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Riddra Market Brief – 11 May 2026
by Riddra Markets Desk · 11 May 2026
Key highlights
- National Commission for Women alleges TCS Nashik office non-compliance with POSH Act.
- Q1 fuel losses could offset full fiscal year earnings for Oil firms.
- Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath advocates for gold-backed stablecoins in India.
- Indian Markets fall after Modi calls for fuel and gold consumption limits.
- JB Chemicals reports 30% decline in Q4 profit, announces rs 9.30 dividend.
The National Commission for Women has accused Tata Consultancy Services' Nashik office of zero compliance with the POSH Act. The report highlights multiple failures, including a lack of empathy or sympathy towards women who raised complaints….
Read article →Indian oil companies face significant losses in Q1 due to fuel prices remaining unchanged despite a 50% rise in crude oil costs. Petrol and diesel prices have not increased for two years, while LPG prices were….
Read article →Nikhil Kamath, Zerodha co-founder, has questioned the long-term viability of dollar-backed stablecoins in India. He proposed exploring gold-backed stablecoins to monetise idle household gold and reduce dependence on dollar-dominated digital financial systems, aligning with India's strategic….
Read article →On May 11, 2026, the Nifty 50 and Sensex indices recorded their steepest single-day declines since March 30, falling 1. 49% and 1.
Read article →JB Chemicals posted a 30% decline in its Q4 profit after tax, while its India business grew 2% year-on-year to ₹526 crore. The company declared a dividend of Rs 9.
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- Tata Motors' Commercial vehicle segment shows signs of recovery in Q4.
- SBI market value drops over $11 billion amid margin pressure and earnings concerns.