Business Wire IndiaPune-based Digikore Studios Limited (Digikore), a world-class visual effects (VFX) studio, has secured substantial anchor investments of Rs 8,22,16,800. The company has allocated 4,80,800 equity shares priced at Rs 171 per share, to three key investors:   Rajasthan Global Securities Private Limited (51.08%): They have secured an impressive allocation of 2,45,600 equity shares, representing a substantial investment of Rs 4,19,97,600. Saint Capital Fund (24.46%): Saint Capital Fund has been allotted 1,17,600 equity shares, demonstrating their confidence in Digikore with an investment of Rs 2,01,09,600. LRSD Securities Private Limited (24.46%): LRSD Securities Private Limited also secured 1,17,600 equity shares, making a significant commitment of Rs 2,01,09,600. This strategic anchor investment underscores the market's...

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A documentary film "Bay of Blood" on genocide in Bangladesh during 1971 War of Liberation today premiered at Liberation War Museam in Dhaka. The Liberation War Museum organised the Bangladesh premier of the documentary, on the occasion of the 48th death anniversary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. The documentary is written and directed by eminent Indian Filmmaker Krishnendu Bose. The Indian High Commissioner in Bangladesh Pranay Verma was invited as special guest during the premier.   The High Commissioner also attended a special discussion meeting which was organized by India Bangladesh Friendship Society today in Dhaka to commemorate the 48th death anniversary of the Father of Nation...