Over 60% cos listed on BSE see decline in share value

Over 60 per cent of companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (^BSESN : 17021.85 +236.2) have seen their share value fall in the last two years, Parliament was informed.

“During the period November 9, 2007, to November 9, 2009, of the 3,405 scrips traded at the BSE, prices of 2,116 scrips (constituting 62.14 per cent of the total scrips) have fallen,” Minister of State for Finance Namo Narain Meena said in a written reply in Lok Sabha.

Replying to a question if the government has any record of how many companies have raised money from the share market illegally in the past two years, the minister said it does not have any such information.

However, Meena said a joint mechanism – Coordination and Monitoring Committee (CMC) — between the Corporate Affairs Ministry and market regulator SEBI has been adopted for identifying vanishing companies and settling policy issue regarding delinquent companies/promoters/directors and monitor progress of actions taken against companies.

“Out of those companies that brought out IPOs during 1992-2005, a total of 238 have been identified as vanishing companies, of which 117 have been tracked back as they have been regular in filing statutory returns etc…no company that had raised funds though public issue during the last two years has been identified as vanishing company,” he said.

Missing Hindu nurse’s parents’ pleas in Pak falling on deaf ears

Karachi, Sep.18 (ANI): Family members of the Hindu nurse, Bano, who disappeared from Karachi last month under mysterious circumstances, have urged the government to step into the issue and direct the concerned authorities to pursue the matter seriously to find out her whereabouts.

Bano’s uncle and the head of the Hindu Maheshwari community, Narain Das feared that her niece could have been killed or forced to convert her religion.

“The incidents of kidnapping our community girls’ have recently increased alarmingly and despite our repeated protests and approaches to the higher authorities, nothing has so far been done to protect the community members. Kidnappers have recently kidnapped several girls as young as thirteen and fourteen years old,” Das said.

The police has arrested Gulzar, who worked with Bano in the hospital, but failed to gather any substantial report regarding her whereabouts.

Gulzar has told officials that Bano has accepted Islam and married her boyfriend Jaffer, but Bano’s parents fear she has been murdered.

When enquired about the issue, Provincial Minister for Minority Affairs Dr Mohan Lal said he would look into matter and issue guidelines to concerned authorities.

“I would personally talk to the police authorities and will ensure her release as soon as possible,” The Daily Times quoted Lal, as saying. (ANI)

Angry Hindus in Karachi demand safe return of missing nurse

Karachi, Sep.9 (ANI): Dozens of Hindus protested outside the Karachi Press Club demanding the safe return of a Hindu nurse, Bano, who went missing nearly three weeks ago.

People belonging to Maheshwari community protested outside the club carrying placards and banners and shouting slogans blaming police for Bano’s mysterious disappearance.

“Though the police have registered a case, nothing has been done for her return so far,” they said.

The elders of the community feared that Bano, who worked in a private hospital, might have been killed or forced to convert her religion.

One of the elders, Narain told the media persons that Bano had an altercation with the hospital administration just before she disappeared.

Angry agitators demanded that the government and concerned authorities ensure the safe release and return of Bano.

Forced conversion of Hindu women is not a new phenomenon in Sindh province as several such cases have been reported across the region in the past too, The Daily Times reported. (ANI)

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