New Delhi, Jan. 9 -- The third-quarter earnings season for India Inc has kicked off amid high expectations that it could prove to be a turnaround quarter. The earnings season will be closely tracked by investors, as a good India Inc report card can pull back foreign investors to the market and ease the pressure unleashed by Trump's tariff tantrum.

CLSA, in a recent report, said that India's relative valuations have become more lucrative. This, along with steady earnings growth, could bring back investor interest in India in 2026.

Next week will be action-packed on the earnings front, as several blue-chip companies announce their Q3 results. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) will report its results on Monday, while India's most valuable co...