Tata Metaliks Q3 net profit at Rs 15.8 cr
11th-Jan-2008
Tata Metaliks has announced its third quarter numbers. It has posted net profit of Rs 15.8 crore for the quarter ended December 2007 as against loss of Rs 1 crore in same quarter of previous year. Net sales stood at Rs 272 crore versus Rs 150 crore.
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JP Hydro Q3 net profit up at Rs 6.94 cr
11th-Jan-2008
JP Hydro has announced its Q3 results. Its standalone net sales was down at Rs 43.24 crore versus Rs 49.51 crore, YoY.
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Jaiprakash Hydro Q3 net profit up 178% 11 Jan, 2008, 1645 hrs IST
Jaiprakash Hydro Power’s October-December net profit rose 178 per cent to Rs 6.94 crore compared with Rs 2.50 crore in the same quarter of the previous year.
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Tata Metaliks Q3 net profit Rs 15.86 crore 11 Jan, 2008, 1715 hrs IST
Tata Metaliks reported a net profit of Rs 15.86 crore for the quarter ended December 31, 2007, against a net loss of Rs 1.12 crore in the same quarter of the previous year.
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Infosys consolidated net up 25% for Dec`07 qtr
Motilal Oswal posts net profit at Rs 547.50 mn in Dec`07 qtr
Sanwaria Agro net zooms 3.05 times in Dec`07 qtr
Tata Metaliks swings to profit in Q3; shares plunge
Jaiprakash Hydro`s net climbs 2.77 times in Dec`07 qtr
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11 January 2008
Infosys Q3 Beats Street Expectations
Infosys standalone Q3 net profit up 10.42pc QoQ
MUMBAI: Infosys Technologies has reported a standalone net profit of Rs 1,186 crore for the third quarter ended December 31, 2007, up 10.42 per cent from Rs 1,074 crore in the quarter ended September. Net sales for the October-December quarter is Rs 3,999 crore against Rs 3,862 crore for the quarter ended September, a quarter on quarter rise of 3.54 per cent.
On consolidated basis, net profit for the quarter ended December is Rs 1,231 crore against Rs 1,100 crore for the September quarter. This represents a growth of 11.9 per cent sequentially. Net sales for the quarter is Rs 4,271 crore against Rs 4,106 crore for the quarter ended September, a growth of 4.01 per cent. In the nine months April-December, Infosys crossed $3 billion in revenues and for the full year ended March 31, 2008 it expects revenue to grow 20 per cent.
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MUMBAI: Infosys Technologies has reported a standalone net profit of Rs 1,186 crore for the third quarter ended December 31, 2007, up 10.42 per cent from Rs 1,074 crore in the quarter ended September. Net sales for the October-December quarter is Rs 3,999 crore against Rs 3,862 crore for the quarter ended September, a quarter on quarter rise of 3.54 per cent.
On consolidated basis, net profit for the quarter ended December is Rs 1,231 crore against Rs 1,100 crore for the September quarter. This represents a growth of 11.9 per cent sequentially. Net sales for the quarter is Rs 4,271 crore against Rs 4,106 crore for the quarter ended September, a growth of 4.01 per cent. In the nine months April-December, Infosys crossed $3 billion in revenues and for the full year ended March 31, 2008 it expects revenue to grow 20 per cent.
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Infosys records 62% revenue from North America
Infosys says macro environment challenging
$26-million payout
Infy settles 'overtime' issue with California employees
Q3 net up at Rs 1,231 cr Revenue guidance
Infy Q3 fails to lift IT shares; BSE IT Index ends down 1%
Stocks to watch Heard on street
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Mittal, Arun Sarin in UK's 'Power 100' list
Mittal, Arun Sarin in UK's 'Power 100' list
Two India-born British entrepreneurs -- steel czar Lakshmi Mittal and telecom tycoon Arun Sarin -- have been named among the 100 most powerful people in the UK business in a list compiled by the Times daily in London.
Mittal, who heads the world's largest steelmaker ArcelorMittal, has been ranked sixth in the annual 'Power 100' list of men and women holding sway over British business, while Vodafone CEO Sarin is at the 38th position.
The two have been ranked ahead of names like Richard Branson of airline-to-music conglomerate Virgin Group, lifestyle retail entrepreneur Philip Green and Diageo Chief Paul Walsh.
Win Bischoff, who was named Chairman of the world's largest bank Citigroup late last year, has topped the list as Britain's most powerful business leader. Branson has been ranked 92nd, while Walsh and Green are at 86th and 91st positions respectively.
The Times said that Mittal, ranked sixth on the Power 100 list and one of the richest men in the UK, "is a prime example of how the industrial and commercial revolutions of China and, in his case, India are being felt in the established bastions of capitalism".
"He shows the power of development and trade, as opposed to aid. He has channelled vast sums into charities, notably tsunami relief and the Labour Party. He has a stake in the West London football club Queens Park Rangers, joining Bernie Ecclestone and Flavio Briatore, the Italian businessman, as a joint owner."
The report noted that Mittal set a world record in 2004 when he purchased a private house for 70 million pounds in Kensington Palace Gardens, West London. He also spent 30 million pounds in the same year on the wedding of his daughter, which included hiring cost for Palace of Versailles.
About Sarin, the daily noted that Vodafone CEO has steered the mobile phone company "back from the slough it found itself in after the dot-com crash that prompted a 75 per cent fall in the share price". Sarin had joined Vodafone in 1999 when the UK telecom giant acquired AirTouch, the US mobile business.
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After heading Vodafone's American business for some time, he became a non-executive director and moved to the top job in 2003. Sarin, 53, had left India in 1975 to "study engineering at Berkeley but ended up at business school." He was recently chosen by Gordon Brown to join his council of business advisers.
Others on the list include Britain's largest company BP's CEO Tony Hayward (ranked 2nd), private equity major Permira Chairman Damon Buffini (3rd), Vodafone Chairman John Bond (4th) and Cynthia Carroll (5th), who became the first female and first non-South African head of mining giant Anglo American Plc.
Bank of England's Governor and Monetary Policy Committee Chairman Mervyn King has been ranked seventh, followed by retail major Tesco CEO, Terry Leahy; HSBC Chairman, Stephen Green; and Royal Bank of Scotland CEO Fred Goodwin in top 10.
Others on the list include Alistair Darling (11th), private equity firm Terra Firma's Founder and CEO Guy Hands (12th), Barclays President Bob Diamond (13th), News Corp's Europe and Asia head James Murdoch (14th), GlaxoSmithKline [Get Quote] CEO J P Garnier (15th), London Stock Exchange CEO Clara Furse (16th), Marks and Spencer CEO Stuart Rose (18th), BO Chairman Peter Sutherland (26th) and Barclays CEO John Varley (28th).
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Two India-born British entrepreneurs -- steel czar Lakshmi Mittal and telecom tycoon Arun Sarin -- have been named among the 100 most powerful people in the UK business in a list compiled by the Times daily in London.
Mittal, who heads the world's largest steelmaker ArcelorMittal, has been ranked sixth in the annual 'Power 100' list of men and women holding sway over British business, while Vodafone CEO Sarin is at the 38th position.
The two have been ranked ahead of names like Richard Branson of airline-to-music conglomerate Virgin Group, lifestyle retail entrepreneur Philip Green and Diageo Chief Paul Walsh.
Win Bischoff, who was named Chairman of the world's largest bank Citigroup late last year, has topped the list as Britain's most powerful business leader. Branson has been ranked 92nd, while Walsh and Green are at 86th and 91st positions respectively.
The Times said that Mittal, ranked sixth on the Power 100 list and one of the richest men in the UK, "is a prime example of how the industrial and commercial revolutions of China and, in his case, India are being felt in the established bastions of capitalism".
"He shows the power of development and trade, as opposed to aid. He has channelled vast sums into charities, notably tsunami relief and the Labour Party. He has a stake in the West London football club Queens Park Rangers, joining Bernie Ecclestone and Flavio Briatore, the Italian businessman, as a joint owner."
The report noted that Mittal set a world record in 2004 when he purchased a private house for 70 million pounds in Kensington Palace Gardens, West London. He also spent 30 million pounds in the same year on the wedding of his daughter, which included hiring cost for Palace of Versailles.
About Sarin, the daily noted that Vodafone CEO has steered the mobile phone company "back from the slough it found itself in after the dot-com crash that prompted a 75 per cent fall in the share price". Sarin had joined Vodafone in 1999 when the UK telecom giant acquired AirTouch, the US mobile business.
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After heading Vodafone's American business for some time, he became a non-executive director and moved to the top job in 2003. Sarin, 53, had left India in 1975 to "study engineering at Berkeley but ended up at business school." He was recently chosen by Gordon Brown to join his council of business advisers.
Others on the list include Britain's largest company BP's CEO Tony Hayward (ranked 2nd), private equity major Permira Chairman Damon Buffini (3rd), Vodafone Chairman John Bond (4th) and Cynthia Carroll (5th), who became the first female and first non-South African head of mining giant Anglo American Plc.
Bank of England's Governor and Monetary Policy Committee Chairman Mervyn King has been ranked seventh, followed by retail major Tesco CEO, Terry Leahy; HSBC Chairman, Stephen Green; and Royal Bank of Scotland CEO Fred Goodwin in top 10.
Others on the list include Alistair Darling (11th), private equity firm Terra Firma's Founder and CEO Guy Hands (12th), Barclays President Bob Diamond (13th), News Corp's Europe and Asia head James Murdoch (14th), GlaxoSmithKline [Get Quote] CEO J P Garnier (15th), London Stock Exchange CEO Clara Furse (16th), Marks and Spencer CEO Stuart Rose (18th), BO Chairman Peter Sutherland (26th) and Barclays CEO John Varley (28th).
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Sensex gains 245 pts at close: SIfy
Sensex gains 245 pts at close
Sensex ends 245 pts higher as bears
Sensex gains 245 points at closing
After a buoyant start, the market turned listless soon thereafter and remained that way for a long time this afternoon. Blue chip stocks, with the exception of a select few like ICICI Bank, Reliance Industries, Tata Motors and to a lesser extent State Bank of India and NTPC, were seen struggling to make a headway as participants appeared keen on lightening commitments at every noticeable rise in values.
Besides a drop in industrial output, Infosys Technologies, with the company's strong quarterly results and an upward revision in EPS estimate for financial year 2008 triggering some hectic buying at the start, played a significant role in lifting the market in early trade. ICICI Bank continued from where it left yesterday afternoon and Reliance Industries surged higher on sustained buying support.
After moving past 20,800 in early trade, the Sensex found the going extremely choppy and even slipped into the red on a few occasions as auto, information technology, cement, FMCG and pharma stocks took a trip down south. Investors appeared keen
Finally, thanks to frenzied buying in several blue chip stocks during the fag end of the day, the Sensex raced to an intra-day high of 20,894.79 before settling at 20,827.45 for the day with an impressive gain of 245.37 points or 1.19%.
The Nifty, which tumbled to 6112.55 in early afternoon trade, ended at 6200.10, around 24 points down from a high of 6224.20, with a gain of 0.7% or 43.15 points. ICICI Bank moved up by as much as 6.15% today. Realty stock DLF remained subdued for a long time, but vaulted impressively during the final minutes to record a handsome gain of 4.75%. Reliance Industries, playing a key role in lifting the market to a highly positive close, posted a gain of 3.35%.
HDFC Bank (2.5%), NTPC (2.35%), Tata Motors (1.8%), Tata Consultancy Services (1.5%), ITC (1.3%), State Bank of India (1.2%), ONGC (1.15%) and Cipla (1.05%) also closed with strong gains. Reliance Energy firmed up by 0.85%. Grasim Industries, Bajaj Auto and Hindalco ended marginally higher.
ACC, the most prominent loser in the Sensex, eased by 4.3% to Rs 898. Mahindra & Mahindra closed lower by around 3.5%. Satyam Computer Services, HDFC and Ambuja Cements lost 25 - 2.25%. Hindustan Unilever ended nearly 2% down. Infosys Technologies, which turned easy after a rousing start, did bounce back into the positive territory a little past noon but declined once again on selling pressure to end with a sharp loss of 1.35%.
Maruti Suzuki, Larsen & Toubro and Ranbaxy Laboratories drifted down by 0.75% - 1%. Wipro and Reliance Communications lost around 0.3% while Tata Steel, BHEL and Bharti Airtel ended with small losses. Sun Pharmaceuticals, GAIL India, Idea Cellular and Reliance Petroleum closed on a high note. Suzlon Energy, Nalco, Hero Honda, Tata Power, HCL Technologies, ABB and Cairn India ended with sharp losses.
Among non-Sensex bank stocks, Axis Bank shot up by 7.5% on impressive quarterly results. Bank of India, Canara Bank, Centurion Bank of Punjab, Oriental Bank of Commerce and J&K Bank closed with handsome gains.
Aries Agro made a thumping debut today. The stock, which opened at Rs 160, hit a high of Rs 261 in intra-day trade and settled at Rs 249.80, a premium of 92.15% to its IPO price. Over 22.5 million shares changed hands at the Aries Agro counter on NSE today.
However, it turned out to be a weak outing for another new entrant, Precision Pipes & Profiles. The stock ended the day at Rs 133.35, a discount of around 11% to its issue price. As the mood turned highly bullish in the final minutes, several midcap and smallcap stocks rebounded into the positive territory. So strong was the buying in the midcap space, that the Midcap barometer, which was down with a big loss for a better part of the session, ended the day just marginally behind its previous closing mark.
The market breadth was weak today. Out of 2864 stocks traded on BSE, only 739 stocks ended in the positive territory. 2091 stocks closed with losses and 34 stocks settled at their previous closing levels.
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Sensex ends 245 pts higher as bears
Sensex gains 245 points at closing
After a buoyant start, the market turned listless soon thereafter and remained that way for a long time this afternoon. Blue chip stocks, with the exception of a select few like ICICI Bank, Reliance Industries, Tata Motors and to a lesser extent State Bank of India and NTPC, were seen struggling to make a headway as participants appeared keen on lightening commitments at every noticeable rise in values.
Besides a drop in industrial output, Infosys Technologies, with the company's strong quarterly results and an upward revision in EPS estimate for financial year 2008 triggering some hectic buying at the start, played a significant role in lifting the market in early trade. ICICI Bank continued from where it left yesterday afternoon and Reliance Industries surged higher on sustained buying support.
After moving past 20,800 in early trade, the Sensex found the going extremely choppy and even slipped into the red on a few occasions as auto, information technology, cement, FMCG and pharma stocks took a trip down south. Investors appeared keen
Finally, thanks to frenzied buying in several blue chip stocks during the fag end of the day, the Sensex raced to an intra-day high of 20,894.79 before settling at 20,827.45 for the day with an impressive gain of 245.37 points or 1.19%.
The Nifty, which tumbled to 6112.55 in early afternoon trade, ended at 6200.10, around 24 points down from a high of 6224.20, with a gain of 0.7% or 43.15 points. ICICI Bank moved up by as much as 6.15% today. Realty stock DLF remained subdued for a long time, but vaulted impressively during the final minutes to record a handsome gain of 4.75%. Reliance Industries, playing a key role in lifting the market to a highly positive close, posted a gain of 3.35%.
HDFC Bank (2.5%), NTPC (2.35%), Tata Motors (1.8%), Tata Consultancy Services (1.5%), ITC (1.3%), State Bank of India (1.2%), ONGC (1.15%) and Cipla (1.05%) also closed with strong gains. Reliance Energy firmed up by 0.85%. Grasim Industries, Bajaj Auto and Hindalco ended marginally higher.
ACC, the most prominent loser in the Sensex, eased by 4.3% to Rs 898. Mahindra & Mahindra closed lower by around 3.5%. Satyam Computer Services, HDFC and Ambuja Cements lost 25 - 2.25%. Hindustan Unilever ended nearly 2% down. Infosys Technologies, which turned easy after a rousing start, did bounce back into the positive territory a little past noon but declined once again on selling pressure to end with a sharp loss of 1.35%.
Maruti Suzuki, Larsen & Toubro and Ranbaxy Laboratories drifted down by 0.75% - 1%. Wipro and Reliance Communications lost around 0.3% while Tata Steel, BHEL and Bharti Airtel ended with small losses. Sun Pharmaceuticals, GAIL India, Idea Cellular and Reliance Petroleum closed on a high note. Suzlon Energy, Nalco, Hero Honda, Tata Power, HCL Technologies, ABB and Cairn India ended with sharp losses.
Among non-Sensex bank stocks, Axis Bank shot up by 7.5% on impressive quarterly results. Bank of India, Canara Bank, Centurion Bank of Punjab, Oriental Bank of Commerce and J&K Bank closed with handsome gains.
Aries Agro made a thumping debut today. The stock, which opened at Rs 160, hit a high of Rs 261 in intra-day trade and settled at Rs 249.80, a premium of 92.15% to its IPO price. Over 22.5 million shares changed hands at the Aries Agro counter on NSE today.
However, it turned out to be a weak outing for another new entrant, Precision Pipes & Profiles. The stock ended the day at Rs 133.35, a discount of around 11% to its issue price. As the mood turned highly bullish in the final minutes, several midcap and smallcap stocks rebounded into the positive territory. So strong was the buying in the midcap space, that the Midcap barometer, which was down with a big loss for a better part of the session, ended the day just marginally behind its previous closing mark.
The market breadth was weak today. Out of 2864 stocks traded on BSE, only 739 stocks ended in the positive territory. 2091 stocks closed with losses and 34 stocks settled at their previous closing levels.
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10 January 2008
ET, Moneycontrol Articles
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/headlines.cms
India ICICI Bank plans to list subsidiaries-report
Carlyle invests $27.7 mn in India's Repco Home
Infoline lures Kotak execs with sign-on bonuses
Jindal Drilling to enter oil exploration: MD
L&T bags Rs 3,560-cr contracts
Railways to unlock land to generate over Rs 10,000 crore
Jagson to buy 6 aircraft; start chopper services for pilgrims
Bharati Shipyard to build greenfield shipyard near Dabhol
India pips China on PE investment in Asia
Investors lose Rs 2 trillion amid heavy selling
Heard on the street
RITES to come up with IPO
Rites on track to shed 28% via IPO
SBI Life plans to go public in 2009
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Moneycontrol.com
Correction inevitable, mkts to stay volatile: JPMorgan AMC
Tata's 'Nano' launched; dealer price Rs 1 lakh
Edelweiss sees positive flows from int'l mkts
Nano to get 10% of 2-wheeler mkt: A Rathi
Infosys Q3 net seen up 7% to Rs 1176.5 cr
Watch out for ELSS!
Sweet times for sugar sector!
Tele tariffs to come down with new players
Ispat should not fall too much now
Precision Pipes may open with Rs 15-30 premium
Aries Agro likely to list around Rs 155-175: Experts
Apply for Future Capital Holdings IPO: Experts
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India ICICI Bank plans to list subsidiaries-report
Carlyle invests $27.7 mn in India's Repco Home
Infoline lures Kotak execs with sign-on bonuses
Jindal Drilling to enter oil exploration: MD
L&T bags Rs 3,560-cr contracts
Railways to unlock land to generate over Rs 10,000 crore
Jagson to buy 6 aircraft; start chopper services for pilgrims
Bharati Shipyard to build greenfield shipyard near Dabhol
India pips China on PE investment in Asia
Investors lose Rs 2 trillion amid heavy selling
Heard on the street
RITES to come up with IPO
Rites on track to shed 28% via IPO
SBI Life plans to go public in 2009
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Moneycontrol.com
Correction inevitable, mkts to stay volatile: JPMorgan AMC
Tata's 'Nano' launched; dealer price Rs 1 lakh
Edelweiss sees positive flows from int'l mkts
Nano to get 10% of 2-wheeler mkt: A Rathi
Infosys Q3 net seen up 7% to Rs 1176.5 cr
Watch out for ELSS!
Sweet times for sugar sector!
Tele tariffs to come down with new players
Ispat should not fall too much now
Precision Pipes may open with Rs 15-30 premium
Aries Agro likely to list around Rs 155-175: Experts
Apply for Future Capital Holdings IPO: Experts
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Myiris, Rediff Top Stories
Myiris.com
Brokers`outlook: Infy to set pace for markets on Friday
IPO Review: Future Capital issue suits for long term
Wrap up: Sensex lost 287.70 points
Precision Pipes to list on bourses on Jan. 11
Aries Agro to list on bourses on Jan. 11
Gallantt Metal net rises 5-fold for Dec `07 qtr
BoE retains bank rate at 5.5%; European shares decline
Govt. to allot spectrum to GSM players, along with RCom
Solar Explosive net rises 2.66 times in Dec`07 qtr
Porwal Auto Components to list on bourses on Jan. 14
Hem Secutires puts `BUY` recommendation on Micro Technologies
Nicholas Piramal Q3 results on Jan. 18
Unitech to go for largest ever QIP
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Rediff.com
• Want to be stock market boss? Try this
• This Rs 40-lakh car won't start if you are tipsy
• Tata Nano, the Rs 1-lakh car, is here! Coverage
• Images: These cars may soon be in India!
• Bajaj on Tata car ...may buy co to make big cars
• Caparo T1: World's safest supercar at Delhi show
Pix: Bajaj small car! Auto Expo: Cars on show
FM moots relief for tax defaulters
DoT issues 9 LoIs,earns Rs 6.5K cr
• Tata walks the big promise
• Tata dares rivals to fight in market
• World's cheapest car: Coverage
Information You Can Use• 4-year B.Tech from KIIT• L'Oreal grants for women• DEA's internship prog• Great holiday packages• Workshop on accent training• RBI's Young Scholars Award• 3D graphic designers needed• BARC's PhD programme• CET for health sciences, engg• PhD/MS/M Phil Research
Brokers`outlook: Infy to set pace for markets on Friday
IPO Review: Future Capital issue suits for long term
Wrap up: Sensex lost 287.70 points
Precision Pipes to list on bourses on Jan. 11
Aries Agro to list on bourses on Jan. 11
Gallantt Metal net rises 5-fold for Dec `07 qtr
BoE retains bank rate at 5.5%; European shares decline
Govt. to allot spectrum to GSM players, along with RCom
Solar Explosive net rises 2.66 times in Dec`07 qtr
Porwal Auto Components to list on bourses on Jan. 14
Hem Secutires puts `BUY` recommendation on Micro Technologies
Nicholas Piramal Q3 results on Jan. 18
Unitech to go for largest ever QIP
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Rediff.com
• Want to be stock market boss? Try this
• This Rs 40-lakh car won't start if you are tipsy
• Tata Nano, the Rs 1-lakh car, is here! Coverage
• Images: These cars may soon be in India!
• Bajaj on Tata car ...may buy co to make big cars
• Caparo T1: World's safest supercar at Delhi show
Pix: Bajaj small car! Auto Expo: Cars on show
FM moots relief for tax defaulters
DoT issues 9 LoIs,earns Rs 6.5K cr
• Tata walks the big promise
• Tata dares rivals to fight in market
• World's cheapest car: Coverage
Information You Can Use• 4-year B.Tech from KIIT• L'Oreal grants for women• DEA's internship prog• Great holiday packages• Workshop on accent training• RBI's Young Scholars Award• 3D graphic designers needed• BARC's PhD programme• CET for health sciences, engg• PhD/MS/M Phil Research
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Interview with Ratan Tata: Making of Nano
Interview with Ratan Tata: Making of Nano
On A Global Platform: Ratan Tata With His Dream Car
In Pics: Tata Nano I Beauty Specs I Industry Reactions Congratulate Ratan Tata I How do you like Tata’s Nano 9th Auto Expo Flash I In Pics: Auto Expo 2008
Nearly 72 hours before the launch of his dream car, Tata Group chairman Ratan Tata spent 90 minutes with ET for a one-on-one on the making of the people's car. He shares the trials and tribulations he faced during the journey. Here is the full text of the interview.
Q: Are you nervous? Is this much bigger than the launch of Indica?
I think I was much more nervous during the launch of Indica because we had never been in car manufacturing before. We were venturing into a new segment. We are again venturing into a new segment but in a product line in which we have 10 years of experience now.
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At the time of the Indica launch, you did not know whether the market would accept you becoming a car manufacturer from a truck manufacturer. We took some widely publicised goals at that time that we would be as big as the Ambassador, or we would have the same size of the Maruti or we would have a diesel engine. We made those statements. We didn't know those would be the kind of things the market would go for. So, I think at that time we were much more apprehensive and nervous than we are today.
Q: If one would really start at the very beginning, what really was the trigger for the idea?
Basically, just as an Indian, you know, I would be as concerned of my-self as one of the rickshaw pullers in Calcutta running with a rickshaw behind with two people sitting back. It bothered me. My mind will start thinking: Can we put a bicycle there? The same thing bothers me when I visit a plant also. The workers are bending over when the work piece should be raised or maybe they should sit in a pit or what-ever. Because I think human fatigue is something that affects safety.
So in this particular case, you could not help but notice that there were three or four family members on a scooter, the kid standing in the front, the guy driving the scooter and the wife sitting side saddle holding a little kid. And when you're driving a car, you certainly say, Oh my god, be careful, they may slip. Add to that slippery roads and night time too. Any of these reasons can be dangerous for transport. That does not mean that the scooter should not exist because scooters are an evolution of bicycles and it is all the path of prosperity.
And this seemed like a dangerous form of transport. So, I, to be frank if I might go through the process, I asked myself, what if you put two wheels on the back that will give greater stability? If you build a bar over the top could you save the occupant? I will stop there and come back. Last year, to my surprise I found that BMW had produced a scooter with the same bars that I had thought about with rubber bumpers on the side so that if they (the riders) fell they wouldn't hurt themselves and the seat there had a seatbelt. And I thought, that's exactly what I had thought about. The fact was that BMW had put this out though it was not successful and they had withdrawn it. But, someone else had also thought of the same thing. It had only two wheels not three.
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On A Global Platform: Ratan Tata With His Dream Car
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Nearly 72 hours before the launch of his dream car, Tata Group chairman Ratan Tata spent 90 minutes with ET for a one-on-one on the making of the people's car. He shares the trials and tribulations he faced during the journey. Here is the full text of the interview.
Q: Are you nervous? Is this much bigger than the launch of Indica?
I think I was much more nervous during the launch of Indica because we had never been in car manufacturing before. We were venturing into a new segment. We are again venturing into a new segment but in a product line in which we have 10 years of experience now.
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Q: If one would really start at the very beginning, what really was the trigger for the idea?
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And this seemed like a dangerous form of transport. So, I, to be frank if I might go through the process, I asked myself, what if you put two wheels on the back that will give greater stability? If you build a bar over the top could you save the occupant? I will stop there and come back. Last year, to my surprise I found that BMW had produced a scooter with the same bars that I had thought about with rubber bumpers on the side so that if they (the riders) fell they wouldn't hurt themselves and the seat there had a seatbelt. And I thought, that's exactly what I had thought about. The fact was that BMW had put this out though it was not successful and they had withdrawn it. But, someone else had also thought of the same thing. It had only two wheels not three.
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DoT rings in new subscriber-linked spectrum norms: ET
DoT rings in new subscriber-linked spectrum norms
Updated on 11th Jan.
Amidst all the chaos over issuing letters of Intent to new players and clearing the application of the Tatas to offer GSM services, the Department of Telecom (DoT) has quietly come out with a new subscriber-linked spectrum allocation norms. These new norms, which the DoT has said will come into 'immediate effect', will be the basis on which existing GSM and CDMA operators will be granted additional radio frequencies for expansion of their networks in the circles where they already operate.
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While TRAI had specified that GSM operators should have 1.5 million subscribers in the metros, 3 million in A and B category circles and 2 million users in Category C circles to be eligible for 8 MHz of spectrum, the DoT, in its new policy, has said further tightened it and said that operators will be allotted only 7.2 MHz of radio frequencies against this subscriber base. The changes are on account of the DoT's decision to endorse its official spectrum panel's recommendation that GSM operators be given additional spectrum in quantities of 1 MHz, as against the current norm where they are given additional radio frequencies in tranches of 1.8 MHz to 2.2 MHz.
As per the new norms, which have been posted in DoT's the Wireless Planning and Co-ordination (WPC) wing's website, GSM operators who hold 6.2 MHz of spectrum in a circle, will get only 1 MHz of additional spectrum in the next round of allotment when their subscriber base increases. As per TRAI recommendations, after 6.2 MHz, GSM operators get additional radio frequencies in tranches of 1.8 MHz - this implies, from 6.2 MHz to move to 8 MHz, but as per the new policy, they can only move to 7.2 MHz. While DoT has reduced the spectrum offered, it has not brought down the subscriber base criteria, a move that is bound to see protests from leading GSM operators.
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While TRAI had specified that GSM operators should have 1.5 million subscribers in the metros, 3 million in A and B category circles and 2 million users in Category C circles to be eligible for 8 MHz of spectrum, the DoT, in its new policy, has said further tightened it and said that operators will be allotted only 7.2 MHz of radio frequencies against this subscriber base. The changes are on account of the DoT's decision to endorse its official spectrum panel's recommendation that GSM operators be given additional spectrum in quantities of 1 MHz, as against the current norm where they are given additional radio frequencies in tranches of 1.8 MHz to 2.2 MHz.
As per the new norms, which have been posted in DoT's the Wireless Planning and Co-ordination (WPC) wing's website, GSM operators who hold 6.2 MHz of spectrum in a circle, will get only 1 MHz of additional spectrum in the next round of allotment when their subscriber base increases. As per TRAI recommendations, after 6.2 MHz, GSM operators get additional radio frequencies in tranches of 1.8 MHz - this implies, from 6.2 MHz to move to 8 MHz, but as per the new policy, they can only move to 7.2 MHz. While DoT has reduced the spectrum offered, it has not brought down the subscriber base criteria, a move that is bound to see protests from leading GSM operators.
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