Sensex soars 965 points as IT, banking and auto stocks lead market rally
The Indian stock markets ended on a strong note on Friday, supported by robust buying in auto, information technology (IT), and banking stocks.
The Indian stock markets ended on a strong note on Friday, supported by robust buying in auto, information technology (IT), and banking stocks.
Indian stock markets on Monday recovered smartly from early losses to close marginally higher, led by gains in information technology (IT) stocks.
Indian stock markets ended the week on a positive note on Friday, extending their winning streak to a third consecutive session, with the Nifty closing above the 24,250 mark, supported by buying in IT, pharma, metal and realty stocks.
Over 73,200 jobs were cut in the initial three months of 2026 Q1FY26 by 95 Information Technology (IT) companies, data compiled by Layoffs.fyi said.
Artificial Intelligence is often described as the next phase of Information Technology. This idea has gained widespread acceptance across boardrooms, universities, and policy discussions.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday inaugurated the Kartavya Bhavan, a state-of-the-art office complex, at Kartavya Path in Delhi. The new building, which is Kartavya Bhawan three, is part of the Central Vista Project and will be the new power centre of the country. The Prime Minister dedicated the building to the nation.
The government has issued orders banning 1,524 illegal gambling websites and mobile apps between 2022 and June 2025, the Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
UIDAI has accessed 1.55 crore death records with the Registrar General of India for deactivating Aadhaar numbers of deceased persons as part of the proactive measures to maintain the continued accuracy and integrity of the Aadhaar database
West Bengal Information & Technology (IT) minister Babul Supriyo urged tech biggies to come forward and adopt start-ups, who, for some reasons, are failing to live up to expectations. This will help immensely in promoting the start-up ecosystem in the state.
Nearly 53 per cent of Indian companies that were hit by ransomware attacks paid the ransom to get their data back, a new report has said.
