If the Rs 1 lakh crore organised dairy industry is growing at a robust 10 per cent year- on-year, and consumption too is growing, why are many dairy companies losing flavour?

If you thought that all the action in business was concentrated around the e-commerce sector, you could not be more wrong. The unlikely category of milk and dairy products has been seeing some of the most frenetic activity over the past couple of years.

Alexis Tsipras called in early elections, hoping for a new, stronger mandate to implement a three-year bailout program that sparked a rebellion within his radical left party.

The repayment to the European Central Bank marked another step for Greece away from near financial collapse, but Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras must now tackle a political crisis after anti-bailout rebels robbed his government of its parliamentary majority.

Dissenters had sought a conference earlier, pressing the government to abandon ongoing negotiations with rescue lenders.

Countries like Slovakia question why nations like them who are worse-off than Greece help it pay it's debt.

PM Tsipras' inability to cut a deal in early July, which forced Greek banks to close their doors and sent the economy plunging, has pushed up the cost of the latest bailout to 86 billion euros, from the 53 billion euros Greece was requesting only a few weeks ago.

The European Central Bank increased emergency funding for Greek lenders, although capital controls will have to remain in place to avoid a run on the banks when they reopen on Monday.

The package was approved with 229 votes in the 300-seat chamber. A total of 38 members of ruling Syriza party deserted Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and branded the austerity measures as \"social genocide\".

A snap election could follow if the prime minister's majority collapses.

IMF study showed that Greece needs far more debt relief than European governments have been willing to contemplate so far.

Just hours after a deal that saw Greece surrender much of its sovereignty, doubts were already emerging about whether Tsipras would be able to hold his government together.

As of now 25 billion Euros will be used to recapitalise Greek Banks. A fund will also be setup to monetise assets in Greece.

However, strong equity market restricted the rupee's fall to some extent, forex dealers said.

Leftist PM Alexis Tsipras was told to push legislation through parliament to start negotiations on a third bailout programme estimated at up to 86 billion euros ($95.5 billion).

There were also strains among Greece's partners, with some readier than others to cut a deal.

The overall market breadth remained weak on the BSE as 948 stocks ended with gains while 1,791 closed in loss. On the global front, Asian peer markets Hang Seng, Shanghai and Nikkei closed down by 5.84 per cent, 5.90 per cent and 3.14 per cent, respectively.