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From 1000 points to 50,000: A look at Indian Share Market's terrific journey

This is a huge news story for all the Indians as Sensex hit the 50,000 marks in India for the first time ever. The share market was disrupted due to the coronavirus pandemic and this huge growth is considered a big relief. According to the market veteran SP Tulsian, the market will rise further now and he also said that India's growth trajectory looks positive in the coming months.

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