India’s stock market bounced back strongly this week, raising the total market value of the country’s top 10 companies by more than 2 lakh crore rupees.
The rally helped the two main indices finish high: the NSE Nifty climbed 418 points (about 1.6 %) and the BSE Sensex added 1,347 points, also a 1.6 % gain.
Top‑gaining stocks
- Bharti Airtel led the surge, adding 55.7 billion rupees and reaching a market cap of 11.97 trillion rupees.
- Reliance Industries followed closely, up 54.9 billion rupees to 20.55 trillion rupees.
- India’s tech giants also posted strong gains: Infosys rose 10.4 billion rupees to 6.24 trillion rupees, and Tata Consultancy Services added 40.8 billion rupees to 11.23 trillion rupees.
- Banks benefited too: State Bank of India grew 10.5 billion rupees to 8.93 trillion rupees, HDFC Bank added 9.1 billion rupees to 15.20 trillion rupees, and ICICI Bank gained 20.8 billion rupees to 9.80 trillion rupees.
- Hindustan Unilever also saw a modest lift, adding 2.9 billion rupees to reach 5.70 trillion rupees.
Stocks that slipped
- Bajaj Finance lost 30.1 billion rupees, falling to 6.33 trillion rupees.
- Life Insurance Corporation of India dropped 9.3 billion rupees, down to 5.75 trillion rupees.
Telecom and energy sectors were the biggest drivers of the market’s overall improvement. Investors’ mood improved thanks to solid global cues, fresh institutional buying, and calmer market volatility.
Despite a few weak performers, the week showed that India’s blue‑chip stocks — especially Reliance, HDFC Bank, and Bharti Airtel — remain cornerstones of the market’s recovery. The gains signal a resilient equity market and a positive outlook for investors.
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