One Company Tanked the Entire Nifty IT Index Today On April 22, 2026, HCL Technologies posted its Q4 FY26 results and within hours, its stock had crashed nearly 10% on the NSE, hitting a low of ₹1,301 per share. That single fall was enough to drag the Nifty IT index down by 1,228 points, or 3.87%, pulling Infosys, Tech Mahindra, TCS, and Persistent Systems along with it. If you hold an IT mutual fund or any of these stocks, today was painful. Here is the full picture what happened, why it happened, and what retail investors should actually do with

Vedanta Demerger May 1: You Are Getting Four Free Shares – But ‘Free’ Has a Price On April 20, 2026,  the evening before the stock hit a record high of ₹795 on NSE Vedanta’s board quietly approved May 1 as both the effective date and the record date for its long-delayed demerger. By May 2, every one of India’s 21 lakh retail shareholders in Vedanta will wake up holding shares in five separate companies. The headlines are calling it a gift. The reality, as always, is more complicated than that. What Is Actually Happening on May 1? Vedanta Limited, the

Two days from now, on April 22, a boardroom in Mumbai will make a decision that nearly five lakh retail investors across India have been waiting for some without even knowing it. Trent Limited, the Tata Group company behind Zudio and Westside, is set to consider issuing bonus shares for the very first time in its history. The last time the company even attempted something like this was September 21, 1996 before smartphones, before Zudio, before most of today’s retail investors were old enough to open a demat account. The stock has already surged over 28% in April 2026 alone,