Graphic explaining India AI Content Rules 2026 under amended IT Rules, highlighting social media platform obligations to label AI-generated content, prevent deepfakes, and strengthen grievance compliance systems.

India’s New AI Content Rules 2026: What Social Media Platforms Must Do, Official Guidelines & Impact on Users

India AI Content Rules 2026: New IT Guidelines Mandate Synthetic Media Labeling India AI Content Rules 2026 introduce strengthened compliance obligations for digital intermediaries, requiring clear labeling of synthetic media and enhanced due diligence mechanisms under the Information Technology framework. The regulatory update aims to curb AI-driven misinformation, deepfake manipulation, and platform-level accountability gaps. The…

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STT hike on F&O trading in Budget 2026 triggering stock market sell-off

Budget 2026: STT Hike on F&O Trading Sparks Market Turmoil

Indian Markets Slide After Budget 2026: What Went Wrong? Budget 2026 has sparked a sharp sell-off in Indian equity markets, with investors reacting negatively to a steep hike in Securities Transaction Tax (STT) on Futures and Options (F&O) trading. While the government reiterated its intent to curb speculative activity, the immediate market response has been…

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Stock market ahead of budget as FII selling continues and DII buying supports indices

Budget Expectations Keep Markets on Edge; Key Sectors in Focus

Indian equity markets remain cautious as investors closely track Budget-related expectations, with sector-specific positioning and institutional flows shaping near-term market behaviour. Benchmark indices have shown increased volatility, reflecting uncertainty around fiscal priorities, government spending, and policy continuity, even as broader market fundamentals remain stable. Why Budget Expectations Are Driving Volatility Markets typically turn volatile ahead…

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What Smart Money Does During Market Volatility

What Smart Money Does During Market Volatility

Periods of market volatility often trigger emotional responses among retail investors. Sharp swings, headline-driven moves, and uncertainty can lead to panic selling or impulsive buying.In contrast, “smart money” — institutional investors, long-term funds, and seasoned market participants — typically respond very differently. Understanding how smart money behaves during volatile phases offers valuable insight into market…

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