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In their worst single-day drop in nearly 7 weeks, Sensex plunged 324 points to 26,492.51 and Nifty tanked 109 points to 7,932.90.

Sensex fell over 244 points to close at 26,816.56 while Nifty ended 63.50 points down at 8,042.

Tumbling from six-week highs, Indian rupee on Tuesday saw its biggest daily loss in over a month as it slumped 31 paise to end at 60.60 against dollar on concern US interest rates may rise sooner than investors had anticipated.

MAIT SME Conclave offers a single window for all the MSMEs to connect with each other and various government bodies.

Sushma Swaraj and her Singaporean counterpart K Shanmugam held extensive talks on entire gamut of bilateral relations.

This is its highest closing value since 60.84 versus US dollar on August 5.

Modi has imposed export curbs and cracked down on hoarding. While these steps can give brief relief, they cannot fix a dilapidated system controlled by middlemen.

The rupee commenced sharply lower at 61.64 a dollar from last close of 61.22 and dipped further to a low of 61.74.

The market fell marginally on Thursday, continuing southward journey for the second consecutive session amid weak global cues and consolidation.

The move comes after Finmechanica settled the AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal case in Italy.

Jet Airways passengers will be able to enjoy substantial discount of 40 per cent on the base fare and fuel surcharge, across all its domestic destinations.

Foreign Institutional Investors had pulled out Rs 1,654.86 crore on Thursday. This also hit the rupee sentiment.

The prices of non-subsidised LPGs have been reduced by Rs 2.50 per cylinder.

The World Trade Organization (WTO) members have to adopt the protocol on the Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) tonight.

The centres will meet the needs of retailers and small and medium-sized businesses in Haryana, Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat and Rajasthan.

Sivakumar will be responsible for the overall development and implementation of a robust sales strategy.