Bharat Express

Business

The Indian stock market opened in the red on Thursday, as rising tensions in the Russia-Ukraine war weighed on investor sentiment.

The Indian stock market closed Wednesday for the Maharashtra assembly elections, after a brief period of optimism in the previous session.

The Indian stock market saw heavy volatility on Tuesday, with a strong rally fading by the end due to growing geopolitical concerns.

This marks the first time the daily domestic passenger count has crossed the 5 lakh mark. Airlines operated 3,173 flights that day, reflecting strong demand driven by the festive and wedding seasons

Ola Electric emerged as the market leader with 37% of sales, followed by TVS Motor, Bajaj Auto, and Ather Energy. Together, these four companies claimed 83% of the e2W segment

The workforce participation of women with primary-level education doubled, from 24.9% in 2017-18 to 50.2% in 2023-24. The data reflects India’s growing strides toward gender inclusivity in the labour market

Indian stock market opened on a positive note on Tuesday, with significant gains in media and realty stocks driving the overall market performance.

The Sensex closed at 77,330.01, falling 241.30 points or 0.31%. Nifty ended at 23,453.80, down by 78.90 points or 0.34%. Despite the overall decline, the Nifty Bank index rose by 184.25 points or 0.37%, closing at 50,363.80

India is set to lead the G20 with a projected 7% GDP growth in 2024, making it the fastest growing major economy.

Indian stock market opened on a negative note on Monday, with significant selling pressure observed in IT, PSU banks, and pharma sectors.