While enjoying the glamour status as heroine in
entire South doing romantic roles besides star heroes, no one can take the risk
of attempting mother characters degrading their glamour image. But, nayanathara
is different and she thinks as per the demand of script. As per reports, Nayan
for the third time is ready to play the mother character in films. If the first
two films were ‘Tulasi’ and ‘Sri Rama Rajyam,’ now it is an untitled Tamil film
based on a thriller concept directed by 24 year old Ashwin Saravannan.
Indian rupee recovers 16 paise against US dollar, at 61.33
The Indian rupee improved by 16 paise to deal at 61.33 against the US dollar in untimely deal at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market, tracking optimistic sentiments after the government liberalized foreign direct investment (FDI) in protection and railways sectors.
IDBI Bank Q1 profit falls 65% on PSL provisions
In spite of a plunge in necessities, IDBI Bank on Wednesday reported a 65 per cent plunge in net earnings for the district to June at Rs 106 crore as the state-run lender had to set sideways necessities for its helplessness to meet main concern sector lending (PSL) targets.
Sensex falls 37 points in early trade on profit-booking
The standard BSE Sensex fell over 37
points to 25,870.56 in premature deal on Wednesday as funds and trade investors
booked profits after two sessions of gains among a weak tendency in the Asian area.
The 30-share barometer, which had
gained 427.17 points in the earlier two sessions, enthused down by 37.45
points, or 0.14 per cent, to 25,870.56, led by fault in banking, auto, oil
& gas, assets goods and PSU sector stocks.
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India reached inflection point, economy may recover in 2015: Nomura
Japanese brokerage house, Nomura on Wednesday said India has reached an "variation point" and the wealth is likely to get well in 2015.
"From a medium-term viewpoint, India, to us, seems to be at an variety point. As a house, we were fairly anxious on the macro condition from the last two-three years, but there are number of factors that are lessening in place which propose that we are at the initial point of the more medium-term choose up on the increase front," Nomura Financial Advisory and Securities economist Sonal Varma said.
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