INDIA BUSINESS UPDATE - Sensex Down 295 Pts; Lilavati Hospital`s Black Money Trail Exposed

Friday, Feb 18, 2011

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SENSEX FALLS 295 PTS ON CORRUPTION PROBE WORRIES
Sensex closed at 18,211.52 points, with realty and auto stocks leading the fall as investors booked profits. Nifty shut at 5,458.95 down 87.50 points. read more
LILAVATI HOSPITAL'S BLACK MONEY TRAIL EXPOSED
Over the last 9 years, the Mehta's have siphoned hundreds of crores of money out of the hospital into foreign accounts via the hawala route. read more

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AT A GLANCE
BSE 18211.52 -295.3
NSE 5458.95 -87.5
TURNOVER
Rs. 209,235 cr
BSE CASH
Rs. 3,564 cr
NSE CASH
Rs. 13,879 cr
NSE F&O
Rs. 191,792 cr
BULLION
GOLD 20541 +25
SILVER 47600 +421
CRUDE
WTI 87.22 +0.86
BRENT 4572.79 -92.28
FOREX
$ / Re 45.13 -0.39
£ / Re 73.251 +0.33
€ / Re 61.422 +0.1
EVENTS
21-22 February
2nd Annual Conference On Project Management In Infrastructure Sectors, Hyatt Regency, New Delhi
21-23 February
Indian Business Aviation Expo, Shangrila, New Delhi
21 February
4th Summit On "Sustainable Mining To Green Steel Making", TajManSingh, New Delhi
21 February
AIMA's 55th Foundation Day, Le Meridien, Mumbai
21 February
Vedanta Case Hearing
23-26 February
Chemtech World Expo, Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai
23-26 February
BuildArch 2011, Building The Future, Bangalore International Exhibition Centre, Bengaluru
24-27 February
Agri Food Technology Meet 2011, Lulu International Convention Center, Thrissur, Kerala
25 February
Railway Budget & Economic Survey
25 February
Seminar On Sustainable Business Growth Focusing SME's, Panaji, Goa
EXPERT VIEWS

"The recovery process from the international financial crisis is still fragile. There is strong recovery in North America, particularly the USA, but it is still fragile, particularly in four countries where sovereign debt is very high (and ) are causing problems. These countries are Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Italy... I don't think it (currency war) is going to be that prominent in this meeting of the G-20."

Pranab Mukherjee
Finance Minister
"It (whether Government has decided to go in for a JPC) is a premature question at the moment. We are still in the process of discussing with other political parties.....A decision will be taken by Wednesday (Feb 23)."

PK Bansal
Parliamentary Affairs Minister
"The allegations regarding medicine purchases are baseless. The medicines have been purchased from manufacturers and authorized distributors. We have documents to corroborate. The allegations against Vesta and Mayfair are not true. The Trust has filed a case in the Bombay High Court to recover the advance money. Vesta and Mayfair had transferred immovable properties to the Trust to extinguish their liability."

Lilavati Hospital
Statement

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