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Best Bets for NCAA Basketball Picks Against the Spread for Sunday, November 24Trump’s Republican Party is increasingly winning union voters. It’s a shift seen in his labor pickThe allotment of C2C Advanced Systems IPO was expected to be finalised on Friday, November 29 after the defence electronics solutions provider had given the option for applicants to withdraw their bids for the IPO on Thursday. However, as per the latest update on the NSE website, the withdrawal window was extended by a day. "As informed by SEBI, it has been decided to extend the withdrawal window option for SME IPO of C2C Advanced Systems Limited by 1 day for all Members/ Banks who have received withdrawal applications till November 28, 2024, by 5.00 PM. Accordingly, Members/Banks may upload their withdrawal application on November 29, 2024, between 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM on the exchange e-IPO system" - as seen on the NSE website. Initially, the IPO allotment and listing, scheduled for November 27 and 29 respectively, were delayed after a directive from the Securities and Exchange Board of India asked C2C Advanced Systems to appoint an independent auditor and file an independent report on its financials. The company had provided the IPO investors, including from the anchor portion, the option to withdraw their bids for shares before the allocation process. The application withdrawal window concluded on Thursday saw over 3.72 lakh applications withdrawn by investors . As per the data on the National Stock Exchange as of 5 pm on November 29, an additional 94,153 applications were withdrawn for 9,75,80,400 shares. The highest number of bid cancellations came from retail investors, followed by high net-worth individuals. It is now expected that the C2C Advanced Systems IPO share allotment will be finalised on Monday, December 2 and the listing of the shares is anticipated to happen on Wednesday, December 4 on NSE SME Emerge. Disclaimer: Allotment and listing date have not been confirmed yet and could change. Investors who did not withdraw their application can check the share allotment on NSE and IPO registrar websites by following the step-by-step guide provided below. Link Intime India is the registrar for the issue. Also Read: 10 Most Subscribed SME IPOs Of 2024 So Far Visit the allotment status check page of the NSE here . Log in with your username and password. (You need to create an account on the NSE to view IPO allotment status) Select 'C2C Advanced Systems Limited' from the dropdown menu. Verify PAN details. Enter the application number for the IPO. Click submit to check the allotment details. Visit the IPO allotment page on Link Intime India here . From the dropdown menu, select 'C2C Advanced Systems Ltd.' from the list of companies. ( The name will be visible after the share allocation is finalised ) Choose from PAN, Application Number, DP/Client ID or Account Number/IFSC to view your allotment status. Enter the required details based on your selection. Click the 'Submit' button to check the allotment status. C2C Advanced Systems IPO GMP (grey market premium) was Rs 195 per share, as per InvestorGain on November 30, indicating a strong listing over the upper limit of the price band. The GMP suggests a listing price of Rs 421 per share compared to the IPO price of Rs 226 per share. The GMP of C2C Advanced Systems IPO remained steady at Rs 245 per share but saw a sharp fall to Rs 120 after SEBI mandated the company to appoint independent auditors to review its financial accounts and submit an independent report. But after the bidding concluded, the GMP has now increased again indicating a listing gain of 86.28%. Note: GMP or grey market price is not an official price quote for the stock and is based on speculation. Disclaimer: Investments in initial public offerings are subject to market risks. Please consult with financial advisors and read red herring prospectus thoroughly before placing bids.

Fairway Colombo introduces robots to the hotel industry( MENAFN - Jordan Times) The Jordanian position on developments in the West bank and Jerusalem constitutes a strategic and firm depth in Jordanian foreign policy, as it is manifested in maintaining the Hashemite guardianship over Islamic and Christian holy sites and supporting the rights of the Palestinian people to establish their independent state on the 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital. This policy is not just a passing position, but rather a reflection of a historical, religious and Political commitment that places the Palestinian cause at the heart of the Kingdom's priorities. In light of the ongoing escalation in the West Bank and Jerusalem, the challenges facing Jordan are increasing to confront Israeli policies that seek to impose a new fait accompli, whether through intensifying settlement activities, continuing violations at Al-Aqsa Mosque, or security escalation against the Palestinian people. Jordan realises that these moves threaten the two-state solution and undermine any prospect for achieving a just and comprehensive peace. For this reason, Jordan adopts active diplomacy at the regional and international levels, aiming to mobilise support to stop these violations, and pressure to resume negotiations based on international legitimacy resolutions. The Hashemite guardianship of the holy sites in East Jerusalem is the cornerstone of the Jordanian position. Since the signing of the Wadi Araba Agreement in 1994, Jordan has consolidated its role as a guardian of Islamic and Christian holy sites, most notably Al-Aqsa Mosque, the Dome of the Rock, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. This guardianship is not only a religious or symbolic issue, but rather a political and legal responsibility that confronts attempts to change the historical and legal status quo in Jerusalem. King Abdullah has stressed on more than one occasion that Jordan will not hesitate to defend these holy sites, and that he will continue to coordinate with the Palestinian National Authority, Arab and Islamic countries, and the international community to ensure the protection of Jerusalem and the rights of the Palestinian people. On the other hand, Jordan realises that the stability of the region depends largely on achieving a just solution to the Palestinian issue. Accordingly, the Kingdom is intensifying its efforts to activate the role of the Arab League and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation to support the Palestinian position. It also works to enhance communication with major countries, especially the United States and the European Union, to push them to assume their responsibilities in stopping Israeli violations and press for the resumption of the peace process. In this context, Amman has always been a platform for dialogue, hosting many regional and international meetings and consultations to enhance coordination on the Palestinian issue. On the humanitarian level, Jordan plays a major role in providing support to the Palestinians in the West Bank and Jerusalem, whether through providing medical and humanitarian aid or by supporting Palestinian institutions that work to strengthen the steadfastness of the Palestinian people in the face of the occupation. Jordanian field hospitals in the West Bank and Gaza are a living example of the Kingdom's commitment to its responsibility towards the Palestinian people. Despite these efforts, the Jordanian position faces major challenges in light of the intransigence of the current Israeli government, which is considered one of the most extremist governments in Israel's history. The harsh Israeli rhetoric, settlement expansion policies, and repeated incursions into Al-Aqsa Mosque make it more difficult to achieve any progress on the path to a peaceful solution. However, Jordan insists that the two-state solution is the only viable option, and that the continuation of the status quo will lead to further escalation and violence, threatening the stability of the entire region. In light of these conditions, the Jordanian position relies on enhancing integration with the active parties in the region, including Egypt, the Palestinian National Authority and the Arab countries, to build a unified Arab front that defends Palestinian rights and pressures the international community to take action. Jordan is also working to diversify its diplomatic options, by strengthening relations with China, Russia and other international powers that can play a role in achieving balance in the face of American bias towards Israel. The Jordanian position is not limited to the political aspect only, but extends to the popular dimension, as the Jordanian people's support for the Palestinian cause constitutes a fundamental factor in strengthening the Kingdom's steadfastness in defending Jerusalem and the holy sites. Jordanians see the Palestinian cause as a national issue par excellence, and they continue to express their solidarity through popular marches and cultural and political events. Finally: The Jordanian position towards the developments in the West Bank and Jerusalem remains firm and steadfast, based on the principles of justice and defending the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people. As challenges mount, Jordan remains a beacon of hope and tireless work to achieve peace and stability in the region, believing that ending the Israeli occupation and establishing an independent Palestinian state are the only way to achieve a secure and just future for all. Hasan Dajah is professor of Strategic Studies at Al-Hussein Bin Talal University MENAFN30112024000028011005ID1108942275 Legal Disclaimer: MENAFN provides the information “as is” without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the provider above.World champions South Africa hammered Wales 45-12 in Cardiff on Saturday to condemn Warren Gatland's team to a 12th consecutive Test defeat and a winless calendar year for the first time since 1937. The Springboks were dominant throughout at the Principality Stadium, scoring seven tries to two in a relentless display that matched attacking accuracy with defensive brutality and set-piece mastery. The result meant the Boks, who wrapped up the Rugby Championship title this year, finish their season with 11 victories from 13 Tests, having used a whopping 52 players and scoring 57 tries. "The first two games we weren't happy, there was so much we could have done better," Springbok captain Siya Kolisi told TNT Sports of opening November victories over Scotland and England. "Results are important but it's how you do things." It was also the first time South Africa have won all their matches on their November tour since 2013 and means they will see in 2025 as World Rugby's number one ranked country. The Boks' sole losses were one-point defeats by Argentina and Ireland, a record of which Gatland and his backroom staff could only dream. Wales' last victory came over pool opponents Georgia in October 2023 at the Rugby World Cup, with Gatland having to blood a raft of inexperienced players after a host of seniors hung up their boots. The pre-match entertainment included choirs singing "Yma O Hyd", the Dafydd Iwan folk song that has become the go-to song for Welsh football's "Red Wall" support. Ironically, it translates into English as "Still Here", albeit in reference to Wales and the Welsh language and not Gatland per se. The Welsh Rugby Union has its AGM on Sunday where discussions are expected on the New Zealander's future. "You don't make a decision straight after a game," said Gatland. "Let's just see what happens over the next few days." Wales captain Dewi Lake told TNT Sports his side had showed "a lot of heart and character". "They are double world champions, that's not for no reason," he said. "We have to keep the faith, the second we lose our faith in ourselves then it's pointless us stepping on the field, we can definitely see a light at the end of the tunnel." The scene was set within the opening eight frantic minutes in the Welsh capital as the visiting lock pair of Franco Mostert and Eben Etzebeth each crossed for a try after deft attacking lead-up play by Kurt-Lee Arendse on both occasions. Kolisi was held up over the line by James Botham, but the Boks fired back to the Welsh line and Arendse got his just rewards for his strong start, stepping inside Blair Murray's attempted tackle with ease. Jordan Hendrikse converted two of the three tries to make it 19-0 after the opening quarter. Murray did well to hold up Aphelele Fassi over the line and Kolisi had a try disallowed, but the toll on Wales was beginning to show. How long could their defence hold out? Not long as the Boks promptly pushed Wales off their own ball at scrum time and flanker Elrigh Louw barged over for the visitors' fourth five-pointer after a quick tap penalty by Jasper Wiese. A rare Welsh incursion into the opposition half saw the home side, wearing white to avoid a colour-blindness clash with the green of South Africa, go for an attacking line-out, but the Boks repelled two 12-man mauls. The ball was eventually moved wide and Welsh winger Rio Dyer showed a brilliant flash of raw pace to scorch the defence for a fine individual try. Sam Costelow missed the conversion to leave the score 26-5 at half-time. Fassi crossed for South Africa's fifth try after the outstanding Arendse split the Welsh line early in the second period. A raft of replacements for both sides gave Wales a degree of respite, but it was not long before Gerhard Steenkamp was driven over from short range. Things turned scrappy and the 67,236-strong crowd turned attention away from the action and Welsh hymns to foot-stomping Mexican waves, always a sure sign the game was well and over as a contest. Hendrikse crossed for the Boks' seventh try and converted for a personal game tally of 15 points before a Botham consolation try converted by Ben Thomas. In other Test action, New Zealand saw off Italy 29-11 in their final match of the year as Sam Cane was given a winning farewell to international rugby in Turin. Cam Roigard, Will Jordan, Mark Tele'a and Beauden Barrett scored the tries as the All Blacks beat Italy for the 18th consecutive time, with fly-half Barrett kicking the rest visitors' points. Cane closed out his Test career with 104 caps, and T-J Perenara also played his final All Blacks match as a second half substitute. (AFP)

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