New Delhi: According to the National Stock Exchange, the NSE Bull represents strength, power, and resilience. Its structure has been designed keeping in mind all the qualities that are key to India’s economic growth. The bull’s strong legs, prominent hump, and formidable presence symbolize the nation’s robust financial ecosystem.
The NSE Bull is surrounded by figures which represent the People of India from diverse backgrounds. A school-going boy, a village woman, and other professionals surround the NSE Bull which is stationed in front of the NSE Headquarters. The sculpture underscores the inclusivity and unity of India’s investment landscape. This iconic statue reflects the collective efforts of the nation, working together towards a common goal of economic progress.
NSE Bull Was First Time Unveiled In Front Of World On September 06, 2024
The sculpture of the NSE Bull was first time unveiled in front of the whole world on September 06, 2024. Honourable Governor of Maharashtra Shri C P Radhakrishnan and NSE, MD & CEO, Ashishkumar Chauhan had graced the opinion. Radhakrishnan also launched a commemorative Coffee Table Book titled “The Journey of Empowering 1.4 billion Dreams”.
He said, “I am happy to inaugurate the statue of NSE’s Bull and the Coffee Table Book. I would like to congratulate NSE for the Bull and the Coffee Table Book that are reflective of NSE’s role in revolutionizing India’s Capital markets and its contribution to the nation’s growth. The Bull, a symbol of financial strength and upward momentum, has deep roots in stock market history. What makes this sculpture unique is the inclusion of figures surrounding it, each representing diverse participants and contributors to India’s progress. NSE is not just a financial institution; it is a symbol of India’s growth and aspirations. The confidence NSE has created on investors is immense. This is not just growth. This is a revolution. NSE has been able to attract investments from across the globe. Without NSE’s Role there is no Viksit Bharat.”
NSE Bull Shows Symbiotic And Virtuous Relationship Of Samaj And Bazaar: NSE MD & CEO
Chauhan had said, “We are proud to inaugurate the statue of NSE Bull and launch our Coffee Table Book today at the hands of Hon’ble Governor of Maharashtra, Shri C.P. Radhakrishnan. The NSE Bull shows the symbiotic and virtuous relationship of Samaj and Bazaar. The bull is a symbol of Capital Markets while the common people showcase Samaj, at NSE Headquarters which is bazaar. 30 years ago in 1994, the stock market in India i.e., bazaar, was not accessible to the Samaj. With the advent of first-of-its-kind, automated, screen-based trading at NSE, the market reached all corners of the country and today, NSE has over 10 Crore unique investors registered with the exchange. The Coffee Table Book chronicles the story of this institution that is an inspiration for all of us. Looking 30 years back, with a lot of nostalgia, I am proud to say that despite a few hiccups, NSE has more than fulfilled its vision of creating a vibrant and growth-oriented stock market ecosystem to channelise savings of Indian households into productive capital in the most cost-effective, transparent, fair, efficient and orderly ways and help in job creation. In 30 years, NSE has played a revolutionary role in the financial landscape and technological evolution of the country.”
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