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The initial public offering (IPO) of Anupam Rasayan worth Rs 760 crore will open for subscription on Friday, March 12. The public issue will close on March 16. Just ahead of the IPO, the company on Wednesday, March 10 had raised Rs 225 crore from 15 anchor investors which include Aditya Birla Sunlife Mutual Fund, Nomura Funds Ireland Public Company, Fidelity International, Sundaram MF, SBI Life Insurance Co among others. The shares are likely to list on March 24, 2021, on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The Rs 760 crore IPO is completely a fresh issue of equity shares where a total of 50 percent will be reserved for QIBs, 15 percent for non-institutional investors and 35 percent for retail investors. Also, the company will reserve some portion for its employees. Investors who are willing to bid for the IPO can go through the below-mentioned details: Price band: The issue is priced at Rs 553 to Rs 555 per equity share while the minimum order … [Read more...] about Anupam Rasayan’s Rs 760 Crore IPO to Open Tomorrow; Check Details Before Subscribing

Cleveland-based rapper Machine Gun Kelly continues to drag Eminem after debuting his diss track, "Rap Devil," on Monday. As he made a stop Thursday on his The M A N I A Tour with Fall Out Boy in Eminem's home state of Michigan, Kelly continued the feud with his nemesis. "This is not a battle between Michigan and Ohio," Kelly said before performing "Rap Devil" at the Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan. "This is a battle between the past and the motherf***ing future!" Kelly's beef with Eminem first surfaced in 2012. At the time, the "Bad Things" rapper tweeted about his thoughts on the "Love The Way You Lie" artist's then-teenage daughter, Hailie Scott. Kelly suggested Scott was "hot as f***," and Eminem wasn't amused. Flashing forward to 2018, Eminem decided to reignite his drama with Kelly on his newly released Kamikaze album. On "Not Alike," Eminem called out Kelly for his inappropriate comments about his daughter. "He wants to keep up his tough demeanor / So he … [Read more...] about Machine Gun Kelly calls Eminem beef a “battle between past and future”

World Hamas Gaza Palestine Liberation Organization Israel No place in the Arab world could be more different from the Gaza Strip than Abu Dhabi. The affluent emirate on the Gulf has shimmering skyscrapers, a Grand Prix racetrack and its own Louvre . Yet Mohammed Dahlan, the 53-year-old Gaza native and exiled political leader, seems comfortable here. His home is a glossy mingling of marble and glass, with chandeliers hanging from high ceilings and framed paintings on the walls. On a sunny winter day recently, he worked in his garden dressed in jeans and soft loafers, then greeted me on his waterfront patio. But for all its luxuriousness, Abu Dhabi is only temporary, Dahlan says—a staging area where he now plots his comeback. He's lived in this city for four years, ever since Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas expelled him from the governing Fatah party and charged him with corruption and defamation. The rift between them cut short a political career that seemed … [Read more...] about Exiled in Abu Dhabi, Mohammed Dahlan Dreams of Gaza

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): The chief executive of a private investment holding company who assaulted a taxi driver and dislocated the man's shoulder was on Thursday (June 30) sentenced to eight weeks' jail for committing the offence. Briton Paul John Murphy, 61, was also fined S$1,000 for performing a negligent act that could endanger the personal safety of others. Murphy, CEO of PWS Holdings, had opened a passenger door of the taxi he was travelling in, causing a near collision, and assaulted the driver, Elgin Lee, who had asked him to shut the door. On April 7, District Judge Ong Chin Rhu convicted Murphy of the offences following a trial. The court heard that Murphy had gone to the Singapore Recreation Club in Connaught Drive near the Padang for a drinking session on March 2, 2018. Elgin Lee later picked him up at the club at around 10pm that day. The cabby was driving towards Murphy's home when he stopped his vehicle at a red light at the exit of … [Read more...] about Eight weeks’ jail for CEO who assaulted cabby, dislocating victim’s shoulder

With an aim to provide further clarity and transparency in the disclosure of shareholding pattern to investors, Sebi on Thursday came out with a new format for disclosing shareholding pattern of the public shareholders. Also, the regulator has specified that all listed entities will have to disclose details pertaining to foreign ownership limits in the a prescribed format, according to a circular. In the disclosure of public shareholding, names of the shareholders holding one per cent or above of shares of the listed entity is to be disclosed. Further, names of the shareholders who are persons acting in concert, if available, will be disclosed separately. In addition, Sebi came out with new formats for disclosing shareholding pattern of the public shareholders and non-promoter non-public shareholders. Under the new disclosure format pertaining to shareholding pattern of the public shareholder, Sebi has added a new coloum for sub-categorisation of shares. Sub-categorisation of … [Read more...] about Sebi Comes Out with New Format for Disclosure of Shareholding Patterns

Bengal: TMC’s Abhishek Banerjee ‘Now Available in One Call’, Launches Helpline for Diamond Harbour Inspired by West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee’s public outreach campaign, ‘Didi ke bolo’, TMC MP from Diamond Harbour Abhishek Banerjee launched his helpline, ‘Ak Daake Abhishek’ (Abhishek now available in one call), at 788-7778877 for his constituency. He has also released a book, Nishabdo Biplab, detailing his own performance as an MP. READ MORE Age Limit, Uniform, Honours & Awards: IAF Releases Details on Agnipath Scheme as Violent Stir Continues As violent stirs continue to cause havoc across several states in the country, the Indian Air Force on Sunday released the details of the Agnipath recruitment scheme that sparked widespread agitation. The process for the recruitment will begin from June 24. The IAF document lists the eligibility, educational qualification, medical standards, assessment, leave, remuneration, life insurance cover, etc., among many … [Read more...] about News18 Afternoon Digest: There Cannot Be ‘Double Standards’, ‘Selective Outrage’ on Religiophobia: India at UN & Other Stories

Brahmjot Kaur graduated on May 28 from the Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala, as a Sub Lt of the Naval Armament Inspectorate Cadre. Coming from a family of defence officers, she is a third generation officer to serve in the defence services, after her grandfather, Wing Commander Swarn Singh Birdi, who retired as a technical officer in 1992, and her father, Group Captain Simranpal Singh Birdi, who is currently serving. Brahmjot’s background from the maternal side is as impressive. Her maternal grandfather, Lt Col KS Cheema, retired from the Corps of Signals in 1998. Brahmjot’s maternal uncle Lt Col Paramjeet Singh staked parental claim to join the Corps of Signals in 1998 and is currently serving. Brahmjot Kaur finisher her engineering degree from SRM University, Chennai in the Electronics and Communication discipline. She has always been keen to join the military service but the attraction of the white uniform was particularly strong. She was elated on hearing that her name … [Read more...] about Young Woman Enters Navy, Becomes 3rd Generation Officer in Family

Massive landslides triggered by heavy rains killed a young boy in Arunchal Pradesh’s Itanagar. The situation remains tense with two people still trapped in mud, and rescue operations are on with the help of fire and emergency services, police and locals. Three people are currently hospitalised after the landslides. After the incident, SDRF was called to assist in the rescue. Capital SP Jimmy Chiram and capital SDO Sangita Erang, EAC Takam Nicolas, Itanagar SDPO Kamdam Sikom with DDMO Moromi Sonam supervised the rescue operation till late night. The IMD had earlier forecast widespread light/moderate rainfall with isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall over Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim during the next five days. India Meteorological Department said on Sunday, several districts in north-east India, especially Assam and Meghalaya, and almost all districts in Kerala received extreme downpours since Saturday. This has led to flood conditions … [Read more...] about 1 Dead, 2 Trapped After Massive Landslide Due to Heavy Rains in Arunchal’s Itanagar, Rescue Ops On

Known around the world as " Napalm Girl ," Kim Phuc was just 9-years-old when she was photographed running away after a napalm bomb struck her village in Vietnam in June 1972. Now 50 years later, Phuc has received her final round of treatment for the pain and scars she suffered that day. The Pulitzer Prize-winning photo capturing the harrowing moment has remained iconic, serving as a lasting reminder of the horrors of war. But for Phuc, now 59, the physical pain from that moment has also lingered. The war survivor was in Miami Tuesday to undergo her 12th treatment for the burns. How the Photo 'Napalm Girl' Changed the Vietnam War March 28, 2017 04:48 Phuc received treatment at the Miami Dermatology and Laser Institute, NBC 6 South Florida , which is based in Miami, reported on Wednesday. The treatment was meant to be the final course of laser therapy for her scars, according to Sky News , which is owned by NBC News' parent … [Read more...] about Vietnam ‘Napalm Girl’ gets final burn treatment in Florida 50 years later

California isn’t known for its distinct seasons, but if it were, summer wouldn’t be a top pick . The warming weather is leading to megafires and worsening drought. Often, it is just way too hot. But Californians adapt and find joy in the summer season. (Or we’re just clinging to our memories of less calamitous summers.) For the past few weeks, you’ve been writing to me about your favorite parts of the season, including the bounty at farmers’ markets , outdoor movies and long evenings picnicking with friends. Here’s some of what you shared: “Living in Los Angeles with our around-the-year beautiful weather, it can always feel like summer. But, for me, summer hasn’t officially started until the Hollywood Bowl opens. Built into the Hollywood Hills, the natural amphitheater has incredible acoustics and is one of my favorite places on Earth. If someone offers me Hollywood Bowl tickets, I don’t even ask what the show is! Just being at the Hollywood Bowl is a … [Read more...] about What Californians Love About Summer