AHMEDABAD: Nothing can be warmer than Gujarat and Gujaratis, when it comes to the stock market. But the increasing number of listed companies sporting activities’ Gujarat ‘day is perhaps a reflection of the strong image of the state.

‘Gujarat’ Beats as’ India ‘or’ Bharat ‘hands down as a first choice when it comes to their baptism disk with approximately 70 companies who opt for “Gujarat”.

“India” or “Indian” (50) and “Bharat” (17) falling behind. How Gujarat, there are listed companies from other states that have set in advance the name of their state.

But, according to information, see the Web site of BSE, Punjab (10), Maharashtra (8), Tamil Nadu (6) and Andhra Pradesh (2) do not agree on Gujarat’s Awards range.

Some developers have also voranstellend on behalf of their cities such as Bombay, businesses (13), Madras (5), Ahmedabad (3).

Although “Fire Gujarat ‘at the top of charts, the market capitalization of the company whose name begins with the prefix of India or Indian is much higher.

The combined market capitalization of companies whose names with ‘India’ or ‘Indian’ day was over Rs 90,000 crore, August 4, 2006.

“Bharat” comes in second place with Rs 82000 crore, while Gujarat comes to the third place with Rs 30000 crore from the market capitalisation.

It is followed by the market capitalisation of companies whose name starts with the prefix Punjab (13000 Rs crore), Maharashtra (Rs 2,530 crore) and Tamil Nadu (Rs 832 crore).

Atul Tandan, Director, Institute of Communications Mudra, said, the majority of companies that prefix, the name of their countries have made only to satisfy certain legal requirements.

“Another reason for such a designation is the recognition. Companies want their region is known for the quality of its people and their entrepreneurial spirit,” he added.

“The trend towards voranstellend Gujarat name of the company on his horse train with a view to inherit the credibility and reliability of the stateowned PSEs and the joint venture, which has had good results reported in the past” , said Chinubhai Shah, the chairman, Gujarat Investors and shareholders’ Association.

Shah has recorded two are private companies with limited liability, with the prefix Gujarat

NEW DELHI: Sunil Bharti Mittal, chairman and CEO of Bharti Enterprises, was named president of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). KVKamath, Managing Director and CEO of ICICI Bank was elected as vice-president of the First Chamber of Industry.

A press release said that CII Mittal assume his duties as the new President of the Association of Industry edge on Friday. He succeeds R Seshasayee as the new president of CII.

Bharti Enterprises, India is a major conglomerates telecommunications has been a revolutionary force in the industry and today enjoys a strong national presence and leadership position in mobile communications (India, largest mobile operator), fixed-line services, national and international long-distance Broadband. Bharti Mittal created after the closure of the Punjab University. Today, he runs a thriving business with a market capitalization of over $ 35 billion, employs more than 30000 people.

Mittal, vice-chairman of the CII during 2006-07, and is a member of the Premier’s Council on Trade and Industry. He was co-chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in the years 2007 and proposes several paintings whose Advisory Board of the International Center for Advanced Study of India (CASI), University of Pennsylvania, Global GSM Association, of the Indo - British Partnership (IBP), Singapore and India, Partnership and the Foundation Boards of Governors of the Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, and the Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai.

K.V. Kamath, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of ICICI Bank Limited, India’s largest private bank in market capitalization and the second-largest bank in assets.

He began his career in 1971 at ICICI. During the year 1988, he joined the Asian Development Bank and spent several years in south-west Asia there is a return to CEO of ICICI during the year 1996. Over the next few years, the ICICI group transformed itself into a diversified technology, the group led by financial services, India one of the major credit institutions retail as a supplier of the private sector, also the a leading insurance and asset management companies. Kamath was transferred with a doctorate from the University Banaras Hindu.

He is a member of the National Council of CII, the board of directors of Visa International (Asia-Pacific) and governing bodies of several leading educational institutions. Mr. Kamath has a degree in mechanical engineering and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad.