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Sensex, Nifty End Higher In Special Trading Session As New Hindu Year Begins
The Indian stock markets edged higher on Tuesday in the special Muhurat trading session held to mark Diwali 2025 and the beginning of the new Hindu calendar year, Vikram Samvat 2082.
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NSE, BSE To Conduct 1-Hour Diwali Special Trading On October 21
Stock exchanges NSE and BSE will conduct a special Muhurat trading session on Tuesday, October 21, to mark the festival of Diwali, the bourses announced on Monday.
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Sensex Rose By 335.06 Points To Settle At 79,724 In Muhurat Session
Benchmark Sensex rose by 335.06 points, or 0.42 per cent, to settle at 79,724.12 in a special Muhurat trading session on Friday, starting the new Samvat 2081 on a high note.
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Sensex Rises 448 Points, Nifty Rallies Above 24,300 In Muhurat Trading Session
Benchmark BSE Sensex rose nearly 448 points in the early session of special Muhurat trading on across-the-board buying by investors to mark the start of the new Samvat Year 2081.
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An Annual Diwali Ritual That Sets The Share Market Abuzz In Evening
The Indian share market will open for an hour this evening for a special trading session on Diwali. Muhurat trading session, as it is called, is an annual ritual in the Indian share market that marks the beginning of the Hindu calendar.
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All About Muhurat Trading, Date, Time And History
Diwali is one of the most popular festivals of India, marked by joy and fervour. Apart from the celebrations, this day has a special significance in the share market due to the 'Muhurat Trading' session that is held on the festival day every year.
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Diwali Muhurat Trading To Take Place On November 12: All You Need To Know
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) are set to open for a one-hour Diwali Muhurat Trading session on November 12, Sunday.
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Muhurat Trading: Sensex Falls Nearly 200 Points, Banking Stocks Drag
In the year to Diwali 2017, the Sensex gained 16 per cent and the Nifty 18 per cent. Small-cap and mid-cap indices rose even more.
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Sensex, Nifty End Higher In Special Trading Session As New Hindu Year Begins
The Indian stock markets edged higher on Tuesday in the special Muhurat trading session held to mark Diwali 2025 and the beginning of the new Hindu calendar year, Vikram Samvat 2082.
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NSE, BSE To Conduct 1-Hour Diwali Special Trading On October 21
Stock exchanges NSE and BSE will conduct a special Muhurat trading session on Tuesday, October 21, to mark the festival of Diwali, the bourses announced on Monday.
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Sensex Rose By 335.06 Points To Settle At 79,724 In Muhurat Session
Benchmark Sensex rose by 335.06 points, or 0.42 per cent, to settle at 79,724.12 in a special Muhurat trading session on Friday, starting the new Samvat 2081 on a high note.
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Sensex Rises 448 Points, Nifty Rallies Above 24,300 In Muhurat Trading Session
Benchmark BSE Sensex rose nearly 448 points in the early session of special Muhurat trading on across-the-board buying by investors to mark the start of the new Samvat Year 2081.
-
An Annual Diwali Ritual That Sets The Share Market Abuzz In Evening
The Indian share market will open for an hour this evening for a special trading session on Diwali. Muhurat trading session, as it is called, is an annual ritual in the Indian share market that marks the beginning of the Hindu calendar.
-
All About Muhurat Trading, Date, Time And History
Diwali is one of the most popular festivals of India, marked by joy and fervour. Apart from the celebrations, this day has a special significance in the share market due to the 'Muhurat Trading' session that is held on the festival day every year.
-
Diwali Muhurat Trading To Take Place On November 12: All You Need To Know
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) are set to open for a one-hour Diwali Muhurat Trading session on November 12, Sunday.
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Muhurat Trading: Sensex Falls Nearly 200 Points, Banking Stocks Drag
In the year to Diwali 2017, the Sensex gained 16 per cent and the Nifty 18 per cent. Small-cap and mid-cap indices rose even more.
