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Indian Indices

Keep Track of Key Indian Market Indices and Top Market Movers

Including Major Indices, Top Market Movers, Active Stocks, and Market News

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04-Nov-2026 09:15

RE Unveils Himalayan 750, GT 750 & Flying Flea EV at EICMA 2026

As per the stock exchange filing, Royal Enfield unveiled an exciting new motorcycle portfolio at EICMA 2026 in Milan, marking its 125th anniversary with a renewed focus on performance, adventure and electric mobility. 

04-Nov-2026 09:14

Bajaj Mobility Q3 Revenue Jumps 57% to €351M as KTM Motorcycle Sales Surge

As per exchange filing, Bajaj Mobility AG (holding company of KTM) reported a strong operating performance in Q3FY26, with group revenue increasing 57% YoY to EUR 351.1 million

04-Nov-2026 09:13

SBI Q2 Results: PAT hits ₹23,038cr on strong credit growth & stake sale; GNPA at multi-decade low

SBI reported healthy Q2FY27 performance, supported by broad-based credit growth, margin expansion and resilient asset quality, though profitability was aided by one-off gains. 

What are Indices?

A stock market index is a hypothetical portfolio that consists of a collection of stocks, which represents the broad market or a particular sector of the market. An index helps us measure the performance of the market or an individual sector within the market. For instance, the Nifty 50 is a benchmark stock market for India and represents the top 50 companies listed on the National Stock Exchange.

How to Trade in Indices?

With an active trading and Demat account, one can decide between trading cash indices or derivatives like futures and options through platforms such as the ICICI Direct website and the ICICI Direct app. One can also invest in stock market indices for longer periods through ETFs or Index Funds that track stock market indices such as any Nifty 50 ETF or Nifty 50 Index Fund.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a benchmark index?

A benchmark stock market index acts as a ‘standard’ or a ‘reference point’ that can be used to compare the performance of an investment. For instance, let’s say investor A’s portfolio rose 0.77% on 10th March as opposed to the benchmark, which only rose 0.62%.

Benchmark indices often represent the overall market (Nifty) as opposed to a specific sector within the market (Bank Nifty).

Nifty (NSE) and Sensex (BSE) are the two major stock market indices in India. However, there are other popular sectoral indices such as Nifty Bank, Nifty IT, Nifty Pharma, etc.

Stocks are added and removed from stock market indices through a process called “index rebalancing”, which generally happens after set intervals. Factors such as market capitalisation, liquidity, and sectoral representation often play a part. For Nifty, stocks are added or removed based on the free-float market capitalisation over a 6-month period.

Nifty 50 is shuffled twice a year; primarily based on 6-month data ending on 31st January and 31st July. The changes reflect every year in March and September respectively.