Source:Uday Tharar

Source:Uday Tharar

Source:Miserly Investor

Source: Ed Matts

Some stuff I am reading today morning:
The outsized returns from NSE’s alpha index (Mint)
Sanand:The new global auto hub (BS)
Mutual Funds: Do’s, Don’ts and Myths (FreeFinCal)
Is your demat account safe ? (Subramoney)
Andhra Bank Employees take to the streets to recover NPAs (Capital Mind)
How to come out of debt (Basu Nivesh)
Follow the money (RPSeaWright)
Illiquidity and bubbles in private share markets (Aswath Damodaran)
ISIS is now the Fourth Reich (V S Naipaul)
An Orgasm App? (UCBerkley)
“Tum jis school mein padhte ho hum uske headmaster rah chuke hain…”
Vinod Khanna in Haath ki Safai
Government scored a tactical victory over cartelization by cement manufacturers on Tuesday as it put up a list of 36 companies committing to supply 95 lakh tonnes of the construction material during this year at price up to Rs 180 per bag. These companies will supply cement from 103 factories spread over the country and the material can be bought for building roads, affordable housing, irrigation projects, drain and other civil works by Centre, state and local governments.
Announcing this road transport minister Nitin Gadkari said that the manufacturers won’t increase their price for the next one year and a few of them are likely to fix this price for the next three years. “After taking consent of the manufacturers we have put the list on a dedicated website, which any company or government agency can access to book their orders. Since the factories are spread all over the country, they can make the best choice. As per the contract, manufacturers can only reduce the price and increase their commitment to supply more cement,” the minister said.-from TOI