People in Punjab’s Malwa belt should avoid drinking groundwater with high total dissolved solids (TDS) and water from shallow wells less than 60-metre-deep as these sources have been found containing high levels of toxic contaminants, especially uranium and fluoride, warns a fresh study conducted by the Central University of Punjab, Bathinda. A team comprising Dr Prafulla Kumar Sahoo, Anjali Kerketta and Dr Harmanpreet Singh Kapoor conducted the research — published recently in the international journal Groundwater for Sustainable Development by Elsevier B.V. Netherlands — confirms the dangerous levels of uranium…
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Indian hotel stocks: Hotel stocks likely to remain bullish as occupancy rates top pre-Covid levels
[ad_1] Among the listed companies, Indian Hotels and Lemon Tree Hotels are likely to report higher earnings given their strong balance sheets and cost-efficiency. essence According to various estimates by brokerages and research firms tracking the hospitality sector, the average occupancy rate reached 66% at the end of the June 2022 quarter. The occupancy in 2019 was 66.1%. Factors such as improvement in leisure travel, stagnant demand from corporate travel, and large events and conventions have contributed to the improvement in occupancy. ET Intelligence Group: India’s hotel sector is on…
Stock Radar: Stock Radar: Down more than 30% from November’s high! This cement stock is a buy contrast at current levels
[ad_1] UltraTech Cement, a share of the S&P BSE Sensex index, has fallen over 35 per cent from its November 2021 highs, putting the stock effectively in a bear grip, but technical indicators suggest the possibility of a technical bounce in the short term . The cement major hit a 52-week high of Rs 8267 on 8 November 2021 but failed to sustain the momentum. It closed at Rs 5,330 on 20 June 2022, which effectively translates into the downside of the over [ad_2] Source link
Permanent recovery is unlikely; Short these five stocks are current levels: Ravi Singh, Shareindia
[ad_1] During the week, the BSE Sensex closed nearly 3,000 points lower at 51,360, while the Nifty 50 index slipped below 990 points to close at 15,300. Both the indices are a bit shy of entering bear territory. According to market experts, aggressive rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to curb inflation have prompted bearish fears and impacted equities. With the rise in US rates, there is also a huge possibility that other than the equity market Market Like in the debt and…
Tomorrow once again for malls: As purchases reach pre-Covid levels, rents going up
[ad_1] With consumers returning to stores and retailers doing decent business, mall owners are now signing leases on higher rentals. In fact, space in malls seems to be in short supply as retailers look for bigger showrooms. Occupancy levels are visible with most malls reporting levels of 96-98%. Although the number of people has not yet fallen to pre-pandemic levels, consumption is well above 2019 levels. DLFFor example, is able to sign new leases at 20-25% higher rent than last year. Pushpa Bector, Executive Director, DLF Retail told FE that…