India, Feb. 12 -- Indian stock market has become a victim of mounting global market tensions over a range of issues, some of which stem from US President Donald Trump's policy decisions. The Asian country's market, which usually stays insulated from global volatility, has experienced a crash in recent sessions.

Sensex, the bigger of the two market indices in India, has witnessed an over 2,400-point dip in its value, going from 78,583.81 at close on February 4 to 76,171.08 on February 12. On the other hand, Nifty has witnessed a nearly 700-point crash in its value, from 23,739.25 on February 4 to 23,045.25 on February 12. They have fallen around 3% each in that time period.

Among Sensex stocks, Mahindra and Mahindra, ITC, Power Grid Corp...