Asia’s highest contemporary land art exhibition sā Ladakh comes to end here on Wednesday with a closing ceremony that witnessed around 300 people including artists (national and international) and locals witnessing the projection of light in the natural surface by German artist Philipp Frank
Indian stock indices continued to trade on a steady note on Wednesday. At the opening bell, Sensex and Nifty were just 0.07 per cent lower from the previous closing.
At the time of market closing, the BSE Sensex had surged by 267.43 points to reach a closing value of 65,216.09. Simultaneously, the NSE Nifty index climbed by 83.45 points, ending the trading session at 19,393.60.
The closing ceremony on Sunday night was a star-studded extravaganza, as the Indian and Australian crowd gathered to witness the culmination of this cinematic celebration.
The Nifty index initially faced a downward trend, finding support around the 19,250 mark before making a rebound. However, the overall sentiment in the market remains uncertain as it grapples with an ongoing retracement from its recent peak.
The stock market kicked off the trading week on a cautious note, experiencing a dip in key indices during the early hours of Monday's session. However, the market displayed resilience and managed to reverse its course by the time of closing, registering an uptick in both the Sensex and Ni
The Sensex, which experienced a dip earlier in the session, rebounded and closed up by 149.31 points at 65,995.81. The Nifty recorded a noteworthy rise of 61.70 points, closing at 19,632.55 at the time of market closing.
At the close of trading, the Sensex, which tracks the performance of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), stood at 65,843.59, indicating a decline of 109.88 points.
Following a number of occurrences, including calls for a Muslims boycott and the closing of mosques in Gurugram, the Supreme Court received a new petition seeking to initiate appropriate action against the speakers who instigated communal disharmony.