Catch all the action from Dalal Street as markets surge alongside crucial state election trends. In this LIVE episode of What’s Hot, Sakshi Batra breaks down how early leads in key battlegrounds like West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Kerala and Puducherry are shaping investor sentiment. With Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party leading in several regions, markets are cheering stability cues. From a rally in auto, realty, and FMCG stocks to strong earnings reactions in defence and retail, we decode every major move. Plus, insights on FII outflows, crude oil risks, and stock-specific action in names like DMart, Vedanta, and IdeaForge. Stay tuned for expert analysis, sector trends, and what investors should track next in this high-voltage market session.
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal has delivered a major win for Adani Enterprises Limited by dismissing Vedanta Limited’s plea in the Jaypee insolvency case. The tribunal upheld the Committee of Creditors’ decision, stating it was neither arbitrary nor perverse. The case involves Jaiprakash Associates Limited, which has admitted claims exceeding ₹57,000 crore. Adani’s resolution plan, approved with 93.81% CoC votes in November 2025, has now cleared key legal hurdles, while Vedanta’s revised ₹16,070 crore bid was rejected for being submitted late in the process.
Adani paid Rs 14,535 crore for a bankrupt company drowning in over Rs.57,000 crore of debt. Here is what it walked away with
Vedanta dividend policy: The move, when implemented, may affect the sentiments of investors who have long relied on the company's predictable returns.
Vedanta had challenged a March 2026 order of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), arguing that its own bid — reportedly valued at nearly ₹17,926 crore after revisions — offered significantly higher value to creditors than Adani’s approved ₹14,535-crore plan.
Vedanta demerger 2026: According to the Vedanta's latest investor presentation, the Anil Agrawal-led group is targeting a $5 billion EBITDA by 2030.
Vedanta arm: Brokerage Nuvama has raised price target of the firm by 57% to Rs 440 against the Rs 280 earlier.
Strong earnings and steady growth - Indian Bank continues to stand out in the PSU banking space. In this exclusive conversation, MD & CEO Binod Kumar breaks down Q4 performance, growth outlook, and future strategy. With consistent profitability, improving asset quality, and robust credit growth guidance of 11-13%, the bank remains confident despite global headwinds. Retail and MSME segments continue to drive momentum, while digital adoption surges with over 90% transactions happening online. From expansion plans to cybersecurity readiness amid rising digital risks, the management outlines a balanced, cautious growth strategy. Catch the full discussion on Business Today TV for key insights into one of India’s top-performing PSU banks.
Markets took a sharp hit as macro worries returned to Dalal Street. Nifty slipped below 23,900 while Sensex tumbled nearly 1,000 points, dragged by a surge in crude oil prices above $126 per barrel. A record-low rupee added to investor concerns, intensifying pressure across sectors. From banks to autos and aviation, the selloff was broad-based. Amid the volatility, Vedanta grabbed spotlight with its mega demerger price discovery. The stock adjusted sharply, but experts say this is not value erosion - just a structural split into five entities. In this episode of What’s Hot, Sakshi Batra decodes the market crash, crude shock, and Vedanta’s big reset with market expert Tapan Doshi.
Vedanta: The demerger will be executed as a simple vertical split -- one share of each company for every share of Vedanta held. The move will result in the creation and subsequent listing of four new entities on the stock exchanges.
Vedanta’s long-awaited 5-way demerger has officially kicked in on Dalal Street today. The stock is now trading ex-demerger after a special price discovery session, with shareholders set to receive one share each in four newly-created companies. The restructuring will split Vedanta’s aluminium, oil & gas, power, and iron & steel businesses into separate listed entities, while the existing Vedanta business will continue holding Hindustan Zinc, zinc international, and copper operations. Experts say the sharp fall in Vedanta’s share price after the adjustment should not be seen as a loss, but as a technical reset following the separation of businesses.




