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Share Market: The Indian stock market saw a tremendous rise on Tuesday. While the BSE Sensex jumped at 1577.63 points or 2.10 percent to close at 76734.89, the Nifty closed at 23328.55 with a gain of 2.19 percent or 500.00 points. Today, it can be seen in the market today. Today the market will be watching the figures of retail inflation. In addition, the results of the Vari Renewable Technology, Wipro, Swaraj Engine, Angel One, Reliance Industrial Infrastructure, GTPL Hathaway will be released for the quarter of March 2025.
These shares will remain in focus today
Swiggy
Online Food delivery company Swiggi on Tuesday signed a MoU with the Ministry of Labor and Employment under the National Career Service (NCS). Its purpose is to increase employment opportunities for Gig workers and logistics. Under this, Swiggy will give jobs to millions of people in the next 2, 3 years.
Lemon Tree Hotels
Lemon Tree Hotels has made a license agreement for Lemon Tree Resort in Mori Bera, Rajasthan. Its management will be responsible for the subsidiary company Carnation Hotels of Lemon Tree. The opening of this property is expected in FY 2027.
Adani Total Gas
From April 16, Gayle India had cut the allocation of APM priced domestic gas to Adani Total Gas by 15 percent. That is, Gayle will now give 15 percent lower gas with a fixed price gas and instead of Gayle Adani Total Gas will give a higher well gas or NWG. This can affect the profits of Adani Total Gas.
Dabur
Dabur International FJD, a completely owned subsidiary of FMCG sector’s Indian veteran Dabur India Limited, has decided to set up a unit in Britain. Under this, FJDE will handle the sales and distribution of FMCG products here.
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