Indian shares rose on Tuesday for the second straight day. The Nifty closed at 25,725.40, up 42.65 points (0.17%). The Sensex gained 173.81 points (0.21%) to settle at 83,450.96. IT, consumer, and financial stocks pushed markets higher, but energy and metals dragged them down. Fractal Analytics shares jumped 9%, hitting Rs 921 on the NSE, after a weak debut. Prabhudas Lilladher sees a 40% potential upside in the stock. It ended at Rs 883.45, up 4.3%. Infosys shares surged by 4.7% intraday and closed 1.88% higher at Rs 1,391.30. This followed an announcement of a partnership with Anthropic to work on enterprise AI solutions for telecom, finance, manufacturing, and software sectors. Newgen Software broke a five-day losing streak and soared 14% to Rs 527.50 on heavy volumes of nearly 5 crore shares. Kwality Wall’s dropped 5% to Rs 27.95 in its second day after listing, now down 30% from Rs 40.20, its demerger price. Ola Electric fell to a fresh low of Rs 27.36. It lost 5% intraday and closed at Rs 27.98, a 3% drop from Monday. This marked its fourth straight fall due to weak Q3 results. The company posted a Rs 487 crore net loss in Q3FY26, with revenue down 55% to Rs 470 crore. Engineers India closed 5% lower at Rs 215.27, after booking profits following a 14% jump the previous day. Its Q3 net profit rose over three times to Rs 302 crore, helped by strong execution and doubled turnkey business revenue of Rs 1,194 crore. This was its second straight double-digit rally.