For Long Term 2015....

Buy SBI for long-term:

Banking sector may recently see much volatility and lack of promise due to RBI announcements, but SBI is almost a surefire large cap stock with little chance of loss if you go long term. This is because of the ever-expanding network of SBI, especially in the remote areas, coupled with the increasing sales of various financial services and instruments like insurance, mutual funds and demat account. The average retail bankers still mostly trust SBI, and it is a good large cap stock to buy in 2014. Its huge asset size can protect against market volatility. Buy on dips. 

Buy Bharti Airtel, expect annualized 20-25% return in 2015:

One of the best performing large cap stocks in 2013, Bharti Airtel cannot be neglected as we build our ideal large cap portfolio for 2014-15. Indeed, past performances are not always indicative of future returns, but with Bharti Airel you can expect 30% return in 2014 and over 20% in 2015.

Accumulate Larsen & Toubro, Oman hub may deliver:

L&T is a colossal brand in the Indian engineering market. Recently, Larsen and Toubro has been in news for their contemplation to develop a manufacturing hub in Oman to cater to the emerging demands of the Middle East. The project may significantly increase the stock price of L&T in future and it is a good long term stock you can accumulate in 2014. 

Other Suggestions:

Berger Paints Ltd

Ambuja Cement Ltd

Axis Bank

Kothari Petrochemicals Ltd

Pressman Advertising Ltd

JVL Agro Industries Ltd:It has a Market Cap of around Rs.200 crores and trading at around Rs.15 per share. It has P/E of 4 and book value of Rs.15. JVLis the largest single in-house manufacturer of Vanaspathi Oils. It has a dividend yield of around 1.5% 

NeoCorp International Ltd:Neo Corp is a packaging provider expecially in textile manufacturing. It manufactures under PackTech brand. It has a market cap of around Rs.60 crores and per share costs around Rs.15. The PE ratio is close to 2 and dividend yield is 4%.

Genus Power Infrastructure:This is one of the leading electricity meters manufacturer in India. Have moderate debt on their books. The stock costs around Rs.21 and the market cap is around Rs.500crore. The PE ratio is around 9 and promoter holds around 50%. Earns around Rs70 crore profit every year.

Manali Petrochemicals:The company earns around a quarterly profit of Rs 9 crore and has almost no debt. It has been around for a long time and is currently valued at around Rs 200 crores.They are also regular in their dividend policy and the current dividend yield is around 4.3 %. A good penny stock to bet on for long term.