Two Tests for India: The Rupee Under Pressure, and SEPC Ltd (₹4.95) at a Valuation Crossroads

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SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence Rupee Watch | Small-Cap Research Two Tests for India: The Rupee Under Pressure, and SEPC Ltd (₹4.95) at a Valuation Crossroads The RBI is reportedly weighing a ₹50 lakh sub-limit on some overseas remittances, paired with tax relief to attract inflows. SEPC trades at ₹4.95 against a ₹9.87 valuation report, with a Jharkhand stay, ₹154 crore freed and a 44% dilution from the Avenir share swap in play. India's markets are asking two very different questions. The first is macro: is pressure on the rupee pushing the RBI toward tighter limits on overseas remittances? The second is company-specific: can SEPC Ltd (₹4.95), trading at half the ₹9.87 in its July valuation report, close that gap? One concerns national economic policy. The other concerns corporate execution and shareholder value. Both deserve examination on their own merits, and both demand the same discipline: separate a proposal f...
Blasts in Assam: Over 50 killed, more than 100 injured; Curfew imposed in Guwahati:
I was talking of Terrorism in the Morning in this blog, look what happened within the next 12 hours time frame. Hence I said if our lives are not secure what is the use of any government??!!
Now just imagine what will happen in future, if a Powerful Country elects a President, who has alleged Terrorist Links.....
The moment Samajbadi Party (SP) Joined UPA, the frequency of Bomb blast increased, througout India. I do not understand why Indian intelligence agencies cannot see this simple simile and reconstruct the events.....
My heart-felt condolences to the bereaved families.....
Mr.Shivraj Patil should now resign taking moral responsibility, instead of clinging on to power; like he has been doing, since a long time.....
Guwahati: A series of coordinated blasts rocked Assam on Thursday, killing over 50 20 people and injuring more than 100, police and eyewitnesses said.
Four blasts occurred in Assam's principal city of Guwahati and three each in Barpeta and Kokrajhar districts. Several of the injured were said to be in a critical condition.
Thick black smoke billowed into the sky as the blasts in Guwahati targeted busy markets like Fancy Bazar, Pan Bazar and the district courts. One blast went off a mere 100 metres from the residence of Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi.
The mangled remains of cars littered Guwahati's streets even as fire brigade personnel and rescue workers rushed in to control the flames.
Curfew was clamped in Guwahati on Thursday after rampaging mobs attacked police vehicles and commuter buses in the wake of the serial blasts that rocked the state, killing at least 30 people and injuring over 100.
Police fired in the air to disperse the mobs, which set ablaze about a dozen vehicles. There were no injuries in the firing, police said.

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