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BUDGET,
W O R L D
2016
GROWTH OF
INDIAN
ECONOMY
INVESTMENT
J O U R N A L
Stock
M A R K E T
COMMODITY
FOREX
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Forecasts on
Indian
ECONOMY
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C O M I N G
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Y E A R S
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CONTENTS
at a Glance
W O R L D
Page04
A quick glimpse at
Union Budget, 2016
07
01
Page12
Page06
Page08
08
02
Different categories
of stocks in Stock Market
(small, mid and large cap)
05
06
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10
03
11
12
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The basics of
fundamental and
Technical Analysis
Page13
Page16
Forecasts on
Indian Economy in
coming years
Page10
An insight on candlesticks
analysis
Flourishing new job
opportunities in IT sector
Page09
04
13
Futures Recommendations
Page19
Cash Recommendations
Page23
Page28
Page30
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W O R L D
FROM THE
Director's Desk
Our magazine MCR world provides
events taking
place in the
country as well as
We provide valuable
recommendations from
n a t i o n a l
a n d
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In This Issue
Futures
RECOMMENDATIONS
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A QUICK GLIMPSE AT
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cylinders surrendered by
them would be transferred to
the poor who use wood for
cooking. If one crore people
give up their LPG subsidy, one
crore poor people will be
benefited, as they will be
given new LPG
cylinders instead.
F i n a n c e
minister allotted Rs
35,984 crores for
agricultural sector.
Under the Krishi Vikas
Yojana in upcoming
three years, five lakh
acres of land will be
taken under organic
farming.
Former UPA
g o v e r n m e n t
proposed a job
s ch eme earlier n amed
MANREGA. Minister has
allotted Rs 38,500 crore,
which is the highest amount
ever devoted to this scheme
until date. While UPA
Government was active, this
s c h e m e
w a s
a
disappointment and was
called 'living monument of
the failures of UPA' by PMO.
T
BUDGE
2016
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A QUICK GLIMPSE AT
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05
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S u re s h
Prabhu touched
the common man's
basic needs and
expectations considerably.
N o h i ke i n fa r e s b u t
improvement in ticketing
facilities for unreserved
travel which will aim to
enhance customer
experience. Let us have a
look at the scenery of his
budget:
Proposals to introduce
Antyodaya Express, train
which serves a longdistance
journey, to be operated on
dense route. The Provision
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which
Humsafar will be fully air
conditioned third AC Service
with an optional service for
meals.
Tejas, operating at
speeds of above 130 kmph,
will showcase the future of
train travel in India. Its
service includes onboard
services such as
entertainment local cuisine,
WiFi through single service
provider to ensure
accountability, transparency
and customer satisfaction.
Suresh Prabhu
expressed that Railways will
commence overnight
doubledecker, Utkrisht
Double Decker Air
conditioned Yatri (UDAY)
Express on the hectic routes,
through which he claimed
that the trains will have
carrying capacity increased
by almost 40%
Suresh Prabhu spared
passengers 'scotfree' with
no 'punishment' in fare hike
not only for passengers, but
also in Goods, which is good.
Railway is planning to
envisage design and layout of
coaches so that
higher carrying
capacity and
provision of new
amenities are
ensured. The components in
the new amenities area
enlisted are: automatic
doors, barcode readers, bio
vacuum toilets, waterlevel
indicators, accessible
dustbins, ergonomic seating,
improved aesthetics,
vending machines,
entertainment screens, LED
lit boards for advertising, PA
system and more.
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uresh Prabhu
expressed that
Railways intend
to start sale of ticket through
hand held terminals looking
to the advantage of
suburban and short distance
travelers, which will set up
multiple 'Points of Sale' with
m in im a l inf ra st ru c t u re
condition.
He further
proposed sale of platform
t i c ke t s t h ro u g h t i c ke t
vending machines, which
would be made compatible
by way of cash, credit
card/debit card.
In 3
months, the eticketing
facility will be opened to
foreign debit/credit cards,
foreign tourist and NRIs.
In order to tackle the
nuisance of ticketless travel
and ensure hassle free travel
for passengers, the Bar
coded tickets, scanners and
access control will be
triggered off on a pilot basis.
Digital solutions for
ticketing, grievance
redressal and other issues
will be redesigned by
integrating all such facilities
into two mobile applications.
One application will deal
with ticketing issues and the
other one will entertain the
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Growth of Indian
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ECONOMY
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investment is observed
from rise in the investment
rate, i.e. the ratio of total
investment to GDP. Records
of past few years in 1970s
prove that investment rate
was constant in the low to
mid20s. The investment
rate rose to a peak of 26.9%
after the reforms of 1991
but then eventually came
down in 199596.
However, in year
199697 and in
200203 it was
between 23%
and 25%.
Momentum of
investment
expansion
gathered pace
in year 200304,
when the investment rate
went up to 28.0%. In year
200405, 200506 and
200607 fluctuation of rate
was observed from 31.5%
to 33.8% and then to 35.1%
respectively. This way order
of change in the orientation
of investment is extensive.
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Forecasts on
Indian Economy
I N
C O M I N G
ased on the
positive policies
and actions
taken by the government, the
Indian society is reviving and
is growing at a fast pace. Also
the low world fuel prices have
given a positive move to it. In
order to continue this trend of
growth, India should revamp
the cycle of investment and
increase the speed of the
structural changes and
reforms.
In the global scenario
the Indian economy is a bright
spot and is seen as fastest
growing economy in the
world. It is one of the fastest
emerging market economies
of the world. Growth
numbers for the country is
better and has increased due
to the low imports of the gold
and also the lower fuel costs.
New projects and investment
in to them have been started
in the fields of Transport and
power sectors.
Also the tremendous
growth of the financial sectors
including banks is going to
give even much more support
to the growing economy.
On the domestic view the weak
balance sheets of the
corporate world especially
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Y E A R S
3)
4)
Improvement in the
agricultural system for
development of the
economy.
Fast response and
decisions for new
projects in the country.
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Different Categories of
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t is advised to
n e w t ra d e r s
that they
these different
categories of
more
Stocks.
For the
s h o u l d
understand
beginning their
indices available
a n d
t h e i r
significance.
The Indian market
is traded on various
t h a n
b u ye rs , t h e
market is in
bearish sentiment.
The Stocks in the
classification is based on
stop loss.
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The Basics Of
Fundamental and
Technical Analysis
D i f fe re n t p e o p l e
follow different ways to trade
in the stock market. Some
traders use the technical
analysis and other use the
fundamental analysis to
make the trading decisions.
The traders and the
investors, who want to invest
fo r a l o n g te r m ,
generally use the
fundamental analysis.
On the other hand the
traders who are
involved in the short
term trading and
Intraday trading
generally use the
technical analysis as
the basis of their
trades.
In fundamental
analysis the
fundamentals of the
companies are studied. The
fundamentals include the
current worth of the
company including its value,
its total assets, the profits
made by the company over
the years and so on. The
fundamental analysis
enables the investor to
determine whether it is
worth to invest in the
company and whether the
company will give good
returns in the future. There
are many indicators and
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An Insight on
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Candlesticks Analysis
The common
people may not be so
fa m i l i a r i n te r m s o f
Candlesticks.
This article
focuses on
Candlesticks
applications
in the stock
i nve st m e nt
field.
Candlestick is
one of the most
powerful technical
analytical bar charts in
the trader's or investor's
toolkit. It is a mode of
charting for technical
analysis. It is a leading
indicator, which gives an
advance signal on market
activities. Depending on
the style of trading the
trader holds, he can act on
the anticipatory signal. If
the investor prefers to be
cautious and wait for little
more evidence,
candlesticks can expect a
change in trend and can
put you on the alert.
Specimen
OF
CANDLESTICKS
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Bar Chart
Candlestick Chart
High
High
Close
Pen
It is generally found
that amateurs
dominate the opening of
the trading day, whereas
the professional traders
dominate the close.
Open
Low
Up period
Upper Shadow
Close
Real Body
Lower Shadow
Down Period
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An Insight on
Candlesticks Analysis
Different types of
Candlesticks:
Engulfing Pattern
Engulfing
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Hammer
Harami
Piercing
Doji
Hammer Pattern
Harami
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An Insight on
Candlesticks Analysis
Piercing Pattern
This twocandle reversal pattern
indicates that the first day you see a
wide range candle that closes next to
the foot range, when sellers are under
control, and on following day a wide
range candle can be seen, that has to
close at least halfway into the prior
candle.
Doji Pattern
The doji pattern may perhaps be
the most popular. When the stocks are
open up and go down throughout
the day and closes either exact or
in close proximity to the
opening price. It simply
represents indecision
and causes traders to
question the up to
date movement.
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IT Sector
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Business analysts,
information security
analysts, Architects, Data
scientists, content
management system (CMS)
and much more.
The scenario of new
job opportunities in the
sector is bullish and it is
expected to increase to 22
percent by 2020. Hurrah!
The new sunrise in the job
outlook for this sector is
buoyant and it keeps crown
and glory in employment
sector, which will hold
equilibrium among the
educated people.
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Race
For Top Rankings In Search Engines
W O R L D
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alit
t qu y at a
es
nsure the
We deal in InSinkerators,
Water Treatment Plants,
Bio Gas Plants, Organic Fertilizers
and Solar technology.
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Many brands
have the prospect to
revamp their PPC
bidding strategies
across the
k e y w o r d s
a n a l y ze d . T h e
a n a l y s t s
observed that
the retailers are
running out of
budget on halfway,
which has marked a
clear gap in their keyword
strategy.
India
C L E A N
In the
Fashion
Sector, search
queries have risen
across the board.
The overall queries
last year saw a rise of
15%.
M AKES
able price
s
Sector highlights
(Retail Fashion
Sector)
rd
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IN THIS ISSUE
Make in
India
Project At A Glance
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FUTURES RECOMMENDATIONS
BUY ADANIPORT FUT AROUND 195200 TGT 220/240 SL 180
W O R L D
PARTICULARS( CR)
NET SALES
( CR)
41,688
EPS TTM
( )
[*C]
12.62
P/E RATIO
(X)
[*C]
15.95
FACE VALUE
( )
LATEST DIVIDEND
(%)
55.00
22 MAY 2015
DIVIDEND YIELD
(%)
( )
[*C]
51.98
P/B RATIO
( )
[*C]
3.87
[*C] Consolidated
0.56
[*S] Standalone
DEC 2015
DEC 2014
% CHG
1717.86
1548.46
10.94
PROMOTERS
BANKS/FIS
OTHER INCOME
177.89
155.25
14.58
TOTAL INCOME
1895.75
1703.71
11.27
TOTAL EXPENSES
OPERATING PROFIT
MARKET CAP
VALUES
647
613.33
5.49
1248.75
1090.38
14.52
638.1
511.97
24.64
414.01
414.01
NET PROFIT
EQUITY CAPITAL
CATEGORY
FIIS
SHARE (%)
56.26
0.21
31.66
INSURANCE
3.29
MUTUAL FUNDS
2.88
INDIAN PUBLIC
3.27
CUSTODIANS
0.00
OTHER
2.39
NSE
1 WEEK
1.28%
1.49%
0.41%
0.42%
1 MONTH
8.71%
9.02%
5.32%
5.51%
3 MONTH
23.65%
23.59%
10.18%
10.25%
6 MONTH
41.16%
41.23%
8.53%
8.30%
1 YEAR
39.09%
39.18%
19.95%
19.80%
3 YEAR
43.94%
43.58%
24.24%
24.82%
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NIFTY
BSE
PERIOD
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FUTURES RECOMMENDATIONS
W O R L D
PARTICULARS( CR)
NET SALES
DEC 2015
DEC 2014
% CHG
1380.52
1182.53
16.74
54.95
25.8
112.98
OTHER INCOME
TOTAL INCOME
1435.47
1208.33
18.8
TOTAL EXPENSES
1223.62
1023.04
19.61
OPERATING PROFIT
211.85
185.29
14.33
NET PROFIT
109.23
95.01
14.97
69.56
69.56
EQUITY CAPITAL
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PARAMETER
VALUES
MARKET CAP
( CR)
20,645
EPS TTM
( )
[*S]
28.93
P/E RATIO
(X)
[*S]
51.30
FACE VALUE
( )
LATEST DIVIDEND
(%)
115.00
30 JUL 2015
DIVIDEND YIELD
(%)
( )
[*S]
227.22
P/B RATIO
( )
[*S]
6.53
[*C] Consolidated
0.39
[*S] Standalone
CATEGORY
PROMOTERS
BANKS/FIS
FIIS
SHARE (%)
34.35
0.01
44.83
INSURANCE
1.03
MUTUAL FUNDS
0.09
INDIAN PUBLIC
5.21
CUSTODIANS
OTHER
0.00
14.25
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FUTURES RECOMMENDATIONS
W O R L D
PERIOD
1 WEEK
BSE
NSE
SENSEX
NIFTY
3.28%
3.25%
0.47%
0.49%
1 MONTH
0.95%
0.96%
5.25%
5.44%
3 MONTH
10.40%
10.71%
10.12%
10.19%
6 MONTH
13.52%
13.21%
8.47%
8.24%
1 YEAR
12.77%
12.92%
19.89%
19.74%
3 YEAR
80.24%
79.81%
24.32%
24.91%
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VALUES
MARKET CAP
( CR)
38,918
EPS TTM
( )
[*C]
31.17
P/E RATIO
(X)
[*C]
21.35
FACE VALUE
( )
LATEST DIVIDEND
(%)
70.00
18 FEB 2015
DIVIDEND YIELD
(%)
( )
[*C]
88.16
P/B RATIO
( )
[*C]
7.55
[*C] Consolidated
0.34
[*S] Standalone
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FUTURES RECOMMENDATIONS
W O R L D
DEC 2015
DEC 2014
% CHG
3495.5
3166.16
10.4
6.87
35.92
80.87
NET SALES
OTHER INCOME
TOTAL INCOME
3502.37
3202.08
9.38
TOTAL EXPENSES
2672.49
2553.99
4.64
OPERATING PROFIT
829.88
648.09
28.05
NET PROFIT
534.65
382.4
39.81
58.4
29.15
EQUITY CAPITAL
CATEGORY
PROMOTERS
BANKS/FIS
FIIS
SHARE (%)
53.90
0.07
28.78
INSURANCE
0.03
MUTUAL FUNDS
6.36
INDIAN PUBLIC
8.46
CUSTODIANS
0.00
OTHER
2.40
PERIOD
BSE
NSE
SENSEX
NIFTY
1.60%
1.80%
0.46%
0.52%
1 MONTH
16.90%
16.90%
5.26%
5.42%
3 MONTH
19.36%
19.47%
10.13%
10.17%
1 WEEK
6 MONTH
9.66%
9.77%
8.48%
8.21%
1 YEAR
22.82%
22.87%
19.90%
19.72%
3 YEAR
729.80%
729.68%
24.31%
24.94%
STOCK MARKET
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CASH RECOMMENDATIONS
BUY JUBLFOOD AROUND 10001025 TGT 1125/1225 SL 900
W O R L D
PARTICULARS( CR)
DEC 2015
DEC 2014
% CHG
633.94
554.37
14.35
NET SALES
OTHER INCOME
1.17
1.49
21.48
TOTAL INCOME
635.11
555.86
14.26
TOTAL EXPENSES
558.01
481.86
15.85
77.1
74.2
3.91
NET PROFIT
31.75
35.01
9.31
EQUITY CAPITAL
65.76
65.56
OPERATING PROFIT
PARAMETER
VALUES
MARKET CAP
( CR)
7,266
EPS TTM
( )
[*S]
17.74
P/E RATIO
(X)
[*S]
62.29
FACE VALUE
( )
10
LATEST DIVIDEND
(%)
25.00
26 AUG 2015
DIVIDEND YIELD
(%)
( )
[*S]
102.09
P/B RATIO
( )
[*S]
10.82
[*C] Consolidated
0.20
[*S] Standalone
CATEGORY
PROMOTERS
BANKS/FIS
FIIS
SHARE (%)
48.70
0.03
36.26
INSURANCE
0.00
MUTUAL FUNDS
7.11
INDIAN PUBLIC
1.97
CUSTODIANS
0.00
OTHER
5.94
NSE
1 WEEK
11.59%
11.98%
4.71%
4.64%
1 MONTH
9.26%
9.49%
1.48%
1.49%
3 MONTH
27.18%
27.26%
7.43%
7.40%
6 MONTH
32.80%
33.02%
5.02%
4.83%
1 YEAR
33.46%
33.70%
17.93%
18.00%
3 YEAR
3.80%
3.63%
27.79%
28.41%
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NIFTY
BSE
PERIOD
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CASH RECOMMENDATIONS
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GATI LTD.
In the sector of Express Distribution and
Supply Chain Solutions, no other corporation can beat
Gati Ltd. The company took the initiative of launching
several courses of actions in logistics segment. Gati Ltd
was integrated on April 25, 1995 as Gati Corporation
Ltd. Its management concept is to serve, surpass and
share. Corporation spirit is flexible, diverse, and
innovative whereas, its goal is to establish a reliable,
professional and efficient shipping forwarder. The
company initiated their operations from May 5, 1995.
Gati Desk to Desk Cargo and Shipping division of
Transport Corporation of India Ltd were transferred to
Gati Corporation Ltd, which was brought into
consequence since April 1, 1996. From October 24,
2000 the name of company was revolutionized to Gati
Ltd from Gati Corporation.
( CR)
EPS TTM
( )
[*C]
3.72
P/E RATIO
(X)
[*C]
29.49
FACE VALUE
( )
LATEST DIVIDEND
(%)
40.00
PARTICULARS( CR)
DEC 2014
% CHG
417.8
423.31
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OTHER INCOME
2.67
4.67
42.83
TOTAL INCOME
420.47
427.98
1.75
TOTAL EXPENSES
383.93
391.61
1.96
OPERATING PROFIT
36.54
36.37
0.47
NET PROFIT
11.07
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20.93
17.5
17.45
EQUITY CAPITAL
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21 JUL 2015
DIVIDEND YIELD
(%)
1.30
( )
[*C]
61.87
P/B RATIO
( )
[*C]
1.77
[*S] Standalone
DEC 2015
NET SALES
962
[*C] Consolidated
VALUES
CATEGORY
PROMOTERS
BANKS/FIS
FIIS
SHARE (%)
41.32
0.31
11.10
INSURANCE
0.00
MUTUAL FUNDS
0.10
INDIAN PUBLIC
31.60
CUSTODIANS
OTHER
0.00
10.61
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CASH RECOMMENDATIONS
GATI LTD.
W O R L D
PERIOD
1 WEEK
BSE
NSE
SENSEX
NIFTY
5.13%
5.04%
4.78%
4.81%
1 MONTH
5.96%
6.26%
1.41%
1.33%
3 MONTH
33.17%
33.48%
7.37%
7.25%
6 MONTH
22.88%
22.85%
4.95%
4.67%
1 YEAR
54.98%
55.05%
17.87%
17.87%
3 YEAR
284.24%
283.86%
27.88%
28.61%
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VALUES
MARKET CAP
( CR)
6,191
EPS TTM
( )
[*S]
34.04
P/E RATIO
(X)
[*S]
34.98
FACE VALUE
( )
LATEST DIVIDEND
(%)
400.00
21 SEP 2015
DIVIDEND YIELD
(%)
( )
[*S]
248.58
P/B RATIO
( )
[*S]
4.79
[*C] Consolidated
0.68
[*S] Standalone
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CASH RECOMMENDATIONS
W O R L D
DEC 2015
DEC 2014
% CHG
533.91
536.13
0.41
NET SALES
OTHER INCOME
8.7
4.02
116.42
TOTAL INCOME
542.61
540.15
0.46
TOTAL EXPENSES
498.54
494.51
0.81
OPERATING PROFIT
44.07
45.64
3.44
NET PROFIT
13.77
10.64
29.42
10.4
10.4
EQUITY CAPITAL
CATEGORY
PROMOTERS
SHARE (%)
72.06
BANKS/FIS
0.13
FIIS
9.93
INSURANCE
0.00
MUTUAL FUNDS
0.53
INDIAN PUBLIC
13.75
CUSTODIANS
0.00
OTHER
3.55
PERIOD
1 WEEK
1 MONTH
BSE
NSE
SENSEX
NIFTY
8.65%
8.60%
4.65%
4.73%
3.76%
4.10%
1.54%
1.41%
3 MONTH
24.14%
24.28%
7.49%
7.32%
6 MONTH
114.82%
113.56%
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4.75%
1 YEAR
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155.22%
17.98%
17.93%
3 YEAR
96.57%
95.69%
27.71%
28.51%
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over
coming
the bottlenecks
between states,
whereby it (GST) will
make easier the taxation
Gst Bill
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As per vision of the Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley, the GST will be productive in bringing out 2%
tax configuration, the GST coming up can be treated as a solution provider to the multinationals.
By the implementation of GST, more tangible employment opportunities may be created
thereby more and more experts can be promoted. Also it will segregate the burden of tax
between services and manufacturing.
Looking through the peephole of 'Individual benefit point', it can be stated that with the
implementation of GST, the Individuals will be benefited and prices are likely to come down.
Consequently, there will be more consumption, more production, more individual output and
an overall growth of the companies.
The Congress' standpoint
over GST in the past is also
worth mentionable:
The rationale
behind the role of
opposition, the Congress,
is understandable.
The
opposition demanded a
reformation in the key
areas of the Bill. Primarily,
the GST Bill during UPA
government was different
from GST Bill
presented in NDA
Govt.
Till the last
discussion of GST
under UPA in
November 2013, the
states had some
specific demands.
The
demands focused on
keeping the petroleum,
Alcohol, and entry taxes
out of the GST ambit.
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The Congress
government had a concern
that additional tax of 1%
needs to be charged, since
goods move across states.
The UPA had maintained
that the government is
paying no attention over
their concerns on
the legislation.
Congress claimed
that the Bill is not properly
cooked in the oven and it
might put an end to the
welfare created in the past
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PROJECT AT A GLANCE
'Make in India' is a
project of Government of
India, launched by the Prime
Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi,
to persuade domestic and
multinational companies to
manufacture their products
in India. The Prime Minister
introduced it in a function at
Vigyan Bhavan on 25
September 2014 focusing the
foreign direct investment to
have a wider scope. The
campaign was designed by
Wieden and Kennedy, an
independent American
advertising agency.
As a part of the
campaign, the Centre
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IN THIS ISSUE
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