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To: ratan lal who wrote (2893)	9/28/1998 1:26:00 PM
From: Mohan Marette	Respond to of 12475

Ratan: As far as I know real estate in Hyderabad is holding up pretty well compared to other markets.I think I read something about it in Deccan Chronicle recently. As for investing in Indian stock market I am gathering information from National Stock exchange and a few brokers, I'll let you know I have some more information.One of the brokers I am looking right now is Kothak Mahindra,Goldman Sachs has 25% interest in them and seems to be a reputable company. Like I posted yesterday I only have interest in NSE listed stocks as they are the only one who has depository service which means there is no physical transfer of shares and therefore less prone to problems. As far as protection of investors,NSE has strict requirements of its member brokers and companies whose shares are listed on their exchange,they are also fully computerised.If interested you can visit there web site and see which companies are listed and other information.