Nifty Composite G-sec Index

Nifty September 2026 futures closed at 24081.00 (LTP) on Tuesday, at a premium of 25.20 points over spot closing of 24055.80, while Nifty October 2026 futures ended at 24200.00 (LTP), at a premium of 144.20 points over spot closing. Nifty September futures saw an addition of 8,353 units, taking the total open interest (Contracts) to 2,50,330 units. The near month derivatives contract will expire on September 29, 2026. (Provisional)

From the most active contracts, HDFC Bank September 2026 futures traded at a premium of 1.60 points at 713.50 (LTP) compared with spot closing of 711.90. The numbers of contracts traded were 38,999. (Provisional) 

Reliance Industries September 2026 futures traded at a premium of 2.50 points at 1311.50 (LTP) compared with spot closing of 1309.00. The numbers of contracts traded were 35,482. (Provisional) 

Maruti Suzuki India September 2026 futures traded at a premium of 28.00 points at 12978.00 (LTP) compared with spot closing of 12950.00. The numbers of contracts traded were 20,159. (Provisional) 

Infosys September 2026 futures traded at a premium of 1.50 points at 1157.50 (LTP) compared with spot closing of 1156.00. The numbers of contracts traded were 19,693. (Provisional) 

TVS Motor Company September 2026 futures traded at a premium of 3.00 points at 4206.00 (LTP) compared with spot closing of 4203.00. The numbers of contracts traded were 16,325. (Provisional)

The Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP), on September 1, 2026, withdrew their call for a march on September 5, 2026, after ‘assurances’ given by the Centre over withdrawal of FIRs in connection with the NEET-UG paper leak protests in Delhi in July.

CJP co-convenor Saurav Das appeared before a bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana to inform the court about the decision. Saurav Das stated that, owing to the assurances given by the government to withdraw the FIRs and work out the modalities of the compensation scheme for victims of the July 20 police crackdown, the CJP ‘deems it appropriate to withdraw the march scheduled for September 5, 2026’.

During today’s hearing, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Central Government, urged the SC to facilitate the closure and quashing of FIRs filed against students who participated in protests between July 20 and July 25 across several parts of the country. He told the bench that the Centre is committed to honour the assurance given to the CJP leaders and provide compensation to the families of students who ended their lives after the cancellation of the NEET exam. Mehta further told the court that it will pay compensation to families of the students who died and sought three months to work out the modalities. 

On August 24, the CJP had announced the September 5 march from India Gate to the New Delhi Police Headquarters over the Centre’s alleged failure to honour the promises made during the Delhi protests, particularly those related to the withdrawal of FIRs against the demonstrators. The protesters had claimed that several commitments made at the time, particularly those relating to FIRs and written assurances, had not been fulfilled.