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    Sensex plunges! Stocks that are down 5% or more

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    ​In the Nifty pack, 5 stocks were in the green, while 45 stocks were in the red. The Nifty index was trading 361.45 points down at 14473.4.

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    On the NSE, Akg Exim, Khaitan (India), Mittal Life Style, Suvidhaa Infoserve and Indian Railway Finance Corporation hit their fresh 52-week low.

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    NEW DELHI: The benchmark equity index BSE Sensex was trading 1204.21 points down at 48387.11 on account of selling in frontline bluechip counters.

    On the BSE, Gujarat Hy-Spin (down 15.52 per cent) , Lambodhara Textiles (down 15.20 per cent) , Ram Info (down 14.97 per cent) , Dhanalaxmi Roto (down 14.82 per cent) , Adhunik Industries (down 13.43 per cent) , Oriental Trimex (down 13.26 per cent) , Bharat Bhushan (down 12.18 per cent) , SPML Infra (down 11.96 per cent) , Indbank Merchant Banking (down 11.53 per cent) and Country Club Hospitalities (down 11.11 per cent) were among the top losers.

    In the Nifty pack, 5 stocks were in the green, while 45 stocks were in the red.

    The Nifty index was trading 361.45 points down at 14473.4.

    On the NSE, Akg Exim, Khaitan (India), Mittal Life Style, Suvidhaa Infoserve and Indian Railway Finance Corporation hit their fresh 52-week low.

    Cipla, Metropolis Health, Cadila Healthcare, Dr Lal Pathlabs, Infosys, Supreme Petro, Mindtree, Coforge and Mphasis touched their fresh 52-week high today.
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