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THE WORLD IN OUR HAND                   The nature has given lot of things to us.  But, we utilized and let them to destroy from our narrow mindness.  Today we have all those things which can make our Work more reliable to do such things which are boring to the humans.  The Machines are the generation special things to do the work behalf of the humans.  This is make scarcity of jobs for the Humans.  It will make the Humans jobless and the waste of human power.  There was an Industrialization in 1840.  Then there was hope that the world has to grow fastly and it will be a great pleasant Honorable to all the people of World.  The most of the home based industries going to be ruined due to the Industrialization from the Machines.  There was heavy Loss to the Home Based Industries due to competition in the Prices of the Pro...

   Mumbai (4:00): Today Market has lot of Voltality that it Closses Flately.  Sensex Closed AT 26843.03, Down 0.11 points or 0.00%   and the NSE NIFTY closed at 8220.8, Up 1.85 points or 0.02%.    In the Sensex the Axis Bank, NTPC, Hindustan Unilever, M&M, Bajaj Auto are the Gaining Side .   And Bharti Airtel, State Bank of India, Lupin, BHEL, GAIL are the Lossers in Sensex.                   In the Nifty Side Axis Bank, Kotak Bank, TATA Power, HINDUNILVR, NTPC are the Gainers .  and the IDEA, BHARTIARTL, LUPIN, BHEL, HEROMOTOCO are the Losers.

                     Modi Sarkar Has Finished it's 2 year Service.  And the Modi Sarkar as constructing 100 KM rural road EveryDay...... @BJP4India #TransformingIndia.   Watch the Interesting Video

            European and Asian equities rose on Friday following a healthy lead from  Wall Street  overnight, as markets looked ahead to key US jobs data. The S&P 500 hit a seven-month high Thursday following solid gains, with investors expressing a confident mood before publication of June jobs figures from the world's biggest economy. The upbeat outlook was also evident in oil markets, with prices sitting around the $50 mark after OPEC's refusal to cap output was offset by a fall in US stockpiles. On Thursday, the European Central Bank meanwhile raised slightly its growth and inflation forecasts for the eurozone this year, even as it gave no new policy direction. Around midday in Europe on Friday, Frankfurt's main  stocks  index was up 0.5 percent compared with Thursday's close. Paris won 0.4 percent, while strong gains for London's heavyweight oil and commodities sectors helped to hand the benchmark  FTSE  100 index a 1....