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To: Mohan Marette who wrote (6460)	9/7/1999 9:41:00 PM
From: Mohan Marette	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12475

Corporate briefs (Suspensions,ICICI sells Jaiprakash,New securities on NSE) NSE suspends trading in 14 scrips MUMBAI: The National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Tuesday said that equity shares of 14 companies will be suspended from trading for non-compliance of the listing agreement executed with the exchange. The shares will no longer be traded on NSE's capital market segment from October 6, 1999. The 14 companies are: Dasmania Capital Markets Ltd, DSJ Finance Corporation Ltd, Ganapati Exports Ltd, Grapco Industries Ltd, Karuna Cables Ltd, Moolchand Exports Ltd, Nath Seeds Ltd, Nova Electro Magnetics Ltd, Pal Peugeot Ltd,Pan Asia Industries Ltd, Rajinder Pipes Ltd, Rajinder Steels Ltd, Sanderson Industries Ltd and Vibrant Investment and Properties Ltd. - Our Bureau ICICI sells Jaiprakash Ind shares MUMBAI: ICICI Ltd has sold 47,50,000 equity shares of Jaiprakash Industries Ltd amounting to three per cent of the company's paid-up equity capital on September 7, 1999 under a negotiated deal with promoters/their associates, at a price of Rs. 51.10 per share, a press release said.- Our Bureau New securities on NSE MUMBAI: Equity shares of Kodak India Ltd under series R1, L1 will be available for trading on the capital market segment of NSE from September 8, 1999. Equity shares of KLG Systel Ltd under series EQ/TT will be available for trading on the physical segment of NSEs capital market segment from September 8. - (Our Bureau-BusinessLine)

To: Mohan Marette who wrote (6460)	9/7/1999 11:00:00 PM
From: JPR	Respond to of 12475

Mohan: larsentoubro.com L&T bags Rs 100-cr Abu Dhabi contract The world criticized India for exploding atomic and Hydrogen devices. What the world-nations say to India is that these these home-grown Hi-tech demonstrations are bad for their business. This point was never raised in any of the newspaper articles. These criticisms have a deeper meaning. In the next decade or so, nations will be asking India to put their big satellites into orbit at a fraction of the cost that the major players charge.. That is bad for business. So India is bad for any of its technological accomplishments. The other nations will be happy if we are consumers of their goods and services. If not, India is bad. JPR