services like advertisements.Both Flipkart and Amazon have a slew of companies registered in India, which run their business across commerce, logistics, whole-sale and payments. These units gets capital infusion from investment holding companies registered overseas.Flipkart’s commerce business in India is housed under two companies, of which the first one is Flipkart Internet. Singapore-registered Flipkart Marketplace, which in turn is owned by the parent company Flipkart Limited, owns 99.74% stake in Flipkart Internet.The other main commerce unit is Flipkart India Private Limited, the wholesale cash-and-carry unit which is owned by Flipkart Limited directly and registers product sales.In FY15, Flipkart India and Flipkart Internet reported a combined a loss of Rs 2,000 cr ore. Combined sales trebled to Rs 10,390 crore in FY15, with Flipkart India accounting for over 90%Dress Circle K3

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Dress Circle guide

The Dress Circle is the second tier of seating, located directly above the Stalls. With a smaller capacity, the section seats just over 400 people. The widest rows in this section can be found toward the front, with the longest row reaching 50 seats in Row A. The Dress Circle is split into three blocks of seating intersected by two diagonal aisles.

Four Boxes are situated at the rear of the seating, with Box B and C available for access patrons. The Upper Circle overhang begins at around Row C, but has a limited effect on the view in the rear rows, ensuring clear sight-lines throughout the section.

Relatively low safety rails only moderately affect the view from the front of the section. There