Mars Ride by India is Just Rs 7 per km, said Modi

Our Mars ride cost us less than a Budget required for a “Hollywood Movie”. 

India’s Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi on Sunday at Madison, Amercia used the metaphor of cost of travel by auto in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India to the expenditure incurred in the landmark Mars Orbiter Mission which India accomplished in the very first attempt.

A km auto rickshaw ride in Ahmedabad takes Rs 10 and India reached Mars at Rs 7 per km which is really amazing," the Prime Minister said while talking about India's talent pool and potential to become one of the top most countries in the world.
Modi said a cost of Rs 7 was incurred per kilometre in covering the 650 million km distance to Mars by the unmanned spacecraft.
Everything about Mangalyaan is indigenous. We reached Mars at a smaller budget than a Hollywood movie," he said adding "India is the only country to reach Mars on its first attempt. That’s what we called a talent.
India had on September 24 created space history by successfully placing its low-cost Mars spacecraft in orbit around the Red Planet in its very first attempt, catapulting the country into an elite club of three nations.
At just $74 million, the mission costed less than the estimated 100 million $budget of the sci-fi blockbuster "Gravity".

India is the first country who achieves success in the first attempt to Mars.

India's MOM is the cheapest inter-planetary mission, costing a tenth of Nasa's Mars mission Maven that entered the Martian orbit on September 22.
With the success of "Mangalyaan", India became the first country to go to Mars in the very first try. European, American and Russian probes have managed to orbit or land on the planet, but after several attempts.
Modi had witnessed the operation along with the space scientists in ISRO headquarter in Bangalore.




Indian Success on Mars Mission by Narendra Modi, Indian PM 2014

"Aaj MOM ka Mangal se milan ho gaya, aur Mangal ko MOM mil gayi" 




India is the first country to have a successful Mars mission on debut!


Prime Minister Narendra Modi, congratulating scientists of ISRO i.e. Indian Space Research Organisation for putting India on the world map of space exploration and becoming the first to have a successful Mars mission on debut.

We have created a History, said Modi. We've dared to reach out into the unknown and achieved near impossible.

India might be the first nation to tell the world about the presence of Methane on Mars despite all odds having been against us, he said is proof that our scientists can challenge anybody in the world.

Modi complementing SRO for cultivating a culture of progressively nurturing young talent in line with our ancient "guru- shishya parampara", he said we must push our boundaries further.

"We must use our science to better governance, achieve economic growth and deliver the fruits of our development to people it's never reached in the past."



I hate Investing in Gold, said Warren Buffett

Gold is GOOD for NOTHING!

Warren Buffett never invested in Gold, yet he is one of the greatest investors of our generation. He hates to invest in shiny metal. Just take a look at a speech given by Buffett at Harvard in 1998 when he said of gold:

"(It) gets dug out of the ground in Africa or someplace. Then we melt it down, dig another hole, bury it again and pay people to stand around guarding it. It has no utility. Anyone watching from Mars would be scratching their head."

Buffett just doesn't get what all the fuss is about when it comes to gold. The way he sees it, the value of gold is nothing more than our stubborn willingness to protect its value.
However, that's not the worst part of gold in Buffett's view. His biggest issue is the fact that gold is just of no value. Not in the value someone is willing to pay for an ounce of it, but in its ability to create wealth. In Buffett's opinion, gold is lazy and has no place in an investor's portfolio. Gold can never create WEALTH.

Buffett hammered on gold in his 2011 shareholder letter calling it an "unproductive asset." He said that assets like gold "will never produce anything, but are purchased in the buyer's hope that someone else will pay more for them in the future." He went on to say that the owners of assets like gold "are not inspired by what the asset itself can produce -- it will remain lifeless forever -- but by the belief that others will desire it even more avidly in the future."
The problem with gold is that it has two major insurmountable shortcomings. It is "neither of much use nor procreative" according to Buffett. While he does allow for the caveat that gold has some small industrial and decorative use, the demand for either purpose is insufficient to use up all of the gold we are digging out of the ground just to hide it away again is a bank vault. However, his bigger issue with gold is that it can't be used to produce anything of value. Its value rises and falls based on what someone else is willing to pay for it, not based on its ability to generate income for its owner.


See How Raman Succeed in Stock Market Using his Destiny Number

Use your destiny number, to gain success in Intraday Trading. It might completely change your luck!

If you have lost your money, struggling for money, your hard work is not giving you results, all your efforts are getting failed, then try this. 
I bet, you will get success.

Here is how, you can do-
Calculate your destiny number by adding all the digits of your complete date of birth.

For example – Raman is born on 01/07/1993

Add all above numbers, like this
0+1+0+7+1+9+9+3 = 30 or 3 or 3+0 = 3

So destiny number for Raman is 3

So, Raman does all his important works on dates adding in 3 – like 3,12,21,30

Raman will achieve success for sure on these days.

Raman trades into market on these days to achieve success and thus, you can also do.

It will give you sure shot success if you follow this with your birth date.
And the success margin will be much larger than any other method.
You can intelligently use your destiny number for so many things - such as
Admitting your child into school for the first time. Even later, for higher education. Applying for new jobs.
Proposing your beloved [love and intention should be honest]
Husband, wife for getting pregnant.
Choosing key players/captain for a team whose destiny number/numbers matches with the first match date of a cricket series.
Doing money investments on such dates. Intraday /long term trading as well.
Students can learn difficult chapters /lessons on those dates. They could get very high marks in exams.
Selecting only those competitive exams/ tests /job interviews whose dates fall in sync with your destiny number.
Actors/actresses could taste success bang on by releasing their films on such dates.
IMP - If your destiny number is 8 or 4, it is better to use 3 and 1 instead.
DON'T attempt to use it for bad deeds, you will get success for sure but your life will be ruined for life long!

Destiny number is a powerful tool to change your destiny! (y) 

Toothache can Paralyse The Full body, Said by Modi

Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi bluntly told visiting Chinese President Xi Jinping that Beijing's intransigence on the border might impact bilateral ties.


Any small incidents can impact the biggest of relationships just as a little toothache can paralyze the entire body, Modi cautioned the Chinese leader on Thursday. The warning came after the Chinese did not pull back troops in Chumar sector of eastern Ladakh even 24 hours after Xi saying that the People's Liberation Army (PLA) had been asked to withdraw.

Top 5 Stocks that can bring you Money Today

Stocks to Buy Today 


1. Buy Ranbaxy Laboratories, Target Rs 625 and Stoploss at Rs 585

2. Buy Adani Enterprises, Target Rs 504 and Stoploss at Rs 490

3. Buy ONGC, Target Rs 415 and Stoploss at Rs 404

4. Buy ABB, Target Rs 1295 and Stoploss at Rs 1200

5. Buy Crompton Greaves, Target Rs 225 and Stoploss at Rs 208



Hot Stocks to Buy and Sell Today

Stocks to Buy Today 


Buy TCS, Target Rs 2585 and Stoploss at Rs 2540


Sell Tata Power Company at CMP with a Stoploss at Rs 87

Sell Bharti Heavy Electricals, Target Rs 210 and Stoploss at Rs 219


Sell Reliance Infrastructure, Target Rs 620 and Stoploss at Rs 670

Top 3 Stocks to Buy Today - 05 September 2014

Asian stocks were mixed on Friday following the European Central Bank's surprise rate cut overnight and amid caution ahead of a key US jobs report. European Central Bank (ECB) chief Mario Draghi caught markets off guard on Thursday by cutting interest rates to a record low of 0.05 percent and the overnight rate to negative 0.2 percent, further penalizing banks for parking money at the central bank. The ECB also said it would launch a program next month to buy asset-backed securities.

Attention now turns to the US August nonfarm payrolls report due later on Friday. Analysts polled by Reuters expect a figure of around 225,000 nonfarm payrolls following July's gain of 209,000 jobs. The unemployment rate is seen dropping to 6.1 percent from 6.2 percent.
Investors are also watching peace talks between Ukraine's president and pro-Russian rebels on Friday. The separatists have said they are willing to sign a truce agreement if a political solution can be found for their region.

Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell 47.42 points or 0.19 percent to 25,250.50 while China's Shanghai Composite was up 7.07 points or 0.31 percent at 2,313.93, at 07:55 hours IST.

Japan's Nikkei 225 Average advanced 31.43 points or 0.20 percent to 15,707.61 whereas Singapore's Straits Times declined 19 points or 0.57 percent to 3,327.34.

South Korea's Seoul Composite was down 8.21 points or 0.40 percent to 2,048.05 and Taiwan Weighted lost 31.66 points or 0.34 percent to 9,397.23.


√ Buy  Bata India, target of Rs 1450 and stoploss at Rs 1300

√ Buy  Asian paints, target of Rs 640 and stoploss at Rs 625

√ Buy Tata Communication at 400 and stoploss at Rs 345


Asian Market Updates, Stocks to Buy today, Stocks to Sell Today - 04 September 2014

Trading in Asia was cautious on Thursday as investors awaited central bank decisions in Japan and Europe. The Bank of Japan is expected to leave its monetary policy on hold as it wraps up a two-day review. 
Traders will be looking for any comments regarding the recent spate of weak economic data as a result of April's sales tax rise. Later in the day, focus will be on the European Central Bank's policy meeting, with some anticipating it could unveil new stimulus measures following dismal inflation and factory activity data.

In geopolitical news, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that he spoke to his Ukrainian counterpart Petro Poroshenko on the phone and while there was no peace deal, Putin issued a 7 point plan to end the bloodshed in southeast Ukraine. Negotiators from Kiev, Moscow and pro-separatist rebels are due for more talks on Friday.

China's Shanghai Composite was flat at 2,290.17. 
Hong Kong's Hang Seng was down 0.17 percent or 43.99 points at 25,273.96. Japan's Nikkei was flat at 15,715.10.

Singapore's Straits Times was down 0.19 percent or 6.47 points at 3,342.30.

South Korea's Seoul Composite added 0.30 percent or 6.11 points at 2,057.31.

Taiwan's Taiwan Weighted shed 0.30 percent or 28.30 points at 9,422.05.




√ Buy  UPL, target of Rs 365 and stoploss at Rs 330

√ Buy  Aurobindo Pharma, target of Rs 844 and stoploss at Rs 829

√ Buy Oriental Bank of Commerce at 300 and stoploss at Rs 282

Stocks to Sell Today 

√ Sell  Century Textile and Industries at 623 and stoploss at Rs 635

BSE Up at 27,019.39, NSE up at 8,083.05

The Sensex closed above 27,000 for first time ever, registering record closing high for 6th day in a row. The 30-share index was up 158.53 points at 27026.08.

The Nifty ended at record closing high for 4th day in a row, after hitting intra-day record high of 8102 in trade today. The Nifty closed up 61.15 points at 8088.85.

Biggest gainer on the Sensex was CIPLA, with 5 percent up. 
Other major gainers were Bharti Airtel, Sun Pharma, HDFC Bank and GAIL. 
Mojor losers were Tata Power, Tata Steel, Sesa Sterlite, HUL and Hindalco

Top 3 Stocks to Buy Today - 02 September 2014

With Wall Street shut on Monday due to the Labor Day holiday, investors looked to Europe for trading cues. Bourses in the U.K., Germany and France closed flat to lower after regional manufacturing activity for August fell to a 13-month low. The data will be likely be closely watched by the European Central Bank as it prepares to hold a policy meeting this Thursday.
Tensions over Ukraine and Russia remain in focus. Reuters reported that the European Union is working on contingencies if Moscow turns off the gas pipes in retaliation to additional sanctions. Separately, Ukraine has begun peace talks with pro-Russian separatists, who say they would be willing to remain as part of Ukraine if granted special status.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell 0.40 percent or 98.16 points at 24,653.93. Japan's Nikkei added 1.17 percent or 181.03 points at 15,657.63.
Singapore's Straits Times was flat at 3,315.58. China's Shanghai Composite was flat at 2,237.53.
South Korea's Seoul Composite shed 0.59 percent or 12.28 points at 2,055.58.
Taiwan's Taiwan Weighted fell 0.91 percent or 86.35 points at 9,426.71.


√ Buy  Bharti Airtel, target of Rs 382 and stoploss at Rs 373

√ Buy  Coal India, target of Rs 371 and stoploss at Rs 362

√ Buy  Adani Power at CMP and stoploss at Rs 48

√ Buy  Apolo Tyres at CMP and stoploss at Rs 174

Stocks to Buy today, Stocks to Sell Today - 01 September 2014

Asian stock markets rose on Monday as a positive handover from Wall Street offset disappointing Chinese factory activity data.
Beijing's official purchasing manager's index (PMI) for August came in at 51.1, below Reuters expectations for 51.2 and July's reading of 51.7.
HSBC's final PMI reading for August. Separately, HSBC's final August PMI reading fell to a three-month low of 50.2. Still, both readings were above the key 50-level that demarcates expansion from contraction.
On Friday, the S&P 500 logged another record finish, enjoying its best August in 14 years, after the Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan's final take on consumer sentiment rose to 82.5 in August from 81.8 the month before.
China's Shanghai Composite jumped 0.25 percent or 5.60 points at 2,222.80.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng added 0.47 percent or 116.34 points at 24,858.40.
Japan's Nikkei rose 0.28 percent or 43.19 points at 15,467.78.
Taiwan's Taiwan Weighted surged 1.37 percent or 126.72 points at 9,380.10.
Singapore's Straits Times was flat at 3,325.93. South Korea's Seoul Composite was flat at 2,068.11


√ Buy  Colgate Palmolive India, target of Rs 1700 and stoploss at Rs 1460

 Buy  Rural Electrification Corporation, target of Rs 274 and stoploss at Rs 265

 Buy  Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL) , target of Rs 254and stoploss at Rs 232

 Sell  Tata Motors, target of Rs 517 and stoploss at Rs 529

 Sell  Larsen and Toubro, target of Rs 1430 and stoploss at Rs 1590