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Presenting ready to move in splendid apartments in Calgary tower of Devanahalli Township Offers enticing 10:90 payment scheme for 2 BHK apartments Development is set in a serene environment providing a signature House of Hiranandani community living experience  and exquisite views of Nandi Hills Bengaluru, July 11, 2019:  House of Hiranandani, a leading real estate conglomerate, developing iconic integrated communities in India, presents Calgary tower comprising luxurious ready- to- move apartments at Devanahalli Township, a 76 acre development in North Bengaluru. The gated community project with neo-classical architecture offers 2, 2.5 and 3 BHK opulent apartments, elegantly created keeping in mind the expectations of the modern home buyer. The project is bundled with an irresistible offer  of 10:90 payment scheme for 2 BHK apartments, thus enabling every discerning home buyer realize their dream of buying a home with ease and flexibility. Prashin Jhobalia, Vice President – Marketing

India’s vast cultural heritage is visible across the country, especially in the structures which were erected in different epochs. While many of the more notable ones have become heritage sites, many cities still have a number of private homes built in historic times that are no longer in use. Some of these buildings are quite spectacular in their conception and execution, clearly reflecting the aesthetic preferences – and also architectural shortfalls – of bygone ages. Haveli properties, which get their name from the  ‘hawali’  (the Arabic word for ‘partition’ or ‘private space’) invariably have an interesting historical and architectural background. Many ‘haveli’ homes become local tourist attractions, but at least as many simply lie abandoned and are silently going to rack and ruin. Timeless Appeal Of late, haveli properties are seeing a resurgence of interest from well-heeled buyers who sense an opportunity to secure a remarkable piece of history. As India accelerates headlong int

Ocean trade set to remain robust in the coming three months, with imports showing particularly strong growth Trade in Land Vehicles & Parts, Temperature or Climate Control goods, and both Basic and Industrial Raw Materials continues to sustain overall growth MUMBAI  , 8 July 2019 – The DHL Global Trade Barometer (or “Barometer”), an early indicator of global trade developments calculated using Artificial Intelligence and Big Data, predicts trade in India will grow in the third quarter of 2019, albeit at a slower rate with the country’s overall trade index declining 6 points to 53. It is the only one of four countries in Asia tracked by the Global Trade Barometer to still register an index value of above 50. “Amidst heightened and prolonged volatility, India’s economy remains a notable positive exception to the trend of global trade contraction. As the country with the most bullish trade forecasts in previous iterations of the Global Trade Barometer, India’s historic pace of trade

Divergence leads to Convergence’   Till October 2018, the broader market indices MIDCAP 100 and SMALLCAP 100 were moving in tangent with the benchmark indices. Since then, NIFTY surged around 20% due to substantial buying in heavyweights while the small and midcap stocks maintained their southward journey due to lack of buying interest. This has created a divergence between all the three indices as displayed above. Currently, the NIFTY MIDCAP 100 index is almost 18% away from its all-time high whereas the NIFTY SMALLCAP 100 index is away by 35%. Now we believe that generally a ‘Divergence leads to Convergence’ and going by that theory there could be three possible scenarios from here on. Best Case Scenario: Let’s assume that post budget, NIFTY 50 rallies further. In this case, the broader markets will have more to catch-up and that could trigger fresh upside in the MID and SMALL cap stocks. Stagnant Scenario:  In case of some consolidation in NIFTY 50, there is again a possibility tha

Peoples commonly gone through this term ‘Dalal Street’ while listening or indulge in share mark et activities. As we know that in India we have two stock exchanges first National Stock Exchange and second Bombay Stock Exchange in short NSE and BSE where daily stock trading activities took place.  So, in short, Dalal Street is the substitute term for the Indian financial establishment. BSE and NSE publishes its index of different stocks which is called Sensex for which daily ups and down are seen by us on daily basis. Essentially when we talk about Dalal Street, we are referring to the Bombay Stock Exchange and Sensex. Interestingly there are four types of animal’s names represents the investors in stock market. They are bull, bear, stag and lame duck.  It is necessary to understand what these animals represent in the world of stock exchange so that you can better understand about Dalal Street. A bull is an investor or a market operator who expects the market price of a share to go

Jaipur, July 02, 2019 :  Airtel Payments Bank, India’s first payments bank, has partnered with Bharti AXA Life Insurance to offer the Bharti AXA Life POS Saral Jeevan Bima Yojana through its extensive network of banking points across the country. Bharti AXA Life POS (Point of Sale) Saral Jeevan Bima Yojana is a pure life term insurance plan which is aimed at the underinsured and uninsured segments in India. Any individual between the ages of 18 and 55 can enrol for this product without the need to undergo a medical examination. The consumers are offered the option to choose a policy cover of either 3 lakh or 5 lakh at affordable premiums. The consumers also get the flexibility of choosing their preferred policy term, premium payment mode, and additional benefits such as pay-out of double the sum assured in case of death due to an accident. All Airtel Payments Bank savings bank account customers can purchase Bharti AXA Life POS Saral Jeevan Bima Yojana through a quick, simple, secure

Gandhinagar, Gujarat, July 01, 2019: NSE IFSC Clearing Corporation Limited (NICCL), a wholly owned subsidiary of NSE Clearing Limited (formerly known as National Securities Clearing Corporation Limited) has been granted recognition by European Securities & Markets Authority (ESMA) as a “third- country CCP”under European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR). The recognition to NSE IFSC Clearing Corporation Limited (NICCL) as a “third-country CCP” has been notified by ESMA on June 24, 2019. Based on the ESMA recognition, entities in the European Union shall be able to consider NICCL as “Qualified CCP” under the Basel III rules. Due to this, European participants shall be able to apply a significantly lower risk towards their trade exposures to NICCL and thus be benefited substantially on account of lower capital requirements. This recognition of NICCL would enable European based participants/banks to participate in GIFT IFSC. This development should give increased confidence and