Indian benchmark indices settled slightly higher on Wednesday amid optimistic global cues and FIIs inflows. Here are the stocks that may remain under spotlight before the opening bell on Thursday, August 28, 2024.
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The Indian benchmark indices settled slightly higher on Wednesday amid optimistic global cues and FIIs inflows.
Reliance Industries is set to host its 47th Annual General Meeting (post-IPO) of shareholders on August 29 at 2:00 PM (IST).
PB Fintech is likely to see a 2.1 per cent stake sale by Tencent Cloud Europe via block deals, with a floor price of Rs 1,660.2 per share.
Tata Steel has acquired 178.34 crore ordinary equity shares worth $280 million (Rs 2,347.81 crore) in T Steel Holdings Pte (TSHP).
Vedanta's Board of Directors will meet on September 2 to consider the third interim dividend on equity shares, if any, for the financial year 2024-25.
The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has approved a budget of ₹3.80 crore to install CCTV cameras in 80 all-girls schools across the city. This initiative aims to enhance the safety and security of female students, ensuring a secure learning environment.
While Rajveer Arora's successes in real estate and hospitality are impressive, his ambitions have only grown. In addition to his recent announcement to expand his empire, he is set to revolutionize the Indian nightlife scene. His journey from being an orp
Real estate brokers have long pushed for improvements to the leave and licence registration process. The state government has been actively promoting tenant registrations, but the existing system has been a point of frustration for many. An upgraded porta
Ahmedabad's real estate market has witnessed substantial growth in recent years, driven by government policy initiatives and measures.
A young minor tragically drowns in an agricultural well in Khammam, Telangana, highlighting the pressing need for safety measures in rural areas.
High construction costs and slow sales are already hampering the growth of the real estate sector in Maharashtra, and new ready-reckoner rates could further exacerbate the issue, according to many builders.