Sensex todays status

Indian stock market opened in positive manner and started dropping continuously. The Sensex/Nifty continues to trade in the negative direction on the back of profit booking seen in index heavyweights. Among all the sectors especially Realty, banking and metal stocks traded lower.

At 10.15 a.m., the Sensex was trading down around 114 points or 0.57% at 19,816.75 with 22 components falling. Meanwhile, the Nifty was trading lower by 36.65 points or 0.61% at 5,962.15 with 40 components falling.
The 30-share benchmark index, BSE Sensex opened with a gain of 52 points or 0.26% at 19,982.75, while the broad based NSE Nifty started with a rise of 77.15 points or 1.29%, at 6,075.95.
Sensex Movers
Negative movers:ICICI Bank contributed fall of 28.31 points in the Sensex. It was followed by Reliance Industries (18.11 points), HDFC Bank (13.29 points), Infosys Technologies (12.26 points) and Tata Consultancy Services (9.97 points).
Positive movers:However, Bharti Airtel contributed rise of 14.93 points in the Sensex. It was followed by Larsen & Toubro (9.25 points), Sterlite Industries (India) (5.13 points), Hero Honda Motors (3.06 points) and Hindustan Unilever (1.39 points).

TRAI Proposal on 2G Spectrum issue

India's telecom authority TRAI proposed cancelling 62 licenses of 5 telecom network operators. 2G Spectrum has been given to these operators during jan 2008. Because of this issue Telecom minister Raja resigned his post and this issue became major one and the media/press started digging into the issue to get more details.

India is the 2nd largest and fastest-growing in the world in telecom sector. Government auditor submitted the report, in that he condemned the ministry's allocation of 2G spectrum, saying it cost the government $38.9 billion in potential revenue loss.
"We have reviewed about 127 licenses and have recommended that some licenses may be cancelled on the ground that either they have not rolled out (mobile phone) services or for improper roll out of services, so that the spectrum can be utilized," a senior official at TRAI told Reporters.

Increase your profit by using trade show booth

There are lot of ways are there to improve our business. But one of the best ways to improve the business and to increase profits trade show is a good option. Trade show booths are the mainstay of trade shows. It will attract all the consumers/people those who are visiting exhibitions. Exhibitors use them to showcase products, services and ideas.
Table skirts are used for special events including trade shows. They attach around the perimeter of a table using special clips or just Velcro. They can be printed on to add a logo if needed and come in a variety of colors. Nowadays everything is made as customized one. We can make our own design and it can be used in table skirts.
Among many different items available for trade show, one of the important and attractive elements is Banner stands. Banner stands are also very useful advertising tools that can be set up anywhere. There are retractable versions, L shaped styles and different shapes which can be used as indoor / outdoor models.
In the trade show, so many companies will be displaying their products and advertisements about the product. Just to separate out the exhibit booths you can use Pipe and drape. It is used as booth dividers for trade show displays. Many other organizations use them as privacy walls and crowd control. Even in the Pipe our company logo and the quotes will be printed

HDFC Bank net profit raised 32.7%

HDFC Bank today reported a 32.7 % increase in its overall net profit for this quarter ended 30 Sep 2010, to Rs912.1 cr, compared to the same quarter Sep 2009.The amount which mentioned above is after tax, Profit before tax for the quarter ended 30 Sep 2010 increased 35.4 % year-on-year to Rs1,352.6 cr. The bank paid Rs440.5 cr as tax for this quarter.
HDFC Bank's net revenues including net interest income plus other income increased from 15.9 % to Rs3,487 cr during the quarter ended 30 Sep 2010 from Rs3,009.3 cr in the corresponding quarter of the year 2009.The bank reported total income of Rs5,770.7 cr during the quarter ended 30 Sep 2010 against Rs5,045.4 cr in the quarter ended 30 Sep 2009.For the half year ended 30 Sep 2010, the bank reported a 33.3 % increase in its net profit at Rs1,723.9 cr over the corresponding six months ended 30 Sep 2009.