Enemy Front’s loading screens depict fictionalized, up-close, and chaotic moments from various battles of World War II. As the camera slowly flies around these scenes frozen in time, you soak in the mayhem: a swarm of Nazis in aggressive poses, gunfire and muzzle flashes filling the screen, and emotional civilians running for cover. You’re given the impression that Enemy Front’s gameplay will let you experience these dynamic moments. Yet this is a glamorized, false impression, which is all the more unfortunate given that it has been a while since we’ve had a notable WWII first-person shooter (not counting Wolfenstein: The New Order). It’s a bad sign when loading screens are the most eye-catching parts of a game.

At first, it’s easy to go along with the premise of playing an American-journalist-turned-freedom-fighter named Robert Hawkins. He’s a one-man army for only a handful of missions; the rest of the time, he’s either partnered with an operative or part of a large squad. A…

Bansal Industries IPO Listing: Bansal Wire was listed at Rs 356, a premium of 39% to the issue price on the National Stock Exchange on July 10. The company opened its IPO for bidding on July 03 and closed it on Jully 05 to raise a sum of Rs 745 crore. The company collected the money by selling 29.1 fresh shares. The allotment of shares was finalised on Jully 08. The company marked its debut at Rs 352.05, a premium of 37.5%, on BSE.

Bansal Wire Industries Price Band

The company kept the price band in a range of Rs 243 to Rs 256 per equity share. 

Minimum Investment in Bansal Wire Share

A retail buyer had to buy for a minimum of one lot of 58 shares, aggregating the amount to Rs 14,848. However, the small NIIs and big NIIs have different minimum lot sizes.

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The combined market valuation of six of the top-10 most valued firms eroded by Rs 71,414 crore last week, with state-owned company LIC emerged as the biggest laggard.

Of the top-10 most valued firms, Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), ITC, Hindustan Unilever, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Industries faced a total erosion of Rs 71,414.03 crore.

On the other hand, State Bank of India, Infosys, HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank were emerged as the gainers. They collectively added Rs 62,038.86 crore.

Nine of top 10 valued firms add Rs 95,522 cr to market valuation; Reliance, TCS lead gainers ‘Minorities targeted in BJP-ruled states deeply troubling’: Congress slams bulldozer action in MP Market cap of 8 of the 10 most valued companies fall by Rs 1.67 lakh crore, Reliance sees deep cuts Mcap of eight of top-10 most valued firms dive to Rs 1.28 lakh crore, TCS sees largest dip

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