dinesh sahay,when all apples are rotten better go for discarding then to choose best of the worst.
We are united for external attacksbut not on home front
we have to raise our voice at home n set right our weaknesses
be it a coalition govt again but the best should make the way to parliament...

rms71,yes nrecoke is going for right issue but date n price is yet to be finalised.
its a good co but during this carnage the definitions of good or bad are different a thin layer
so if RI is price is near to CMP then better pick from the mkt n for ur present holding i would say hold although i dont know ur acquisition price-bye n take care...

hi radhika,
sure it was a virus n my comp was jammed but i cud get it cleared without any damage to data.
best of luck for next week-jagdish...

dineshsahay,hu bhai?
i share what i heard on cnbc from someone(dontknow the name since i was half asleep)
When ur servant says mkts are booming n sir put some of my money too,then is the time to sell and when he says mkt is doomed BARBAD HO GAYI,then is the time for buying.
i really like it
bye n take care,coming back soon regularly.GABA...

nightowl,
hi,im very much here n clearing my back log of family n some property matters n also busy with my society work in mumbai.
nevertheless,i didnt post a message to you for which you need to ask me "whats this gaba bhai"however i do miss lots of misses n mrs.
hahaha.
really sorry to be away from co of some good boarders for the time being but there are certain responssibilities n tensions which cant be stated here
definitely not of finances since i am a contented person
thanks for remembering me.see u soon-gaba...

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Omal,not only cairn but all the refining cos are shwing weakness as the crude oil prices are continue to fall coz refining maegins are based on value of the product n not the quantity,Therefore RPL,CAIRN are showing weakness Even GMR too inspite of their niche in their product/sector are weak n their balance sheet speaks so.All other stocks are showing good promise and I differ in his exception of HDFC BANK
The banking stocks in general n HDFC BANK IN PARTICULAR HAVE GOOD PROMISE AFTER 6-12 MONTHS AS SOON AS THEIR ASSETS/LIABILITY IS SET IN ORDER N INTERESTS ON DEPOSITS ARE BROUGHT BACK TO 2007 LEVELS...

MUMBAI: Criticising the Centre`s attitude after every terror strikes across the country, the Shiv Sena Wednesday said the government should first flush out "mini Pakistans" mushrooming in India and then think of teaching the neighbour country a lesson. In a strongly worded editorial published in Samana, Shiv Sena mouthpiece, the party pointed out that "mini Pakistans" cropping up across India should be cleaned out on a priority basis in an attempt to prevent further terror attacks. "When the time comes, teach Pakistan a lesson by launching an attack on it. But before that eliminate Pakistans spread in India with your blessing (ruling politicians). If this is done, most of the things would be clear," reads Samana editorial. "Besides Mumbai, large number of mini Pakistans have grown up in India. People residing in these mini Pakistans are not Indian Muslims. They are either Bangladeshi or Pakistani Muslims. Nobody is paying any attention on their anti-social activities. It is here where they were taught the lesson of `Jihad`," the editorial stated. It also equalled politicians with Lashkar-e-Toiba group as they were allegedly providing ration cards and ensuring that the people from mini Pakistan would get voting rights. The party also demanded the execution of Afzal Guru`s hanging who was convicted of conspiracy on Indian Parliament attack in 2001. "Afzal Guru has been treated in Tihar jail as a guest. He is enjoying there. Afzal should be hanged to set an example on how India reacts to terrorist strikes. His hanging will give a strong message that whoever attacks India will either be hanged or be eliminated in encounter," the editorial says. Talking over the terror attacks allegedly sponsored by Lashkar-e-Taiba, Dawood Ibrahim and Masood Azhar, who was let off after a plane was hijacked in 1999, the editorial said "Unless and until, the associates roaming around in various cities are eliminated, Dawood will strike similar terror attacks. Our ruling party leaders have become impotent and how will these impotent leaders fight terrorism?" the editorial asked. Even as Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee claimed that Pakistan was allegedly involved in the Mumbai terror strikes, the editorial said, "Pakistan is in an enjoying mood and perhaps it may be gearing up for another terror strike." PTI.............

Hellow Sir, I am Holding 10k shares of Gujnre @average of Rs 60, is the right issue is going to impact me ? or should i have to average little more, please suggest me....

Tally, Jaisi Praja Vaisa Raja, Yes, your message is worth reading. No point criticizing politicians as we the people have voted and elected them. What I feel, we the people of India should stand firm and united to urge the present UPA government to take firm steps to fight terrorism, build strong internal and outer security on top priority. In case the government is failed to deliver it in two months time then, we the people of India should use their voting rights to dislodge the current UPA government from office in coming elections. Enough is enough. We should discard those parties who are going for vote bank in terms of cast, regions, religions and appeasement of minorities. We are facing insecurity in the country by bringing such leaders, parties to power in the last general elections who have shown their real faces and who cannot be pardoned. Let us not vote on the lines of cast, region, religion and appeasement of minorities instead vote for the good, young candidates irrespective of party lines. Please do not vote any candidate who has criminal records at least. I hope the people of India will understand this and come out in large number to vote their right candidates in coming elections without bias. Let us keep flame burning in our hearts until we achieve our aims. Dinesh Sahay ...

The television has been turned off finally for the first time in two and a half days. The ensuing space and silence allows reflection and a reaction but little relief. The human cost paid has been unbearably high. As we grieve the losses, the grief gives way to a rightful anger, to necessary questions that demand more than routine, banal answers. Helplessness and defeat is what we just cannot afford. Was it a siege, or a war, or a fullblown attack? The right words fail as we regroup somewhat to figure a response to this devastation. Were we equipped to deal with this brand of militarised and meditated violence? We laud the brave who laid down their lives, mourn the innocents who fell pray to vicious bullets and burns and also pick the right kind of holes, raising questions of where we may have slipped up, and possibly gone wrong. The most difficult question to answer is who was responsible. For those who have lost their own, the recovery of the dear one’s body, the performance of that last ritual is as critical as knowing who was responsible for the loss. Only then is the grieving and healing complete. It is when we fail, as a society and state, to provide the honest answers that the space for a vicious, in place of righteous, anger opens up. On the last count, close to 200 precious lives have been lost, over twice the number injured and the social and psychological costs too high to quantify. Since 1992-1993 when Mumbai, (Bombay then), was scarred irretrievably, segregation and unmarked borders have been drawn. We have had since, a dozen bomb attacks, one devastating flood and now this, our own brand of 26/11. Have we in years past, as tragedy after tragedy unfolded, asked, and asked relentlessly the right kind of questions? Or have we been satisfied in the comfort of a working city’s resilience to leave these uncomfortable issues well alone? For the honest answers to come, the questions must be fair, dictated by clean professionalism and reason. Our record in punishing the guilty, those guilty of terror and mass violence, inspires little confidence. Will 26/11 be Mumbai’s defining and differentiating moment? Saturday morning, 29/11 saw an unprecedented event. From Dadar’s Hindu colony to the Hindu crematorium near the sea shore, over 20,000 Mumbaikars, walked in silence to mourn the loss of Hemant Karkare, an IPS officer well loved and respected by his men for his courage and integrity. What made the mourning different, and special, was that a mixed sea of Mumbai’s citizens also joined in and mourned the loss. The silent grief of the mourners was barely broken by slogans and the dignity of the procession mocked the billboards of every political party, claiming the three police martyrs as its own! There is palpable anger against those among the political class who would like to use Mumbai’s 26/11 to fish for votes. There are also questions about the failure to respond to warning of our coast’s vulnerability, Maharashtra’s and Gujarat’s, the failure to check the easy passage of the boat carrying the men and their ammunition to Mumbai’s shores, the inefficient and non-transparent functioning of our institutions of intelligence and law and order. It is these questions, raised outside the framework of a nation and state going to elections (five states went to vote on 27/11 and 29/11, the country will vote in its next government in 2009 and Maharashtra too later in the same year) that need to be consistently raised. And answered. In 60 plus years of our independent existence as a nation, we have failed to implement Police Reforms recommended by multiple National Police Commissions (1981-1989) that have the backing of the most seasoned and senior among the force. Our central and state intelligence agencies govern without accountability and transparency to the public. Both these factors impinge on the critical question of the rule of law in general and specifically and critically impact when we are faced with terror attacks of the likes of 26/11. For Mumbai and India to know the truth behind who and what planned 26/11 we must allow transparent and independent investigations. The guilty, whoever they are, whatever their ideology, must be punished. Source-DNA............

Pathetic situation of our internal security of our country. Our present politicians are worried about their own security by deploying police, cammandos for their own security and they are least bothered for internal security ,the life and property people of this country. We as the people of India should unite and should act fast to use voting power to dislodge these politicians, parties who responsible for this state of affairs. In demacracy ,we the people of India being the largest democracy are powerful enough to to choose to select good and young politicians who can deliver results and make India a strong, super power in all respects in terms of interal, external, fianacial and for improving life of the common man. Let`s the candle keep burning....

dear gaba sir can you guide us abt the rights issue of guj nre what happens to our stock is it good or bad for us as i hold large quantity...

Jagdish Gaba, Well said, and it is very true but investors normally do not follow this this saying in true meaning, instead make mistakes. Regards...