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It was a moment cherished by a billion Indians on Saturday. The moment India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni lifted the glittering ICC WORLD CUP, ending a 28-year drought of World one-day championship wins for a cricket mad nation. But that moment may be irreparably tarnished, not just for Team India, but all Indian fans.
Because the trophy that captain Dhoni and his teammates so passionately kissed, hugged and adored - and millions of fans worldwide cheered - was a fake.
A mere replica, not the original. This has never happened in the 36-year history of the cricket World Cup.
Did the Indian players know that the cup that Sharad Pawar, president of the International Cricket Council (ICC) and India's agriculture minister, presented to them, the gold-and-silver trophy that President Pratibha Patil lovingly touched at a reception on Sunday, was not the real one?
Interestingly, a day before the final, Dhoni and his Sri Lankan counterpart Kumar Sangakkara had customarily posed with the same replica. And whether their teammates were aware of that? Chances are they were not.
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Vibhav Kapoor of IL&FS said if the Nifty goes below 3,850 and starts to stay below that for a day or two, then one could see much more downside. "The technical level on the Sensex would come to about 11,400-11,500."
According to Kapoor, chances of a complete reversal or sharp bounceback of 3,000-4,000 points looks difficult because the fundamental situation -- boiling oil, high inflation, rising current account and budgetary deficit -- are not all that great.
Investors should increase their cash holding to 50%, he said. "Preservation of capital is the most important thing in this sort of situation. Therefore, use every rally to increase your cash."
Sudarshan Sukhani of Technical Trends said that if 3,600 Nifty breaks, then the markets could fall all the way to 2,600. "There is no support after that. Let's hope that 3,600-3,700-3,800 Nifty will provide some support. This will happen only if international markets suddenly turn bullish, political scenario becomes better, and sentiment improves."
Excerpts from CNBC-TV18’s exclusive interview with Vibhav Kapoor and Sudarshan Sukhani:
Q: Are you surprised by the ferocity of the selling seen in the past 72 hours?
Kapoor: Not entirely. When you have a bear market like this, you get into a stage of panic very soon, which is what the markets are getting into. Nothing counts at that time and it is only the fear that counts. That is exactly what is beginning to happen over the last 2-3 days. It has been compounded by the fact that you potentially have so much of bad news. It is more a political problem.
One does not know what will happen to the government. There is the global problem and rumors of hedge funds in problems. There are rumours of Israel attacking Iran. So there are so many negatives that may or may not happen. But when people are losing money and you have been in a downtrend for such a long time, it is very natural for people to get into that panic stage and that is actually what is happening.
Q: Does it look like it is getting into some kind of a climatic stage? Do you think that the market may have to see a lot more price damage?
Kapoor: It is very difficult to tell at this time because in such situations nothing is rational. So, when there is irrationality of some kind, it is very difficult to say where that will stop and to what levels the market can go. In December-January, we were really worried about that irrationality on the upper side. The same is the situation on the downside.
So, in a situation of this type, when you are looking for very short-term answers, technical analysis is much better than fundamental analysis. Valuations in many stocks are very cheap right now, but that is not stopping the downfall.
Technically, this 3,900 is a level everybody is banking on. Below that, at around 3,850 is another level. So, if the market goes below 3,850 and starts to stay below that for a day or two, you could have much more of a downside.
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Indian billionaire Anil Ambani, whose flagship company Reliance Communications is in talks with South Africa-based MTN, is looking to buy more than 40 per cent stake in the telecom major, a media report on Tuesday said.
"Anil Ambani, Chairman of India's Reliance Communications (RCom), is considering buying more than 40 per cent of MTN, Africa's biggest wireless company," the Financial Times reported in Singapore in its Asia edition.
The newspaper also pointed out that the talks have been complicated by the threat of legal action by Anil Ambani's elder brother Mukesh Ambani, who is claiming a right of first refusal over any stake sale by RCom.
The report said that Ambani was looking for ways to increase his ‘in-effect’ controlling position in the South African firm.
Quoting people familiar with the situation, the newspaper said, "... Mr Ambani was looking at how he could maximise an in-effect controlling position in MTN by seeking to persuade the South African mobile operator's shareholders to waive their right to a tender offer."
It has been thought that Ambani would limit himself to a 34.9 per cent stake in MTN, because if it went higher, then he would be required as per the South African laws to make an offer to buyout the other shareholders of the telecom major.
"... Mr Ambani was looking at the case for a "whitewash" procedure under which MTN's shareholders would vote on whether to waive their right to a tender offer. If the shareholders agree, Mr Ambani may end up owing 40-45 per cent of MTN," the report said quoting both people familiar to the situation and a person close to the talks.
In May, RCom and MTN had entered into a 45-day exclusivity talks to explore the possibility of a merger. These talks had begun on May 26.
Even though, several transaction structures have been examined, no conclusion has been reached yet.
According to the newspaper, Ambani is seeking to engineer a de facto takeover of MTN under which he would swap most of his 66 per cent shareholding in RCom for a near-controlling stake in the merged entity.
"The talks are politically sensitive because MTN is one of South Africa's most successful post-apartheid Companies.
Any deal with Reliance would almost certainly be presented as a merger," the report said.
"MTN's largest shareholders are Newshelf, a company that holds 13 per cent on behalf of the group's...
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Incorporated in 1996, Anus Laboratories Limited is an ISO 9001:2000 certified company, engaged in manufacture bulk active pharma ingredients and intermediates for drug molecules and was promoted by Mr. K. Hari Babu.
Company started their own manufacturing facilities in the year 1998 from Chilakamarri Village, Shadnagar, Mahboobnagar District, Andhra Pradesh with manufacturing of 2,4 Dichloro 5 Fluoro Acetophenone (DCFA). Company had started export of their products in the year 2002 to Israel followed by exports to other countries like Italy, Japan, France, USA and Singapore. Currently, exports comprise of 12.37% of total turnover.
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In its first foray in international mergers and acquisitions (M&A), the Indian banking sector has its sights set on gaining access to London's junior stock market through the City's oldest broker.
Religare, the Indian financial services group, bid 49 million this week for Hichens Harrison, Britain's oldest independent brokerage, in a deal observers say is designed to fast-track a path to the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) for sub-continental clients.
"This is primarily about Religare expanding its product portfolio, about being able to raise money in London for Indian companies" Roddy Sale, a consultant and former veteran Bombay banker, said.
"Dealing with the FSA [London's financial watchdog] is quite time-consuming. Religare is set on quick growth."
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Gagan Banga, the chief executive of India Bulls, India's largest retail brokerage, told The Times that the Religare bid showed that Indian financial firms "have come of age".
Others including his own are eyeing further offshore acquisitions, he said.
Hichens's own brokers, meanwhile, are said to be sanguine about losing their long-held independence.
"No, the price doesn't offer a great premium, but they have recognised that the Indians can give them some scale," a source said. "Some of them are actually getting quite excited about it."
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State-run explorer Oil India Ltd will go ahead with its initial public offer to raise up to $378 million after March despite the crash of three IPOs in a volatile Indian market, the firm's chairman said.
"We need not pull back as far as our offer is concerned, we have very strong fundamentals and nothing should come in the way," Chairman and Managing Director M.R. Pasrija said.
Last week, Emaar MGF Land, an Indian joint venture of Dubai's Emaar Properties, and Wockhardt Hosptials axed their IPOs after a weak investor response and on Tuesday SVEC Constructions Ltd abandoned its offer.
Shares in utility Reliance Power Ltd, which in January raised $3 billion in India's largest IPO before the market slide, have fallen by a quarter in two days of trading.
But Oil India expects good investor response for its offer to sell 11 percent stake, or 26.4 million shares, in the IPO.
"Crude oil prices are strong, gas prices are going to remain strong, so our case is different than the rest," Pasrija said.
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