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FDC scrip topped gainers’ list in BSE's ‘A’ group shares. FDC
spurted 7.87% to Rs 34.25. The stock climbed on buying prior to its Q4

Addressing a rally of the Paschim Banga Krishi Jami Raksha Committee on Thursday, Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee said, “If I live, we will remove the Left Front from power,”
The Committee, constituted under the leadership of the Trinamool Congress to protest against the acquisition of farmland for industry in the State, declared that it would observe the day marking the completion of 30 years of Left Front rule in West Bengal as a “black day.”
Mamata said, “I want to tell the Left Front that this is the beginning of their end,”

Lengthening its current rally on continued buying, Bharat Heavy E

Grindwell Norton Ltd has declared that the Company has formed a Joint Venture group in Bhutan in

In early hours, EIH gained 3.10% to Rs 104.60 as a big block deal executed at Rs 102 per share on Bombay Stock Exchange.

The company’s share price touched a highest peak of Rs 105 and a low of Rs 100.95 during the day. On 13 September 2006, the scrip has had its 52-week high of Rs 127.

The block deal was of 19 lakh shares and was struck today. The overall volume was 19.58 lakh shares and the average daily volume in the stock was 50,051 shares in the past one quarter.

The date for submission of views by the industry on a consultation paper for reviewing key license conditions and capping the number of access providers has been extended by the Telecom regulator Telecom Regulatory Authority of India. TRAI said that service providers could now submit their comments by July 6.
The consultation paper - 'Review of license terms and condition and capping number of access providers' – was floated by the regulator on June 12, with a view to start the second phase of telecom reforms.
The paper had sought comments on the issue of allowing operators to offer services under the same license using a combination of technology, limiting the number of companies in each area, mergers, acquisitions and roll out obligations.