avin my theory is aaj kare so kal kar kaal kare wo parso Samay abhi to bahut padaa hai kya karega tarso.Since I hv 5 RIL shares so if co hv invested in good business I wl keep it---In fans words I wont sell these 5 shares even if it comes to zero.So just wanted to know in which sub invested....

avin Since u hv read annual reports and hundreds of its pages Y dont u tell in simple language bcs for me auditor figures are as good as reading Dr`s prescription.Sometimes even my chemist has to guess only even after reading with DOORBIN....

absolutely correct. everything belongs to your master and like you said the chowkidari should be left for you to do. good example of how cheap are humans to buy....

Dear avin Sir, Great collection & record with comments. Truely, Thanks with Regards. ...mds...

MAXIM,,,,YE SAAB FEKO ,YE SAAB MAYA HAI,///MAXIM MERE ME DHYAN LAGAO,SAB MALUM HO JAYEGA,,,LORD KIRSHNA SAYS///Why are you going door to door and asking about RIL///GO TO ONE DOOR AND ASK "WHO AM I"...

This process can be continued indefinitely, but one has to stop somewhere. The name centillion (n = 100) has appeared in many dictionaries. A centillion is 10303 (1 followed by 303 zeroes) in the American system and a whopping 10600 (1 followed by 600 zeroes) in the European system. Finally, there is the googol, the number 10100 (1 followed by 100 zeroes). Invented more for fun than for use, the googol lies outside the regular naming systems. The googol equals 10 duotrigintillion in the American system, 10 sexdecilliard in the European system, and 10 triacontatrillion in the proposed Greek-based system. The googolplex (1 followed by a googol of zeroes) is far larger than any of the numbers discussed here....

n = 103n = American name European name SI prefix Greek-based name (proposed) 3 109 billion milliard giga- gillion 4 1012 trillion billion tera- tetrillion 5 1015 quadrillion billiard peta- pentillion 6 1018 quintillion trillion exa- hexillion 7 1021 sextillion trilliard zetta- heptillion 8 1024 septillion quadrillion yotta- oktillion 9 1027 octillion quadrilliard ennillion 10 1030 nonillion quintillion dekillion 11 1033 decillion quintilliard hendekillion 12 1036 undecillion sextillion dodekillion 13 1039 duodecillion sextilliard trisdekillion 14 1042 tredecillion septillion tetradekillion 15 1045 quattuordecillion septilliard pentadekillion 16 1048 quindecillion octillion hexadekillion 17 1051 sexdecillion octilliard heptadekillion 18 1054 septendecillion nonillion oktadekillion 19 1057 octodecillion nonilliard enneadekillion 20 1060 novemdecillion decillion icosillion 21 1063 vigintillion decilliard icosihenillion 22 1066 unvigintillion undecillion icosidillion 23 1069 duovigintillion undecilliard icositrillion 24 1072 trevigintillion duodecillion icositetrillion 25 1075 quattuorvigintillion duodecilliard icosipentillion 26 1078 quinvigintillion tredecillion icosihexillion 27 1081 sexvigintillion tredecilliard icosiheptillion 28 1084 septenvigintillion quattuordecillion icosioktillion 29 1087 octovigintillion quattuordecilliard icosiennillion 30 1090 novemvigintillion quindecillion triacontillion 31 1093 trigintillion quindecilliard triacontahenillion 32 1096 untrigintillion sexdecillion triacontadillion 33 1099 duotrigintillion sexdecilliard triacontatrillion ...

Names for Large Numbers The English names for large numbers are coined from the Latin names for small numbers n by adding the ending -illion suggested by the name "million." Thus billion and trillion are coined from the Latin prefixes bi- (n = 2) and tri- (n = 3), respectively. In the American system for naming large numbers, the name coined from the Latin number n applies to the number 103n+3. In a system traditional in many European countries, the same name applies to the number 106n. In particular, a billion is 109 = 1 000 000 000 in the American system and 1012 = 1 000 000 000 000 in the European system. For 109, Europeans say "thousand million" or "milliard." Although we describe the two systems today as American or European, both systems are actually of French origin. The French physician and mathematician Nicolas Chuquet (1445-1488) apparently coined the words byllion and tryllion and used them to represent 1012 and 1018, respectively, thus establishing what we now think of as the "European" system. However, it was also French mathematicians of the 1600`s who used billion and trillion for 109 and 1012, respectively. This usage became common in France and in America, while the original Chuquet nomenclature remained in use in Britain and Germany. The French decided in 1948 to revert to the Chuquet ("European") system, leaving the U.S. as the chief standard bearer for what then became clearly an American system. In recent years, American usage has eroded the European system, particularly in Britain and to a lesser extent in other countries. This is primarily due to American finance, because Americans insist that $1 000 000 000 be called a billion dollars. In 1974, the government of Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced that henceforth "billion" would mean 109 and not 1012 in official British reports and statistics. The Times of London style guide now defines "billion" as "one thousand million, not a million million." The result of all this is widespread confusion. Anyone who uses the words "billion" and "trillion" internationally should make clear which meaning of those words is intended. On the Internet, some sites outside the U.S. use the compound designation "milliard/billion" to designate the number 1 000 000 000. In science, the names of large numbers are usually avoided completely by using the appropriate SI prefixes. Thus 109 watts is a gigawatt and 1012 joules is a terajoule. Such terms cannot be mistaken. There is no real hope of resolving the controversy in favor of either system. Americans are not likely to adopt the European nomenclature, and Europeans will always regard the American system as an imposition. However, it is possible to imagine a solution: junk both Latin-based systems and move to a Greek-based system in which, for n greater than 3, the Greek number n is used to generate a name for 103n. (The traditional names thousand and million are retained for n = 1 and 2 and the special name gillion, suggested by the SI prefix giga-, is proposed for n = 3.)...

1,000,000,000( One billion, short scale; one thousand million or milliard, long scale) is the natural number following 999,999,999 and preceding 1,000,000,001. In scientific notation, it is written as 109. A billion traditionally equated to one million, million,( 1,000,000,000,000) though the short scale( American english) billion of merely one thousand million( 1,000,000,000) has been adopted in finance and increasingly in other fields. The unambiguous term thousand million has the same meaning in both scales. In south asian english, it is known as 100 crore or 1 arab. The term milliard can also be used to refer to 1,000,000,000; this name very often appears in other languages....

avin But co says that in march 2012 it has 70000 crs cash and cash equivalent so where d difference of 25 b$( 130000 crs if we take av $ at 52)and 70000 crs invested? Y TondonA who promised on this board to cllarify once annual report comes is still silent?Even yrsterday one newspaper gave details of cash of 70000 crs only not 130000 crs.Can u as an intellegent numerologist tell me bcs I m poor in accounting and maths....

Maxim,,,,,mujhe jo kehnatha keh diya // SAMAY KUM HAI KAAM JYADA //kal kare so aaj kar,aaj kare so ab..
pal me pralaya hoyegi, bahuri karoge kab..!! ///...

Maxim kutch naya socho,,,,,,,aaj sara vishva,,,,duetkrida me rut hai,,DUET DEV KA TEMPLE BANAO,,,,,BHAKTI ME DIN NIKALO,,,,,YES SAAB MERA JO HAI TUMAHRA HI HAI /// VYATHA VYATITH KARTI HAI,/// JIVAN KO IS TARAH MAAT BIGADO /// RIL SE JYADA KIMTI TUMAHARA SAMAY HAI /// ...

MAXIM,,,,Here nothing belongs to us,then why do chowkidari for it ,without pay,,,leave all this come to ME//// SATYA YAHI HAI, ////...

MAXIM,,,,YE SAAB FEKO ,YE SAAB MAYA HAI,///MAXIM MERE ME DHYAN LAGAO,SAB MALUM HO JAYEGA,,,LORD KIRSHNA SAYS///Why are you going door to door and asking about RIL///GO TO ONE DOOR AND ASK "WHO AM I"...

maxim it useless to waste time when we donot want to but it,instead of that,see market is operating,which share is for future,///The best thing is to do JAAP,take a rosary and till your beer time do chanting,that will be the best for you.In this "MAYA"you will get nothing.YE SAAB FEKO ,YE SAAB MAYA HAI,///MAXIM MERE ME DHYAN LAGAO,SAB MALUM HO JAYEGA,,,LORD KIRSHNA SAYS///Why are you going door to door and asking about RIL///GO TO ONE DOOR AND ASK "WHO AM I" ...

This process can be continued indefinitely, but one has to stop somewhere. The name centillion (n = 100) has appeared in many dictionaries. A centillion is 10303 (1 followed by 303 zeroes) in the American system and a whopping 10600 (1 followed by 600 zeroes) in the European system.

Finally, there is the googol, the number 10100 (1 followed by 100 zeroes). Invented more for fun than for use, the googol lies outside the regular naming systems. The googol equals 10 duotrigintillion in the American system, 10 sexdecilliard in the European system, and 10 triacontatrillion in the proposed Greek-based system.

The googolplex (1 followed by a googol of zeroes) is far larger than any of the numbers discussed here....

n =
103n =
American
name
European
name
SI prefix
Greek-based
name
(proposed)
3
109
billion
milliard
giga-
gillion
4
1012
trillion
billion
tera-
tetrillion
5
1015
quadrillion
billiard
peta-
pentillion
6
1018
quintillion
trillion
exa-
hexillion
7
1021
sextillion
trilliard
zetta-
heptillion
8
1024
septillion
quadrillion
yotta-
oktillion
9
1027
octillion
quadrilliard


ennillion
10
1030
nonillion
quintillion


dekillion
11
1033
decillion
quintilliard


hendekillion
12
1036
undecillion
sextillion


dodekillion
13
1039
duodecillion
sextilliard


trisdekillion
14
1042
tredecillion
septillion


tetradekillion
15
1045
quattuordecillion
septilliard


pentadekillion
16
1048
quindecillion
octillion


hexadekillion
17
1051
sexdecillion
octilliard


heptadekillion
18
1054
septendecillion
nonillion


oktadekillion
19
1057
octodecillion
nonilliard


enneadekillion
20
1060
novemdecillion
decillion


icosillion
21
1063
vigintillion
decilliard


icosihenillion
22
1066
unvigintillion
undecillion


icosidillion
23
1069
duovigintillion
undecilliard


icositrillion
24
1072
trevigintillion
duodecillion


icositetrillion
25
1075
quattuorvigintillion
duodecilliard


icosipentillion
26
1078
quinvigintillion
tredecillion


icosihexillion
27
1081
sexvigintillion
tredecilliard


icosiheptillion
28
1084
septenvigintillion
quattuordecillion


icosioktillion
29
1087
octovigintillion
quattuordecilliard


icosiennillion
30
1090
novemvigintillion
quindecillion


triacontillion
31
1093
trigintillion
quindecilliard


triacontahenillion
32
1096
untrigintillion
sexdecillion


triacontadillion
33
1099
duotrigintillion
sexdecilliard


triacontatrillion
...

This process can be continued indefinitely, but one has to stop somewhere. The name centillion (n = 100) has appeared in many dictionaries. A centillion is 10303 (1 followed by 303 zeroes) in the American system and a whopping 10600 (1 followed by 600 zeroes) in the European system.

Finally, there is the googol, the number 10100 (1 followed by 100 zeroes). Invented more for fun than for use, the googol lies outside the regular naming systems. The googol equals 10 duotrigintillion in the American system, 10 sexdecilliard in the European system, and 10 triacontatrillion in the proposed Greek-based system.

The googolplex (1 followed by a googol of zeroes) is far larger than any of the numbers discussed here....

n =
103n =
American
name
European
name
SI prefix
Greek-based
name
(proposed)
3
109
billion
milliard
giga-
gillion
4
1012
trillion
billion
tera-
tetrillion
5
1015
quadrillion
billiard
peta-
pentillion
6
1018
quintillion
trillion
exa-
hexillion
7
1021
sextillion
trilliard
zetta-
heptillion
8
1024
septillion
quadrillion
yotta-
oktillion
9
1027
octillion
quadrilliard


ennillion
10
1030
nonillion
quintillion


dekillion
11
1033
decillion
quintilliard


hendekillion
12
1036
undecillion
sextillion


dodekillion
13
1039
duodecillion
sextilliard


trisdekillion
14
1042
tredecillion
septillion


tetradekillion
15
1045
quattuordecillion
septilliard


pentadekillion
16
1048
quindecillion
octillion


hexadekillion
17
1051
sexdecillion
octilliard


heptadekillion
18
1054
septendecillion
nonillion


oktadekillion
19
1057
octodecillion
nonilliard


enneadekillion
20
1060
novemdecillion
decillion


icosillion
21
1063
vigintillion
decilliard


icosihenillion
22
1066
unvigintillion
undecillion


icosidillion
23
1069
duovigintillion
undecilliard


icositrillion
24
1072
trevigintillion
duodecillion


icositetrillion
25
1075
quattuorvigintillion
duodecilliard


icosipentillion
26
1078
quinvigintillion
tredecillion


icosihexillion
27
1081
sexvigintillion
tredecilliard


icosiheptillion
28
1084
septenvigintillion
quattuordecillion


icosioktillion
29
1087
octovigintillion
quattuordecilliard


icosiennillion
30
1090
novemvigintillion
quindecillion


triacontillion
31
1093
trigintillion
quindecilliard


triacontahenillion
32
1096
untrigintillion
sexdecillion


triacontadillion
33
1099
duotrigintillion
sexdecilliard


triacontatrillion
...

Names for Large Numbers

The English names for large numbers are coined from the Latin names for small numbers n by adding the ending -illion suggested by the name "million." Thus billion and trillion are coined from the Latin prefixes bi- (n = 2) and tri- (n = 3), respectively. In the American system for naming large numbers, the name coined from the Latin number n applies to the number 103n+3. In a system traditional in many European countries, the same name applies to the number 106n.

In particular, a billion is 109 = 1 000 000 000 in the American system and 1012 = 1 000 000 000 000 in the European system. For 109, Europeans say "thousand million" or "milliard."

Although we describe the two systems today as American or European, both systems are actually of French origin. The French physician and mathematician Nicolas Chuquet (1445-1488) apparently coined the words byllion and tryllion and used them to represent 1012 and 1018, respectively, thus establishing what we now think of as the "European" system. However, it was also French mathematicians of the 1600`s who used billion and trillion for 109 and 1012, respectively. This usage became common in France and in America, while the original Chuquet nomenclature remained in use in Britain and Germany. The French decided in 1948 to revert to the Chuquet ("European") system, leaving the U.S. as the chief standard bearer for what then became clearly an American system.

In recent years, American usage has eroded the European system, particularly in Britain and to a lesser extent in other countries. This is primarily due to American finance, because Americans insist that $1 000 000 000 be called a billion dollars. In 1974, the government of Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced that henceforth "billion" would mean 109 and not 1012 in official British reports and statistics. The Times of London style guide now defines "billion" as "one thousand million, not a million million."

The result of all this is widespread confusion. Anyone who uses the words "billion" and "trillion" internationally should make clear which meaning of those words is intended. On the Internet, some sites outside the U.S. use the compound designation "milliard/billion" to designate the number 1 000 000 000. In science, the names of large numbers are usually avoided completely by using the appropriate SI prefixes. Thus 109 watts is a gigawatt and 1012 joules is a terajoule. Such terms cannot be mistaken.

There is no real hope of resolving the controversy in favor of either system. Americans are not likely to adopt the European nomenclature, and Europeans will always regard the American system as an imposition. However, it is possible to imagine a solution: junk both Latin-based systems and move to a Greek-based system in which, for n greater than 3, the Greek number n is used to generate a name for 103n. (The traditional names thousand and million are retained for n = 1 and 2 and the special name gillion, suggested by the SI prefix giga-, is proposed for n = 3.)...

RIL has invested a huge amount in secured place the annual report has all,
yes it is little difficult to understand by common man,but a knowledgeable person gets all,and has got all....

Bura Jo Dekhan Main Chala, Bura Naa Milya Koye
Jo Mann Khoja Apnaa, To Mujhse Bura Naa Koye

I searched for the crooked, met not a single one
When searched myself, “I” found the crooked one
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