 30, 32.1, 29.1, 29.75 Scbl 4.52, 4.52, 4.21, 4.52
Prismx 2.43, 2.52, 2.36, 2.46 Scc 5.21, 5.5, 5.21, 5.5
Prithviexch 46, 46, 41.85, 42.25 Scfl 21.6, 21.85, 21.1, 21.25
Pritikauto 17.45, 17.5, 16.7, 16.75 Schand 173.55, 180, 173.55, 177.5
Pritishn Com 42.7, 42.7, 41.35, 41.55 Scoobeeday 104.75, 105, 101.1, 102.05
Pro Fin Cap. 1.43, 1.45, 1.35, 1.43 Scooters Ind 31.4, 31.4, 29.8, 29.9
Procal Elect 0.42, 0.42, 0.42, 0.42 Scpl 624.9, 624.9, 584.55, 589
Proclb 14.3, 14.3, 14.28, 14.28 Sctl 1.05, 1.07, 1.04, 1.05
Promact 3.95, 3.95, 3.62, 3.62 Sdl 14.3, 14.3, 14.3, 14.3
Prozonintu 30.7, 37.3, 30.7, 36.85 Seacoast 4, 4.05, 3.91, 3.97
Prudent 1010.05, 1040, 1010.05, 1034.55 Seamec Ltd 873.5, 891.35, 858.3, 872.25
Psubnkbees 47.85, 48.2, 47.62, 47.93 Seasons Text 10.98, 10.98, 9.94, 10.98
Ptc India 87.45, 87.45, 87.45, 87.45 Seatv 4.84, 4.84, 4.84, 4.84
Ptcfin Ser 16.9, 17.05, 16.9, 17.05 Secmark 70, 70, 70, 70
Ptil 299.8, 299.8, 274.55, 274.55 Securcred 31.55, 32.2, 29.45, 29.75
Ptl Ltd 36.7, 36.7, 34.7, 34.95 Securkloud 60.85, 61.2, 59.4, 59.45
Pulsar Intl. 4.87, 4.87, 4.87, 4.87 Seil 80, 82.25, 76.1, 78.15
Pun.Chem 1085, 1102.35, 1085, 1090.85 Sejal 243.2, 264, 243.2, 255.9
Pun.Communi. 29.3, 31.85, 29.3, 31.85 Sel 21, 21.65, 20.15, 21.35
Punjabnsind 32.55, 32.55, 31.6, 31.8 Sel Manuf 560.65, 560.65, 560.65, 560.65
Puravankara 90.3, 91.65, 90.25, 91.05 Selan Explor 228.25, 230.45, 226.6, 229.55
Purple 7.65, 7.65, 7.1, 7.1 Sellwin 18.2, 18.45, 17.65, 18.25
Pvp Vent Ltd 9.92, 10.44, 9.75, 10.43 Seml 200, 200, 199, 199
Pvvinfra 15.9, 15.9, 15.35, 15.5 Senthilinfo 11.25, 11.25, 11.25, 11.25
Pwasml 28.45, 29.5, 28.1, 29 Sepc 11.7, 12.72, 11.55, 12.51
Q Sepower 17, 17.3, 16.95, 17
Qgo 48.6, 48.6, 45.45, 46.1 Sera 230, 230, 220, 229.95
Qnifty 1898, 1916, 1898, 1915 Sesha.Paper 285.1, 287.35, 278.2, 278.4
Qril 65, 71, 65, 70 Setco Auto 11.47, 11.47, 11, 11.15
Quadrant 1.41, 1.45, 1.41, 1.44 Setfnif50 185.8, 187.86, 185.73, 187.41
Quantbuild 3.63, 3.63, 3.61, 3.63 Setfnifbk 425.14, 429.48, 424.54, 428.01
Quantum Dig. 30, 32.45, 29.45, 29.65 Setuinfra 1.68, 1.68, 1.58, 1.64
Quantum Gold 47.63, 47.9, 47.63, 47.87 Sevenhill 0.68, 0.69, 0.67, 0.68
Quest Softec 43, 47.35, 42.95, 44.95 Seyaind 34.65, 34.75, 31.7, 33.15
Questcap 220, 220.05, 213.5, 217.95 Sgfin 461.55, 461.55, 448.4, 461.55
Quickheal 172.7, 173, 171, 171.35 Sgil 135, 137.35, 131.35, 132.15
Quint 150.05, 150.05, 142, 144.3 Sgn Telecoms 0.59, 0.59, 0.59, 0.59
Quintegra So 1.05, 1.05, 1, 1.05 Sgrl 239.2, 252.05, 239.2, 247.6
Quint-re 122, 122, 72, 88.45 Sh Precoted 20.35, 20.95, 20.35, 20.95
R Sh.Bhawani 3.38, 3.38, 3.22, 3.22
R R Finance. 16.55, 16.55, 16.55, 16.55 Sh.Hari Chem 49.6, 51.95, 49.55, 49.85
R.S.Software 24.95, 25.15, 24.6, 24.65 Sh.Karthik P 8.02, 8.02, 7.4, 7.7
R.T.Exports 27.95, 27.95, 26.6, 26.6 Sh.Pacetron. 91.95, 92.05, 87.5, 92.05
Raasi Refrac 7.42, 8.2, 7.42, 8.2 Sh.Steel Wir 27, 27.5, 26.1, 27.45
Race 201, 202, 197, 197 Sha Eng Pla 1549.45, 1580, 1480, 1512.2
Raclgear 740, 750, 732.1, 747.55 Shah Alloys 68.4, 70.75, 67.9, 68.65
Radaan Media 1.9, 1.94, 1.85, 1.91 Shahiship 4.38, 4.59, 4.38, 4.59
Radha Madhav 1.85, 1.9, 1.8, 1.9 Shahlon 14.35, 15.3, 14.07, 14.93
Radhe Devlop 8.09, 8.28, 7.91, 7.95 Shakti Pumps 409, 415.8, 397, 411.2
Radhikajwe 151.75, 155.3, 151.75, 154.55 Shalby 165.4, 167.95, 160.35, 161.6
Radiantcms 107.25, 111.15, 105.3, 105.75 Shalib.Finan 162, 179.95, 162, 173
Radiocity 27.1, 27.35, 26.7, 26.85 Shalimar Pai 139.5, 144, 137.9, 140.1
Radix Ind 79.1, 79.1, 76, 76.5 Shalimar Pro 0.5, 0.51, 0.49, 0.5
Rafl 519.5, 520, 519.5, 519.95 Shalimar Wir 12.95, 12.95, 12.26, 12.85
Raghunath In 12.55, 13.05, 12.45, 12.81 Shamrock Ind 6.2, 6.2, 6.2, 6.2
Raghunath To 12.4, 13.17, 12.02, 13 Shangar 2.9, 3.18, 2.9, 2.9
Raghuvir Syn 126.05, 131.95, 125.6, 128.95 Shankara 669.45, 674.5, 655.35, 657.55
Rainbow 770.85, 773.65, 761.6, 770.9 Shantanu She 2.15, 2.15, 1.97, 2.07
Rainbow Foun 12.5, 12.5, 12, 12.14 Shanthi Gear 340.75, 345.6, 330.6, 334.85
Raj Oil 58, 58.25, 57.8, 58 Sharad Fibre 34.4, 34.4, 34.35, 34.35
Raj Packagin 54, 55.8, 51.55, 54.25 Sharat Indus 47.6, 49, 46.5, 46.75
Raj Tele 57.15, 58.7, 56.15, 58.35 Sharda Ispat 71.25, 71.25, 67.7, 67.7
Raj.Gases Lt 8.95, 8.95, 8.31, 8.63 Sharda Motor 733.3, 740.3, 723.95, 731.8
Raj.Petro 1.17, 1.17, 1.17, 1.17 Shariabees 411, 417, 411, 415.98
Raj.Tube Mfg 18, 18, 18, 18 Sharika 7.17, 7.28, 6.7, 6.96
Raja Bahadur 3810, 3938, 3800, 3938 Sharp India 64.95, 64.95, 62.5, 63.15
Rajapamills 702, 719.8, 702, 707.9 Sharp Inv 1.62, 1.64, 1.5, 1.6
Rajdarshan 41.5, 41.5, 39.35, 39.95 Sharpline 8.61, 8.98, 8.3, 8.65
Rajinfra 8.9, 8.9, 8.9, 8.9 Shashijit 35.15, 35.15, 33.55, 33.75
Rajkamal Syn 27.1, 28.35, 27.1, 28.1 Shbajrg 195.95, 203.8, 185.3, 187.3
Rajnish 31.2, 32.15, 29.85, 32.15 Sheetal Diam 4.85, 4.85, 4.61, 4.61
Rajoo Engin. 29, 29.7, 29, 29.1 Shekhawati 0.68, 0.68, 0.68, 0.68
Rajrayon 46.25, 46.25, 46.25, 46.25 Shelter 12.4, 12.41, 12.4, 12.41
Rajsh.Sugar 55.85, 55.85, 52.5, 52.95 Shemaroo 160, 160.8, 155.4, 157.65
Rajvir Ind 7.37, 7.37, 7.37, 7.37 Shervani Ind 350, 365, 333.1, 333.55
Ram Rat.Wire 173.95, 173.95, 165.5, 168.05 Sheshainds 21.65, 22.6, 21.2, 21.95
Rama Paper 24.4, 25.05, 24, 25.05 Shetron Ltd 70.9, 70.9, 68.3, 69
Rama Petro 4.64, 4.7, 4.3, 4.5 Shilchar Tec 1224, 1249, 1130, 1156.2
Rama Phosph 265.15, 265.15, 253.95, 254.7 Shilp Gravur 105.8, 106 102 3 102 4
Rama Vision 57, 57, 53.45, 54.5 Sh n h 36 41 36 41
Ramanews 16, 16.1, 15.4, 15.55 Sh h nd 167 5 170 25 159 85 164 5
Ramasigns 4.36, 4.56, 4.36, 4.49 Sh B m 400 410 55 395 55 406 6
Ramasteel 41.95, 41.95, 41.95, 41.95 Sh 3 39 3 55 3 25 3 51
Ramco Systm 244.3, 250.15, 242.55, 245.8 Sh C m n 54 5 55 4 54 2 54 5
Ramco Inds. 161.9, 161.9, 159.1, 159.25 Sh 111 117 110 112 85
Ramgopal Pol 5.93, 6.2, 5.82, 6.2 Sh T m 125 129 9 122 3 125 05
Raminfo 105, 109.7, 105, 105.4 Sh po 7 49 7 49 6 8 6 8
Ramky Infra 300.45, 329, 296.9, 299.05 Sh g o 20 15 20 15 18 35 18 35
Ramsons Proj 22, 22.75, 22, 22.75 Sh 750 8 758 714 75 725 05
Rana Sugars 25.4, 25.9, 25.2, 25.25 Sh m Au o 28 7 29 45 28 4 29
Rander Corp. 8, 8, 7.99, 7.99 Sh m 96 5 100 45 96 5 98 55
Sh 141 9 143 45 141 9 142 5
Rane Engvl 228.05, 230.1, 223.5, 224.4 Sh ddh 18 5 18 5 18 5 18 5
Rane Holdin 895.65, 912.9, 887, 901.45 Sh G n 16 1 16 1 16 1 16 1
Rane Madras 421, 431.35, 415.7, 419.05 Sh G ob 8 53 8 6 8 8 22
Rap Media 17.15, 17.15, 16.9, 16.9 Sh K hn 29 1 29 1 29 29 05
Rapicut Carb 52.1, 54.7, 52.1, 52.5 Sh M g Co 12 58 12 58 12 58 12 58
Rapid Inves. 94.25, 94.25, 94.25, 94.25 Sh R m 12 75 12 75 12 2 12 4
Ras Resorts 32.8, 32.8, 32.8, 32.8 Sh g n 1 43 1 44 1 41 1 42
Rasandik Eng 89.15, 97.9, 89.15, 92 Sh pu h 184 188 35 179 25 179 55
Rasi Electro 14.5, 15.3, 14.35, 14.65 Sh 20 3 21 45 20 2 21 05
Rathi Bars 26, 26, 20.7, 24.8 Sh n 9 54 9 54 9 54 9 54
Ratnabhumi 86.2, 86.2, 86.2, 86.2 Sh m 34 7 34 7 33 1 33 1
Ravalgaon 4909, 4909, 4601, 4802.5 Sh Sh Log 304 55 307 95 302 75 303 3
Ravi Kumar 18.3, 18.3, 17.5, 17.75 Sh n nd 171 15 173 65 169 85 171 15
Ravileela Gr 35.1, 35.4, 34.6, 34.6 Sh n 13 71 13 71 13 35 13 4
Rawedge 50.95, 52.9, 50.4, 52.3 Sh D n h 571 05 577 569 569
Raymed Labs. 1.86, 1.86, 1.86, 1.86 Sh gd mb 775 775 735 8 746 9
Rccl 34, 35.4, 32.85, 35.2 Sh K h 20 8 21 25 20 75 21 2
Rci Ind 5.68, 5.68, 5.18, 5.52 Sh g ng nd 97 98 45 93 2 98 3
Rcl 23.1, 23.1, 23, 23 Sh n w 14 74 14 74 14 74 14 74
Rdb Rasayan 104.1, 107.4, 101, 102.05 Sh m A 105 4 121 05 105 121 05
Rdb Realty 39, 39.9, 38.65, 39.05 Sh mpp 72 8 76 72 8 74 3
Realeco 41.25, 43, 41.25, 41.4 Sh n 25 5 27 7 25 5 27 35
Reetech 77.1, 77.1, 73, 73.05 Shubh m 31 5 31 9 30 1 30 6
Refex 265.65, 271.85, 264.15, 265.1 Shu w 4 25 4 25 4 25 4 25
Refexrenew 499, 499, 470.05, 486.75 Shu ph 139 139 127 132
Refnol Resin 112.25, 112.25, 102.05, 103.45 Shw 88 2 88 2 88 88
Reg.Ceramic 24.3, 24.3, 23.05, 23.25 Sh m T 10 85 11 12 10 4 11 12
Regency 7.08, 7.08, 6.7, 6.76 Sh m m n 5 31 5 55 5 18 5 42
Regency Trus 2.93, 2.93, 2.93, 2.93 S b Au o 9 9 10 25 9 5 9 5
Regentrp 4.59, 4.64, 4.22, 4.6 S g n nd 32 5 32 75 31 6 32 25
Rel Com Ltd 2.4, 2.46, 2.24, 2.24 S d 0 41 0 45 0 41 0 43
Rel.Cap. 11.24, 11.24, 11.2, 11.24 S ddh V n 5 1 5 1 5 5
Rel.Chemotx 195.25, 195.25, 184.85, 188 S 57 05 57 05 54 2 57
Relhome 3.42, 3.44, 3.36, 3.42 S n n 11 9 12 57 11 73 12 49
Reliab Ven 14.5, 14.5, 13.02, 13.67 S g h 340 3 359 330 35 333 5
Relic Techno 28, 28, 26.6, 26.6 S gn nd 38 5 39 55 38 5 39
Reltd 59.4, 59.5, 55.35, 56.95 S n 744 2 793 703 6 742 45
Remi Edel 48, 48, 47.5, 47.5 S o R 0 99 1 03 0 99 1 03
Remlife 140.5, 141, 140.5, 140.85 S n 348 55 353 9 346 5 352 3
Remsons Ind. 235.25, 239.95, 235.25, 239.7 S 69 74 71 78 69 1 70 31
Repco Home 235.6, 241, 232.3, 239.45 S O 45 48 95 44 1 47 05
Repro India 390.1, 392.45, 383.5, 385.3 S o 3 04 3 12 2 88 3 12
Resonance 116.75, 119.15, 115.3, 116.1 S p 7 7 49 7 7 49
Respon Ind 119, 120.95, 117.65, 119 S u 337 05 343 5 336 05 342 95
INDORE JANUARY 10, 2023
S mbh 24 1 26 95 24 1 26 35
S mmond m 55 4 56 95 54 75 55 8
S mp C 48 95 48 95 48 3 48 5
S mp M 29 2 31 7 29 2 31 5
S mp P p 24 25 9 24 25 45
S mp R 80 5 85 6 80 5 84 5
S mp n 58 95 59 56 25 56 75
S m n m 135 135 126 35 128 05
S n Ho 103 4 108 103 2 103 75
S ng nd 82 5 85 45 82 1 84 55
S n nd 3 19 3 19 3 19 3 19
S n p 2 97 2 97 2 82 2 83
S p ndu 5 7 5 96 5 41 5 41
S p 1 3 1 35 1 3 1 32
S Sh d L 180 75 180 9 171 1 171 7
S 677 677 650 55 667 3
S 79 79 79 79
S En 19 25 19 3 17 7 17 7
S n 1 65 1 72 1 65 1 68
S 473 3 477 6 471 25 473 8
S 128 95 128 95 126 127 35
S 32 32 29 29
S pp 122 4 122 4 118 25 120
S m Egg P od 137 05 141 45 137 139 2
S p S u 93 6 99 95 86 05 89 15
S ndu 79 1 84 35 79 81
S go d 235 65 236 2 223 3 226 95
S M 10 49 10 49 10 02 10 25
Sm n 8 2 8 2 7 61 7 87
Sm n 145 1 145 1 137 3 137 45
Sm g ob 81 81 77 25 78
Sm 4 8 4 8 4 6 4 65
Smgo d 22 7 22 7 20 9 20 9
Sm C p 43 43 42 5 42 5
Sm 31 9 31 9 30 35 30 35
Sm u u 776 85 776 85 750 752 25
Sm 138 15 141 6 137 8 138 95
Sm u h o g 176 184 9 172 05 176 15
Sm Ph m 82 7 82 7 79 05 80 8
Sm 630 05 631 85 620 620 1
Sn m 29 55 29 55 29 55 29 55
Sn B ng 285 289 25 280 285
Snowm n 38 75 40 38 55 38 95
So om 91 92 95 88 5 89 45
So bpo G ob 102 9 102 9 102 9 102 9
So V n 1 91 1 91 1 91 1 91
So o 165 165 9 164 9 165 45
So h 154 6 160 65 154 6 160 65
So d S on 41 1 41 1 41 1 41 1
So m 0 67 0 7 0 64 0 7
So M 51 85 51 85 49 6 49 7
Som D 122 35 122 55 117 05 117 8
Som T 10 13 10 13 9 22 9 4
Som n C m 508 05 518 502 1 505 65
Somd n 145 4 157 95 145 4 147 7
Som Con 41 75 42 8 41 55 42
Son 103 103 93 35 94
Son Adh 105 4 105 4 95 7 96 25
So 305 5 309 35 300 307 9
Sou n 140 4 154 65 140 4 154 65
Sou h P p 80 05 81 05 77 75 78 4
Sou h L 17 35 17 35 17 35 17 35
Sou h M gn 63 85 63 85 61 3 61 3
Sou h n n 17 4 17 4 16 55 17
So gn D 19 20 8 18 2 19 35
Sp C p 18 2 18 2 17 8 17 8
Sp n ub 1 8 1 86 1 8 1 8
Sp 311 65 341 6 300 322 05
Sp 22 1 22 1 19 6 21 05
Sp R 251 7 252 8 239 45 242 1
Sp ood 53 53 50 51 85
Sp n 65 4 65 4 64 05 64 25
Sp n n 99 05 100 99 05 99 95
Sp n nd 1 86 1 86 1 86 1 86
Sp nd 9 7 9 7 9 27 9 28
Sp 168 8 168 8 167 168 7
Sp nd 76 05 78 75 5 75 8
Spm n 25 26 75 25 25 4
Sp 82 82 82 82
Sp n 21 55 21 55 21 55 21 55
S d 137 137 2 132 134 2
S R 526 528 95 513 35 518 75
S h m R 74 55 74 55 70 85 70 85
S h 210 8 210 9 203 95 208 3
S n 3 26 3 26 3 26 3 26
S h 1 18 1 18 1 1 1 12
S g H 204 204 189 95 200
S Adh 2 21 2 21 2 21 2 21
S D g C m 71 5 71 95 70 3 70 65
S Kp nd 22 35 22 4 19 95 21 05
S L S 37 4 40 95 37 4 37 95
S N h m 38 7 40 38 7 40
S R m M 21 7 22 95 21 7 22 15
S m En g 5 73 5 73 5 45 5 45
S o d 151 153 5 151 153 5
S pd L d 16 3 17 65 15 35 16 85
S Co p 42 85 42 85 42 85 42 85
S mp d C p 0 76 0 76 0 76 0 76
S np 8 99 8 99 8 7 8 99
S n o M 80 65 82 1 79 80 05
S P p 187 188 5 182 184 1
S om 118 1 118 1 114 9 114 95
S d 125 5 140 9 122 2 129 95
S h 50 5 51 48 9 49 7
S n 108 85 108 85 104 106 55
S 85 88 85 88
S Com 3 9 3 9 3 55 3 78
S og 18 95 18 95 18 95 18 95
S 136 3 137 5 135 55 136 35
S nd 91 25 92 7 91 25 92 25
SdB 29 4 30 3 28 65 29 2
S d C p M 27 75 27 75 27 75 27 75
S d ndu 34 85 36 2 34 2 34 55
S d Su 73 73 71 5 71 5
S 478 9 484 9 467 1 479 35
S 156 156 151 4 151 75
S Gu 5 55 5 81 5 28 5 81
S Too 255 304 255 291 55
S pow 19 45 19 45 19 45 19 45
S 439 95 439 95 409 05 419
S G ob 18 3 18 4 18 18 15
S S n 23 65 27 3 23 65 26 4
S m 170 180 169 173 55
S o nd 2313 95 2313 95 2284 2292 6
S G Woo 30 5 30 5 30 5 30 5
S mon 17 8 17 8 17 8 17 8
S u d nd 0 58 0 63 0 58 0 58
Subh h S 18 18 18 18
Sub o L d 302 318 55 302 309 55
Su h 52 85 55 2 52 85 55 2
Sud ndu 8 4 8 4 7 65 8 05
Sud nd 26 26 24 4 24 4
Sug D m 15 45 15 45 15 45 15 45
Su 16 16 95 16 16 1
Su S h 441 3 445 436 440 75
Su 320 15 328 95 320 15 325 2
Su bh Eng 5 5 2 4 9 4 95
Sum dh 89 8 90 55 87 05 90 55
Sum ndu 3 72 4 1 3 72 4 1
Sum u nd 1 83 1 83 1 74 1 8
Summ S u 680 680 661 35 661 9
Sumu g 69 7 74 65 67 55 71
Sun S n 7 03 7 04 7 03 7 04
Sund m B 329 05 329 05 318 95 327 6
Sund m n 2337 1 2355 9 2292 15
2338 75
Sund mmu 2 71 2 81 2 65 2 7
Sun g on 113 25 118 1 113 25 116 45
Sungo d C p 2 16 2 16 2 16 2 16
Sun Ag o 154 9 154 9 142 35 152 4
Sun H h 85 87 7 84 84 45
Sun D m 7 44 7 44 7 06 7 44
Sun 0 58 0 58 0 58 0 58
Sun h d Ch 539 549 5 532 546 55
Sup B 29 45 29 45 29 45 29 45
Sup C op 7 64 7 8 7 05 7 18
Sup Hou 199 85 211 199 85 208 2
Sup S n 805 810 796 804 55
Sup Sp n 7 75 8 79 7 75 8 38
Sup T nn 7 58 7 58 7 13 7 33
Sup o 2 25 2 35 2 25 2 35
Sup nd 11 75 12 06 10 92 12 06
Sup p 23 75 23 75 21 85 22 45
Sup 29 9 31 35 28 45 28 45
Sup m Ho 119 119 112 25 112 3
Sup m n 26 55 26 9 25 25 25 25
Sup m 5 22 5 22 5 5 07
Su ndu 102 55 102 55 101 05 102 45
Su L d 64 15 66 95 64 15 65 95
Su P odu 140 05 140 05 133 05 140
Su n o 22 6 23 25 22 55 22 85
Su n p 11 7 12 15 11 45 11 73
Su T 9 4 9 6 9 33 9 43
Su h 0 69 0 69 0 63 0 65
Su Sp 310 314 1 307 308
Su mb Sp 195 95 196 5 190 5 196 5
Su Sp n 29 8 30 1 28 55 29 9
Su Co 56 4 62 75 56 4 59 75
Su o ood 10 10 29 9 31 9 5
Su od 115 117 35 113 114 45
Su T 64 4 64 4 60 7 61 2
Suum 19 7 19 85 19 7 19 8
Su n L S 64 6 65 4 64 1 64 3
Su dh 5 01 5 2 5 01 5 07
Su og T 341 379 8 341 359 95
S G ob 53 5 53 5 50 2 50 55
S m So w 4 16 4 16 4 15 4 16
S T d 7 31 8 1 7 31 7 75
S o p 3 02 3 02 2 88 2 91
S nd 3 3 12 2 95 3 02
S pg ob 29 25 32 7 29 25 31 8
S phou ng 20 6 20 6 20 6 20 6
Sw d Po 36 75 36 75 33 8 34 45
Sw d h nd 1 5 1 52 1 5 1 52
Sw g m 58 55 58 55 58 55 58 55
Sw Eng n 1590 25 1598 1585 1594 45
Sw n 28 28 26 25 26 35
Sw V n 6 62 6 62 6 29 6 53
Sw n 162 169 162 168 8
Sw 351 3 353 7 344 9 346 45
Sw m 16 8 16 8 15 6 15 9
Swo d dg 0 5 0 52 0 5 0 5
S b nd 4 72 4 96 4 72 4 75
S ph T h 35 8 36 65 35 1 36 65
S mb o 5 19 5 73 5 19 5 19
S n om o m 8 95 8 96 8 72 8 76
S n h o o 148 8 154 85 141 55 151 45
S m 270 2 275 35 270 2 274 3
S h m 49 49 15 48 95 49 15
S m C 209 75 209 8 200 1 209 8
T V 306 1 313 7 305 8 308 9
T & G ob 109 4 116 7 107 8 112 85
T C M L d 39 05 42 8 39 05 40 5
T Sp u 0 99 0 99 0 99 0 99
TN S Tu 12 45 12 45 12 45 12 45
TPL 91 1 96 85 91 1 93 35
T n 1701 1701 1655 1 1658 5
T n 19 15 19 35 19 15 19 25
T ndu 45 8 45 85 42 43 95
T nw Ch 147 7 150 65 134 15 135 45
T G Ho 208 65 208 65 202 5 204 6
T So u 23 25 23 65 23 05 23 3
T b o Au o 536 9 544 7 528 9 531 45
T b o ng 600 617 581 585
T mbo C p 103 5 103 5 99 7 99 95
T m N w p 242 2 248 2 242 2 245 2
T m T 7 75 7 86 7 36 7 5
T n A o 114 05 118 45 114 05 117 05
T n nd 869 902 2 856 5 902 2
T n Con 12 05 12 65 11 89 12 4
T ood 6 42 6 6 6 13 6 16
T pu T 5 5 4 75 4 85
T 41 85 44 3 41 25 42 95
T n 4 77 4 9 4 7 4 9
T m 56 85 56 85 55 55 1
T B 10385 1 10472 1 10245 10291 2
T Yodog w 73 77 71 6 73 75
T G ob 1 5 1 5 1 43 1 47
Tb L d 80 75 81 15 80 05 80 35
T n n 32 33 5 31 6 32 2
T n n 3 8 3 8 3 72 3 72
T p P 1450 05 1474 15 1427 45 1434 2
Td Pow 149 8 149 8 140 6 141 8
Td 16 1 16 7 15 7 15 95
T h 29 29 39 28 97 29 24
T h n 10 58 10 95 10 31 10 63
T hno 912 75 927 912 75 917 85
T hnop 94 7 94 7 93 93 05
T hn n 274 95 288 265 6 273 8
T n h 122 129 121 3 124 95
T no 8 65 8 65 7 44 7 62
T So 9 49 10 42 9 49 9 6
T T Co 71 9 71 9 69 5 70 1
T o w 42 5 43 9 42 5 43
T ndu 54 45 55 52 55 54 3
T n 59 5 60 8 58 4 59 15
T mo P p 57 2 58 75 57 2 57 3
Tgbho 12 12 6 12 12 29
Tg 128 65 132 25 127 128 3
Th D 142 5 155 142 5 150
Th mb Mod 12 7 12 7 12 7 12 7
Th ng m 1120 1123 6 1083 65 1107 6
Th n 90 2 92 05 89 5 89 6
Th m M d 1300 65 1310 15 1277 75
1285 8
Th n n 75 2 79 45 75 1 76 15
Th dw 19 19 18 95 18 95
T n 4 35 4 35 4 1 4 12
T d W p 1000 1016 8 996 65 998 75
T 142 8 142 95 134 1 137 75
T g Log 447 459 95 445 459 7
T h 6 95 6 95 6 95 6 95
T Pp 7 14 7 87 7 14 7 85
T L d 194 95 194 95 180 8 180 8
T 4 15 4 29 4 1 4 15
T n g nd 118 45 123 05 116 8 122 85
T m Gu n 56 56 95 54 65 55 15
T m G oup 146 7 152 7 146 7 147 7
T n g o 11 11 25 10 5 10 58
T nn ub 455 463 25 438 441 7
T nn 31 31 29 30 35
T p m 446 55 494 25 439 8 482 95
T p ndu 1730 85 1737 1 1703 1712 6
T u o m 85 9 85 95 85 9 85 95
T up S 11 75 12 2 11 7 11 83
T up S 81 81 81 81
T g h W g 233 45 236 5 227 25 228 5
T n B o 300 309 4 299 9 302 45
T n S u 19 9 19 9 19 3 19 6
T n n 27 5 27 5 25 5 26 65
T 118 5 118 6 117 25 117 5
Tmb 482 489 2 478 45 480 6
To o n n 12 4 13 02 11 8 13 02
To o P 97 5 107 97 5 102 55
Tou m n 83 93 25 83 89 75
To m 16 45 16 8 16 45 16 8
Tp P 30 85 33 2 30 85 32 75
Tp o 2 11 2 11 2 11 2 11
T n 84 05 89 84 05 87 9
T n h m 29 8 30 4 27 4 27 9
T n o p n 36 9 38 35 15 36 4
T n gh 20 35 21 65 19 8 21 65
T n g n B 2 94 2 97 2 77 2 93
T n g ood 70 71 70 71
T n p 1584 1584 1490 1499 7
T n w n 9 62 9 62 9 62 9 62
T nw 10 5 10 5 10 26 10 26
T n n S 13 7 15 05 13 7 15 05
T Hou 18 7 18 7 17 8 17 8
T h 73 8 74 75 71 1 72 7
T on 9 75 9 75 8 35 8 93
T L d 174 180 1 173 65 177 15
T om u 1 88 1 88 1 88 1 88
T g n T h 94 1 94 4 91 05 92 4
T 55 66 35 55 65 3
T mu h 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 4
Tn 23 75 23 75 22 65 22 65
T o M n 1 16 1 16 1 05 1 13
T h E 48 75 48 75 46 4 48 75
T on Co p 0 36 0 36 0 36 0 36
T on V 1908 1926 95 1540 1857 65
T n En 2 62 2 62 2 49 2 54
T n G 25 8 26 95 25 25 05
T 38 75 38 75 38 75 38 75
T u 69 8 70 45 67 55 67 75
T 42 85 43 7 41 1 43 65
T L d 85 87 85 85 85
T 93 6 93 75 89 89 15
T n 15 15 27 15 15 27
T 22 5 22 95 21 1 22 85
T H h 1020 1 1033 4 1002 25
1020 1
Tun T 2 14 2 14 2 03 2 08
Tu 65 55 66 9 62 3 62 3
T Tod 244 05 250 244 05 249 7
T S h 3605 2 3700 3562 3 3662 85
T 386 2 405 05 373 75 393 3
T on 2 56 2 56 2 56 2 56
Tw n So 1 26 1 26 1 26 1 26
T h nd 129 65 131 129 3 130
T oon T 110 110 94 05 102 95
U
U u 126 25 127 5 125 85 126 35
Ud pu C m 31 35 31 75 30 95 31 1
Ud w 123 131 120 130 15
U o 92 6 92 85 90 9 91 8
Ug Sug 104 05 105 9 101 101 7
Ug o p 150 2 154 15 150 2 151 5
U 3 04 3 04 2 85 2 9
U b 29 65 33 6 28 7 29 2
U m n 328 7 330 324 8 325 95
Um po 55 56 51 95 52 25
Um ng D 61 3 63 45 60 95 62 45
Um 5 05 5 06 4 9 4 99
Um 8 75 8 76 8 75 8 76
Un Ab 620 663 605 2 645 95
Un O Au o 3 87 3 87 3 7 3 87
Un Ro n 16 16 13 65 14 25
Un u o 104 95 107 99 2 105 05
Un h m L b 301 45 303 85 298 45 301 1
Un 47 49 6 47 49 6
Un mod O 74 1 74 1 74 1 74 1
Un on Qu 9 72 9 72 9 72 9 72
Un p 547 25 556 75 547 25 552 55
Un pho En 138 75 139 5 135 4 137 65
Un qu O g n 39 6 39 95 39 39 75
Un h 2 78 2 9 2 65 2 81
Un on 20 5 21 19 75 19 95
Un Mu 63 63 59 59 65
Un h n 6 78 6 78 6 48 6 77
Un h L d 1 81 1 83 1 77 1 79
Un d C d 15 05 15 05 15 05 15 05
Un d D 263 2 267 5 261 85 264 7
Un d L n 64 35 64 35 64 64
Un d T 13 29 14 66 13 29 13 46
Un d n 45 4 45 4 45 4 45 4
Un C b 328 95 334 7 315 25 317
Un S h 143 144 141 141
Un ood 6 33 6 33 6 33 6 33
Un A 1 98 1 98 1 98 1 98
Un pho o 505 65 512 5 503 55 506 6
Un wo h L d 1 15 1 15 1 05 1 05
Un h o mu 16 5 17 3 16 5 17 25
Up u g n 45 4 45 4 44 7 44 7
U G ob 10 02 10 17 9 9 9 96
U g h 5 89 5 93 5 71 5 93
U h n 17 55 18 9 17 55 18 9
U hd n n 1 67 1 8 1 67 1 73
U Go d E 47 93 48 29 47 86 48 17
U b n 42 72 43 31 42 71 43 05
U n 50 44 2 44 6 44 11 44 26
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Pretorius announces retirement
JOHANNESBURG: South Africa all-rounder Dwaine Pretorius announced his retirement from international cricket
with immediate effect, Cricket South Africa (CSA) said on Monday.Since making his international debut in 2016,
INDORE | TUESDAY | JANUARY 10, 2023 the 33-year-old has represented South Africa across all three formats — 30 T20Is, 27 ODIs and three Tests. He
was a part of the 2019 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup and the 2021 T20 World Cup squads.

Star India asks

RETURN OF STALWARTS
TEAM INDIA GEARS UP FOR ODI AGAINST SRILANKA

BCCI for discount

The return of old guards Rohit, Kohli and KL Rahul and also Shreyas Iyer, though, will give
the hosts a huge boost as they eye the series after clinching the T20Is against Sri Lanka
Srilankan team during practice session AP/PTI
AGENCIES
Guwahati
India were left with a mixed feel-
ing on the eve of their ODI series
against Sri Lanka as on one hand
they will have stalwarts Rohit
Sharma and Virat Kohli returning
to the side while on the other, unfit
pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah
will yet again miss the action.
India have a packed ODI calendar
— 15 matches excluding the Asia
Cup — in the 10-month window in
the build-up to the World Cup in
October-November and the key
will be to not just get the balance
right but also manage the work-
load in the midst of the Indian Pre-
mier League and the highly-antic-
ipated Australia Test series.There
also lies the problem of plenty in
picking the top-five batters.Opener
Rohit and No. 3 Kohli pick them-
selves, while on form, it will be
tough to drop Ishan Kishan and
Iyer.
Then there’s the phenomenon
named Suryakumar Yadav, whose
T20 exploits have forced the man-
agement to explore his utility in
the 50-over format. The middle-or-
der batter is fresh from a 51-ball
unbeaten 112 in their 91-run win
over Sri Lanka in the third and fi-
nal T20I at Rajkot.However, his
ODI career hasn’t really taken off
so far. Surya has scored 384 runs in
16 matches with just two half-cen-
turies but he could get full backing
from the team anagement to im-
prove on his 50-over numbers in
the lead-up to the World Cup.
With veteran quick Mohammed
Shami also back in the ranks, he
too should be in the playing XI
along with either of Mohammed
Siraj, Arshdeep Singh and Umran
Malik.New vice captain Hardik
Pandya’s bowling skills will also
come in handy, but for someone
who missed more than a year due
to back injury in the lead-up to IPL
2022, it remains to be seen how
Bumrah ruled out after
failing to recover
from back injury
J asprit Bumrah’s return to
action has been delayed
further as he has failed to
recover fully from his lower
back stress fracture, ruling out
the senior India pacer from the
ODI series against Sri
Lanka.”The All-India Senior
Selection Committee has not
named any replacement for
Jasprit Bumrah,” added the
BCCI.It will be interesting to see
if Bumrah recovers to compete
against New Zealand for the
ODI series, starting January 18
and is fielded without playing
even one domestic game.”
Bumrah sustained a lower back
stress fracture post England
tour and missed the Asia Cup
last year.It will not be a surprise
if Bumrah plays the entire four-
match Border Gavaskar Trophy,
starting February 9. He is
expected to be used sparingly
as he would be needed for the
marquee ODI World Cup at
home later this year.
many overs the skipper gets out
from India’s premier all-rounder.
For Sri Lanka ,Nissanka was
their leading run-getter last year
(491 runs from 11 matches) and he
Indian cricket coach Rahul Dravid inspects the pitch AP\PTI
I have not given up on
T20 format, will see
after IPL: Rohit
R ohit Sharma on Monday said
he has no plans to “give up
on T20 Internationals” amid
strong indications that the
transition has already started
under Hardik Pandya.
According to sources, the BCCI
wants a young team to be built
under Hardik’s leadership for
the T20 World Cup in the West
Indies and USA in 2024.Rohit,
along with another former
skipper Virat Kohli and recently
sacked vice-captain KL Rahul,
are currently not a part of the
shortest format.
“Firstly, it is not possible to play
back-to-back matches. You need
to give them (all format players)
enough break. I definitely fall in
that as well. We have three
T20Is against New Zealand. We
will see what happens after IPL.
I have not decided to give up
the format,” Rohit said.
would like to continue from where
he had left off.
The middle order will be steered
by Charith Asalanka who also had
a fruitful last year, averaging 53.25.
The visitors have also drafted in
leg-spinner Jeffrey Vandersay,
who could be handy on Indian
in current deal
Exiting Byju’s wants board
Will likely to encash bank guarantee
miss first Test AGENCIES / New Delhi
against India, India’s home season media rights holder Star India has
says Starc asked the BCCI for a Rs 130 crore discount in the exist-
ing deal while jersey sponsor Byju’s, which is on its way
AGENCIES out, wants the board to encash bank guarantee worth an
Sydney estimated Rs 140
crore to honour the
Injured Australian pace current agreement.
bowler Mitchell Starc has The BCCI top
indicated he will most cer- brass deliberated on
tainly miss the opening the two subjects for
Test of the Border- more than an hour
Gavaskar series against In- in the emergent
dia at Nagpur from Febru- meeting of the Apex
ary 9, saying he should be Council on Monday.
available from the second It was a virtual
Test onwards. meeting.In Novem-
Starc suffered an injury ber, Byju’s had com-
on the opening day of the municated to the
Boxing day Test against BCCI that it wants
South Africa, hurting the to exit as the jersey
finger of his bowling arm sponsor of the Indi-
while attempting a catch. an cricket team but
The 32-year-old Starc was the board asked the edtech company to continue until at
diagnosed with a detached least March 2023.
tendon in the middle finger However, in June, BYJU’s had extended its jersey spon-
and missed the third and fi- sorship agreement with the BCCI until November 2023
nal Test against the Proteas for an estimated USD 35 million.
at Sydney. While an approximately Rs 140 crore will be paid to the
“That’s probably likely (I BCCI through bank guarantee, the remaining, around
will miss the first Test). Rs 160 crore, will be paid via installments.
We’ll see how we’re placed “Only Byju’s and Star India issues were discussed in
at the end of the month,” the meeting but that also took well over an hour. It was a
Starc was quoted as saying serious matter involving millions of dollars so natural-
by Australian Associated ly it took time,” a BCCI source said. .
Press on Monday.
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I HAVE SEEN GREATS LIKE RICHARDS, SACHIN, KOHLI Not yo yo or some other test: Sunil Gavaskar SALMAN BUTT MAKES BOLD REMARK
SKY is once in a century batter: Kapil Dev ‘Cricket fitness should be If Surya was in Pakistan, he would’ve
NEW DELHI us to think he is also part of
that list,” he said. the prime consideration’ been a victim to over-30 policy’
Amazed by Suryakumar “There is indeed a lot of AGENCIES lucky that he is Indian. If he was in
Yadav’s brilliant knock talent in India. And the AGENCIES fitness levels mainly Karachi Pakistan, he would’ve been
against Sri Lanka in Ra- kind of cricket he plays, New Delhi for the emerging a victim to the over-30 poli-
jkot, the 1983 World Cup- that lap shot the one over players. A player Targeting the cy (there have been reports
winning captain, Kapil Dev fine leg, then that leaves the Legendary India could be reeling off PCB’s cricketing that the Ramiz Raja-led
compared his batting bowler frightened because batter Sunil centuries and double set-up, former cap- PCB didn’t allow players
prowess to legends like he can stand and hit a six Gavaskar has centuries or picking tain Salman Butt said who are 30 or above to
Sachin Tendulkar, Viv over mid-on and mid-wick- slammed the recent five and ten wicket that if Suryakumar Ya- join the national
Richards, Virat Kohli, et. That is what makes it decision from the hauls while bowling dav was in Pakistan then it team),” Butt was quot-
Ricky Ponting. Sachin Tendulkar, Rohit difficult for the bowlers be- Board of Control for heaps of overs, but if would have been tough for the star ed as saying on his
“Sometimes I am at a loss Sharma, Virat Kohli, we cause he is able to pick the Cricket in India he can’t pass these India batter to be a part of the na- YouTube channel.”
of words on how to describe feel that someday there will line and length consistent- (BCCI) to make Yo- tests, then he won’t tional team in his 30s. Those who are in the
his knock. When we see be a player who will compel ly. I have seen great batters Yo and Dexa fitness tests mandato- be eligible for selection.” On the back of his impressive per- team, they are fine.
like De Villiers, Vivian ry for selection for players to enter “Cricket fitness should be the formance in the Indian Premier Those who aren’t in

Australia’s oldest Test

Richards, Sachin, Virat,
Ricky Ponting, but very few
can hit the ball as cleanly as
cricketer Norma him. Hats off to Suryaku-
mar Yadav. These kinds of
the senior men’s team, saying that
cricket fitness should be the main
reason for being selected into the
side.
“The BCCI announced recently
prime consideration. And yes, it League (IPL), Suryakumar Yadav the team, they don’t
would be revealing if these fitness made his international debut in have a chance.
tests are done in the public domain 2021 against England when he was Suryakumar broke
with the media present for then we
would know if a player is ‘yo yo’ or
30.
“I was reading everywhere that he
into the team when
he was 30. So, his

Johnston dies aged 95 players come only once in a

century,” he said.
that they are bringing back the ‘yo
yo’ test and some other tests for the
no no,” wrote Gavaskar in his col-
umn for mid-day on Monday.
came to international cricket when
he was over 30. I just thought he’s
case is different,”
Butt said.

AGENCIES SMRITI MANDHANA FEELS

Sydney

Norma Johnston (nee

Whiteman), Australia’s old-
est living Test cricketer, has
died aged 95. Norma, a fast
bowler in her playing days,
played seven Tests from
1948-51 apart from playing
for New South Wales in do-
mestic cricket.
A middle-order batter and
medium pace bowler, Nor-
ma scored 151 Test runs at
25.16 and took 22 wickets at
17.26 and is remembered as
a valuable and highly popu-
lar member of the post-war
Australian Women’s team.
“Everyone across Aus-
tralian Cricket will be sad-
dened to hear of Norma’s
passing. As a pioneer, Nor-
ma not only made a won-
derful contribution as a
player but helped set the
platform for the many thou-
sands of women and girls
now playing the game.”
“On behalf of everyone in
Australian Cricket I would
like to offer my sincere con-
dolences to Norma’s family
and friends at this sad
time,” said Nick Hockley,
CA Chief Executive, in an
official statement.
‘One big learning in T20 cricket is you don’t actually have just one gear'
MUMBAI T20 Cricketer of the Year, Smriti Herbalife. How do you foresee this part- A. 2022 has been a good year for me as
has been at the forefront of the nership with a global nutrition brand well as women’s cricket. We had an amaz-
India women’s vice-captain Smriti team in batting as well as leader- like Herbalife? ing Commonwealth Games. It was a very
Mandhana is undoubtedly one of ship wise. A. Well definitely cricket is moving to- different experience for us to be a part of a
the classiest left-handed batters In an exclusive chat on the wards the importance of fitness and nutri- multi-sport event. We couldn’t win the gold
in modern-day cricket, who sidelines of being announced tion. In the last five-six years, we have seen medal (India won silver medal), but I think
makes the art of batsman- as the newest sponsored ath- how much fitness and nutrition is impor- the whole journey was amazing.
ship, especially while lete of Herbalife nutrition, tant in cricket. It’s been five-six years since Q. How do you view 2023 as a year for
opening, look effortless. Smriti spoke about sacrifices I have really focused a lot on these things. the Indian women’s cricket team?
The only Indian crick- made in terms of nutrition for My partnership with Herbalife is definite- A. 2023 is going to be a big year for
eter to win the ICC better cricketing results, evolv- ly going to boost that and I am sure that women’s cricket. We have a T20 World Cup
Women’s Cricketer of ing as a T20 batter, being in the this partnership will definitely motivate as well as Women’s IPL, which will be an-
the Year award twice leadership unit of the Indian other people to come into fitness and nutri- nounced. Also, two home Test matches,
and being nominated for team and more. tion. which is going to be big as well. So, defi-
the third time in 2022, Excerpts: - Q. Speaking about years, can you de- nitely, a year to look forward to for women’s
apart from earning a Q. Your 2023 is starting off scribe how 2022 has been a year for you cricket and I am sure women’s cricket can
nomination for Women’s with your association with and for women’s cricket? reach greater heights this year.
 Lagad downs world champion to emerge triumphant in men’s air rifle T1 trials
NEW DELHI: Lagad Saurav Gorakh of the Indian Navy humbled reigning world champion Rudrankksh B Patil 17-9 in
the men’s 10m air rifle T1 trials for Group A shooters here on Monday.In the eight-man ranking round, Rudrankksh
had finished on top with a score of 261.5, even as Lagad ended second on countback.
SPORTS
INDORE | TUESDAY | JANUARY 10, 2023

SINDHU RETURNS FROM INJURY

Indian shuttlers look to shine in Malaysia Open

With plenty of ranking points at stake, Indian shuttlers will join Meanwhile former world no. 1 Ki-
dambi Srikanth will open his cam-
Nehwal, Aakarshi Kashyap and
Malvika Bansod are also in the fray
the other big stars such as World No.1 Viktor Axelsen, Malaysia’s paign against Japan’s unseeded in the women’s singles.
Lee Zii Jia, Akane Yamugachi, Tai Tzu ying as they aim for a good Kenta Nishimoto. A win is likely to While Saina will meet China’s un-
put Srikanth up against fifth seed seeded Han Yue, Aakarshi will
show in the USD 1,250,000 Super 1000 tournament here Jonatan Christie with defending square up against Chinese Taipei’s
champion Axelsen also placed in Hsu Wen-chi and Malvika will face
AGENCIES fication period will start in May. the same quarter.In the men’s dou- second seed An Se-young of Korea.
Kuala Lumpur Double Olympic medallist Sindhu, bles, World No.5 Satwiksairaj In women’s doubles, CWG bronze
who is returning from an ankle in- Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, who medallists Treesa Jolly and Gayatri
PV Sindhu will face a tough test on jury, begins her campaign against won the CWG title, India Open and Gopichand will take on Hong
her return from a five-month injury former World Champion Carolina French Open in 2022, will cross Kong’s Yeung Nga Ting and Yeung
lay-off as top Indian shuttlers, in- Marin of Spain.Sindhu last played swords with South Korea’s Choi Sol- Pui Lam in the first round, while
cluding HS Prannoy and Lakshya at the Commonwealth Games in Au- gyu and Kim Wan-ho in the first Ashwini Bhat and Shikha Gautam
Sen, will aim to start the year on a gust and it will be an interesting round. are pitted against Thailand’s Supis-
positive note at the Malaysia Open battle against Marin, who has won World championships bronze sara Paewsampran and Putita Su-
from Tuesday. the last three encounters against medallists Satwik and Chirag, seed- pajirakul.India’s mixed doubles
Following a highly-successful the Indian and also boasts of a bet- ed seventh, are likely to face home pair Ishaan Bhatnagar and Tanisha
2022, India’s star shuttlers will hope ter 9-5 head-to-head record. favourites Aaron Chia and Soh Crasto will face Netherland’s Robin
to raise the bar further in 2023, dur- In the men’s singles, World No.10 will engage in a round of one-up- world no. 8 Prannoy in the opening Wooi Yik in the quarterfinal if they Tabeling and Selena Piek in the
ing which the Paris Olympic quali- Sen, the only seeded Indian player, manship against compatriot and round. can cross the initial rounds.Saina first round.

ADELAIDE INTERNATIONAL 2 YOUNG FORWARD ABHISHEK SAYS

Kvitova continues Excited and nervous for

perfect season start
AGENCIES
Adelaide
Petra Kvitova has continued
her perfect start to the 2023
season in Australia, with
smooth progress into the Ade-
laide International 2 second
round.
Following match wins over
Jessica Pegula and Laura
Siegemund at the United Cup
in Sydney last week, the 32-
year-old launched her Ade-
laide campaign with a 6-2 7-5
win over Elena Rybakina, re-
ports
adelaideinternational.com.au.
It was a clash of two Wimble-
don champions in South Aus-
tralia, with Kvitova lifting tro-
phies at the All England Club
in 2011 and 2014, while Rybaki-
na triumphed at The Champi-
onships last year.Another fac-
tor that favoured Rybakina, a
23-year-old from Kazakhstan,
was her performance as run-
ner-up to Ash Barty in Ade-
laide last year.
From the outset, however, it
was Kvitova who competed
with greater authority in the
first-round encounter, the
Czech claiming a service
break in the sixth game to take
control of the first set.After a
tighter second set, Kvitova
closed out victory after an
hour and 25 minutes to set up a
second-round clash with the
winner between Anett Kon-
taveit and Paula Badosa.Cur-
rently ranked world No.16,
Kvitova has claimed two of
her 29 professional singles tro-
phies in Sydney and noted that
participating in the inaugural
United Cup mixed teams tour-
nament last week added to con-
fidence, especially on Aus-
tralia’s hard courts.
FIH Hockey Men’s World Cup
AGENCIES
Rourkela
A relatively new addition to
the Indian team, young for-
ward Abhishek is all set to
make an impression at the
FIH Odisha Hockey Men’s
World Cup 2023
Bhubaneswar-Rourkela,
starting from January 13.
The 23-year-old, who
made his debut in the pre-
vious season of the FIH
Hockey Pro League, said,
“Playing for India at a
home World Cup is a dream
come true for me.”
“There is a lot of excite-
ment, but at the same time,
I am a bit nervous too. This
will not only be my first
World Cup, but also my first
experience playing in front
of a huge crowd. People of
Odisha are very passionate
about hockey, and it will be
a great experience for me to
play in front of them,” he
added.
Abhishek’s hockey jour-
ney began in Sonepat,
Haryana at the age of 11
when he saw his friends
playing the sport in his
school. The son of an Army
man honed his skills under
his school teacher and
coach Shamsher Singh.
“After starting from my
school, I got selected in the
National Hockey Academy,
Delhi, and after playing for
Haryana in the national
championships between
2013-2015, I earned my call-
up for the Junior Camp,” he
stated.
Abhishek was part of the
Indian team that won the
2016 U-18 Asian Cup in
Bangladesh. He scored the
winning goal in the team’s
5-4 win against the hosts in
the Final. However, the for-
ward couldn’t progress fur-
ther and was dropped from
the junior national camp. “I
Almost three years later,
Abhishek’s hard work paid
off as he got his call-up for
the Senior National Camp
after helping Punjab Na-
tional Bank finish third at
the 1st Hockey India Senior
Men Inter-Department Na-
tional Championship 2021.
With six goals under his
belt, he was the second-
highest goalscorer in the
tournament.
With just four days to go
for the World Cup, Ab-
hishek said, “After the
Commonwealth Games, my
We don’t want to leave anything
to chance: Harmanpreet
NEW DELHI: With the much-anticipated Hockey World
Cup 2023 to be held in India which is scheduled to begin
on January 13, Indian men’s hockey team captain
Harmanpreet Singh is excited about the mega event as it
comes closer.
“It is a huge occasion. We don’t know when the world
cup will be back on Indian soil and this is a massive
opportunity. Each one of us are aware of the significance
of the occasion and we have prepared accordingly. As
captain, it means a lot to me to be able to lead the team
in front of our fans. We don’t want to leave anything to
chance and like you said there will not be an occasion as
big as this in the future,” said India hockey captain
Harmanpreet Singh on Backstage with Boria show.
missed out on making the family is now hopeful of a
2016 Junior World Cup medal at the World Cup.
squad as I was relatively The whole country is hop-
young, and was dropped ing for that. I believe we are
from the junior national fully prepared for the chal-
camp. It was a big disap- lenge and we will give our
pointment for me,” he re- best to make our country
flected. proud.”
RANBIR, ALIA HOLD HANDS, ENJOY
FOOTBALL MATCH FROM STANDS
AGENCIES / Mumbai ter the match, the two
walked on to the field and
Bollywood couple Alia clicked pictures.
Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor, Ranbir is a huge football
who are currently enjoying fan, the announcement of
parenthood, were recently his and Alia’s daughter’s
spotted watching a football name serves as the testimo-
match and supporting the ny to the fact. While an-
Mumbai FC. nouncing the name of their
Ranbir co-owns Mumbai daughter - Raha in Novem-
FC, he was seen sporting ber last year, Alia had tak-
his team jersey, a pair of
denims and a black cap as
en to her Instagram to
share a picture of herself,
his team squared off
against Kerala Blasters.
Alia, on the other hand,
Ranbir and Raha.
While the three were out
of focus, the Barcelona jer-
kept it simple as she wore a sey hanging on the wall be-
black jacket and rounded hind them had Raha’s
up her look with open name written over it. Ran-
tresses. During the match, bir is an avid fan of
the two were seen holding Barcelona which partici-
hands and discussing the pates in the La Liga tour-
game from the stands. Af- nament.
DAKAR RALLY
Ross Branch wins Stage 8
RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA
Hero MotoSports Team Ral-
ly scripted history once
again by winning a stage at
the world’s toughest rally
— Dakar Rally.Ross Branch
finished Stage 8 in the
fastest time, securing the
second Dakar Stage win for
himself, and for Hero MotoSports Team Rally.

INDORE SPORTS
Umpire Subodh Dande
honoured
INDORE: Jabalpur’s state panel umpire Subodh
Dande umpired his last match, inter-divisional
Parmanandbhai Patel Under-22 competition,
on Monday. After this match he retired from
umpiring. On this occasion, he was felicitated
by Rajesh Valecha, Ramesh Kushwaha, Jayant
Wankhede, Sudhir Rasal and Sumit Bhati at
Gymkhana ground, Former Ranji cricketer
Kannu Panwar and Narendra Bakhteria were
also present.
MP Ranji Trophy selection committee chairman
Anup Sabnis and member Zafar Ali, state panel
umpire Gwalior’s Laxman Tanwani, Chambal’s
Sunil Rajouria, Bhopal’s Vijender Parihar and
BCCI scorer Datta Varat were specially invited
for this programme, which was conducted by
Rajesh Valecha. Vote of thanks was proposed
by Sudhir Rasal.
Anvesha Chhajlani, Ojas Nima, Anand
Kushwaha and Arnav Lunia win titles
KPL Chess tournament concludes
INDORE: Anvesha Chhajlani, Ojas Nima, Anand
Kushwaha and Arnav Lunia won titles in their
respective categories of KPL Chess tournament,
concluded recently. The prize distribution took
place in the presence of Dharmendra Dhaka,
director of D2R. Shweta Khandelwal and Kapil
Shendge were also present as special guests. A
total of 170 players including sportspersons
participated enthusiastically. Neha Sabharwal
was also present. Yogesh Mohite was the chief
judge while competition organizing secretary
was Sunil Soni .
IICIANS Challenger trophy concludes
INDORE: On the concluding day of Indore
International College IICIANS Challenger
tournament, Khalsa defeated MP 47 in the
final to win the title. The guests of the prize
distribution function were Ganga Pandey and
Lalit Prajapat, who honored the winning team
with trophy and Rs 11,000 cash prizes.
On this occasion, institution head Akshanshu
Tiwari, Dr Vikas Jain, Principal Dr Priya Trivedi
and Nursing Principal Purnima Japthapi were
present. The program was conducted by Prof
Ashutosh Sharma, while Rahul Chitre
proposed a vote of thanks.
State level net ball:
Clean sweep by Indore
INDORE: A state-level net ball competition was
SPORTS MINISTER THAKUR PARTICIPATES IN THE PRIZE DISTRIBUTION CEREMONY
Maha win Jain Conference Youth Prestige League cricket
INDORE: Maharashtra won the Jain Conference
Youth Prestige League Season 1 cricket tournament
played here at Emerald Heights Ground on
Monday.
National president Deepak Jain Tinu said that cricket
teams from 10 states participated in it. The prize
ceremony was held at Labh Mandapam in the
presence of Sports, Youth Welfare and Information
Broadcasting Minister Anurag Singh Thakur. On this
occasion, Vishnu Dutt Sharma, Vinay
Sahastrabuddhe, Prabhat Jha, MP Shankar Lalwani,
Rajesh Sonkar, Davish Jain, National President of
the conference, Anandmal Chhallani, and National
Women’s President Puspa Gokharu were present.
President Deepak Jain Tinu gave detail information
about the activities and tournament of Jain
Conference Youth Branch. The winning team
Maharashtra was given a check of Rs 1 lakh while the runners-up team The programme was started with lighting of traditional lamp. Aman
Madhya Pradesh was given a check of Rs 71000. Best Batsman, Best Khandelwal presented Vande Mataram. The guests were welcomed by
Bowler, Man of the Series trophies were also given. Ritesh Katkani, Suvidhi Zaveri, Dhaval Sand, Gaurav Nahar, Swapnil
Renowned commentator Padmashree Sushil Doshi and educationist Sancheti, Puneet Anchaliya, Rakesh Kothari, Sanket Jain, Pankaj Jain
Padmashree Nemnath Jain were honored with the Life Time Parshwanath, Manish Deshlhara, Milan Jain, Upendra Bohra, Pankaj
Achievement Award on the occasion. Along with this, outstanding Bhatevra, Vinod Jain, Saurabh Jhelawat, Gaurav Porwal, Honey Chordia,
national players of Indore were also honored. In which Kartik Joshi, Rinku Kothari, Hullas Chopra, Vivek Jain, Vinod Bhatewara, Shivang
Arshleen Bhatia, Tanay Jain, Saransh Jain, Pooja Parkhe, Vibhu Patel, Bangadia, Keshav Porwal, and other office bearers. The program was
Ansh Sirsia, Kanchan Dixit, Paras Nabhariya, Ashutosh Vyas, Mehak Jain conducted by Jineshwar Jain and Anurag Jain, while vote of thanks was
and other players were honored. proposed by Suvidhi Zaveri.
organized at Chameli Devi Group of Institute, sponsored by Moriya Sariya, concluded here at Bhopal and Dewas participated. The
Indore. In the final, Indore defeated Jabalpur Nehru Stadium recently. In the final, Adivasi championship trophy was won by Brig
in both the categories and won the titles. ‘A’ club won and captured the talent trophy. Rajiv Ohri and Arun Tambe ex-DIG BSF. The
Principal Dr Manish Srivastav, Sports Officer The chief guest of the prize distribution runners up trophy was won by Sumit
Vikram Hansari, Dheeraj Verma, Vinita function was social worker Arun Kain, Deepak Goyal and Mohit Malviya . The second
(Khargone) and Rohini Ingle gave away the Baba and Trilok Savner. As an individual Runners up trophy won by Ajay singh
prizes. The programme was conducted by award, Nikhilesh, Harshal Panse, Tunishwar Chauhan and Subham Sanket . The trophy
Jameel Khan and gratitude was expressed by Bamaniya, Aniket Chhapri were also awarded. of close to the pin won by Manoj
Narayan Patidar. The guests were welcomed by Rakesh Sirsia, Mehta.Trophies were presented to the
Adivasi ‘A’ Football Club Ramchandra Chauhan, Shiv Baba Chauhan, winner by the Vikas Ohri and Ajai Singh
Manak Nagar, Ramesh Jhirwar, Arshad, Ishwar Chauhan. Participants further thanked the
captures Talent Trophy Kaloshiya, Vikas Thapa, Gaurav Jatiya, Garha family for providing such a
Shivkumar Bhamor, Pankaj Rathore and Arun beautiful and attractive golf course and
INDORE: In memory of Jai Rathore, a 7-A side
district-level cash prize football tournament, Upadhyay. The programm was conducted by other club facility to the golfers .
Narayan Kharbadikar and
vote of thanks were
proposed by Yes Sirsia and
Ansh Sirsia.
Buddy‘s Cup golf
tourney concludes
INDORE: The Royal Garha
Golf Club organized a
Buddy‘s Cup golf
tournament on Sunday.
In this tournament, 32
golfers ( 16 teams )from
Indore, Ujjain, Mhow ,
 Delhi school D elhi Deputy Chief Minister
Manish Sisodia on Monday
on area laid the foundation of a school
that will have a total of 160
freed from rooms equipped with modern
facilities on land freed from the
INDORE I TUESDAY | JANUARY 10, 2023 land mafia clutches of the city's land mafia at
Sunder Nagri.
The Dr BR Ambedkar School of
laboratories equipped with
modern technology and a hall
Specialised Excellence will have
four storeys and 160 rooms,
with a capacity of hundreds.
Government officials said the
including 87 magnificent
classrooms and four large
land on which the school will
come up was in the land mafia's
classrooms. It will have eight possession for a very long time.

NEET SAGA CONTINUES AS THOUSANDS

Engg IB students favour
students hold
TED talks Indian unis despite
in Bandra
STAFF REPORTER
Mumbai
BECOME INELIGIBLE FOR PG EXAM
ADITI ALURKAR / Mumbai dating data of all the students who
options overseas
will miss their exams to let NMC

T I
o ignite the spark in n a major setback, the majority of know the extent of the damage. So
our minds and to fur- 80,000 MBBS graduates in the far, we have 155 colleges where re-
ther our motto “Ideas country will not be able to pursue sults for the entire batch were de-
worth spreading," Fr. Con- postgraduate studies due to the Na- layed,” said Dr. Ritika Raj, an MBBS
ceicao Rodrigues College of tional Medical Commission (NMC) intern whose stint goes on till July.
Engineering's Student internship regulations. As per the Apart from central institutes like
chapter TEDxCRCE is back norm, the NMC instructed MBBS AIIMS, very few state-run or private
with its 7th Edition of An- students graduating in 2023 to finish colleges have caught up with NMC’s
nual Conference 2023 in As- their medical internships before pace, say students. The cutoffs for an
sociation with Indian Oil March, failure to do so disqualifies entire batch of doctors will be low if
Corporation Ltd (IOCL). them from appearing for NEET PG the number of students drops for
TEDxCRCE, an inde- 2023 — the nationwide entrance test NEET PG 2023, while those appear-
pendently organised TED for postgraduate medical students. ing for NEET 2024 will face immense
event, is bringing MBBS students who enrolled in competition. Last year, students were ABHISHEK NAIR & dates submit their applica-
speakers from various their undergraduate colleges in 2017 allowed to complete their intern- ALOK PAREKH / Mumbai tions mid-October to early No-
walks of life and cultures finished their four-year academic ships by July 2022. vember of their senior year of

I
together to connect and in- course in January 2021 following “The academic calendar for med- nternational Baccalaure- high school and receive a deci-
teract with the world. which they were required to com- ical studies has been all over the ate (IB) schools across sion around mid-December.
TEDxCRCE plete a year-long medical internship. place since the Medical Council of Mumbai, like their metro- As the College Board web-
will be held on January 13, 4 MBBS results for the final semester India was disbanded. Now National politan counterparts, are no site explains: "Early decision
pm, at the Samvaad Audito- are generally released by March Board of Examinations, Medical strangers to its students pre- plans are binding — a student
rium of the host college in every year, as per NMC rules, after This Covid induced delay has now Counselling Committee, and NMC ferring foreign universities who is accepted as an ED ap-
Bandra, where speakers which students can apply for their in- snowballed into an entire batch of are all governing different aspects of over Indian ones when it plicant must attend the col-
The academic calendar for medical
will try to shed light on ternship tenure. Owing to the pan- medical students who are ineligible the same exam, while none of them comes to their undergraduate lege. Early action plans are
studies has been all over the place
their learnings and life les- demic, several medical colleges for the NEET PG 2023. NEET aspi- are working in tandem,” said Krish- studies. non-binding — students re-
since the Medical Council of India
sons. The aim is to provide failed to declare the student results rants are now asking the NMC to re- nan. Though the trend remains ceive an early response to
was disbanded. Now National Board
a platform where the on time postponing their intern- lax these stringent eligibility re- The National Board of Examina- persistent, it has witnessed a their application but do not
of Examinations, Medical Counselling
smartest thinkers, greatest ships. “Nearly 80% of the students quirements. “A doctor approached tions in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) small shift wherein private in- have to commit until the nor-
Committee, and NMC are all
visionaries, and most got their results only by April or Health Minister Mansukh L. Man- opened registration for NEET PG stitutions in India are figuring mal reply date of May 1."
governing different aspects of the
fascinating learners have May,” explained Dr. Rohan Krishnan, daviya in Chattisgarh to convey our 2023 on January 7, 2023. The exam among the top choices for stu- “Though five students from
same exam, while none of them are
the opportunity to inspire. the national chairman of the Feder- plight, the minister had no idea that will take place on March 5 from 7 am dents. our school applied for early de-
working in tandem.
The theme for the confer- ation of All India Medical Associa- the number of students suffering to 7 pm, and the admit card will be cisions, more and more stu-
ence is ‘Bending Rules’, tion. was so large. So now we’re consoli- – Dr Rohan Krishnan made available on February 27. What’s holding back students dents have shown an interest
defining a concept that en- from going abroad? in joining the process,” said

Engineers to mingle with arts at inter-IIT meet

courages creativity. Today, Dr. Kavita Aggarwal, Princi- Founding CEO of Ascend In-
almost every task has pre- pal at D. G. Khetan Interna- ternational, Aditya Patil, who
defined ways, bending the tional School and the Chair- believes students are more
rules occurs when we think person of the Members of In- clear about their university
outside the box, play by our ternational Schools Associa- choices and the idea of study-
own rules, and accomplish STAFF REPORTER / Mumbai from all IITs gather to celebrate cultural tion (MISA), believes this ing abroad. “Students are not
the goal. arts with events conducted by different change can be attributed to waiting for regular decisions
Among the key speakers Around 3,200 students from 23 IITs are to clubs. The meet was not held for the past multiple reasons. anymore and trying to get the
are, Tannaz Irani, Actress, take part in a variety of events at the fifth two years owing to the Covid-19 pandem- “Undergraduate students information regarding their
and Nakash Aziz, a Music Inter-IIT Cultural Meet, which is being ic. are a bit sceptical of climatic undergraduate academics as
Composer. Tannaz is known hosted by the Indian Institute of Tech- Encouraging students to actively par- and medical conditions fast as possible,” added Patil.
for her roles in movies and nology Madras (IIT Madras). The Inter- ticipate in the cultural meet, Prof. V. Ka- abroad coupled with an uncer- “15-20 students have applied
in various television seri- IIT Cultural Meet 5.0 was opened by makoti, Director of IIT Madras, said, tain scenario across the for early decisions from our
als. Nakash Aziz is an Chief Guest Shri L. Subramaniam, a “The Institute is very happy to host this world,” stated Aggarwal, who grade 12 batch apart from
award-winning flourishing renowned violinist, composer, conductor, year’s Cultural Meet. India has a huge di- added that students are taking which US, UK, Canada, and
music artist. Other speak- and recipient of the Padma Bhushan versity in terms of cultural events. When up admissions in India be- Singapore are top study desti-
ers include Dr. Ashok Jo- award. we look at engineering, and in the last 21 cause universities have start- nations for them,” stated
hari, Prateek Sethi, Pooja The annual cultural gathering began years I have been teaching at IIT Madras, ed offering the best of pro- Swati Gupta, Brand Develop-
Taparia, Raj Aditya Kapoor, today, January 9, and will last until Jan- any engineer who has a deep introduc- grammes. ment Manager and Admis-
Ajay Prabhakar, and Aruna uary 11. The cultural meet is hosted by a tion to art, performs very well, especially Students performing at the Inter-IIT Cultural Meet 5.0 which began at IIT “More than 50-60% of stu- sions at Nahar International
Rekha Varanasy. different IIT every year where students in projects, research, and reports." Madras yesterday dents are now choosing to School. “Students do appreci-
study in institutions at home ate the benefits of studying
Crossword # 655 with courses such as Design overseas and the marked ad-

Across
1 Just (4)
DELHI UNIVERSITY’S CENTRAL LIBRARY Thinking, Humanities, and
Art gaining popularity,” stat-
ed Aggarwal.
vantages they gain in future
careers and subsequent op-
portunities,” believes Davies,

WILL GET `110-CR MAKEOVER

4 Unimportant facts who saw 15% of the students
Covid not the driving force at Garodia applying for early
(6)
Is a global pandemic that put decisions.
8 Cheer (3) the world to a halt one of the
10 Adult tadpole (4) PTI / New Delhi will be able to avail more read- driving forces behind this phe- UGC’s push for foreign univs
13 Teutonic (8) ing material and have a better nomenon? Not anymore, ac- could make an impact
14 US politician (7) Delhi University is planning to sitting area," the official added. cording to academicians. The choice to study at home or
15 Aquatic mammals revamp its central library at a Unlike the current library, “The reasons to stay back in abroad is significant in the
(6) cost of Rs 110 crore to increase the official said that the new li- India are more about the costs backdrop of the University
17 Fireworks perhaps - the seating capacity from 600 brary will be digitised to pro- overseas versus staying home. Grants Commission’s (UGC)
"Rusts buns" to more than 4,000, a university vide quality online material to Some parents are happier to draft norms letting foreign
anagram ? (9) official said. students. support their children at universities into India.
The plan to expand the li- "The library will be digi- home for a longer period,” Though experts believe it will
21 Speak (3)
brary was approved last tised accordingly. With the said Ian Davies, who serves as not make much difference
22 Boxing great (3) month by the executive coun- changing learning mode, it is the Dean of Garodia Interna- overall, some turnaround is
23 "One", as a prefix cil, the highest decision-mak- on the university to develop tional College. expected.
(3) ing body of DU. and provide quality material. Renowned private institu- “If foreign universities set
26 Pass from place to The university is expected four-storeyed and cover an present, the library has a seat- The university is working on tions have also started to ac- up shops in India at best 20-
place (9) 2 Large cat (4) 20 Camera type (3) to lay the foundation stone for area of 16,000 square metres. ing arrangement for 600 stu- preparing archiving unit. The cept SAT scores making it eas- 25% more undergraduate can-
27 Corresponded in 3 Kind of pudding (4) 23 Forearm bones (5) the project in March this year "The library will be expand- dents," the official said. library will also have a facilita- ier for students. didates, who earlier set their
sound (6) 5 Forgives or 24 Tingling - desirous and the new library will be ed vertically and horizontally The aim of the renovation is tion centre to provide the study eyes abroad, will look to study
28 Showy (7) overlooks (6) (5) ready by 2025, the official said, and will be spread over an area to provide students with better material," the official said. Early decision numbers remain in India,” stated one of Mum-
32 Rise (8) 6 Goods vehicle (3) 25 Peering, being adding that it will be built in of 16,000 sq metres. The build- reading material. To ensure that the students low as study-abroad options rise bai’s most renowned consult-
34 One-named Irish 7 Confront boldly (6) nosey (6) place of the current building ing will have a G+3 floor," the "We want more students to do not face issues during the US colleges, which have tradi- ants, Viral Doshi.
9 Of a female (3) 26 Join closely (6) by the Central Public Works official said. come. We want the library to construction of the library, the tionally been popular with In- “These students could be
singer (4)
Department (CPWD). "It will have seven elevators be a happening place. We want official said that first a new dia’s undergraduate candi- from ISC, CBSE, or HSC
35 Green prefix (3) 11 Picture puzzle (5) 28 Compass direction
The official explained that and will be able to accommo- students to have better facili- building will be prepared and dates, offer a type of early ad- boards as compared to IB,”
36 Cave (6) 12 Garrulous (5) (3) the revamped library will be date 4,000 students at a time. At ties. Through this, the students the study material will be shift- missions during which candi- added Doshi.
37 Bewilder (4) 15 Of the ear (4) 29 Perfunctory kiss (4)

Students brainstorm ideas to sustain Earth

16 Italian volcano (4) 30 Huffy state (4)
Down 18 Not any (4) 31 Tale (4)
1 Idiotic persons (4) 19 Sudden assault (4) 33 Cry of a dove (3)
25 Prying, 26 Cement, 28 SSE, 29 Peck, 30 Snit, 31 Yarn, 33 Coo. Solution
12 Gabby, 15 Otic, 16 Etna, 18 Nary, 19 Raid, 20 SLR, 23 Ulnae, 24 Itchy, ALOK PAREKH / Mumbai tion and application. Care Unit (ICCU) to look after the Jhaveri, and Anandita Patil from
Down: 1 Oafs, 2 Lion, 3 Sago, 5 Remits, 6 Van, 7 Accost, 9 Her, 11 Rebus, “Synergy has been serving the pur- health of the public,” explained the standard 9. Their main goal to intro-

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32 Increase, 34 Enya, 35 Eco, 36 Grotto, 37 Stun. he brightly-lit corridors of
17 Sunbursts, 21 Say, 22 Ali, 23 Uni, 26 Circulate, 27 Rhymed, 28 Splashy, JBCN International School,
Across: 1 Only, 4 Trivia, 8 Rah, 10 Frog, 13 Germanic, 14 Senator, 15 Otters, Borivali, were chock-a-blocked
with enthusiasm, loud cheers, and
FPJ - SUDOKU - 60 Level: Hard large crowds on Saturday, January 7,
as students across Maharashtra
showed up with their respective
teams to display their science proj-
ects around the theme of ‘Sustain-
ability of the Earth and Health’.
Students, who were brainstorming
ideas for their projects for quite a few
weeks while juggling their exams and
academics, showcased their modelled
ideas at Members of International
Schools Association’s (MISA) annual
science exhibition, MISA-Synergy.
Showcasing scientific plans
“This year the theme revolved
around United Nations Sustainable
WHAT TO DO: Fill in the grid development goals in the areas of
so that every row, every column Earth and Health,” said Dr Kavita Ag-
and every 3x3 box contains the garwal, Chairperson, MISA, adding
digits 1 to 9. Every puzzle has that the main idea behind organising
only one correct solution. Synergy every year is to promote the
young scientific minds into innova-
pose of fostering scientific aptitude
and innovation among students,” Ag-
garwal further stated.
Healthy environment is top priority
Every classroom consisted of four to
five groups of students presenting
their projects. The excitement was ev-
ident as students went above and be-
yond to explain their innovative ideas
and projects to parents, and other vis-
itors. All 132 groups hailed their pur-
pose towards the sustainability of
Earth and maintaining good health.
One of the projects was called the
‘Terra Station’ prepared by grade 7
students of JBCN International
School, Borivali. The minds behind
the project were Khushi Raste, Rid-
dhi Mahajan, Tia Pitale, Sparsh
Shah, and Dec Borwal.
The main idea behind creating the
Station was to provide a better un-
derstanding of the Earth. It had vari-
ous uses including one which allowed
it to convert heat energy to electrical
energy in the device’s control centre.
The Level Up team from Worli’s D.Y.
Patil International School
“In addition to storing and con-
serving energy, the device is mainly
for installation in residential areas
and the ‘Terra Station’ is also de-
signed to have an Intensive Care Unit
(ICU) and an Intensive Coronary
group members.
Another group of to-be scientists
was from Nashik’s Wisdom High In-
ternational School. The students of
standards 6th and 7th created a mod-
el that would generate energy from
speed breakers as and when vehicles
ran over them.
Composed of Vedant Dange, Saloni
Pardeshi, Aniruddh Borle, and Ri-
tisha Avhad, the group had come up
with a live working model of their
idea. “The idea is a one-time, high-
cost investment. Once it is imple-
mented, it would be very cost-effec-
tive and would help conserve energy
along with its apt usage,” said the
four student members of the Nashik-
based group.
No chemicals, going the organic way
A team called ‘Level Up’ from Worli’s
D.Y. Patil International School had
come up with the idea of an all-in-one
detergent, a bio-enzyme cleaner.
The team consisted of three stu-
dents namely, Eeksha Shah, Dheya
duce the product was to avoid the us-
age of chemicals in producing deter-
gent cleaners in today’s time and ‘lev-
el up’ the lifestyles of people.
“The product is made up of jag-
gery, water, and orange or lemon
peels that usually go to waste. The
production is a long process as it in-
volves fermenting the mixture of the
raw materials for 3 months to have
the final cleaner ready,” stated the
students.
Opportunities that question intellect
JBCN International School, Borivali,
has already hosted MISA-Synergy
twice. This time, it was the third year
that the school witnessed the exhibi-
tion on campus.
"Nurturing Innovation is the true
hallmark of an education that focus-
es on the growth of creativity. Schools
must provide our learners with op-
portunities that challenge their intel-
lect and feed their curiosity," said De-
bika Chatterji, Director Principal,
JBCN International School, Borivali.

YOUR DAY By Vinayak Vishwas Karandikar

ARIES: Today is the day to enjoy and entertain. GEMINI: Today is a day to fulfil your desires after LEO: Today is a day to study and focus on work. LIBRA: Today is the day to control anger and solve SAGITTARIUS: Face problems and find their AQUARIUS: Concentrate on your work today. Expect
Expect expenditure for health and property. People some struggle. There will be expenditure for Expect expenditure for business and education. problems. Expenditure for business is expected. solutions today. Expect expenditure for medical expenditure for business and education. Technicians
in fields like insurance and research will benefit. medical bills. Your loan proposals will be People in fields like construction, auto parts and People in fields like event management will do well. treatment. Some people may leave the job because will get success. A dispute at the workplace is
Repairing of vehicle is indicated. You may attend a sanctioned. Advice or help of father or children will entertainment will do well. Dispute in the family is You will make efforts to balance family time and of stress. People in fields like martial arts will get indicated. Avoid conflicts with seniors. Domestic life
get-together. Some of you may suffer from mental or physical stress. be beneficial. Some of you may suffer from stomachache. indicated. Some of you may suffer from acidity. work. Some of you may suffer from lumbar pain. success. Some of you are likely to get cured after painful treatment. may be disturbed due to workload. You may have knee pain.
TAURUS: Today is a day to travel and invest. Expect CANCER: Today is a day to see growth in authority. VIRGO: Losses are indicated today, so plan and take SCORPIO: Control anger in career and family. Take CAPRICORN: Hold your relationship bond tight, PISCES: Travel with caution today. You will get
expenditure for property or vehicle. Job transfer or Expect expenditure for business. People in fields like wise decisions. Expect expenditure for premiums or care of health. Expect to spend on health. People in both in commercial and family life. Expenditure for financial stability. Expect expenditure for children or
training is indicated. Travel business may flourish. medicine and firefighting will benefit. Dispute with commission. People in fields like surgery, insurance, fields like politics, bars and pubs will get success house or vehicle is indicated. People in fields like education. People in fields like banking and medicine
Take care while travelling, as some damage or seniors is indicated. Family may help you in your hardware and repairing will have success. Family today. Family life might suffer due to workload. construction and repairing will be benefited. will benefit. Control anger, as family dispute is
trouble is indicated. Some people may suffer from eye problems. work. Some people may suffer from bodyache. disputes are indicated. Some people may suffer from constipation. Some may suffer from back pain. Dispute with parents is expected. indicated. Some of you may suffer from toothache.
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ALL SET
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BEAMING
WITH PRIDE

THRILL
TO SS Rajamouli, Jr NTR receive
standing ovation at RRR screening
for Academy members in LA
CJ DESK

S
S Rajamouli’s magnum opus RRR,
which is in the race for winning an Os-
car this year, received a standing ova-
tion by members of the Academy after
its screening in Los Angeles on Saturday.
Anil Kapoor and Aditya Roy Kapur’s It was attended by Rajamouli as well as actor Jr
first look from The Night Manager out NTR who played the lead in the film opposite
Ram Charan.
A video from the screening has sur-
faced online in which the Acade-
my members can be seen
clapping and cheering for
the film.
As the crowd
cheered for the film,
Rajamouli was heard
heaping praise on Jr
NTR.
“It is the best
thing that I have
ever directed.
NTR is such a
great per-
former. If you
place the camera
only on one small
eyebrow of his, he
can perform with
that eyebrow. He’s
that good,” the film-
maker gushed.
CJ DESK and a secret arms dealer. Jr NTR also spoke
The 2016 original series stars Tom Hid- about shooting the inter-

T
he makers of Aditya Roy Ka-
pur and Anil Kapoor’s The
Night Manager shared the first
look of the actors on Monday.
Sharing the motion poster on their
official social media accounts, Anil and
Aditya wrote, “Duniya ke sabse danger-
ous arms dealer ko rokne ke liye there is
only one weapon – ek hotel ka night
manager.”
The Night Manager is an espionage
thriller that revolves around a tense cat-
and-mouse chase between a covert agent
dleston in the lead role. In the Indian re- val sequence where he
make, Anil will essay the role which was jumped out of the cage along
originally played by Hugh Laurie. with the animals.
The cast also includes Sobhita Dhuli- He said, “The best thing for me is
pala, Tillotama Shome, Saswata Chatter- the shot where Bheem jumps out with
jee and others. the animals. I never knew how the shot was
The original British series became a supposed to be, he never told me how I was going to jump
massive hit across the globe and earned out with all these animals, he never told me how he’s go-
several awards at the 74th Golden Globe ing to shoot. I only got to watch it when the movie was re-
Awards. The series will be released on leased and I was like woah!”
an OTT platform. However, the release The film has been shortlisted for the 95th Academy
date has not been revealed by the mak- Awards to be held this year. It has found a spot for itself
ers yet. in the Music (Original Song) category for the chart-
buster Naatu Naatu.
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Blessed by BLUSHING
the Goddess
Tejasswi Prakash and Karan
BLISSFULLY
Sidharth Malhotra gets
Kundrra attend mata ki chowki, quizzed about wedding
perform rituals together with Kiara Advani

What
CJ DESK
CJ DESK
ne of the most loved couples

O of the telly world, Tejasswi

Prakash and Karan Kundr-
ra attended a religious S
idharth Malhotra
had the most
adorable reaction

baby?
event recently and also per- when he was re-
formed the rituals together. The cently quizzed
couple, who are fondly nicknamed about his im-
TejRan by their fans, attended a pending wed-
mata ki chowki at senior actress ding with
Sudha Chandran’s residence. Kiara Advani
A video from the event has at an event.
gone viral on the internet in Sidharth at-
which both of them can be tended the en-
seen praying together. Anushka Ranjan dismisses gagement cer-
In the video, Tejasswi can be rumours of her pregnancy emony of ac-
seen tying a religious cloth tress Aarti
around Karan’s forehead. CJ DESK Khetarpal’s
Not just that, but the priest brother Love

A
even blessed them with a nushka Ranjan and Aditya Seal recently Bhansal and
sacred scarf. made headlines after several reports sug- Nandini Gup-
The two were then seen gested that the couple was expecting their ta in Delhi,
performing the aarti to- first child together. However, during which
gether too. the actress cleared the air he performed
As soon as the video with a funny social me- on his hit
was shared online, their dia post. songs and
fans went into a tizzy Anushka took to In- also interact-
and quizzed them about stagram Stories to de- ed with the
their wedding plans in bunk the reports and guests pres-
the comments section. shared a picture of ent at the
“Get married al- herself with her hus- venue.
ready!” a user wrote, band resting on her lap. Aarti
while another comment- “He is the only baby in shared a
ed, “Shaadi karo baat my life right now!” she slew of pic-
khatam karo.” wrote. tures and
The two have been Aditya shared videos on her
painting the town red the same pic- Instagram
with their love and ture on his handle in
PDA ever since they Instagram ac- which Sidharth
stepped out of the Bigg count and can be seen dancing to
Boss 15 house. They are said he is the Kala Chashma and
also often seen only baby in Manike among others.
spending Anushka's life. The actor, who is a true-
quality “I am the only blue Delhite himself, gushed
time with baby in her life that there is something differ-
each oth- right now,” he ent in the air when it comes to
er’s fam- captioned the Delhi weddings. The host was
ily. post. then heard pulling his leg say-
Anushka and ing, “Iss Delhi ke ladke ki bhi
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Aditya report- hone wali hai shaadi,” to which

edly met dur- the crowd cheered and hooted.
ing a fashion This made Sidharth blush a lot.
show organised He was seen smiling and shrug-
by the former’s ging, before being rendered
mother Anu Ran- speechless and walking off the
jan, and it was love stage to the newly-engaged cou-
at first sight for ple.
the two. Sidharth and Kiara have been
They dated for a dating for several years now
while until Aditya and the two almost confirmed
went for a dreamy propos- their relationship on Karan
al for Anushka in Paris in Johar’s show Koffee With
2019. Karan 7.
In November 2021, the The two are often spotted
couple tied the knot in a taking off for exotic vaca-
lavish ceremony in the pres- tions and visiting each oth-
ence of their close friends er’s homes,
and family.
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 Hugh Jackman ugh Jackman has admitted that when he started filming for the X-Men series of movies, his

reveals he H
on-set behaviour back then would be unacceptable now. The Hollywood star has spoken
about events behind the scenes on the hit film franchise. “This was my first movie in
America, you gotta understand; it was all so new to me. I think it’s fair to say that there are
faced toxicity some stories, you know. I think there are some ways of being on set that would not happen
now,” he said. “I think that things have changed for the better. There’s way less tolerance for
in Hollywood disrespectful, marginalising, bullying, any oppressive behaviour. There’s zero tolerance for it now and
people will speak out, and I think that’s great,” he added. —IANS
INDORE | TUESDAY | JANUARY 10, 2023

The Spy Best of both worlds

Story
Actor Gireesh Sahdev gets candid about his latest show
Kathaa Ankahee and working with B-town celebs
LIPIKA VARMA

T
elevision and movie actor Gireesh Sahdev is
currently seen as Kailash, Kathaa’s father-in-
law in the show Kathaa Ankahee. In an exclu-
sive conversation with The Free Press Jour-
nal, he talks about his work and more.
A still from Farz Opening up about his role in Kathaa Ankahee, he
shares. “He is a self-made personality. He is very rich and
a little bit egoistic when it comes to his son. He loves his
Team G2 unveil its we are Indians first and it was important for
us to launch in Mumbai where the audience
son very deeply but since his son gets married against his
wishes, he has differences with him. He is so rigid that he
teaser at a gala event in will realise that we also make Indian films.”
Elaborating further, Sesh reveals,
doesn’t even attend the last rites of his son. The younger
son is sent to attend those rituals. I enjoy playing this
Mumbai and reveal its “There’s an all-time classic Goodachari character.”
connection with Farz 116 (1966), it was remade in Hindi with
Jeetendra saab in Farz (1967). As a
When asked about the difference between
films and TV shows, he explains, “There were a
kid, I saw Mahesh Babu’s father lot of differences earlier but not so much in the
ROHIT BHATNAGAR Krishna garu and he inspired show which I am doing presently. We have a
me to become an actor. bound script in films. While for TV we decide

T
rust pan-India star Adivi Goodachari essentially what will be next week’s storyline. We can
Sesh to always do things in means spy in old Telugu make changes in TV. I am very lucky that all
a grand way. He along with language, however, it isn’t my shows were shot differently and all my
director Vinay Kumar Si- spoken in the usual vo- characters for TV stood out for me as an ac-
rigineedi and producers TG cabulary. When I did the tor.”
Vishwa Prasad and Abhishek first Goodachari in Gireesh has previously collaborated with
Agarwal held a mega event 2018, I used the same the legendary late filmmaker Yash Chopra
in Mumbai to launch the agent number 116 as a in Jab Tak Hai Jaan (2012) and director
teaser of their film G2. dedication to Krishna Prakash Jha in Satyagraha (2013). When
The Free Press Journal garu, even Jeetendra quizzed about his experiences he says.
was present at the do. used 116 in his film “Mr Yash Chopra always made films so
Goodachari (2018) was re- Farz. We as a team re- honestly. If I wouldn’t have been cast for Jab
leased as a regional Telugu alised that it has mas- Tak Hai Jaan, then I would have missed this
language film since back sive potential to be car- opportunity of working with such an ace
then Pan-India films weren’t a ried forward as a fran- filmmaker. He was
thing but G2 is touted as one chise. We want our film to always energetic.
of the biggest Pan-India travel from Kashmir to Whenever I was free
films to be made in Kanyakumari and on the set, I would
five languages. Kansas. The scale of the go and sit with him. Mr Yash Chopra
When we asked
Sesh about the
film is big as we shot the
film across five countries.”
He told me, ‘In our
field it’s very impor-
always made films
transition and He adds, “Goodachari was dubbed tant to satisfy the audi- so honestly. If I
taking the fran- in Hindi with a very funny title Intelli- ence. If you make a good wouldn’t have
chise forward, gent Khiladi and over 11 crore people movie they will laugh, cry
he shares, “I have seen it. When I was shooting for and enjoy the movie’. He al- been cast for Jab
am glad that Major in Himachal Pradesh, in a place ways emphasised on things Tak Hai Jaan, then
my last film with a population of 400 people, they that are seen on-screen.”
Major was so called me Intelligent Khiladi. So in a Elaborating about Prakash I would have
loved in the way, G2 is Intelligent Khiladi 2 and we Jha, Gireesh gushes, “I have missed this
Hindi belt want to give our audiences an immer- seen Prakash Jha handling a
and overseas. sive experience. It has a huge potential crowd of 200 people and
opportunity of
In fact, we for a franchise model. We would be get- Amitabh Bachchan, Ajay De- working with such
have always
made Indi-
ting actors from Hindi cinema and inter-
national cinema.”
vgn, Kareena Kapoor Khan and
Arjun Rampal at the same time.
an ace filmmaker.
an films but Vinay was the Assistant Director of He used to hold the mic and han- He was always
were mak- Sesh’s 2018 film Goodachari as well as dle every single thing by himself. energetic.
ing it in the Editor of his recent release Major. He would also narrate the lines to
Hyderabad On a parting note, director Vinay con- the actor. He is so energetic. He would reach the set at 6.30
and not cludes, “I thank everyone who came to AM for the 7 AM shift. He plans his film for 70 days and fin-
Mumbai. support at the launch. I don’t know ishes the entire film in 40 or 50 days. He is very grounded.”
So with G2, how much I can talk about the film but On a parting note he talks about Akshay Kumar and
we thought I am sure our film would be an epic Salman Khan. “I noticed that Akshay is very disciplined
of bringing immersive experience. Goodachari about his eating habits and exercises. Salman is a laparwah
our Indian has a world with its own assets and guy but he notices each and every minute thing that is hap-
film to Mum- we want to push the boundaries and pening on the sets. We met after nine months and I was
bai. I truly make this franchise more universally Gireesh astonished that he remembered all that I had discussed
believe that appealing.” Sahdev with him,” he concludes.
Vinay Kumar Sirigineedi Adivi Sesh
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TWITTER TREND Caught on Camera!

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CELEBRATING B
NOORULAIN SAYED

ollywood heartthrob
OF THE DAY Glitterati were snapped as they
attended a college fest in Mumbai

OUR GREEK GOD

Hrithik Roshan celebrates
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his 49th birthday today. On

this special day, The Free
Press Journal showcases five Alaya F
milestones of his journey so far. Anurag
Kashyap
Five highlights of Hrithik Roshan’s life that make him droolworthy

Rakul
Preet
Singh

A still from Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai

An epic
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Happy B’day
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acting debut
When Hrithik made his first big
screen appearance as an adult
in Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai (2000),
Dynamic
the craze he witnessed for it
was never seen before and
Duggu!
hasn’t been repeated s ince. He

H
rithik Roshan hosted a special
went on to win a Best Debut
as well as Best Actor award
New love virtual meet with his fans ON
for the blockbuster. After much speculation about January 9 just a day before his
his love life and a very ugly spat birthday. They stormed the
with Kangana Ranaut, Hrithik Roshan microblogging site to shower advance
began dating Saba Azad. Rumours about wishes and love on the star. Here are Shriya
their relationship started when they a few tweets: Pilgaonkar
were spotted out on a dinner with
date together in February @iSaumyaHrithik: “With One and Bhuvan
2022. Later, Saba also joined Only Hrithik Roshan in Zoom meet. Bam
Hrithik’s family for a get- One of the best moments of my life.
together. The two have @iHrithik Thank you so much sir.
been inseparable ever Wishing you a very happy birthday
Divorce + since. again. Dream come true.”
Co-Parenting @iAshuHr: “Every year we used to
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That same year, he broke
millions of hearts as he tied the
knot to his childhood sweetheart
Sussanne Khan on December 20. In
2013, the couple shocked everyone by
separating and their divorce was finalised
legally in 2014. The two continue to be
an exemplary example of excellent
co-parenting to their sons
Hrehaan and Hridhaan
to this day.
Iconic dancing skills
Very few B-town stars can
dance as effortlessly as Hrithik can. Give
him any dance move and he moves
flawlessly to the rhythm. Fans across the
globe are in awe of his excellent dance
moves to this day.
go and meet him physically and wish
him but this year it was virtual. Happy
Birthday @iHrithik sir Lots of love
Always.”
Ultimate
@krazyrupz: “Thank you Dugguuuu
Fitness @iHrithik! 23 years of being a fan and
Freak this was such fun! You took my name,
Bollywood actors answered my question, I got to wish
you Happy Birthday - and my day is
were not known
to be fitness made! Love you.”
conscious except @iPratikChheda: “Few hours to
for one or two go... Happy Birthday @iHrithik sir in
major stars in the 1990s. However,
Hrithik changed the game by not only
advance…”
always staying fit on-screen but also @BaruahShekhar: “Happy Birthday
sharing his workout and love for Hrithik Roshan.... waiting for the
gyming on social media. Everytime he surprise.”
posts a shirtless selfie on Instagram, fans
A still go wild. —CJ DESK Karan
from War Mehta
Regd. No. Indore
MP/ICD 216/2018-2020
RNI No. 38281/83

If
happiness is
a state of mind,
can a man I, not events, have
surrounded by the power to make me
happy or unhappy today
misery be - GROUCHO MARX
happy
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SURINAME, GUAYANA PRESIDENTS JOIN INAUGURATION OF PBD CONVENTION

China shunts out
NRIs are our C
'wolf warrior'
hina's Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao

Rashtradoots: Modi
Lijian, widely regarded as a "wolf war-
rior" diplomat, especially for his aggressive
remarks and tweets against the US and other
countries, has been transferred to the min-
istry's Department of Boundary and Ocean

P rime Minister Narendra

Modi on Monday dubbed
Pravasi Bharatiyas (Indian dias-
pora) as "national ambassadors"
on foreign soil and said that they
echo the voice of a powerful and
capable India. At the inaugural
function of 17th PBD convention
in Indore, the PM said, "I call all
Pravasi Bharatiyas as brand am-
bassadors of India. You all are
"Rashtradoots". Your role is di-
verse. You are brand ambassa-
dors of India's heritage, Make-in-
India, yoga, India's cottage in-
dustry and handicrafts, and
at the same time In-
gathering, Modi said, "The na-
tion has entered the Am-
rit Kal of the next 25
Affairs. Before he was appointed a spokesman
of the Chinese Foreign Ministry in 2019, Zhao,
50, served as Deputy Ambassador to
the Chinese Em-
bassy in Islam-
abad. He used to
speak about his
posting in Pakistan
in laudatory terms
at his press briefings
as the spokesman of
the Foreign Ministry
whenever he an-
swered a question on
you." He added that 40 per cent of the country.
the world's real-time digital
transactions are being done in

d yo u Japanese team
Di
dia's millets." years. Pravasi India and the country has capa-
Guyana
dent Mohamed
Presi-
K no w ? Bharatiyas have
a significant
bility of launching hundreds of
satellites at one go! He appealed reaches Odisha
Irfaan Ali was
present
chief
as
guest
The theme
for this year's PBD is
"Diaspora: Reliable partners for
place in this
journey. In-
dia's unique
to the Indian diaspora to enrich
their knowledge not just about
India's culture and tradition but
P laced in a group with defending champi-
ons Belgium and Germany along with Ko-
rea, the Japan men's hockey team aims to give
India's progress in Amrit Kaal".
and Suriname global vision also about the nation's progress. its 100 percent in every match at the FIH
Over 3,500 diaspora members
President Chan- from nearly 70 different and its impor- "In that way, the overseas Indians Odisha Hockey Men's World Cup 2023
drikapersad San- countries attended the tant role in the can address the world's desire to Bhubaneswar-Rourkela. Japan arrived in
tokhi was special PBD convention at global order will know more about India in an ef- Odisha on Monday and received a warm re-
guest. Addressing the Indore. be strengthened by fective manner," he added.

P2 India's new digital P3 'Connected vehicles'

laws annoy Big Tech will cross 367 mn
ception at the Biju Patnaik International Air-
port in Bhubaneswar. Placed in Pool B with
Belgium, Korea and Germany, head coach
Akira Takahashi's side will begin their FIH
Odisha Hockey Men's World Cup 2023
Bhubaneswar-Rourkela campaign with a
match against the German side on January
14. The Japan men's hockey team will, then,
face Korea and Belgium.
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Global Science for Global Wellbeing" is
perfectly in sync with India assuming the
Presidency of G-20 - Jitendra Singh

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'Every minute is Tatas-Rallis MoU for Audience returning to

important' drone spray big screen
E very minute is important, the Uttarakhand
Chief Secretary said on Monday as more hous-
es, buildings and roads developed cracks in the
D rone startup Garuda Aerospace on Monday
said it has signed an agreement with Rallis In-
dia, a subsidiary of Tata Chemicals, for spraying
C ountering the notion gaining ground that peo-
ple are no longer showing up at cinema the-
atres, Sanjeev Kumar Bijli, Joint Managing Direc-
sinking town of Joshimath, red crosses came up on pesticides and crop nutrients on fields using tor, PVR Limited, says the business has regained 75-
hundreds of unsafe structures and many residents drones. Under this agreement, Rallis will supply 80 per cent of the pre-pandemic footfalls. Bijli was
stayed on despite the imminent danger. The num- pesticides and crop nutrients to Garuda Aerospace speaking with IANS on the occasion of PVR Cine-
ber of subsidence-affected homes rose to 678 while for a pilot demonstration and spraying of pesti- mas reaching the milestone of 900 screens in 78
27 more families were evacuated to safety. So far 82 cides on fields through drones mainly in Maha- cities in a corporate journey
families have been shifted to safe rashtra and Andhra Pradesh, ac- that spans 25 years. He ad-
locations in the town. Chief cording to a statement. The mitted that "the last
Secretary S S Sandhu asked drone pilots will conduct three quarters have
officials to speed up the demonstrations on ap- been a bit confusing
evacuation exercise to en- proximately 1,000 acres of for Bollywood films",
sure the safety of resi- land on crops such as pad- but the overall pic-
dents as "every minute is dy, onion, bengal gram, ture has "not been
important". wheat and vegetables. dismal at all".

'IT WILL STIFLE INNOVATION, INCREASE BURDEN ON CONSUMERS'

'Science for Global
India's new digital laws annoy Big Tech T
Wellbeing'
he National Science Day 2023 will be celebrated

T
he Asia Internet on innovation and invest- on the theme of 'Global Science for Global Well-
Coalition, that ment by businesses in India - being'. The National Science Day is celebrated every
has Meta, Ama- - especially at a time when year on February 28 to commemorate the discovery of
zon, Twitter, Google and oth- the government is rightly fo- the 'Raman Effect'. The government designated Feb-
er Big Tech companies as its cusing on bringing connec- ruary 28 as National Science Day in 1986. On this day
members, has raised ques- tivity to all under the Digital C.V. Raman announced the discovery of the 'Raman
tions on the digital competi- India initiative," said the Effect' for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize in
tion law recommended by the Coalition. Last month, the 1930. On this occasion, theme-based science commu-
Parliamentary Standing Parliamentary Standing nication activities are carried out all over the country.
Committee on Finance that Committee on Finance rec- Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) Sci-
"may dampen digital innovation in India". In a ommended that the Centre should formulate a dig- ence & Technology, Jitendra Singh on Monday re-
statement, the Coalition urged the Indian gov- ital competition act to regulate anti-competitive leased the theme and said that the theme of "Global
ernment to conduct wider stakeholder practices by Big Tech companies. The Science for Global Wellbeing" is perfectly in sync with
consultations to ensure that any new
d yo u Coalition said the report put for- India assuming the Presidency of G-
legislative proposals meet interna- Di ?
ward by the Committee is "pre- 20, where she will
tional best practices, are evi-
K no w scriptive, absolutist and regres- become the
dence-based, and are for the sive in nature". The Indian gov- voice of the
purpose of benefiting innova- Big Tech, also ernment has recently pro- global south
known as the Tech Giants, refers
tion, growth, and consumers. posed two significant bills -- that is the
to the most dominant companies
"Otherwise, transplanting leg- in the information technology the revised Digital Personal developing
islative reforms designed for a industry, most notably the five Data Protection Bill and the countries of
foreign jurisdiction with high largest American tech com- Competition Amendment Bill Asia, Africa
digital penetration into India, panies: Alphabet, Ama- (CAB), both of which seek to pro- and South
could lead to disproportionate costs zon, Apple, Meta, and tect consumers, preserve competi- America.
Microsoft.
to consumers in India and an impact tion and promote tech innovation.

Jio 5G R eliance Jio on Monday announced the

launch of its True 5G services across 10
starting from Monday. These cities are in Ut-
tar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and

in 10 cities - Agra, Kanpur, Meerut, Prayagraj,

Tirupati, Nellore, Kozhikode, Thrissur, Nag-
Maharashtra. Jio spokesperson said the
company has stepped up the speed and in-

more pur and Ahmednagar. Jio said its users in

these cities would be invited to the Jio Wel-
tensity of True 5G rollout across the nation.
"We are proud to roll out Jio True 5G servic-

cities
come Offer, to experience unlimited data at es in these 10 cities across four states," a
up to 1 Gbps speeds, at no additional cost, spokesperson for Jio said.
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The greatest challenge faced by the legal
system in India is the volume of litigation
- Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul
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BY 2027
Indian shuttlers eye

'Connected vehicles' I
winning start
ndian shuttlers will be aiming for a victorious
start to the BWF World Tour 2023 season with

will cross 367 mn

the Malaysia Open, which has been upgraded
from BWF Super 750 to Super 1000 category, com-
mences at Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. Indian bad-
minton players will be joining star shuttlers

T he number of connected vehicles in service will

reach 367 million globally in 2027, from 192 mil-
lion in 2023, a new report showed on Monday. Accord-
from across the world including World Champi-
on Viktor Axelsen of Denmark,
Malaysia's Lee Zii Jia, and
ing to Juniper Research, this growth of 91 per cent Japan's Akane Yam-
will be driven by the advancement of both ADAS (Ad- aguchi, Korean An Se
vanced Driver Assistance Systems) and increasing Young in the Super
the capabilities of in-vehicle infotainment systems. 1000 tournament. P.V.
Connected vehicles are those which come equipped Sindhu will face Rio
with communication technologies that allow the ex- Olympic champion
change of information between the various Carolina Marin of
elements of the transport system and Spain in the first match.

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third-party services. Moreover, the
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proving the user experience is key. Op-
research found that operators are
critical to unlocking new use cas- Kn o w erators hold the critical role in en-
abling this in a reliable way, mak- 160 yrs of 'Oxford of
es, such as autonomous driving
and data-heavy infotainment
An advanced
driver-assistance system (ADAS)
ing them the partners of choice
as their 5G networks rapidly ex-
the East'
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via 5G; representing a $3.6 bil- is an electronic technology that pand," said Research co-author atna College, once famed as the 'Oxford of
assists drivers of cars and other
lion opportunity for providing Nick Maynard. Further, the re- the East', on Monday completed 160 years of
vehicles in driving and parking
5G connectivity enablement in functions. Through a safe hu- search predicts that by 2027, com- its eventful journey, even as several students and
2027 globally. "5G can allow auto- man-machine interface, mercial vehicles will account for alumni of the institution lamented the demoli-
motive OEMs to upgrade the in-ve- ADAS increase car and only 20 per cent of all connected ve- tion of its old entrance gate and boundary walls
hicle experience. In a vehicle market road safety. hicles worldwide, a slight increase to make room for a double-decker flyover project
transitioning to electric vehicles, im- from 16 per cent at the end of 2023. on the historic Ashok Rajpath. The origin of Pat-
na College can be traced to the estab-
lishment of Patna High
Celebrating Lucknow, Awadh Ozone layer is healing School in 1835 which lat-

T he Mahindra Sanatkada Lucknow Festival

(MSLF) is back with its 14th edition and is set
to run from February 3 to 7. The festival cele-
E arth's protective ozone layer is slowly but
noticeably healing at a pace that would fully
mend the hole over Antarctica in about 43 years,
er gave birth to Patna
Branch School in 1854
and eventually the
brates Lucknow and the erstwhile Awadh region, a new United Nations report says. A once-every- Collegiate School in
and its different historical and cultural aspects. four-years scientific assessment found recovery 1862 out of which the
Held at the historical monuments Safed Baradari in progress, more than 35 years after every na- college was born in 1863.
and the Salempur House, the theme of the festival tion in the world agreed to stop producing chem-
this year is 'Raqs-o-Mausiqi', through which the icals that chomp on the layer of ozone in
festival will explore the musical and
dance traditions of Awadh.
Earth's atmosphere that
shields the planet from Cold wave
"The festival has something
for everybody," said Madhavi
harmful radiation linked
to skin cancer, cataracts unabated in north
Kuckreja, founder of MSLF. and crop damage.
N orth and northwest India continued to reel
under cold wave on Monday as dense fog ad-
versely affected air, rail and road traffic and led
to two road accidents in Uttar Pradesh killing

QUICK NEWS seven people. Delhi saw cold wave conditions for
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I'm going with RRR winning
best pic
- Jason Blum
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BYJU'S WANTS TO BACK OUT FROM JERSEY DEAL

BUMRAH'S RETURN

Star India seeks discount

DELAYED
J asprit Bumrah's return to action has been de-
layed further as he has failed to recover fully
from his lower back stress fracture, ruling out
'RRR will be Oscar the senior India pacer from the ODI series
against Sri Lanka. Bumrah was named in the
Best Film' squad for the three-match series against Sri Lan-

B ollywood producer Jason Blum

is sure that Indian filmmaker
S.S. Rajamouli's magnum opus
ka, starting Tuesday, but it was decided that his
"return to play" should be pushed back, keeping
'RRR' will be feted with the the all-important Border
Best Film honour at this
year's Oscar awards. The Gavaskar Trophy in
founder of Hollywood mind. "Jasprit Bum-
studio Blumhouse, who has rah has been ruled
produced Oscar-winning
movies such as 'Get Out' and out of the upcoming
horror movies such as 3-match ODI series
'Paranormal Activity' and
'Insidious' took to Twitter and wrote: against Sri Lanka,"

I ndia's home season media rights holder Star In- "I'm going with RRR winning best pic. You heard it here the BCCI said.
first. Mark it down, please." "If I'm right, I am awarding
dia has asked the BCCI for a Rs 130 crore dis- myself my own Oscar," he added. 'RRR' stars NTR Jr.,
count in the existing deal while jersey Ram Charan, Ajay Devgn, Alia Bhatt, Shriya Saran,
Samuthirakani, Ray Stevenson, Alison Doody
sponsor BYJU's, which is on its way
yo u THE ‘J’ QUIZ
Did
and Olivia Morris. It centres around two
out, wants the board to encash
?
real-life Indian revolutionaries, Alluri ?
bank guarantee worth an estimat-
K no w Sitarama Raju and Komaram Bheem,
their fictional friendship and their fight
ed Rs 140 crore. The BCCI top against the British Raj. Set in the 1920s, Dear friends, you can find answers to the
brass deliberated on the two Made on a the plot explores the undocumented questions being posed here on this page.
budget of Rs 550 crore, RRR is period in their lives when both the
subjects in the emergent meet- revolutionaries chose to go into And, please don't look at the answers giv-
the most expensive Indian film
ing of the Apex Council on Mon- obscurity before they began the fight en below before you have tried hard
to date. With Rs 240 crore, for their country. The film is about a
day. In November, BYJU's had RRR broke the record for the fearless revolutionary and an officer in enough!
communicated to the BCCI that it highest opening-day col- the British force, who once shared a
lection earned by an deep bond, decide to join forces and chart
wants to exit as the jersey sponsor out an inspirational path of freedom against 1. BYJU's is a company involved in which
of the Indian cricket team. Indian film. the despotic rulers. business?

2. RRR is about two warriors waging a battle

against which rulers?
Not decided to give Nushrratt hurt,
up T20I: Rohit receives stitches 3. Who captains India in T20I format?

I ndia captain Rohit Sharma stated that he has

no plans of giving up playing the T20I format
amidst talk over seam-bowling all-rounder
B ollywood actress Nushrratt Bharuccha,
who is busy with the shoot of the sequel to
her 2021 hit horror flick 'Chhorri', got injured
4 Who is light-footed?

5. Jasprit Bumrah is a pacer. Right or wrong?

Hardik Pandya being handed over T20I captain- while performing an action sequence in the
Pandya, One with a soft tread, Right)
cy ahead of the 2024 T20 World Cup. Rohit is set film. The actress got a cut on her face while
(Answers: Edutech, British, Hardik
to make his return to competitive cricket shooting for her part. Her 'Pyaar Ka Punchna-
through the first ODI against Sri Lanka at ma 2' co-actress, Ishita Raj, who is also her good
Guwahati on Tuesday, after sustaining a left friend, took to her social media and a hilarious
thumb injury during the second ODI
against Bangladesh on Decem-
video in which Nushrratt can
be seen receiving the
Dwaine retires
ber 7. That injury made
him unavailable for the
third ODI, Tests
stitches. Nushrratt re-
posted the same on
her Instagram. In
S outh Africa all-rounder Dwaine Pretorius an-
nounced his retirement from international
cricket with immediate effect, Cricket South
against Bangladesh the video, Africa (CSA) said on Monday. Since making his
as well as the T20I Nushrratt can international debut in 2016, the 33-year-old has
series at home be seen lying in represented South Africa across all three for-
against Sri Lan- the doctor's mats -- 30 T20Is, 27 ODIs and
ka. In his ab- clinic and is get- three Tests. He was a part
sence, Pandya ting her cut of the 2019 ICC Men's
led India to a 2-1 stitched. Now as Cricket World Cup and
series victory ear- much as the 2021 T20 World
lier this month. "It Nushrratt is in Cup squads. "I have
is not possible to play pain, her friend's decided to retire from
back-to-back matches", light-footed approach all forms of interna-
he said. makes her laugh. tional cricket," he said.
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JEE Main 2023 from Jan 24: tips to ace it with organised studies!
TINA KHATRI
freepressschool@gmail.com
J EE Mains 2023 will be conducted by National
Testing Agency (NTA) in two sessions. The first
session will be conducted from January 24 to Janu-
ary 30, 2023. All students aspiring to write JEE
Main 2023 are advised to appear in both sessions of
JEE Main and try to improve their scores in their
second attempt. Cracking the JEE Main 2023 exam
in one month could be easy if right approach is fol-
lowed.
JEE Main 2023 Exam Timings, Pattern &
Marking Scheme
The Exam would be conducted in two shifts in
both Session 1 and Session 2. The first shift will be
from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon and second from 3:00 pm
to 6:00 pm.
Exam Pattern for Paper-1:
BE/ BTech (Computer-Based Test)
Mathematics- Sec A: 20MCQs and Sec-B- 05 Ques-
tions to be attempted out of 10 Numerical value
questions
Physics- Sec A: 20 MCQs and Sec-B- 05 Questions
to be attempted out of 10 Numerical value ques-
tions
Chemistry- Sec A: 20MCQs and Sec-B- 05 Ques-
tions to be attempted out of 10 Numerical value
questions
Paper 2A: For BArch (Computer Based Test ex-
cept DrawingTest is pen and paper (Offline) mode
to be attempted on adrawing sheet of A4 Size)
Mathematics (Part-I) Sec A: 20 MCQs and Sec-
B- 05 Questions to be attempted out of 10 Numerical
value questions
Aptitude Test (Part-II) 50 Multiple Choice Ques-
tions (MCQs)
Drawing Test (Part-III) 2 Questions
Paper 2B: For BPlanning (Computer-Based Test)
Mathematics (Part-I) Sec A: 20 MCQs and Sec-
B- 05 Questions to be attempted out of 10 Numerical
value questions
Aptitude Test (Part-II) 50 Multiple Choice Ques-
tions (MCQs)
Planning (Part-III) 25 Multiple Choice Questions
(MCQs)
Marking Scheme
For MCQs as well as Numerical Value Questions,
the marking schemefollowed is +4 for the correct
response, -1 for an incorrect response, and 0 marks
if left unanswered/ marked for review. There is a
negative marking in both Section A (MCQ-type
questions) and Section B (Numerical value).
How to Prepare for JEE Main in the One Month?
Sharing how students can ace the exam by prepar-
ing well in a month, JEE mentor Harpreet Singh
Saluja shares his tips for students.
A serious aspirant ideally must have completed
the syllabus by now. The following points would,
however, count.
Time Management: Proper planning is most im-
portant for timely preparation and dealing with
study pressure. By now serious students must have
evaluated their preparation or been informed
about the same by their teachers. So, this is the
time to consolidate your preparation and ensure
that you do well in the actual JEE (Main) exam.
All three subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathe-
matics are equally important. So, divide these cru-
cial remaining weeks aptly between the three sub-
jects
Prepare a chapter-wise and topic-wise revision
schedule for your weaker topics.
Create short notes and list all formulae and points
to remember. This will help in quick revision be-
fore the examination
Study Material and Important Topics: One must
not start on any new books at this stage. However,
one can still refer to standard books for concept
clearing. This stage should be utilized more for
problem-solving, developing shortcuts, and memo-
rizing formulae, understanding one's strengths &
weaknesses. Aspirants must take up Mock Tests in
CBT (Computer Based Test) mode to develop their
self-confidence & exam temperament. Time Man-
agement is crucial to scoring higher marks.
Important Topics in Physics, Chemistry and
Mathematics
The syllabus of classes 11th & 12th is equally dis-
tributed across the question paper in JEE Main.
Students are advised to avoid selective study in
Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Generally, all
topics are covered as mentioned in the syllabus.
However, stress may be given on the following chap-
ters:
Mathematics: Quadratic Equations & Expres-
sions, Complex Numbers,Probability, Vectors, Ma-
trices in Algebra; Circle, Parabola, Hyperbola in
Coordinate Geometry; Functions, Limits, Conti-
nuity, and Differentiability,
Application of Derivatives, Definite Integral in
Calculus.
Physics: Kinematics, Gravitation, Fluids, Heat &
Thermodynamics, Waves & Sound, Capacitors &
Electrostatics, Magnetics, Electromagnetic induc-
tion, Optics & Modern Physics.
Chemistry: Coordination Chemistry & Chemical
Bonding in InorganicChemistry, Electrochemistry,
Chemical & Ionic Equilibrium, Mole Conceptin
Physical Chemistry, and Amines and Oxygen-con-
taining compounds inOrganic Chemistry.
STUDY PLAN FOR
ONE MONTH
T he last month should gen-
erally be utilized to con-
solidate one's preparation by
focusing on revision briefly,
problem-solving, and over-
coming the weak areas in
preparation. However, the fol-
lowing points should be kept
in mind:
◗ Remain focused and main-
tain a positive attitude JEE mentor Harpreet
Singh Saluja
while studying.
◗ Develop speed by solving quizzes/Mock Tests of
JEE Main level problems with time management.
◗ Speed & Accuracy will be your key to success in
JEE Main
◗ Take mock-test series preferably CBT (Computer
Based Test)
◗ If you have to appear in the morning session then
you must take the mock test at the same time and
if it is in the afternoon session then take the
mock tests in the afternoon.
◗ Keep a check on your mistakes and try overcom-
ing them in every test you take.
◗ Sample papers will give you a fair idea about the
pattern of questions and help you improve your
time management.
◗ Solve the previous year's JEE Main papers for un-
derstanding the level of questions asked.
◗ Focus on your weaker areas and improve your
concepts.
Remember it is the quality of time spent and not
the quantity alone that is important. Hence, take
short breaks of five to ten minutes after every one
or two hours of serious study. Relax completely
when you take a break. Practice meditation to de-
velop inner calm, poise, confidence and the power
of concentration. These matter a lot and will help
you on the day of the examination.
Don't overstress yourself. Five to six hours of
sleep every night is a must, especially three-four
days before JEE Main 2023 for physicaland mental
fitness. Relaxation exercises may help to retain
freshness. Avoid oversleeping during the day.
For the practice of Numerical/Integer Type ques-
tions follow a reputed source or sample papers on
JEE Mains official website.
� HARPREET SINGH SALUJA
JEE mentor

Two Beautiful Day Poems…
A beautiful day
It's a beautiful day
With all the joy
So enjoy it in your own way
The clouds are so mesmerizing
With all the different shapes
Sometimes gives us shed and sometime
comes while it's raining
The sun is bright and shiny too
With all the rays of new expectations
Some for me and some for you too
Let's go out and stand and sit and stare
The trees and the chirping birds
Because this beautiful day is rare.
New Education Policy by
School Education Dept
D of education in the uplift of
istrict Collector's office,
School Education De-
partment and Sanskar Bharti
organised a discussion and
workshop on New Education
Policy and system at Devi
Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya Au-
ditorium (DAVV), Indore.
Member of Parliament
Shankar Lalwani and Higher
Education Minister Dr Mo-
han Yadav presided over the
event.
Culture Minister Usha
Thakur gave a concise speech
on the concept of traditional
and universally prosperous
happiness.
Along with this, Additional
Collector Abhay Bedekar
talked about the importance
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It is a beautiful day
With all the shiny sun's ray
A cool breeze is moving all around
In the garden , lawn and ground
Some little sparrows out there chirping
And me sitting near the window hearing
them and staring
The trees shedding their leaves
In the beautiful autumn eaves.
� HAWRAH ROKADIYA
Class: 9 A
MSB Educational Institute, Indore
Manglesh Vyas discussed
human values. At the conclu- practical teaching, Pooja Sax-
sion of the programme, Man- ena spoke on literature and
jusha Johri expressed her presented poetic address on
views on how to strengthen the inclusion of culture.
education with self-confi- Abhay Manke and Bhavna
dence, discipline, on the pro-
visions for promotion of the
Saal Kade conducted the
workshop. Avinash Motiwale
educational system, while of Sanskar Bharti coordinat-
District Education Officer ed the event.
06
Active Listening gives
Knowledge: Effective
Communication workshop
T
eachers of Advanced Academy, Indore, attended a
workshop on 'Effective Communication' wherein the
mentor explained how active listening can automati-
cally give us knowledge.
The workshop was conducted by Training and counselling
Head (Consultant) Gambhirnath Khaddar, who demonstrated
through a flowchart that active listening can automatically
give us knowledge, experience, confidence and finally the
growth that we need.
He quoted the importance of positivity and happiness in life
with some amazing brainstorming sessions.
Khaddar said that communication is not just confined to
speaking and listening but it also covers the other senses, i.e.
taste, vision, smell and touch. He shared with the teachers
some brilliant day-to-day examples about what Robert Ander-
son once said, "Communication is the interchange of
thoughts, opinions, information, by speech, writing or signs'.
With a presentation and exemplars, he discussed goals, as
well as barriers to communication and benefits of effective
communication. Khaddar explained how effective communi-
cation can lead to increased productivity, increased employee
awareness, healthier business relations, enhanced profes-
sional image etc.
It was a great learning experience as teachers got to know
how easily they can develop their oral, written and non-verbal
communication skills by just becoming an active listener.
Teachers interacted with him through some quick Q and A
sessions which worked as a motivation booster to all of them.
Music creates World of Joy
M
usic gives wings to the heart and takes it to the world of
joy. RGS, Chembur, students of Grades 1 and 2 were tak-
en to the world where the Torrins music teacher taught them
how to play 'Mary had a little lamb' on keyboard. Students
were given the
notes and they
were taught how to
use their fingers on
the keyboard. Chil-
dren were seen
thoroughly enjoy-
ing the session.
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