Indian major indices have turned indecisive  but Nifty Media is at the forefront of positive move with 1 per cent gains. Nifty Media Index has taken a major support at 3215-3220 levels which is its multiple resistance turned support level. 

Brushing aside rumours that Videocon chief Venugopal Dhoot has left the country, the company expresses confidence that it will be able to repay its lenders soon.

In the current volatile market, investors are diversifying their portfolios to safeguard their investment and avoid losses.

Going ahead, the levels of 10,275 and 10,310 would act as immediate resistances for the index and, on the downside, the levels of 10,200 followed by 10,130 would be seen as support for the index. Stocks in the news: Filatex India, Bank of Baroda, Bank of India, Shree Renuka Sugars, TCS, Spice Jet, Global Offshore Services, GTL Infrastructure, L&T Finance and Interglobe Aviation

Today, the markets are likely to make an optimistic start following firm global cues. Also, traders will be getting support from the report that net direct tax collection in the April-Feb period of 2017-18 showed a whopping 19.5% growth from the year ago period to Rs 744,000 crore. The SGX Nifty is indicating that the Nifty could open with gains of 40 points around 10,278 at the opening bell.  

The number of women fund manager in Indian fund management industry is on rising, despite that they are inadequately represented in the industry. 

The IPO of Bharat Dynamics will remain open for subscription from March 13-15, 2018. The issue consists of Offer for Sale (OFS) where the Indian government is selling 12% stake worth Rs 960.94 crore. The issue price is in the range of Rs 413-428 per equity share having face value of Rs 10 each.

Nashik-based real estate company Karda Constructions (KCL) is entering capital market with the Initial Public Offering (IPO) of 43 lakh equity shares.

One of India's newest bank Bandhan Bank is entering the equity market through Rs. 4,500 crore Initial public offering (IPO).

The Information technology(IT) sector funds look to be back on track after two years of immense underperformance. These funds have returned nearly around ~31 per cent in the last one year.