I Am No Lameduck Says PM; Sensex Jumps 201 Pts To 2-Mth High

Wednesday, Jun 29, 2011

LEAD STORIES
MKTS END AT 2-MTH HIGH, SENSEX UP 201 PTS
Sensex closed at 18,693.86 points ahead of F&O expiry tomorrow backed by strong FII inflows. Nifty rose 55.15 points to end at 5,600.45. read more
I AM NO LAMEDUCK SAYS PM
On views that UPA was 'comatose' and he was 'lameduck', PM said it was Opposition's propaganda, assured 'truth will prevail' and his work will speak. read more
TATA'S RETIREMENT HOME: ELEGANCE OVER EXTRAVAGANCE
An elegant 13,350 sq ft sea-facing house at Colaba is getting ready to welcome Ratan Tata, as he prepares to hand over the reigns to his successor. read more

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AT A GLANCE
BSE 18693.86 +201.41
NSE 5600.45 +55.15
TURNOVER
Rs. 180,149 cr
BSE CASH
Rs. 3,043 cr
NSE CASH
Rs. 11,422 cr
NSE F&O
Rs. 165,684 cr
BULLION
GOLD 22099 -5
SILVER 51110 +460
CRUDE
NYMEX 102.25 -0.08
BRENT 110.07 +1.29
FOREX
$ / Re 44.85 -0.14
£ / Re 71.814 +0.11
€ / Re 64.494 +0.17
EVENTS

30 June
Deadline For Drafting Lokpal Bill


1 July
ICAI Foundation Day, Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi


3 July
All-Party Meet On Drafts Of Lokpal Bill


4 July
Supreme Court To Hear Vedanta Case


5 July
2G Scam: Karim Morani's Bail Plea Hearing


6 July
GoM To Meet For Clearance On Coal Blocks


7 July
Bank Employees To Go On Countrywide Strike

EXPERT VIEWS

"India's democracy, slow and cumbersome as it is, provides an assurance that the business environment will not be hostage to unanticipated upheavals."

Lord Swraj Paul
Ex-Deputy Speaker, House Of Lords
"If India is besieged with constant sniping between the government and the opposition, or an atmosphere of cynicism is created all around, the growth impulses and entrepreneurial impulses of the people would not have full play. That worries me the most."

Manmohan Singh
Prime Minister
"My belief is that commerce or banking for the poor is always more viable than commerce or banking for the rich. That's why corporates get money at 7-8% and the poor MFI borrowers get it at a 60% interest rate. It is viable provided you have the ability to do business with the poor."

KC Chakrabarty
Deputy Governor, RBI

WATCH OUT
Ministers of Change
This week on the Ministers of Change we highlight some of the Bihar government's most basic yet forward-looking reforms: public private partnerships to make delivery of social sector schemes more effective and a biometric smart card initiative on the lines of UID to weed out leakages in NREGA. We talk to Nandan Nilekani, Roberto Zagha of the World Bank and social scientist Yogendra Yadav to deconstruct Nitish Kumar's efforts at a New Deal for Bihar.
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