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We expect GPIL to benefit from earnings CAGR of 50% over FY10-FY12 on volume growth and margin expansion driven by the recently commissioned Ari Dongri mine, 0.6mntpa pellet plant, and 20MW biomass power plant. We expect the 0.6mntpa pellet plant of 75% subsidiary Ardent Steel to provide additional earnings growth (not factored in our estimates).

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As per reports, Dr Ashish Patel, director of Tejnaksh Healthcare's Institute of Urology in Dhule, has made it to the Guinness Book of World Records as he removed more than 1,72,155 stones from a single kidney of the patient.

Patel conducted the surgery on one of his patient Dhanraj Wadile in December last year when he reported trouble in stomach for six months.

The diagnosis revealed that Wadile is suffering from Pelvi-Ureteric Junction obstruction of the left kidney, which was drooping from its normal position.

Lockouts at its Cochin facility and Dunlop (South Africa) operations took a toll on Apollo Tyres' Q2FY11 results. Exacerbating this, high natural rubber prices impacted margins. Rubber supplies have been disrupted due to unseasonal weather in India and South East Asia, spiraling prices to an all-time high of Rs200/kg. Domestic players have made 3-4 rounds of price increases and another round is expected soon. Demand momentum is expected to continue in domestic markets. While domestic business is on a difficult turf, overseas subsidiaries are expected to contribute Rs1.9bn in profits in FY11.

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According to reports, the negotiations between Sony Entertainment with Salman Khan to anchor the reality show 'Dus ka Dum' have failed.

The sources revealed that Sanjay Dutt will anchor the show in place of Salman Khan.

This will be Dutt's maiden entery into the arena of television.

Amitabh Bachchan, whom Sanjay Dutt acknowledged as his mentor, had encouraged him to host the reality show.

The channel members had quietly decided to replace the anchor due to financial incompatibility with Salman Khan.

Stock market analyst Hitesh Chotalia has maintained 'buy' rating on Lakshmi Vilas Bank Limited stock with a target of Rs 140.

The stock can be bought with stop loss of Rs 125.

Today, the stock of the company opened at Rs 129.80 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

The share price has seen a 52-week high of Rs 142.80 and a low of Rs 71.30 on BSE.

For the three month period ended September 2010, the bank's total Income grew by 18.92% to Rs 2959.5 million as against Rs 2488.6 million in the corresponding period of year 2009-10.

Stock market analyst Rajeev Agarwal of Dynamix Research has maintained 'buy' rating on Tata Steel stock with a target of Rs 630.

According to Mr. Agarwal, the stock can be purchased at Rs 620 with a stop loss of Rs 615.

The stock of the company, on November 15, closed at Rs 617.15 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

The share price has seen a 52-week high of Rs 737 and a low of Rs 448.65 on BSE.

Current EPS & P/E ratio stood at 80.87 and 7.51 respectively.