The Indian Share Market: A Deep Dive into the Heart of India’s Financial Pulse
The Indian share market isn’t just a place where stocks are bought and sold—it’s the very pulse of India's financial aspirations. From Dalal Street veterans to first-time investors using mobile apps, the market plays a critical role in shaping India's economic story. In this post, we take a deep, structured look at what makes the Indian stock market unique, dynamic, and relevant to the common man. 1. What Exactly Is the Share Market? At its core, the share market is a marketplace where investors buy and sell shares (also called stocks) of publicly listed companies. When you buy a share, you’re essentially buying a small ownership in that company. If the company does well, so do you—and vice versa. In India, the two major stock exchanges are: Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) – Asia’s oldest exchange, established in 1875. National Stock Exchange (NSE) – Founded in 1992, it introduced electronic trading in India. Together, these exchanges list thousands of companies across var...