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Most people in public life know that where you stand depends on where you sit. When Additional Solicitor General Mohan Parasaran began arguing the government’s case in the fight between Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) and Anil Ambani’s Reliance Natural Resources Limited (RNRL), he happened to sit on the same side as RNRL’s lawyers. Ram Jethmalani, who is one of RNRL’s lawyers, objected and said, “You should move to the other side (near the RIL lawyers) since this makes it appear that you (the government) are in collusion with me (RNRL).”

Nabard launches six projects in state
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Nabard), which recently increased the corpus of its Tribal Development Fund (TDF) to Rs 600 crore, has launched six projects for the integrated development of tribals in Karnataka.

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JSW Energy IPO opens on Dec 7, to raise Rs 2,700 cr

Power firm JSW Energy today said it will open bids for its initial public offer (IPO) on December 7 to raise a total of Rs 2,700 crore to fund the expansion plans. - NEWSALERT: JSW Energy"s bid to raise Rs 2,700 cr - Longer cool off needed for judicial role - HDFC Standard Life plans to hit capital market next fiscal - Indian tourists ride the slowdown - Astec LifeSciences IPO price fixed at Rs 82 - Web exclusive: Paradigm shift in realty "We are launching the IPO on December 7 and bids will close on December 9. The total size of this issue is Rs 2,700-crore," JSW Energy Chairman and Managing Director Sajjan Jindal told reporters here today. However, he declined to reveal the percentage of stake that would be diluted through the IPO. JSW Energy will disclose the price band on December 3 as per regulations stipulated by the market watchdog Sebi. "We will have anchor investors, but it is not yet finalised," Jindal said. The Sebi allows companies going for IPOs to allocate 30 per cent of the portion reserved for qualified institutional buyers (60 per cent) in an issue, through a bidding process. The company said 60 per cent of the issue will be allocated to qualified institutional buyers, of which five per cent (excluding anchor investors) would be made available to mutual funds. "Of the total money that will be raised, Rs 475 crore would be used to repay debts," Jindal said. IPOs of power utilities like Adani Power and state-run NHPC had raised around $2 billion this fiscal.


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