23 March 2020 – 3,935 points fall in Sensex: The Sensex was broken by 3,935 points due to the Kovid-19 epidemic. The possibility of lockdown stalled the market, and investors suffered heavy losses.

March 12, 2020 – 2,919 points fall in Sensex: Corona’s global proliferation and Yes Bank crisis pulled the Sensex down 2,919 points. 10% lower circuit, trading stopped.

March 9, 2020 – Sensex declines by 1,941 points: The Sensex dropped 1,941 points from the fall in oil prices and the concern of Kovid-19. This was a major decline before the epidemic.

27 February 2020 – Sensex declines by 1,448 points: Increasing cases of Kovid-19 intimidated the market. The Sensex dropped 1,448 points, which stagged the trust of the investors.

24 February 2020 – Sensex declines by 806 points: At the beginning of the global impact of Corona, the Sensex fell 806 points. This was the first major decline related to epidemic.

6 February 2020 – Sensex declines by 1,000 points: The Sensex declined by about 1,000 points due to uncertainty and global signals after the budget. The market volatility increased.

3 February 2020 – Sensex declines by 2,100 points: The Sensex dropped about 2,100 points due to the possibility of budget despair and economic recession. Investors remained restless.

31 January 2020 – Sensex declines by 987 points: Economic sluggish and global uncertainty pushed the Sensex down 987 points. There was constant pressure in the market.

August 24, 2015 – Sensex declines by 1,624 points: China’s recession and rupee weakness shook the market. The Sensex fell 1,624 points which was the biggest one -day decline of the time.