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Indian benchmark indices end higher on Monday

| | Oct 23, 2017, at 09:53 pm
Mumbai, Oct 23 (IBNS): The Indian market rebounded on Monday with BSE Sensex up 116.76 points at 32,506.72 and NSE Nifty up 38.40 points at 10,184.90.

Top gainers on Monday included Idea Cellular, Bharti Airtel, Ultratech Cement, ICICI, Reliance, BHEL and Ambuja Cement while Tata Motors (D), Cipla, Axis Bank, Bharti Infratel, Kotak Mahindra, UPL and HDFC declined.

Infosys is scheduled to declare its July-September quarter earnings on Tuesday after market hours.

India's second largest IT services provider was embroiled in a bitter battle between founder and former chairman Narayana Murthy and board members.

The company is now headed by co-founder Nandan Nilekani, who took up the reins following the controversial departure of then CEO Vishal Sikka.

 

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