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The paradigm warrior in pursuit of environmental justice
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Women leaders as entities yet to emerge in political arena
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Assembly Polls 2001
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Clearing Corporation forms panels to work out organisational structure
Clearing Corporation of India Ltd has set up three committees to work out the modalities for various operational and organisational structures amongst others. The three committees, comprising mostly of the directors of the clearing house, are expected to submit the reports by September this year.

Bright Star hikes VST offer price to Rs 151 for 30% stake
Bright Star Investments of the Mumbai-based stock brokers GS Damani and RS Damani has upped the ante by hiking its offer price for stake in cigarette major VST Industries to Rs 151 per share from the earlier offer of Rs 118 and against the Rs 125 per share offered by Russell Credit, a 100 per cent subsidiary of ITC Ltd.

Derivatives market ready for individual stock futures: Varma
The Indian derivatives market is ready for the launch of futures on individual stocks (FIS), as it has matured enough in derivatives trading during the last one year of trading in index-based derivative products on The Stock Exchange, Mumbai and the National Stock Exchange, according to the Securities and Exchange Board of India board member Prof JR Varma.

FII outflows at Rs 33.2 cr last week
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were sellers in equity this week with outflows of Rs 33.2 crore for the week ended May 31, 2001 against inflows of Rs 193.5 crore for the week ended May 24, 2001. They were buyers in debt this week with inflows of Rs 53.6 crore against outflows of Rs 160.50 crore last week.

   
         
       
   

NSE still leader in capital market segment
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) continues to be the market leader in the capital market (CM) segment accounting for about 45 per cent of the total turnover of all the stock exchanges in the country in 2000-2001, according to the Factbook 2001 recently published by the exchange.

TECHNICAL ANAYLSIS / Mayur Shah
Private banks: Investors should be careful before making deposits

The intermediate correction, which was expected, has started after the Sensex made a high of 3760 on Wednesday and this target will become the target for the major uptrend.

   
       
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