On Friday, via a press release, SBI Cards and Payment Services announced that the company's Board of Directors approved of raising of funds.

The board of directors of Bharat Dynamics approved the payment of interim dividend for FY21. 

On Friday, bears returned to D-Street as the domestic benchmark indices tumbled during the post-lunch session, ending far away from their respective intraday highs. Sensex declined by around 487.43 points or by 0.95 per cent to settle at 50,792.08 levels while Nifty dragged by 143.85 points or by 0.95 per cent to close at 15030.95 levels.

Speaking with DSIJ, Mr. Amit Kaushik, CFO and CEO of INFLAME India indicates, the company’s unwavering focus on innovation is what has kept it on the growth path

BSE StAR MF consistently achieves positive net equity inflow of Rs 2,402 crore in February 2021 as compared to industry outflow of Rs -10,468 crore.

On Friday, Sensex closed down by 440.76 points or by 0.87 per cent at 50,405.32 levels while Nifty fell by 142.65 points or by 0.95 per cent to close at 14,938.10 levels. 

Stocks in the realty sectors are recently seeing a buzz. On Thursday, the shares of Dilip Buildcon surged by nearly 10 per cent, making a fresh 52-week high after the company reported that it has received a new order. 

The domestic benchmark indices ended Thursday's trading session in the negative territory as Sensex tumbled 598.57 points or by 1.16 per cent to end at 50,846.08 levels while Nifty declined by 164.85 points or 1.08 per cent to settle at 15,080.75 levels. 

On Thursday, Sensex plunged around 904.73 points during the morning trading session to touch the day’s low at 50,539.92. Later, as the index recovered, Sensex was seen trading at 51,037.51, still down by 407.14 points or 0.79 per cent.  

On Wednesday, Sensex gained by more than 500 points and was up by around 1.31 per cent. Nifty also surged, gaining by 201.60 points or by 1.35 per cent around lunchtime.