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[00:00:19]I'm Suesha Sam and yes 11 days after the United Democratic front scripted a sweeping victory in Kedalim by winning 102 seats in the 140 member assembly.

[00:00:29]The Congress has finally ended the suspense over the chief minister's post.

[00:00:33]Wed Satisan has been chosen as the next chief minister of Keralum after days of intense deliberations, lobbying and backroom consultations within the Congress leadership. A six-time MLA and the face of the UDF election campaign.

[00:00:48]Satisan emerged victorious in a closely watched leadership battle against Congress general secretary Casey Venu Gopal. The announcement was made in Delhi by senior congress leaders Mulwasnik Deepa Das Munchi and Ajay Makan after marathon consultations with the party high command. Sources say Casey Venu Gopal had strong backing from both the MLAs but the Congress ultimately went with the leader who had become the public face of the UDF's revival. The person who was a favorite among the Cerso Gopal said that he stands with the party's decision and that he just wanted Congress to rule Keralum. Meanwhile, BJP has mocked the Congress over the CM decision, claiming that IUML is the real high command of Congress.

[00:01:33]We are going through the vulnerable situation.

[00:01:37]We have to make changes. We have to start a new era.

[00:01:42]I promise to the people of Kerala that there should be a new Kerala for the youngsters those who are coming up the next generation for the next generation also we will be very careful we will dedicate uh we we are going to change the definition of political work.

[00:02:03]I hope that uh political work should be a dedication to the people to change their living standard and for the sid for the work for the sideline people we will change the definition of political work and and we promise good governance good governance both are my leaders and my seniors I'm junior to them they have helped a lot for this wonderful victory as a general secretary organization. He helped a lot in the elections. It is his state. He is an MP from Kerala.

[00:02:43]And Romeala was the campaign committee chairman. He was my leader for a long time. I was with him. It was a close left of him. But now the party interested me. Uh they selected me uh to lead Kerala.

[00:02:59]>> Now the final decision has been come.

[00:03:03]Congress high command decided BD Sadish as the chief ministerial candidate for chief minister for Kerala government full wholeheartedly I am welcoming that decision. I am congratulating Vid Sadishan for this position. I think that people of Kerala has given a big verdict for the UDF.

[00:03:27]the government under the leadership of Vid Sadish can fulfill the aspirations and promises of the people of Kerala.

[00:03:34]Certainly we are totally behind the with the government of Kenya press conference former PCC presidentive discussion The Pradesh Contress Committee wholeheartedly welcomes the decision announced by the All India Contress Committee proposing the name of Sividi Sadishan as the new chief minister of Kerala.

[00:04:24]This a welcome move conference committee considering all the situation and we extend all congratulations and support to the new CM CVD sadish and we will convene the meeting of the CLP immediately after the observers arrive and at 4 p.m.

[00:04:43]approximately.

[00:04:44]>> So yeah, we are very much happy because the actually the common people who voted in favor of UDM, they want BD solution as the chief minister. That sentiments we expressed in the in before the high command representatives and high command discussed all sector of Congress people and our coalition partners with the consultation they take a correct decision. So the people of Kerala welcome that decision. The honorable high command has made a very vibrant choice in announcing the chief minister of Kerala for the past 5 years as the opposition leader of Kerala Sri Vidi Satishan have led the battle and attained a huge victory against a 10-year LDF rule. uh whatever issues have been raised inside and outside the assembly was always commendable and it was the emotion of the people of Kerala it was the desire of the people of Kerala. It was the expectation of the people of Kerala that Vidi Satishan should become the chief minister and the high command has truly accepted that mandate of making him the chief minister. Based on all these discussions, it has been decided that Shri Vidi Satishan be appointed as the leader of the CLP. Thank you so much.

[00:06:17]>> And let's now go across to my colleague Sakshi Batra of Business Today who joins us with all the updates of the markets.

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[00:07:30]Good afternoon dear viewers. You're watching the business today show with me Sakshi Bakatra. This is where I get you all the market closing action on the last street. First up, let's take a look at what's hot in the corporate and the financial world.

[00:07:44]Sensex jumps near 1,000 points if the nifty reclaims 24,750 and investors also gain near 4 lakh cr rupes in a single session today. Pharma and metal stocks lead the rally while IT stocks fall for the fourth straight session. Infosys, TCS and HCL techch all hit 52- week lows.

[00:08:06]Inflation shocker is knocking on the doors. Wholesale inflation has surged to a 42-month high of 8.3% in April. All thanks to high crude prices. Fuel prices have shot up nearly 25% over the last month, raising fears of spike in prices of food and daily essentials for the common man.

[00:08:27]India's auto sales remain on the fast lane. According to CM, April vehicle sales have jumped by 28%. Two-wheeler demand remains robust despite the rising input costs as industry sees a record-breaking start to the financial year.

[00:08:44]The rupee bounces back sharply from record lows after reports of possible tax cuts. Media reports indicate finance ministry is now weighing on significant tax reductions for foreign investors on its bonds, a move endorsed by the RBI to attract global capital and halt the currency slide.

[00:09:05]And amid the prolonged straight of hormones crisis, India has reportedly asked the US to extend its waiver for Russian oil imports as New Delhi moves to secure energy supplies and shield the economy from an oil shock.

[00:09:26]Let's straight away look at how the markets are trading in the last half an hour of trade viewers. Uh we are looking at the Nifty at 23,678 at the moment over a percent gains that are being seen on the major index. The Nifty Bank is also supporting this move.

[00:09:39]We are seeing all across the banking constituents a slew of gain that's coming in 1.25% higher for the Nifty Bank. You could also see however on the flip side it's the IT stocks that continue to reel under pressure. 2% lower for the index and now the weekly drop for IT stocks this week has got extended to 7% losses. In fact, all the uh big heavyweight names from the IT pack, Infosys, TCS, CLTH, they're at 52 week lows. On the flip side, you have autos, Pharma, Metals. Those are the pockets that are shining in an otherwise, you know, mixed signals that we are seeing in the markets. 2.7% higher for the pharma index today.

[00:10:16]That's the top moving sectoral index.

[00:10:18]Metals have followed suit 2% higher for this one, followed by financial services and PSU banks. Also higher in trade.

[00:10:24]Let's also pull up the top gainers in the last half an hour of trading session today. Adani Enterprises over 8% higher in trade. That's the top mover on the Nifty. Look at even Sipla, Bharti, Ael, Eternal, Dr. Red Laboratories and HDFC Bank. These are the big movers that are leading the Nifty higher today. Anywhere between 2 and a half to 8 and a half% higher in the session for all these top gainers on the Nifty. On the flip side, like I pointed out, it's the IT stocks.

[00:10:52]Symphfasis is the top drag today followed by Tech Mahindra. You also have Cole India, HCL Techch and TCS down in the red of the top five Nifty losers.

[00:11:02]You have at least four of these names from the IT pack. Let's actually welcome our guest on board now. Dvashwakil, the head of Prime Research HDFC Securities is now joining in to share with us a fresh take on the markets. Dvash, I think the big question is after two days of massive fall, we are seeing a substantial rebound in the markets. The question is will this sustain or or is this some sort of a bull trap that the investors will get into could you hear me dash?

[00:11:33]All right. All right. Uh we'll try and connect back to Dash. There is some line issue at this point in time. But I'm also joined by my colleague Shell Batnager, the editor for markets on business today. uh Shell looks like there is a bounce back onto the markets right now. Uh what is it that is leading to this momentum and will this continue is the big question.

[00:11:54]>> Uh good afternoon Sakshi. Thanks for having me over. So what the government has done is taken a series of steps and the first one has been uh made known. So for foreign holders of Indian bonds, ladies and gentlemen, a step has been taken and there are hopes that uh the higher tax that foreign holders of Indian bonds pay on their interest income that is going to be reduced. They pay 20% as of now on interest income earned. Earlier they were paying 5%. And there has been a concerted move both by the Reserve Bank of India and the finance ministry to curtail the fall of the rupee. Once this news came in Sakshi, the rupee actually appreciated by 34 pesa to 95.60.

[00:12:47]So that's a very big plus. And this is amongst the series of first steps. You will also see fuel prices raised over the next two or three days. And there is something possibly for equity investors also that might gladden the hearts of uh longterm shareholders. What Mr. Modi pointed out a week earlier in terms of the pain that the government is facing now some steps are being taken administratively to ease that pain out.

[00:13:17]Sakshi.

[00:13:19]>> All right. So that's something big and something that investors are likely to cheer even going forward. Thanks a lot Shell for getting us all of those updates. Dash is also with us. Dvash, how what do you make of uh the government looking and weighing on this option of slashing the 20% tax on interest income for foreign investors of Indian bonds that's led to a recovery in the markets today as well as in the rupee also there's been a recovery as well of about 24 pesa odd. How are you looking at this step and what more steps could the government be looking to now further aid the sentiments?

[00:13:55]>> Right. So um it's a welcome step.

[00:13:59]Uh we the government has uh indicated that they are willing to look at uh all the steps required to support the depreciation in the uh to curb the depreciation in the rupee. See foreign investors have been vocal about uh the high level of taxes they face into India and compared to other emerging market hardly from the kitty which they allocate towards the emerging market they have allocated only 3% to India and they have indicated certain procedural issues to account opening and the hard taxes as one of the impediments to invest into India so I think it's a welcome step this reduction in taxes paid by foreign investors will >> okay >> I'll come back to you Dash but just to help all our viewers understand this in a greater detail in a major move that could come in to rescue the sliding rupee the government is now weighing on options of how a massive cut in taxes for foreign investors of Indian bonds uh should be coming in the RBI has already been vouching for this move and now the finance ministry is reportedly looking to be in talks to slash the 20% tax on interest income uh to finally draw some global capital to the Indian markets as well and uh that's something that uh we are looking at Dash um you know I wanted to understand from you as well foreign investors who've been so far absconding from the Indian markets they've already uh pulled up about 2 and a half lakh cr rupees um you know from the Indian stock markets what do you think will these steps finally lead to some foreign money coming back to India.

[00:15:43]Dash.

[00:15:47]>> So this is Yeah. Yeah. Sure. Am I audible? Yes.

[00:15:50]>> Yes.

[00:15:51]>> So I think this is the step correct step towards the debt market and I think government is looking eventually I think these steps will also be taken for equity investors also. See we have been gross underperformers. The Indian markets are uh uh cross underperformer and foreigners are taking money out because a we had higher valuation and b they had opportunities in the other markets like Korea and Taiwan where they found that the higher earning growth coupled with the lower valuation was available. So we as a country have to do whatever it takes to attract the foreign capital not only to support our equity markets but also support the currency and I think uh government has started these steps. They have taken it for the uh there are proposals to take it for the debt market eventually. I think they will also look at equity markets also and we will be able to attract foreign investors as the earnings pick up which we expect for FI27.

[00:16:45]>> Absolutely. So the current step that we are given to understand that the government may be looking at taking is to you know provide some kind of a tax relief on bond investors. But what about equity investors? Do you think there could be some step that the government could be looking at to further uh equity investors interest into the Indian markets as well?

[00:17:10]Yes, I think uh there are certain procedural issues like account opening and other uh formalities which I think they will uh look at it and also from taxation angle we will uh they'll try to bring India on par with the global treatment. whatever global investors are treated in other parts of the world, I think India, government of India will look at the taxation and bring it on par with the other uh competing markets which are competing for global capital along with the India.

[00:17:38]>> Okay, that could be big and we'll definitely look at as to whether these things finally come onto the ground as well. Those can be the steps that could finally revive some sentiments around Indian stock markets that have been underperforming global markets for a fairly long bit of time now. Uh Dash, let's also focus on what's moving today.

[00:17:56]We have a lot of momentum that we are seeing in the farmer space. Uh that's the top moving sector today. It's at the day high 2.7% higher. What do you think is aiding the farmer story at this point in time? Is it the earnings that have come in? Uh is it a turning of a cycle?

[00:18:12]What are you expecting in the farmer story from here on?

[00:18:17]>> We are constructive on the uh pharma space. I think the growth momentum of the pharma company continues to be healthy driven by the strong demand in the uh chronic therapies in and the the cost or the softer inputs are also adding to the uh expansion of the margin. Uh there is a big opportunity in GLP uh drugs and that's okay. Got that. All right. I think um there's some disturbance in the line.

[00:18:48]We'll try to fix that. Dash and we'll come back to you. Meanwhile, Shell is also back with us. Uh Shell, today the momentum clearly on pharma and metals.

[00:18:56]Those are the two pockets that we've been tracking since morning have been showing us a lot of momentum there. What do you think is aiding the rally here and will it continue in these pockets?

[00:19:07]>> Okay. Uh let's take pharma first, Sakshi. It's very clear uh the the simalguted uh option that we have globally is opening up for Indian farmer. Uh you should look at the stock price of Sunfarma as also Dr. Reddies and one source specialtity. These are three companies which are very very big players in the GLP uh molecule that you mentioned to reduce you know obviousity.

[00:19:35]Globally about 70 countries are going to see this uh drug coming off patent in the next couple of years and this is a huge huge opportunity for Indian farmer.

[00:19:47]So this is one reason. The other reason is that the market had turned absolutely defensive over the last one week or so and therefore pharma health care and mid and small healthcare companies were doing very well particularly hospitals because So pharma prices are going up, uh, hospital bed prices are going up and that's getting reflected in stock prices.

[00:20:15]>> Absolutely. Let's talk about metals also. A lot of technical experts who have been speaking to Shell over the last couple of days. They're all saying that they are ready to see you know a sharp burst of momentum in the metal story over the next couple of months. Um they're also talking about how the metal index could be the one that could be hitting record high much before we will see the nifty touching a record high.

[00:20:36]That's where the momentum will come in from. What's happening here?

[00:20:40]>> So I'm not very sure about the nifty touching a record high but the metals index is already at a record high and actually this is a 3month old rally uh if not more. Actually yesterday the kicker came in yesterday when the customs duty on uh uh gold platinum and silver filings was raised from 50 from 5% to 15. So automatically you saw uh local prices go up by that percentage point to keep customs duty in mind. Now uh this is again I don't want to say it publicly but some sort of uh steps are also expected on the normal ferrris non ferris side. Therefore you see a record high on hindalo the possibility of a record high on national aluminium is very high. Steel is in a very strong upcycle. Therefore JSW steel, Jindel steel and par tata steel and steel authority these are the stocks to look at. very very strong structures, very very strong charts as also the index is in sync with stocks.

[00:21:44]>> Okay, got that. So a 3 month rally already in the go and there are some fresh triggers that are furthering the metal uh shine at this point in time.

[00:21:53]All right, Shell, thanks a lot for getting us those updates. We'll shift focus to the aviation story now. Uh viewers, when it comes to Air India, we're given to understand that it is recently cut flight schedules to several international destinations and now it seems that foreign airlines are seizing the opportunity by rapidly expanding their India operations. At the same time, uh let me go across to my colleague Richa who's been tracking this very very closely. Uh Misha first up given an give us an understanding of how many flights um has Air India uh cut for the summer schedule for international destination and international operations also seem to be a sizable portion of the entire AirI India operations. Why this decision has been made? This could be detrimental to its own balance sheet.

[00:22:37]>> Yeah. So Sakshi Air India last today announced that they're cutting almost near to 150 flights and in the international sector and they're across you know they are US they have suspended Delhi, Chicago, they have suspended San Francisco, Neo so in every destination in every state where connecting the US that has been suspended or the frequency has been reduced also in Paris also in you know Southeast Asia which was the biggest chunk of you know the the Air India flies. So they have cut most of them and as we know that international sector provides for almost 50 to 60% of the Air India's earning because that's the most lucrative sector because it's a longhaul flight. So they make bring the major chunk to them. So the decision has been taken. Air India has been saying they've been flagging that you know higher jet fuel the aviation turbine fuel prices have been impacting their business also due to the airspace closure they have to take longer routes to fly which means they're burning more fuel they have to staff more people for those flights so for us they have to fly five to six hour more because they're rrooting their flight with closure of Pakistan airspace and the Middle East so that has impacted their earnings. So they decided that it's better to keep the operation strength for the summer schedule rather than you know burning more losses for them.

[00:24:05]>> Absolutely. But give me an understanding what will this really lead to? Will it have an impact on uh Air India's own revenues? How much will could that be?

[00:24:15]And also if you could give us an understanding on the entire domestic carriers market. We're given to understand it's the international operators that are seizing the opportunity here. So what's happening here?

[00:24:25]>> So area has already there been reports that India's project to post losses were 22,000 kores that is for FI26. Now we are seeing that the first quarter is really turning out to be bad and there is no end. We are seeing that war is coming to an end. So those restrictions fuel prices are continue to stay high.

[00:24:45]So that the decision by Air India has been taken keeping in mind to reduce further losses from their operations and for the entire sector what we have seen you know in March to May itself that foreign carriers who are flying from India have gained the market share. So compared to last year where their market share was almost 52% now it has increased to 58% with some of the European airlines especially Swiss air run by Luanza KM and we are seeing the cathopacific increasing their frequency for Swiss air it's almost 40% increase you know they have increased Delhi Zurich by 77%.

[00:25:25]because they want people to fly to US via Zurich and you know with Air India capacity cut that is the only domestic carrier which flies to US. So these airlines are finding these opportunities and they're increasing their frequency.

[00:25:40]So for the domestic sector for the you know for the Indian airlines it's a difficult situation where they're leaving theirh space for international careers on these sectors lucrative sectors. Absolutely rich thanks a lot for getting us all of those details. Uh that does not really sound well but at this point in time uh you know there is a difficult or a challenging time a turbulent time that Indian aviation and Indian airlines are facing at the moment. Uh let me try and go across to our guest Dash once again. Dash we are hearing that Air India is first of all cutting its international flights and many routes and a many lucrative you know sectors as well and probably that opens up uh space for international carriers to take up that market share.

[00:26:24]There could be an impact on the revenue although Air India is not listed but what do you think of the listed space?

[00:26:31]We also have indigo which has been constantly facing a lot of issues. Um you know even post the results there have not been uh you know any momentum there on the stock. What exactly would you say?

[00:26:47]Dash could you hear me?

[00:26:50]All right I think there is some kind of a network issue which we are not able to uh sort out at this point in time but let me go across to shell. Michelle, first up, uh you know, our prime minister says don't plan any international travels. Uh second of all, our aviation companies begin to slash any of their operations that they have in some lucrative sectors. It's the common man whose dream to travel abroad is getting crushed.

[00:27:18]>> Absolutely right, Saki. And we have just one and a half listed aviation stocks.

[00:27:23]Indigo controls about 60 65% of the market and uh about half of its operational costs are rising crude oil prices. So that pretty much takes the whole sector down and uh you really don't want to uh you know stick your neck out into two other airlines because you know the fleet is small the the sector tailwinds and headwinds are totally against those two companies.

[00:27:49]I don't even want to take the names. So Indigo is the only uh match in town and that's in pain and sakshi over the long term we've seen Indigo uh create multibagger gains for long-term shareholders over the last 10 years or so. So this is a time when all those gains will be digested and we will have a flat to downward trajectory on Indigo for the time this west crisis is at its peak.

[00:28:19]>> Absolutely. Okay, so that's uh the aviation space and we'll keep an eye out on that. But let's also focus on some of the pockets that are continuing to reel under pressure and that's the IT space.

[00:28:29]Uh fourth consecutive session of losses for the IT index. It's already extended its losses up to 7% this week. Viewers today um alone it's down by about two odd percent and all these heavy weights.

[00:28:39]In Symphfys, HCL Techch, TCS, they're all at 52- week low levels, by the way.

[00:28:44]Continuing AI worries, the disruption there and growth concerns that weigh on onto this sector as well. Um, your sense um Shell, you know, this has been a pocket that has been under pressure for a fairly long bit of time. Over the last one, one one and a half years. uh there have been constant challenges that have been cropping up and there is no light at the end of the tunnel because every week every day we do hear of some AI disruption that continues to weigh on.

[00:29:11]Uh we are hearing of layoffs because of AI globally that are constantly taking place and sooner or later that could probably be the picture in Indian markets as well. So the IT stocks are clearly uh the pain point for Indian portfolio investors. Well, Sakshi, I'd just like to point out that TCS is now trading uh at a level which was last seen in September of 2020. So, this is easily 5 and a half, six year low. Uh this is ditto for Infosys. The last time you saw this price was uh uh somewhere on December 1st, 2020.

[00:29:51]And I have a very very long-term chart of Infosys in front of me. In fact, uh uh it's very very painful and there is no sign to show that this will reverse.

[00:30:03]So we will just have to wait it out.

[00:30:04]Sakshi uh you know the pain is immensely there. In fact, I was just talking to a fund manager uh about uh an hour ago. he has loaded up his midcap portfolio with a lot of IT stocks in relation to uh the peer group. So he is weighted heavily on it and he feels that technologically we have benefited after a major technological change has come in. So I AI is here. Let's wait for another 6 months or so. The benefits of this will flow into our sector when companies actually get down to implementing AI for the moment. Abi, you just have Claude, Anthropic, FB, uh Google, Meta, uh Amazon making huge investments. These investments will percolate down to Fortune 500 companies. They will want to get AI implemented and no better place than us. So, a bit of patience is all I request.

[00:31:05]a bit of patience and we've actually seen for these earnings that have also come in it's the midcap companies that have fared much better. We've seen like you know sharp intraday gains on the likes of persistent on co forge post the earnings. They have continued to remain resilient even in this point in time.

[00:31:22]They're constantly talking about their you know growing order books and how they're confident of sustaining the kind of even margins that they are uh you know looking at at this point despite the overarching uh you know AI challenge that they are all looking at but they seem to be well confident at this point.

[00:31:38]So it's the broader markets, the midcap IT names that are fairing better than the large caps at least at this point in time. Viewers, we have more gains coming in onto the nifty. So you have now even the small caps turning green. It was red for the large part of the session today.

[00:31:52]But even the small caps are gaining a little bit of more ground. Pharma, metals, PSU banks, those are the top gaining sectors in terms of the uh you know sectoral moves. We are seeing infrastructure stocks, financial services also doing well. Uh midcaps up by 1.2%. There's a sharp contrast between midcaps and small caps today.

[00:32:10]And uh when we're looking at real estate, auto, FMCG, those are the other pockets that are doing very well. Adani Group stocks, keep an eye, that's the entire pack that's doing very well today. Adani Enterprises is the top mover today. Over 8% gains that are coming in and we also have names uh like um Sipla, Bharti, AIL, you're looking at even eternal about 3 and a half% higher among the top gainers in trade today.

[00:32:34]FNO movers, you have Adani Enterprises, you have Sipla and Ditis Life Sciences also up and about in the session today.

[00:32:41]Let's also look at the nifty 500 movers.

[00:32:43]That's where the big move has actually come in. A lot of these mining names are mines. Those are the pockets that are doing very well. Balajines is up by about 20 odd% circuit has been seen here. Uh the largest move in a single intraday session that we've seen for Balaji over the last 10 years. Uh let's also look at Sar Gama from the RPSCG group that's also up by about 15 odd%.

[00:33:04]LC India is another one that's up by about uh you know 15 odd% as well. Uh you're also looking at MT technology is 12 12 a.5% higher. Remember this has been a stock that's been a multibagger already in 2026 the stock has uh rallied by up to 200%. Uh you know that's the kind of returns that we have seen.

[00:33:25]Defense names uh theme continues. Idea force technologies is up by 10%. Another powerful move that we have seen from the drone maker. And we also have several other names that are higher. We have Green Lamb Industries um you know several other names uh that are doing very well in the Nifty 500 basket as well. When we look at the key moves that we've seen as far as the earnings uh picture is concerned, you do have a lot of uh names that have moved up uh I already pointed out after the Q4 results the stock surged by 80 odd% after profits growth and the margins expanded.

[00:34:00]uh on the other hand we've seen um uh you know Soris Pharma uh stock dropping by 5% on sequential earnings weakness from the railway pack we have IRFC for the Q4 results uh that we've seen but there's some breaking news that's coming in on your screens viewers this is with regards to Adani Adani airports are signed big hotels deal is what we are given to understand that's the big news that's coming in uh Adani IHG will be adding 1,500 rooms is what we are given to understand at this point uh That's the big breaking that's coming in.

[00:34:31]Kimton Hotels is making India debut with partnership with Adani Group and you're looking at there are hotels that will be planned across four key cities in the initial phase and uh you're also looking at aviation hubs getting the hospitality boost that they have been looking at with global presence now being seen uh across leading airports that Adani group holds at this point in time. So the Adani airports has now signed this big hotels deal from the global partner and IHG and Adani together will be adding 1500 rooms in the initial phase. That's the big news coming in from Kimton Hotels making its India debut. All right viewers, it's time to wrap up the business today show. But uh in case you are looking at some queries to get answered by top market experts on your uh stock market investments on your gold SIP mutual funds related questions that you have do send them to us on the number that's flashing on your screens and uh before we wrap up there's a mega fararma gamble that could redefine corporate India. Dilip Shangi is placing the biggest bet of his life. Taking Sunfarma from India's largest drug maker to a global pharmaceutical powerhouse competing with the likes of FISA and Astroenica. From a small medicine shop in Kolkata to a possible 12 billion global giant. This is the story of ambition, risk and legacy. Will this become the defining moment for India's pharma industry or Shang's toughest test yet? So don't miss out on Business Today's cover story in the latest edition of the magazine presented by National Stock Exchange.

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