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Wednesday, October 02, 2002
Markets (Oct. 1)
BL 2501006.92 (-16.86)
BSE Sensex2959.66 (-31.70)
S&P CNX Nifty955.20 (-7.95)
Dollar (Buy/Sell)48.32/48.45
Gold Std (10 gm)5305 (+5)

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Remembering Gandhi
IT IS once again the day of ritual obeisance to Gandhiji. Public figures will once again dutifully line up to garland his statues in cities, towns and hamlets, declaiming from platforms on his services and sacrifices. Is all this a waste of time, ... More

FINANCIAL SCAN


Foreign investment is part of overall growth strategy
It is high time we look at the potential for FDI in grossly neglected sectors such as agriculture and food processing for world markets. More

SAY CHEEK


Cricket for dummies
ON occasions such as a big cricket match, the world seems to be divided into only two categories - those who watch the play, and those who watch those who watch the play. If you belong to the former, today is a day that you've called in sick. ... More

ALL LAW


Fly in the carpets
THE taboo on the import of carpets, crockery, marble, and chandelier and so forth by `service providers' is off because of a benign circular from the CBEC Customs. Till recently, those providing `services' could not import these `consumer items' ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND


Mastek slides on fund selling
Mastek came under heavy selling pressure on Tuesday. Selling was mainly from private mutual funds that had taken huge exposure in the counter a couple of months ago. Dealers said some fund managers were booking profits. On Tuesday, the stock ... More

ON THE HEDGE


BPCL: Short-term outlook positive
THE following are the some buy/sell strategies based on Tuesday's trading in the derivatives segment at the NSE: Equity options BPCL: The near-term outlook on this stock appears positive. The price projection on the upside is Rs ... More

SENSOR


HLL, Reliance drag Sensex down; tech stocks mixed
THE depressed sentiment continued to haunt the bourses for the second day in succession as the BSE Sensex closed 31.70 points (or 1.06 per cent) lower at 2959.66 points. The decline was attributable mainly to the fall in the two key Sensex ... More
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