NATIONAL Sensex bounces back with vengeance, up by 212 points The sensex bounced back with a vengeance and today (Jan 19, 2006) spiralled up by 212 points, the biggest single day rise since September 26, 2005 in relatively low volume and now is poised for a long upward journey to the magic 10,000 level.
Acquisition not to affect Kingfisher Airlines: Mallya Liquor baron Vijay Mallya today (Jan 19, 2006) said the acquisition of Air Sahara by Jet Airways was expected and it would not affect his Kingfisher airlines as it was doing 'well'.
Modernisation of airports to be over by January 31 Union Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel has categorically said the process of
restructuring and modernisation of airports at Mumbai and Delhi would be completed before January 31.
Karat warns Govt of privatsation and disinvestments Communist Party of India (CPI) Marxist (M) General Secretary Prakash Karat yesterday (Jan 18,2006) warned the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Government against pursuing the policies of privatisation, disinvestments and winding up of public sector units and banks 'under the guise'of reforms.
No proposal to raise LPG, kerosene prices: Aiyar Petroleum Minister Mani Shankar Aiyar today (Jan 19,2006)denied having presented to the Cabinet a proposal for raising LPG and kerosene prices.
Indo-Japan study to examine possibility of FTA: Nath India was having a joint study with Japan to look into the possibility of having a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the two countries, Union Commerce and Industry minister Kamal Nath said here yesterday (Jan 18,2006).
Sensex rebounds on FII inflows, encouraging results The Bombay Stock Exchange Benchmark 30-share Index (Sensex) today (Jan 19,2006) bounced back and was quoted 99 points up in a strong pull-back rally during morning trade on the back of announcement of encouraging performance by some major corporates coupled with Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) positive activity.
