The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, September 12, 2006

IMPRESSIONS
Dying declarations
The Supreme Court recently (Indian Express New Delhi edition dated September 8) held that the dying man's declaration can be taken at its face value if it is to the satisfaction of the Court. The ... More

REFLECTIONS
Bapu, Ba Bollywood struck
Some TV channel had broken the news that the Gandhi couple were at Raghuleela multiplex watching Lage Raho Munna Bhai. More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Sun Pharma under close watch
Analysts are closely watching the Sun Pharma stock for what some say are prospects of the company's US business and the sustained thrust on its domestic formulations. Some others expect the company to do well on the back of its domestic ... More

Monnet Ispat: Up on coal sourcing
The Monnet Ispat counter, which closed at Rs 163.85 on Monday, is said to be deriving gains from the company's sourcing strategy with regard to coal. It is expected to stay isolated from volatility of coal prices, as sourcing needs will be met ... More

SENSOR
Weak global advice triggers downfall in domestic market
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Weak global advice triggers downfall in domestic market

Car sales up 16% in August; bikes sales slow down

Looking back
Sep. 3-Sep. 9
MF scheme for educational needs

Land for SEZs — Government as real-estate broker