Under the PM-KISAN scheme, the Centre transfers an amount of Rs 6,000 per year, in three equal instalments, directly into the bank accounts of the farmers
There are numerous reasons for this mess. To begin with, retail prices of petrol and diesel hit record highs in October 2018 due to high international crude oil prices
These companies cut across sectors and include Vakrangee, PC Jeweller, Arvind, Rain Industries and Indiabulls Real Estate, among others. Most may never go back to their past highs
A decade back, Mukesh Ambani was criticised for not scaling Reliance Industries as a global player in petroleum. Now his conviction about the Indian market is finally paying off
Tata Steel BSL has seen its fortunes turn around after the acquisition, thus climbing the most positions in BT 500.
To arrive at our listing, we began with a master sample of 3,997 listed and actively traded companies. We used BSE market cap in all cases, except for those companies that are listed only on the National Stock Exchange or NSE, which are very few.
In spite of growing challenges, information technology majors recorded the biggest jump in average market cap between October 2018 and September 2019.
Corporate India strengthened its resolve and tightened its belt, but slowdown hit market capitalisation of BT 500 companies for the first time in seven years.
LIC's entry into IDBI Bank, the biggest player among top m-cap gainers in banking, brings hope for investors.
Average market cap of BT 500 companies has fallen. Unless corporate earnings grow and performance of mid- and small-caps improves, there seems no recovery in sight.
The market churn throws up new winners and losers in BT 500.
An analysis of BT 500 data shows double-digit income and profit growth but market valuations have gone for a toss
Corporate India strengthened its resolve and tightened its belt, but slowdown hit market capitalisation of BT 500 companies for the first time in seven years.
There are fewer new entrants in BT 500 this year, and their market value is also lower.





