MUMBAI, May 26 (Reuters) – Indian shares fall, giving up
earlier gains of nearly 2 percent due to profit-taking in shares
of state-run companies such as Bank of Baroda while
caution ahead of
Indian shares give up gains as shares of state-run firms slump on profit taking
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