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Sobhita Dhulipala shares biggest life lesson public scrutiny taught her amid husband Naga Chaitanya's legal action over claims he cheated on Samantha Ruth PrabhuNaga Chaitanya has filed a plea in the Delhi High Court against defamatory content concerning his past relationship with Samantha Ruth Prab...- Sabarimala gold misappropriation case: SIT questions actor JayaramActor Jayaram was questioned by the SIT regarding alleged gold misappropriation from Sabarimala temple artefacts. The investigation focuses...
- MTR, Sagar Ratna following different ways to be part of a new eating orderA cheese dosa may not have a place on your plate but it does on many others. It is these that Murali Krishna Parna, CEO of Sagar Ratna, is ...
- Chiranjeevi's presence: Bane or boon for Congress nominee?Chiranjeevi, however, defends himself saying sentiments of Seemandhra people were not considered when the Telangana Bill was passed in Parl...
- Tough market: Why PE funds and Indian promoters squabbleExecutives being thrashed, fudged accounts, lawsuits…PE funds say it’s not just a tough market that is causing heartburn.
- Expect rupee to correct to 57-58 levels going ahead: C Jayaram, Kotak Mahindra BankThis fall in rupee is part of a broader sort of trend and as in all the trends, initial emphasis is much more.
- Expect market recovery after rate cuts start by April-March: C Jayaram, Kotak Mahindra BankIn an interview with ET Now, C Jayaram, Joint MD, Kotak Mahindra Bank, shares his market outlook.
- Expect market recovery after rate cuts start by April-March: C Jayaram, Kotak Mahindra BankIn an interview with ET Now, C Jayaram, Joint MD, Kotak Mahindra Bank, shares his market outlook. Excerpts:
- Expect markets to drift downwards over few weeks: C Jayaram, Kotak Mahindra BankRight now the market looks range bound and there is a downward bias both on domestic and global scene, says C Jayaram of Kotak Mahindra Ban...
- India Inc’s top bosses help themselves with Esop saleThe three months leading to December 2009 saw the stock markets gaining back some of their lost glory.
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