
nifty resting on falling wedge resistive trendline if nifty holds it we can see a good upmove
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y, if the recent advance tax payment figures of major Indian companies are any indication.
crore. Metal majors Tata Steel and Hindalco Industries have paid advance tax of Rs 450 crore (up 80%) and Rs 230 crore (up 70%), respectively, in September 2006. Other Sensex constituents, Grasim Industries, Bajaj Auto, L&T and Tata Motors, have also seen a rise in advance tax payment in a range of 14% to 94%.
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tly, Tata Sons had increased its stake in Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd by 2 per cent to 7.64 per cent through open market purchases, thus taking the promoter group's consolidated equity stake in VSNL to about 49 per cent.
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