Mumbai, April 7 -- Opening after a gap of two days, India's stock market on Monday witnessed a massive crash as the benchmark indices continue to reel under the disastrous impact of US President Donald Trump's 'reciprocal tariffs' announced on April 2. The BSE Sensex dived by over 2226 points or 2.9 percent while the NIFTY saw a steep drop of over 742 points or 3.24 percent, resulting in the erosion of about Rs 12 lakh crore investors' wealth on a single. This is the worst fall of the indices in the last 10 months and came amidst the increasing negative sentiment regarding the stock markets because of Trump's decision to impose 26 percent tariffs on Indian imports announced on April 2, which will come into effect from April 9. Trump has als...