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The Indian equity benchmarks nosedived in noon deals on Thursday, October 1, as rising bond yields in United States and surging crude in global markets dented investor sentiment.

The SENSEX fell as much as 952 points and NIFTY50 index broke below 22,500 and touched an intraday low of 22,301 dragged down by losses in index heavyweights like Reliance Industries, Mahindra & Mahindra, Larsen & Toubro, ICICI Bank, ITC, Maruti Suzuki and Tata Steel.

As of 1:00 pm, the SENSEX was down 774 points at 71,707 and NIFTY50 index declined 250 points to 22,370.

The PM-DHARA stands for PM-Developing Harmonized and Accelerated Renewable-energy Access. The scheme is significant in view of India's ambitious target of 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030.

According to an official statement, the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved the PM-DHARA Scheme.

Trading volume in the stock jumped by 47 times to 3.65 crore shares compared with an average volume of 7.79 lakh shares on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

Trading volume rose 12.3 times to 2.53 crore shares compared with an average volume of 20.51 lakh shares on the NSE.

Trading volume jumped 7.4 times to 3.19 lakh shares compared with an average volume of 43,249 shares on the NSE.

On the BSE, 34,000 shares changed hands compared with an average of 7,508 shares traded daily in the past two weeks.

Trading volume jumped 4.9 times to 1.65 crore shares compared with an average volume of 33.47 lakh shares on the NSE.

As many as 10.98 lakh shares changed hands on the BSE compared with an average of 3.86 lakh shares traded daily in the past two weeks.

Bajaj Auto: Shares of the two-wheeler maker dropped 8.88% to an intraday low of ₹9,895.40 after its sales declined 12% on a year-on-year (YoY) basis to 2,39,771 units in September 2026, in comparison to 2,73,188 units in the same period last year.

While the domestic sales for two-wheelers declined in the period under review, the company’s export volumes gained 34% to 2,11,723 units, from 1,57,665 units, supporting the overall total sales increase.

In the case of commercial vehicles, Bajaj Auto’s total sales increased to 86,949 units for the segment, in comparison to 79,651 units in September 2025.

Trading volume spiked by 4.4 times to 11.59 lakh shares compared with an average volume of 2.62 lakh shares on the NSE.