At the start of the trading session, Sensex witnessed a rise of 135.15 points, opening at 64,254.83, while Nifty gained 49.25 points to open at 19,170.25. Among the Nifty companies, there were 28 advances, 21 declines, and one remained unchanged.
The Centre on Sunday said that the Department of Consumer Affairs is monitoring Onion exports and prices on a daily basis to ensure stable domestic prices and availability to consumers
Appalled at the state of affairs and absolute lack of basic infrastructure required for industries to start functioning, the LG directed the DSIIDC and other concerned agencies, including the Municipal Corporation of Delhi and Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to make infrastructure conduciv
At the start of the trading session, the Sensex, India's benchmark index, opened 63.98 points lower at 63,645.82. Meanwhile, the Nifty, reflecting the broader market sentiment, opened 44.85 points lower at 19,002.40.
PM Narendra Modi on Sunday called upon Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and took stock of the situation in the wake of the train derailment between Alamanda and Kantakapalle section in Andhra Pradesh.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday called upon Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and took stock of the situation in the wake of the train derailment between Alamanda and Kantakapalle section in Andhra Pradesh.
The Sensex index recorded a remarkable surge of 634.65 points, ultimately closing at 63,782.80. Simultaneously, the Nifty index showed strong performance by gaining 190.00 points and concluding at 19,047.25. These remarkable figures attest to the market's resilience.
The Sensex opened with a gain of 520.41 points at 63,650.26, and the Nifty started 149.95 points higher at 19,006.80. In the Nifty companies, 47 registered advances, while 3 saw declines.
In a move, the brokerage has included three prominent stocks, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd, Bank of Baroda, and Hindustan Unilever, in its Emerging Markets (EM) Model portfolio.
The Directorate of Enforcement (ED) has provisionally attached assets worth Rs 134.02 crore in the form of 1000 Non-Convertible Redeemable Preference Shares of face value Rs. 200 each of M/s KFin Technologies Ltd (KFintech) held in the name of son of C. Parthasarathy, the CMD of M/s Karvy St
The Sensex plummeted by a staggering 900.91 points, closing at 63,148.15, while the Nifty also experienced a substantial drop of 264.90 points, concluding the trading day at 18,857.25.