CBI has kept the probe open into allegations of preferential access granted to certain brokers by NSE officials and undue gains made out of it during tenure of Ramkrishna and Subramanian.
The Delhi ordered that former NSE CEO Chitra Ramkrishna be physically produced before the court next on March 28.
Higher crude oil prices are leading to weakness in the rupee whereas relentless selling by FIIs is also causing pressure in our market
Ramkrishna had applied for a pre-arrest bail plea which was quashed by the Delhi court. Special Judge Sanjeev Aggarwal also observed that market regulator SEBI has been "too kind" to the accused as he dismissed the anticipatory bail application of Ramkrishna
Ramakrishna, through her counsel, had approached the court seeking relief from her arrest. Her plea was opposed by the prosecution. After hearing the argument of defense and the prosecution, the court dismissed the plea.
Anand Subramanian was taken into custody late Thursday night. He was questioned for days in Chennai before the CBI decided to arrest him.
Chitra Ramkrishna is in the news after a recent Sebi order said she was steered by a yogi, dwelling in the Himalayan ranges, in the appointment of Anand Subramanian as the exchange's group operating officer and advisor to the managing director (MD).
The National Stock Exchange of India said that the journey from 3 crore registered investors to 4 crore took about 15 months. The next 1 crore registrations took less than seven months.
Key equity indicators erased morning gains and nosedived in the afternoon session on Wednesday amid broad-based selling pressure.
Equity benchmark indices were flat in volatile trade during early hours on Monday with pharma scrips gaining some ground.
Sensex crashed over 1,300 points on Monday to trade below 47,700. The NSE Nifty too tanked nearly 400 points to trade below 14,300.
Equity benchmark indices closed 1.3 per cent higher on Tuesday as the government fast-tracked emergency approvals for foreign-produced COVID vaccines amid alarming spike of coronavirus infections across India.
Equity benchmark indices gained marginally during early hours on Wednesday as the Reserve Bank of India kept key interest rates unchanged amid rising COVID-19 cases in the country.
Equity benchmark indices were on a downswing during early hours on April 05 amid worries over rapidly increasing Covid-19 cases in the country.
Equity benchmark indices closed lower after a volatile trading session on Wednesday as investors weighed the impact of rising Covid-19 cases amid mixed global cues.
MTAR Technologies share is scheduled for listing today. MTAR share will be listed on NSE and BSE at 10 am. MTAR grey market premium (GMP) shows a bumper listing gain.
The National Stock Exchange halted trading on its platform for around four hours on Wednesday causing mayhem among investors and brokers.
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Tuesday announced changes in index maintenance guidelines, criteria and methodology.
The National Stock Exchange on Wednesday halted the trading following a technical glitch in the system.
From March 31, there will be changes to revision in the index reconstitution date, stock capping, quarterly rebalancing of shares and investible weight factors, and calculation of Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio for indices.
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