The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, December 11, 2003

A faceless election ahoy!
THE first phase of elections is over, and the results have not been flattering to the Congress(I). Suddenly it is face-to-face with myriad questions, one of which is: Can the party president, Ms Sonia Gandhi, become ... More

REFLECTIONS

Melghat, where passion runs high
The Nature Conservation Society has some of the best and passionate youngsters as members, who will do anything to make Melghat the best tiger reserve. More

SAY CHEEK

Is obesity tax a healthy option?
DO you think Indians respect their National Anthem? When this question was raised on NDTV.com, one of the respondents posted his view: "However sir, I am liking the song `Jis ki bibi moti uskaa bhi badaa kaam hai' more better than the ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Gujarat Ambuja: Price hike hopes keep them high
CEMENT stocks were in the limelight on Wednesday, attracting both the domestic and foreign institutional buyers. According to the market grapevine, cement producers are planning a Rs 10 per bag price hike in Gujarat next week followed by a Rs 5 ... More

ON THE HEDGE

BPCL: Outlook negative, short January futures
THE following strategies are based on Wednesday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segment on the NSE: BPCL: The stock closed at Rs 379 in the spot market. The outlook on the stock appears negative. The downside price target is Rs ... More

SENSOR

Surge in last hour leads to smart rally
THE undertone of bullishness in the BSE Sensex prevailed for the second consecutive day on Wednesday closing 56.2 points (or 1.07 per cent) higher at 5,285.54 points. The Sensex touched an intra-day high of 5,300.79 points in the afternoon but ... More

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