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Speaking at the India Mobile Congress event, Birla promised that Vodafone Idea Ltd (VIL) will be a "committed partner" as India makes rapid strides to achieve the vision of a trillion-dollar digital economy.

A senior bank official was shot at by an unidentified person at home in Hyderabad's Shantinagar area this afternoon. Manmadha Daliya has been hospitalized after the unidentified man came inside his house and shot at him around 12.30 pm. He was injured on his foot and has been hospitalized.

Hemen Kapadia, senior vice president with KR Choksey Securities says markets are likely to rally over the next two weeks, but it will be a surprise if Nifty manages to scale 8,250. A swift rally is not expected in the index and stock specific action will be seen in mid-cap and small-cap stocks, he added.

Indian stock markets turned extremely volatile on Tuesday, with the BSE Sensex trading in an 800-point range and the Nifty moving in over 200-point band.

Shares of Punjab National Bank fell 1.5 per cent after chairman and managing director KR Kamath completing his term yesterday. Mr Kamath's exit was a surprise for some investors who were expecting an extension for him, traders said.

The government of India currently holds 58.87 per cent stake in PNB. Speaking to NDTV, KR Kamath, chairman and managing director at Punjab National Bank, said, "We are approaching the government to reduce the shareholding to 51 per cent or 52 per cent, whichever the government deems correct."

The BSE Sensex edged higher on Monday, ending an eight-session losing streak, led by recently hit banking and consumer goods stocks, including ITC, while Financial Technologies also recovered from recent steep falls.

Eurozone is likely to be stabilise resulting in a stable Euro. This would help the rupee, Choksey said.

Banking shares declined after deposit growth fell short of projections for the fiscal year ended in March

With more than a quarter of a billion customers, the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India has once again dug into its pockets to prop up its financially-strapped owner.

Speaking at the India Mobile Congress event, Birla promised that Vodafone Idea Ltd (VIL) will be a "committed partner" as India makes rapid strides to achieve the vision of a trillion-dollar digital economy.

A senior bank official was shot at by an unidentified person at home in Hyderabad's Shantinagar area this afternoon. Manmadha Daliya has been hospitalized after the unidentified man came inside his house and shot at him around 12.30 pm. He was injured on his foot and has been hospitalized.

Hemen Kapadia, senior vice president with KR Choksey Securities says markets are likely to rally over the next two weeks, but it will be a surprise if Nifty manages to scale 8,250. A swift rally is not expected in the index and stock specific action will be seen in mid-cap and small-cap stocks, he added.

Indian stock markets turned extremely volatile on Tuesday, with the BSE Sensex trading in an 800-point range and the Nifty moving in over 200-point band.

Shares of Punjab National Bank fell 1.5 per cent after chairman and managing director KR Kamath completing his term yesterday. Mr Kamath's exit was a surprise for some investors who were expecting an extension for him, traders said.

The government of India currently holds 58.87 per cent stake in PNB. Speaking to NDTV, KR Kamath, chairman and managing director at Punjab National Bank, said, "We are approaching the government to reduce the shareholding to 51 per cent or 52 per cent, whichever the government deems correct."

The BSE Sensex edged higher on Monday, ending an eight-session losing streak, led by recently hit banking and consumer goods stocks, including ITC, while Financial Technologies also recovered from recent steep falls.

Eurozone is likely to be stabilise resulting in a stable Euro. This would help the rupee, Choksey said.

Banking shares declined after deposit growth fell short of projections for the fiscal year ended in March

With more than a quarter of a billion customers, the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India has once again dug into its pockets to prop up its financially-strapped owner.