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| Charak inaugurates Fibre to Fashion designing annual exhibition Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 19: Minister for Higher Education and ARI Trainings, Gulchain Singh....more Steel prices remain flat in thin trade NEW DELHI, Apr 19: The wholesale local steel and iron market remained steady today with prices moving in a narrow range on .....more Polymer prices remain steady in thin trade NEW DELHI, Apr 19: There was not much activity in the wholesale plastic market today as prices moved in a tight range in scattered buying or selling and settled .......more Sugar prices remain flat in thin trade NEW DELHI, Apr 19: The wholesale sugar market closed on a flat note today as prices moved in a limited range in the absence of buying support and settled around previous levels.Marketmen....more |
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Gur rules steady in thin trade NEW DELHI, Apr 19: A steady trend was noticed in the wholesale gur (jaggery) market today as prices moved in a narrow range in limited deals and settled around previous levels.....more Select places freight rates down NEW DELHI, Apr 19: Freight rates for nine metric tonne pay load for Ahmedabad and Surat moved down by Rs 500 each in .....more Select edible oil prices recover on fresh buying NEW DELHI, Apr 19: Select edible oil prices recovered between Rs 50 and Rs 100 per quintal in the wholesale oils and oilseeds market today on fresh ....more Maize, barley up on better demand NEW DELHI, Apr 19: In restricted activity, maize and barley prices rose by Rs 15-20 per quintal in the wholesale grains market today on buying by retailers.Traders said better offtake against restricted arrival mainly pushed up maize .....more |
Charak inaugurates Fibre to
Fashion Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 19: Minister for Higher Education and ARI Trainings, Gulchain Singh Charak inaugurated an impressive Fibre to Fashion designing annual exhibition at Kala Kendra here today. Accompanied by Chairperson, International Institute of Fashion Designing (IIFD), Ms. Vineeta Thakur and other faculty members, Charak went round stalls of Interior Designing, Fashion Designing and Textile Designing put in exhibition at Kala Kendra today. Addressing the function, Charak appreciated the efforts of IIFD in tapping and nurturing talent of Jammu youth during last one decade. He advised the management to work more for energizing the young blood in learning the trades being taught in the Institute and also in bringing laurels to the State. Ms. Vineeta Thakur while presenting annual report of the institute said that the institute in technical collaboration with Annamali University awarded young graduate designers, who passed out with flying colours. They include Sheweta in fashion, Hardeep in Textiles and Yasudha in Interiors. Ms. Vineeta appealed parents to encourage their children in these fields and help them still unexplored it needs to be introduced as a technical subject in our State Board curriculum. Later, Charak awarded students of merit for their best performance. They include Meera, Rimphy, Sarohi, Hardeep Kour, Pawan Kumar, Aditya, Ritisha Augral, Kaniz Fatima, Shelly Gupta and Upasana. Head of department Fashion Designing Ms. Urmila was also awarded as best faculty member. A melodious song was presented by Ms. Pallavi and lively dance performance by Ms. Richa. Steel prices remain flat in thin trade NEW DELHI, Apr 19: The wholesale local steel and iron market remained steady today with prices moving in a narrow range on small bouts of trading and settled at last levels. Marketmen said negligible enquiries due to a slowdown in construction activities mainly kept prices steady. Following were today's quotations in Rs per tonne: CTD saria (kamdhenu) 8-mm, 46,500, 10-mm, 45,950, 12-mm 44,940, 16-25 mm 46,150. Rathi tor steel : 8-mm 46,000, 10-mm 45,500, 12-mm 44,600, 16-20 mm 46,050 and 25-32 mm 46,200. Saria Jai bharat (iso 9002) 8-mm 45,800, 10 mm 45,300 12-mm 44,500, 16-25 mm 45,000. Amba saria (iso-9002) 8-mm 45,200, 10-mm 43,700, 12-mm 44,100, 16-25-mm 44,500. Amba shakti: (TMT) 8-mm 46,000, 10 mm 46,200, 12 mm 44,600, 16 to 25 mm 43,900. M S Angle: (50x5) (50x6) 40,200, (25x3) (32x3) (40x3) 39,700, (40x5) (40x6) 40,400. Angle capital (ISI) (50X5) (50X6) 42,000, (40X5) (40x6) 42,500, (35X5) (65X6) 42,700. Garder (joist) (150x75) 42,000 (175x85) 42,200 (200x100) 42,000 (125x70) 42,200. T-IRON (40X5) (40X6)(50X6) 41,500. Ingot and Scrap: Bhivari 32,000, Govindgarh 33,000, Ghaziabad 31,000, Muzaffarnagar 30,500. (PTI)
Polymer prices remain steady in thin trade NEW DELHI, Apr 19: There was not much activity in the wholesale plastic market today as prices moved in a tight range in scattered buying or selling and settled around previous levels. Marketmen said adequate stocks position against scattered buying activities mainly kept prices around previous levels. They said there was less buying from plastic moulding units which kept the prices steady. Following were today's quotations in Rs per kg: LD No 40 - 94.00, LD No 400 - 93.00 LLDP blowing 85.00, colour 75.00 HD Blowing 82.00, HD moulding (deshi) 80.00, HD moulding (colour) 84.00, PP No 100 81.00, PP Colour 105, ABS (Indian) 97, acrylic 130-140, colour 139-144, crystal (Indian) 80, colour 90, poly carbonate 180-190, Nylon No-6 160, Nylon No 66 -181-191, PVC resin deshi 56.00, PVC pest grade 85. (PTI) |
Sugar prices remain flat in thin trade NEW DELHI, Apr 19: The wholesale sugar market closed on a flat note today as prices moved in a limited range in the absence of buying support and settled around previous levels. Marketmen said adequate stocks position against sporadic demand mainly kept prices unchanged. Following were today quotations per quintal: Sugar ready M-30 1600-1675 and S-30 1590-1650. Mill delivery M-30 1380-1530 and S-30 1380-1520. Sugar mill gate prices (excluding duty): Modi Nagar 1510,Bagpat 1475, Daurala 1530, Chandpur 1350, Titabi 1515, Mawana 1510, Simbhawali 1540 Khatauli 1500, Badaiun 1365, Sattha 1340, Ruderavilash 1360, Bijnor 1500, Amroha 1510 and Samali Rs 1555. (PTI) |
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Select places freight rates down NEW DELHI, Apr 19: Freight rates for nine metric tonne pay load for Ahmedabad and Surat moved down by Rs 500 each in the local truck transport market today largely due to less cargo movements against easy availability of trucks. Transporters said restricted cargo movements against easy availability of lorries mainly brought down Ahmedabad and Surat freight rates. Delhi to Ahmedabad and Surat freight rates were traded lower by Rs 500 each to Rs 9,000 and Rs 13,000 respectively. Following were today's freight rates for the nine metric ton load: Ahmedabad 9,000 Hyderabad 23,000 Mumbai 17,000 Vijayawada 25,000 Baroda 12,000 Bangalore 29,000 Pune 18,000 Mysore 32,000 Surat 13,000 Pondicherry 37,000 Kanpur 7,000 Coimbatore 40,000 Kolkata 24,000 Chennai 35,000 Ludhiana 9,000 Kochi 43,000 Chandigarh 5,500 Thiruvananthapuram 47,000 Jaipur 4,500 Goa 25,000 Indore 10,500 Gwalior 6,500 Patna 20,000 Guwahati 40,000 (PTI) |
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