Govt is making seat belts mandatory for all passengers, says Nitin Gadkari
Seat belts to be mandatory for all passengers in cars, says Union Minister Nitin Gadkari
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Seat belts to be mandatory for all passengers in cars, says Union Minister Nitin Gadkari
Dr Reddy's Laboratories: The drug major expects its business growth to be "volatile" in the current fiscal as the coronavirus pandemic continues to bring in disruptions and impact the markets across the globe. Info Edge (India): The market watchdog has approved to launch its Rs 7,500 crore initial public offering. According to the Economic Times reports that Zomato could launch its much-awaited IPO later in July. ONGC: The state-owned firm said it will procure equipment and services worth over Rs 30,000 crore to support its oil and gas exploration and production operations, which will provide...
Explore Now MUMBAI: The government is expected to garner Rs 5,440 crore from the offer for sale (OFS) of the Tata Communications which ended on Wednesday. The OFS was subscribed 1.33 times despite poor response from the retail investors. The offer received overall bids for 6.12 crore shares as against 4.6 crore shares on offer. Though the floor price for the OFS was fixed at Rs 1,161, most of the bids came in at Rs 1,184. The portion reserved for retail investors was subscribed by just 1.46%. Shares of Tata Communications declined almost 6% to close at Rs 1141 on BSE. The government was ini...
Coronavirus Essential podcast | Tata may team up with CSIR for Moderna vaccine launch; Could a smell test screen people for COVID-19? Tune in to this podcast for all the top news on the pandemic. January 25, 2021 / 08:15 PM IST According to news reports, Tata Groups healthcare venture has begun partnership discussions with Moderna Inc for the COVID-19 vaccine launch. Tata has said that it plans to conduct clinical trials in collaboration with India's Council of Scientific and Industrial Research. Can the loss of smell be used as a parameter to test for coronavirus? A group of researchers ...