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Mumbai, June 21, 2026, 00:37 (IST) Paras Defence and Space Technologies Ltd starts a four-session trading week after rallying 28.4% over the past five sessions. The stock finished Friday up 7.5% at ₹1,408.65, hitting a new NSE high of ₹1,443 during the day. This came as the Nifty 50 gave up 154.90 points to end at 24,013.10. (The Economic Times) Recent gains seem more about theme than new business. Paras’s June 18 exchange notice mentioned meetings with investors at a Mumbai defence event set for June 25 but didn’t announce any new contract. That point stands out since the price

MUMBAI, June 20, 2026, 22:36 (IST) Tata Consultancy Services shares tumbled ₹78.30 to ₹2,125 on Friday, posting their sharpest single-day drop of the week. The stock had climbed through Wednesday but lost ground after Friday’s decline erased earlier gains. TCS ended the week 1.7% off last week’s close. (Equitypandit) Accenture was the trigger. The company’s results are seen as an early read on global tech budgets for TCS and its Indian peers. Accenture cut its annual revenue growth outlook to 3%-4% in local currency from a previous 3%-5% range.

Mumbai, June 20, 2026, 20:33 (IST) Reliance Industries shares closed the week in the green, though they dropped on Friday after the company said it began the listing process for its Jio Platforms arm. The stock fell 1.4% on Friday to end at ₹1,309.50 on the National Stock Exchange. For the week, it gained 1.3%. (Investing.com India) Markets were shut on Saturday. Shares fell Friday after gaining ahead of Reliance’s annual shareholder meeting, pointing to the IPO news being mostly priced in already. Focus now turns to where Jio will be valued, what the cash will be used for, and

MUMBAI, June 20, 2026, 18:44 IST Tata Technologies is pitching India as the next major automotive engineering and investment hub after China, arguing that global carmakers need both a large growth market and a place where they can scale technical teams quickly. “After China, I think many customers, OEMs, manufacturers are viewing India as the next big story now,” Nachiket Paranjpe, president of global industries and ESS delivery, told ETAuto. OEMs are carmakers; Paranjpe also said virtual engineering and simulation were helping clients cut vehicle-development cycles by roughly 40%.