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Journalists Who Cover NSE
Rebecca Bundhun
Rebecca Bundhun is a British journalist based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. She writes for publications including The International New York Times and The National newspaper, Abu Dhabi. She focuses on business, economics, and social issues in India.
English
Feature Stories
Risk Analysis
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India's IPO Boom Reflects Economic Resilience and Investor Confidence
The article discusses the surge in initial public offerings (IPOs) in India, highlighting the listing of Cellecor Gadgets on the National Stock Exchange SME index as a significant event. The piece covers the broader trend of increased IPO activity in India, with a record number of IPOs in 2023, particularly on SME exchanges. It mentions several companies that have gone public, including Mankind Pharma, Tata Technologies, and ideaForge. The article also references a report by EY on IPO volumes and discusses the factors contributing to the boom, such as economic resilience, a growing middle class, and innovation. It touches on the performance of the Indian economy, the role of retail investors, and the impact of global market volatility on IPO sizes. The article includes insights from various industry experts, including Ravi Agarwal, Teja Ramineni, and Kulbhushan Parashar, and concludes with a positive outlook for the future of IPOs in India.
Harpreet Kaur
Harpreet Kaur is a journalist who has worked in Singapore, Australia and New Zealand.
English
Hindi
Punjabi
Video Package (Web / Broadcast)
Audio package (Radio / Podcast)
Interview (Video / Broadcast)
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Business
Finance
Current Affairs
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Jobs Completed 8
Job Success Rate 89%
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Applications and Potential of In Silico Approaches for Psychedelic Chemistry
The article explores the significant advancements and applications of computational methods in psychedelic chemistry, particularly focusing on the Central Nervous System (CNS). It highlights the role of in silico approaches in understanding mental health disorders and developing novel drugs, emphasizing the potential of techniques like docking, molecular dynamics, and quantum mechanics. The review also discusses the challenges associated with these methods, such as the need for large datasets and diverse in vitro data. The integration of computational methods with experimental data is underscored as crucial for advancing CNS research and drug development.
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Peter Noronha
Peter Noronha is a journalist based in Goa Velha, India.
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Tata Motors Zooms 19% On TPG's Investment In Electric Vehicles Subsidiary
Tata Motors' shares surged 19% to a new 52-week high following the announcement of a Rs 7,500 crore investment by TPG Group in its electric vehicle subsidiary, TML EVCo. The investment will be completed by the end of 2022, with the first round by March 22. Tata Motors plans to develop a portfolio of 10 EVs over the next five years and, in collaboration with Tata Power, will establish a widespread charging infrastructure in India. The company's shares have risen significantly, driven by robust global wholesale numbers and a record order book for Jaguar Land Rover.
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Jing Ren
Jing Ren is a video journalist based in Los Angeles,United States of America. Good at storytelling,creating and shooting all kinds of topics that can go viral in news, and documentary films.
Arabic
Chinese (Mandarin)
English
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Documentaries
Fact Checking
Fact Checking
Jobs Completed 1
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Analysis of Tire-Road Interaction: A Literature Review
The article provides a comprehensive literature review on tire-road interactions, focusing on both passenger and truck tires using finite element methods (FEM). It covers tire performance modeling, experimental validation, temperature effects, and friction modeling. The review highlights gaps in research regarding winter tire performance under extreme conditions, emphasizing the importance of material definitions and temperature impacts on tire behavior. It discusses various modeling techniques, including semi-empirical and finite element models, and explores the role of environmental factors in tire performance. The review aims to inform automotive engineers, tire manufacturers, and researchers about advancements in tire modeling and the challenges in real-world applications.
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Yuvraj Sakhare
Yuvraj Sakhare is a journalist based in New Delhi, Delhi, India. He is a postgraduate in journalism from one of India's top-most Journalisms schools-Asian College of Journalism, Chennai.
English
Hindi
Marathi
Feature Stories
Research
Investigative Journalism
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Business
Politics
Current Affairs
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Sensex ends in red after choppy trade; IT, pharma stocks top losers amid unabated foreign fund outflows
The BSE Sensex closed slightly lower by 10 points in a volatile session, with IT and pharma stocks being the top losers due to foreign fund outflows. Despite opening higher and gains in capital goods, banking, and auto sectors, profit-booking led to a reversal of early gains. Infosys, Wipro, and TCS were among the major losers, while Yes Bank and Larsen & Toubro saw significant gains. The broader markets, including small-cap and mid-cap indices, performed better, and sectoral indices showed mixed results with capital goods and realty gaining, while IT and healthcare declined.
V K Sharma
V K Sharma is a journalist based in Kolkata, India.He is an Editor of Johar Calcutta News,a Digital News Media run in West Bengal and other parts of India.He has done B Sc, M Sc, B Ed, D El.Ed ,PGDJMC.He is the Founder of Feed India Movement Association and National Human Rights and Corruption ...
Bengali
English
Hindi
Journalism
Politics
Breaking News
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Rate cut hopes to buoy the markets
The Nifty is expected to open positively due to anticipated rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve in September. The Fed has raised rates eleven times since March 2022, but with inflation now at 2.9%, a rate cut is likely. Jerome Powell's recent speech at the Economic Policy Symposium hinted at policy adjustments, boosting market indices like the Dow Jones and Nasdaq. The Nifty has been on a seven-session rise, with the NSE Microcap Index reaching new highs. The healthcare and metal sectors are performing well, benefiting from a weakening dollar and appreciating rupee. While rate cuts may offer short-term relief, the article advises enjoying the current market rally.
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Patrick Young
Patrick Young is based in Malta but travels frequently. He is a specialist in global finance and business, including startups and has discussed global economic, financial and political issues in media the world over. He is the Publisher of the leading newsletters in the business of financial ...
English
Interview (Video / Broadcast)
Vox Pop
Feature Stories
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Business
Finance
Politics
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Jobs Completed 1
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An Unholy Fiasco Of Fines
The article discusses the significant fines and scandals surrounding the National Stock Exchange (NSE) in India, particularly focusing on the co-location fiasco. It highlights the vast amounts of cryptocurrency theft compared to traditional bank robberies and the subsequent fines imposed on former NSE executives, including Chitra Ramkrishna, Anand Subramanian, and Ravi Narain. The article criticizes the NSE's management and the impact on India's exchange reputation, mentioning the involvement of regulatory body Sebi and the lingering issues from the NSEL scandal.
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