JSW Steel rose 2.06% and ONGC gained 1.35% to top the Nifty 50 gainers list, while Axis Bank fell 4.19% and Tata Motors dropped 3.09% on October 19.
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Words Worth Noting – October 19, 2026
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Editorial: Letter from the Chair
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Yes Bank AT-1 bonds verdict shows why bank rescues must follow the law
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Tiger Shroff could have been India’s Karate Kid. Bollywood missed the chance
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