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I am senior citizen and am not able to track the portfolio on regular basis. Request your advise. Bharat Petrolium 70, Hindusthan Petrolium 500,ISMT Ltd 100,ITC 250 IOCL 1090,JSW Steel 10,NHPC 50,NTPC 360,NTPC25 300 Nagarjuna Fertiliser 450,Petronet LNG 200,PRISM Cement 300 Punjab Hational Bank 500,Reliance Industries 221,Reliance Communications 60 Siemens Ltd 116,Supreme Petro 200,Tata Consultancy 8,TEXRAIL 150

Ans: Sell Nagarjuna, Supreme and Reliance Communications, all others hold for long term.

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