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Futures & Options (F&O) total turnover stood at Rs 84,37,815.94 crore on June 11 and the total number of contracts traded on the day were 5,87,18,642.

Of the total turnover, Index Futures contributed Rs 16,033.93 crore, Stock Futures Rs 56,132.64 crore and Index Options Rs 80,21,640.21 crore, while the contribution of the Stock Options was of Rs 3,44,009.16 crore.

For the day, the total F&O Put Call ratio stood at 0.86, while the Index Options Put Call ratio was 0.91 and that of Stock Options was 0.51.

Jana Small Finance Bank has submitted the following with respect to the Extra Ordinary General Meeting (‘EGM’) of the Bank held on Thursday, 11th June 2026 at 11.00. am (IST) through Video Conferencing/ Other Audio. In compliance with Regulation 44(3) of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, it has enclosed: Scrutinizer's Report dated 11th June 2026. All the Resolution recommended for approval at the EGM as mentioned in the Notice of EGM dated 18th May 2026, have been passed by the Members of the Bank with the requisite majority.

The above information is a part of company’s filings submitted to BSE.  

The World Bank, in its Global Economic Prospects report, has said that India’s economic growth is likely to moderate to 6.6 per cent in fiscal year 2026-27 (FY27), down from 7.7 per cent in the previous year. Despite this slowdown, India is likely to retain its position as the world’s fastest-growing major economy. The moderation in growth is attributed to slower private demand, driven by higher energy prices and rising input costs. However, the report noted that reductions in Goods and Services Tax (GST) rates are expected to provide some support to consumer demand. It also projected that economic growth would rebound to 7.2 per cent in FY28.

The report further highlighted that, despite heightened uncertainty arising from the ongoing conflict, India’s economic activity remained robust in the early part of the year, supported by resilient domestic demand. Private consumption, particularly in rural areas, remained strong, while urban demand showed signs of recovery. It also noted a steady increase in tax collections from domestic sales. To ease inflationary pressures stemming from higher energy costs and shortages of agricultural products - especially fertilizers- the government has implemented several measures, including reductions in fuel taxes.

It said ‘Reduced US tariffs and the expected implementation of free trade agreements will likely mitigate the impact of weaker external demand due to the conflict, particularly on merchandise exports’. It further said ‘Growth is then anticipated to rebound over the next two fiscal years, driven by firming domestic demand and a pickup in export growth’. In per capita terms, growth in Emerging Markets and Developing Economies (EMDEs) in 2026 is projected to slow to its weakest pace since the pandemic, with the conflict and lingering disruptions impacting EMDEs to varying degrees.

In EMDEs, excluding China and India, subdued per capita income growth is expected to lead to nearly a decade of lost income convergence with advanced economies by 2028. Moreover, growth in the South Asia Region is expected to soften to 6.3 per cent in 2026, mainly reflecting the adverse impact of the conflict in the Middle East, including higher energy prices, reduced supplies of oil and natural gas, and disruptions to remittances and tourism.

The March 2026 quarter revenue stood at Rs. 426.70 millions, up 5.02% as compared to Rs. 406.30 millions during the corresponding quarter last year.The Company's Net profit for the March 2026 quarter have declined marginally to Rs. 42.21  millions as against Rs. 44.92 millions reported during the corresponding quarter ended.Operating profit for the quarter ended March 2026 rose to 109.62 millions as compared to 81.82 millions of corresponding quarter ended March 2025.

(Rs. in Million)

	Quarter ended			Year to Date			Year ended
	202603	202503	% Var	202603	202503	% Var	202603	202503	% Var
Sales	426.70	406.30	5.02	1342.46	1195.48	12.29	1342.46	1195.48	12.29
Other Income	60.58	2.26	2580.53	68.14	6.14	1009.77	68.14	6.14	1009.77
PBIDT	109.62	81.82	33.98	318.98	230.82	38.19	318.98	230.82	38.19
Interest	30.86	20.65	49.44	96.25	68.45	40.61	96.25	68.45	40.61
PBDT	78.76	61.17	28.76	222.73	162.37	37.17	222.73	162.37	37.17
Depreciation	35.19	2.38	1378.57	107.03	54.24	97.33	107.03	54.24	97.33
PBT	43.57	58.79	-25.89	115.70	108.13	7.00	115.70	108.13	7.00
TAX	1.36	13.87	-90.19	34.46	25.40	35.67	34.46	25.40	35.67
Deferred Tax	-10.85	7.55	-243.71	-5.86	6.66	-187.99	-5.86	6.66	-187.99
PAT	42.21	44.92	-6.03	81.24	82.73	-1.80	81.24	82.73	-1.80
Equity	149.23	149.23	0.00	149.23	149.23	0.00	149.23	149.23	0.00
PBIDTM(%)	25.69	20.14	27.57	23.76	19.31	23.06	23.76	19.31	23.06

Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) chief Sukhbir Singh Badal has ruled out an alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections, asserting that his focus was on strengthening his party.

SAD chief said, ‘We aim to strengthen the Akali Dal, and we are working towards it. At present, there is no use in replying to ‘ifs’ and ‘buts’. On several occasions, the BJP leaders have declared their intentions to go solo in next year’s elections’. This follows assertions from BJP leaders, including Union Home Minister Amit Shah and national spokesperson R.P. Singh, that the party intends to contest all 117 seats alone in 2027.

Yesterday, R.P. Singh said, ‘Despite ongoing media speculation regarding a potential alliance with the Akali Dal, the reality on the ground is crystal clear: the BJP is preparing to contest all 117 seats independently in the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections. This is not a matter of speculation but a declared political position’. Singh added, ‘Over the last few years, the BJP has steadily emerged as an independent political force in Punjab, expanding its organisation across regions, communities, and demographics’. 

Amit Shah also unequivocally stated during the BJP’s rally in Moga in March that the party would fight the Punjab Assembly elections on its own strength.

The SAD and BJP parted ways in September 2020 following the massive farm law protests in Punjab.  In the 2022 assembly polls, the BJP won two seats while the SAD suffered its worst-ever electoral performance, winning just three seats.