Fortis settles up 1.6pc on Parkway buy »
The shares of Fortis Healthcare today closed 1.62 per cent higher at Rs 181.25 on the BSE after surging over 5 per cent intra-day, a day after the company’s announcement to acquire 23.9 per cent stake in Singapore-based healthcare firm Parkway Holdings.
Feb wholesale inflation seen at 9.62% »
India’s wholesale price index probably rose 9.62 per cent in February from a year earlier.
‘We’ll slowly move to Re convertibility’ »
India will take gradual steps to full convertibility of the rupee but not in one go, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee told Parliament on Friday.
Putin arrives in India for 22-hour visit »
India and Russia will sign nuclear and Gorshkov pacts.
Japan Jan industrial output up 2.7 pct »
Japan’s industrial output rose 2.7 per cent in January, revised data showed on Friday, boosted by a sharp rise in production of cars and chemical products.
Steel prices rise on high raw material costs »
Steel prices are back on the rise and are set to go up further in the coming months. After the excise duty hike of 2 per cent announced in the Budget, steel companies across the country announced a price increase of around Rs
Infrastructure Development Finance Company (Rs 164.3): Buy »
We recommend a buy in the stock of Infrastructure Development Finance Company (IDFC) from a short-term horizon. It is apparent from the charts that after encountering resistance around Rs 180 in November 2009, the stock was on medium-term
‘28% kids under 6 in Pune district malnourished’ - Times of India »
'28% kids under 6 in Pune district malnourished' Times of India PUNE : Twenty-eight per cent of children aged under six years in the rural areas of Pune district are malnourished, a nutrition survey by the Pune zilla … and more
‘28% kids under 6 in Pune district malnourished’ »
Twenty-eight per cent of children aged under six years in the rural areas of Pune district are malnourished, a nutrition survey by the Pune zilla parishad has found.
Market finds NMDC shares too pricey »
The bids mostly from govt-owned LIC and PSBs like Bank of Baroda, were at the bottom end of the Rs 300-350 range set. Quote: NMDC | Top gainers, losers & recos