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1588943578780 05.08.2020

RS182. More randomness.

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Maybe overdone it slightly on the hanging basket.

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from Gardening, Plants, and Agriculture. https://ift.tt/3eI15d1

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Market Closing: Benchmark indices ended lower after gaining for three-straight days. It fell on the back of weak global cues and a stronger US Dollar. Nifty slipped 96 points (0.84%) to close at 11312. Sentiment has been dampen on account of sharp decline in global markets and traders were booking profit after Nifty surged nearly 3% in the last three trading sessions. Asia, Europe and US markets declined 1% after US Federal Reserve officials highlighted the uncertainties facing the economy and stressed the need for more fiscal aid in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. The volatility index (India VIX) surged by 4% to close at 20.80. NTPC ended as the top gainer on the Nifty 50 index, with gains of 7%, while Tata Motors was the top laggard, ending 2.8% lower. ICICI Bank, Axis Bank and HDFC were the other major laggards. Midcaps and Smallcaps were the outperformers in today's session and gained over half percent each. Among the sectoral indices, the Nifty Bank ended as the top laggard with cuts of 1.3%, followed by FMCG, IT and Auto indices, which fell close to 0.5% each. While Media index posted another day of gains, ending 3% higher. Metal index also saw gains of 1%. Banking stocks like RBL Bank slipped 1.4% to close at Rs182. Company announced to raise about Rs1500cr ($200 million) through a preferential share offering at Rs177 a share. Power stocks also witnessed good buying interest today. NTPC gained 7% to close at Rs101. Company said that it would be able to reduce the transportation cost of coal to fuel to its NTPC Kudgi Super thermal power station in Karnataka, to around Rs 200-500 per mt. Power Finance companies like PFC and REC gained 5% and 1% respectively after the news that the Cabinet relaxes working capital norm for discoms to get loan under Rs 90k crore liquidity plan.  Power distribution companies like CESC, Adani Transmission, Tata Power gained 4-10%. Heavyweight, Reliance slipped 1.6% to close at Rs2097. Auto stocks like Tata Motors and M&M slipped 2% each on account of profit booking. https://www.instagram.com/p/CEHl2ZLnClu/?igshid=it0p0vip159a

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[elite-investment-advisory-blog]

Sensex Nifty Up, Bank Stocks Rise

Sensex, Nifty trade higher the fourth consecutive session on Thursday, with Nifty Bank is registering a record high. The BSE Sensex was trading at 37,774, up 6%, while the broader NSE Nifty50 was ruling at 11,342 at 10.40 am, Thursday. Banking and finance stocks led the gains with Yes Bank, IndusInd Bank, Bajaj Finance, SBI, and HDFC Bank gaining the most on Nifty50, while, HeroMoto Corp, HPCL, Ultratech Cement, Tata Motors and Bajaj Auto were losers. Nifty Bank hit a record high at opening trade, clocking the 29,000-marks. Also Nifty Realty, Nifty Metal, Nifty Pharma and Nifty Media were the other sectors gaining in the day. Yes Bank gains 2.87% as Deutsche Bank raised its price target. Shares of Tata Motors erased its morning losses and were trading higher 0.17% up at Rs182 per share after JLR vehicle recall. Get Nifty Future Tips , Commodity tips, Stock future tips by Best Stock Advisory Service in India. Read the full article

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SHC hears sugar mills owners plea against sugarcane price

SHC hears sugar mills owners plea against sugarcane price

KARACHI: A Sindh High Court bench on Thursday heard sugar mills owners petition against the new sugarcane price set by the Sindh government.

The provincial government had fixed the price of commodity at Rs182 per 40 kilograms.

The mills owners had challenged the new price in a petition filed in December calling the price unviable for the millers.

The counsel of the sugar mills owners argued…

[tnsworldnews-blog]

Sugarcane growers of Sindh start hunger strike against sugar mills for not purchasing sugarcane at official rate

https://tns.world/sugarcane-growers-of-sindh-start-hunger-strike-against-sugar-mills-for-not-purchasing-sugarcane-at-official-rate/

KARACHI, Feb 18 (TNS): Five organizations of sugarcane growers started a hunger strike outside Karachi Press Club on Sunday against sugar mills for not purchasing sugarcane at the official rate of Rs182 per 40 kg. The hunger strike was led by Sindh Agriculture Research Council (SARC) leader Ali...

[clubofinfo]

Expert: In recent weeks, as much of the Pakistani media remained fixated on the internecine squabbles of the country’s ruling elites, authorities in Sindh have been brutally cracking down on sections of workers and farmers in the province who’ve had the temerity to defend their rights and fight for improved living standards and working conditions. On December 25, primary, secondary and high school teachers in Karachi held a defiant protest against the Sindh government due to its refusal to provide them with permanent jobs despite having agreed to do so in 2014.  The provincial government is refusing to honor its agreement even after forcing teachers to pass a rigorous examination conducted by the National Testing Service and the University of Sindh. Teachers from all over the province took part in the demonstration, including teachers from Hyderabad, some of whom marched the entire 140km distance to Karachi in order to participate.  The teachers were attacked by the police when they tried to march toward the Chief Minister’s House.  The police used water cannons, batons and tear gas against the protesting teachers and scores were arrested.  On Tuesday, the Sindh authorities claimed that two dozen teachers were detained and that all have since been released.  However, according to officials of the All Sindh Primary Teachers Association, more than 150 teachers were arrested and many others were injured by the heavy-handed tactics of the police.  Despite the violent response of the police, the teachers have refused to back down until their demands are met, with negotiations between teachers’ representatives and the Sindh government ending in a stalemate on Friday. Monday’s police attack against demonstrators in Karachi was one of several such assaults on teachers in Sindh in recent weeks. While the tactics deployed against teachers have been brutal, the sheer ruthlessness with which the Sindh government recently cracked down on protesting farmers was nothing less than shocking. On December 11, scores of increasingly impoverished sugar cane growers from all over the Sindh staged a protest in Karachi against local sugar mill owners as well as the provincial government.  The sugar cane growers have been asking the government to fix the price of sugar cane at Rs185 per 40kgs, but sugar mill owners in the province have been paying the farmers as little as Rs130 per 40kgs, even though the government has officially set the price at Rs182 per 40kgs.  During the protest, farmers denounced government corruption and slammed provincial officials for colluding with sugar mill owners at the expense of poor farmers.  The sugar mill owners are refusing to pay the correct price despite the fact that they have received billions of rupees in subsidies from both the federal and provincial governments. The peaceful protest, in which many women and children participated, was baton-charged by police only 30 minutes after it began.  When this failed to have the desired effect, tear gas and water cannons were used against the farmers, with many falling unconscious.  According to farmers’ representatives, many sugar cane growers were injured and around 80 were arrested.  While Sindh authorities were able to crush the protest in Karachi, the sugar cane growers have only grown more incensed and are unlikely to give up their struggle. On Thursday, a sugar cane grower set himself on fire during a farmers’ demonstration in Mirpurkhas that called for mill owners to pay the sugar cane price fixed by the government. Far from a problem unique to Sindh, police brutality is par for the course in Pakistan, where a tiny clique of capitalists, landlords and military elites have lorded over and exploited the working class and rural poor since the country’s establishment. The police in Punjab are notoriously corrupt and usually the first to resort to violence.  On more than one occasion, police in Punjab have even used violent tactics against blind workers protesting for more job opportunities and the implementation of disabled-friendly policies in the province.  Meanwhile, in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, doctors and nurses have repeatedly been attacked by police when organizing protests to demand better working conditions. The response of the state to protests and movements of workers, the rural poor and other oppressed groups contrasts sharply with its strategy of appeasement and accommodation when dealing fascistic Muslim clerics and other reactionaries when such forces hold protests and launch movements.  Throughout the month of November, Islamic extremists were allowed to wreak havoc in the capital city of Islamabad for 3 weeks, complicating daily life for thousands of ordinary people.  As usual, no meaningful action was taken against the religious right, despite violent behavior by the protestors.  The Punjab Rangers chief as even caught on video distributing cash to the demonstrators and allowing them to take selfies with him.  Eventually, the federal government caved in to the clerics’ key demands, further empowering the clergy and emboldening extremist elements. Indeed, while Pakistan’s ruling elites won’t hesitate to use brutal force against the poor and marginalized, they are unwilling to take any action against the Muslim clergy. The clergy benefit from the enduring legacy of the Partition, which incorporated communal divisions in the state structure of South Asia, elevating the status of the clerics in Pakistan and giving them tremendous sway over the country’s political life. http://clubof.info/

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A tweet

#Sindh sets sugarcane price at Rs182 https://t.co/YLFMdCSu1q via dawn_com http://pic.twitter.com/RxKBCQqFbA

— Pakistan News (@Pakistannews) December 6, 2017

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Sindh government fixes sugarcane price at Rs182 per 40kg

Sindh government fixes sugarcane price at Rs182 per 40kg

KARACHI: Much to the relief of Sindh’s sugarcane growers, the provincial government after a month-long delay on Wednesday, fixed the official procurement price of the tropical grass and announced commencing its crushing season from today.

The price at which the plant will be made available to buyers has been fixed at Rs182 per 40kg…

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Market Update: Sensex up 380pts, Nifty at 2019-high

Market Update: Sensex up 380pts, Nifty at 2019-highDomestic share markets ended at their six-month highs on Monday. The Sensex closed 382.67pts higher at 37054.10, Nifty50 ended at 11168.0, 132.60pts. All sectoral indices, excluding IT index, ended in the green.  Nifty Metal index gained 3%, Auto and PSU Bank indices also gained 2% each. Top gainers on the NSE were Bharti Airtel, HPCL, BPCL, Eicher Motors, and Infratel whereas losers include, NTPC, TCS, Zee Entertainment and HCL Technologies. Shares of Oil marketing companies such as HPCL, BPCL, ONGC and Reliance Industries were all trading in the green maximum by 6 percent Shares of Tata Motors rose 0.39 percent to Rs182 after 41.8 lakh shares’ block deal involving. Shares of Jet Airways advanced for the sixth straight session today. The stock closed at Rs246.25 up 1.23%.  Banks shares advanced with Federal Bank, up 4.28%, Yes Bank 1.66%, ICICI Bank 1.51%, Kotak Bank up 89%, and RBL Bank 0.77% among others. Read the full article

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