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Nifty IT index has lagged behind Nifty 50 in the last year, but experts believe that the sector could witness a revival with improving macros and cost efficiency measures.

FY25 initiates with expectations of double-digit returns in major indices despite past volatility. Market corrections due to external factors balanced by robust domestic investor confidence. Significance of general elections on market trajectory highlighted.

Niraj Kumar discusses market volatility, medium to long term opportunities, value in certain market segments, and positive outlook for BFSI sector in the upcoming earnings season, emphasizing the importance of a bottom-up investment approach. Kumar says: "market has actually gone through a lot of consolidation whether it is IT, FMCG and some of the segments where we have not really seen market moving as much."

Expert view: Rahul Ghose expects the April series to be volatile due to the start of voting. Market consolidation is expected with Nifty levels between 19,000-24,300. The key levels for the April series are at 23,000 (upside) and 21,200 (downside).

FY25 Outlook: Indian stock market benchmarks Sensex and Nifty 50 ended FY24 with gains of 29 per cent and 25 per cent respectively. Challenges for Nifty 50 in FY25 include rate cuts, earnings, geopolitical tensions, etc.

Expert View : Kunal Vora, Head of India Equity Research, BNP Paribas said that Domestic flows have become the bedrock of Indian Equities. However, valuations are looking expensive for the market as a whole and most of the key sectors. December 2025 Nifty-50 target of 23,500, implies a 6-7% return

Chatra: Seven men, including two who had pelted stones at police during a Holi event at Dutmi village under the Hunterganj police station, were arrest.

Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh's Aashi Chouksey and Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar excelled at the ISAS Dortmund in Germany, securing gold and silver medals in t.

Funded by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), these once vibrant hubs of learning have been languishing in neglect for several years with little to no upkeep.

With the arrest of one robber Garhwa police  claimed to have cracked the Jewellery shop  robbery case involving  gold ornaments worth over Rs 1.25 crores. Police on Sunday said they had arrested one person,  in connection with an armed dacoity that had taken place at a jewellery