Most people know the Indian stock market “opens at 9:15 and closes at 3:30.” That’s still roughly true, but it leaves out most of what happens before and after those times. In 2026 it’s also no longer the whole story.…
To invest in the share market in India, you need three things: a PAN card, a bank account, and a demat plus trading account with a SEBI-registered broker. Once your KYC is approved (often within a day), you can buy…
The share market is a regulated marketplace where people buy and sell small pieces of ownership in companies. Each piece is called a share. When you buy one share of a company like Infosys or HDFC Bank, you become a…
