The government of India is pushing for broader use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine-learning (ML) tools across electricity distribution networks — with the aim of lowering consumer power bills and improving energy efficiency.
The government of India is pushing for broader use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine-learning (ML) tools across electricity distribution networks — with the aim of lowering consumer power bills and improving energy efficiency.
The government has instructed developers working under the IndiaAI Mission to give top priority to addressing and mitigating bias in large language models (LLMs) before they are rolled out for public use.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 26186.45 FII -438.90 cr DII 4189.17 cr
As discussed in the previous report dated 1st December 2025, market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the week as Nifty lost control at our resistance of 26323 (made a weekly high of 26325.8). Sellers struck again and dragged Nifty down to 25891.
As per market veteran expects double-digit corporate earnings growth only in FY27. Interest rate cuts in 2026 likely smaller than 2025. Gold and silver may rise. Mid-caps may outperform. Avoid panic selling, leverage, high PE IPOs, or expensive SME stocks; focus on savings and long-term horizon.
According to recent market updates, the primary market is gearing up for what could become one of its busiest weeks in 2025: a total of 13 fresh IPOs — across both mainboard and SME segments — are expected to open for subscription.
As part of its semi-annual reconstitution, BSE Index Services has announced a major overhaul of the BSE 500 index — 32 new stocks will be added, and an equal number removed — effective from December 22, 2025.
As markets resume trading this week, several domestic and global developments are likely to sway investor sentiment on Dalal Street.
Even though the Nifty has crossed the 26,000 mark and the BSE Sensex has crossed 86,000 — signalling overall market strength — many individual investors find their personal portfolios underperforming.
In the first week of December 2025, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold Indian equities worth ₹11,820 crore, continuing a string of heavy capital outflows this year.
India’s enormous household stockpile of gold — estimated at around US $3.8 trillion — now presents a potential alternative to foreign investment.
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