Goyal had last week rejected the Etihad proposal to buy an additional stake in Jet Airways for Rs 150 apiece.

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Reliance Industries becomes first private sector firm to cross Rs 10,000-cr quarterly profitMukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries posted a growth of 7.72 per cent in net profit at Rs 10,251 crore on consolidated basis in December quarter. The company had posted Rs 9,516 crore in the previous quarter. With this, RIL has become the first private-sector Indian company to cross the Rs 10,000 crore-mark in terms of net profit. This has exceeded street estimates which had pegged net profit in the n...

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries posted a growth of 7.72 per cent in net profit at Rs 10,251 crore on consolidated basis in December quarter.

Goyal said he was ready to invest up to Rs 700 crore in the airline on the condition that his stake does not fall below 25 per cent. Etihad reportedly put forward strict conditions yesterday, including that Goyal should give up control, for infusing funds into the crisis-hit carrier.

Goyal said he is committed to an \"infusion of funds into the company to the extent of Rs 700 crore\" and pledging all his shares.

The airline said it continues to ensure that the safety and operations are not impacted.

The stock hit upper circuit in early trade today and remained in the upper band for major part of the trading session.

Rajnath Singh said he would look into whether the online filing of FIRs by railway passengers can be integrated into the CCTNS system that allows citizens to lodge FIRs electronically.

The stock had gained over 22% in the last two sessions amid hopes that lenders would come up with a comprehensive plan to deal with its crippling debt crisis.

The regulatory body for civil aviation in an audit reportedly said delayed salaries were a Type 2 risk but the airline has denied this.

As per media report, Naresh Goyal is likely to step down from the board giving up majority control and his stake in the airline may be down to 20-25 percent.