The Indian stock market has faced a turbulent year, marked by a significant selloff by foreign institutional investors (FIIs) due to various geopolitical factors, including tariff changes and international conflicts. Among the most affected stocks is Cohance Lifesciences, which has plummeted over 70% in value. Other major companies, such as ITC, have seen their FII holdings decrease from 39.87% to 34.83%, resulting in a nearly 30% drop in stock price. Kotak Mahindra Bank experienced a decline in FII holdings from 31% to 26.4%, with its stock down more than 16%. IRCTC also suffered, with FII holdings falling from 7.37% to 4.86% and a stock drop exceeding 30%. Meanwhile, HCL Technologies and Cipla saw their FII stakes decrease significantly, reflecting broader market challenges. The overall trend indicates a lack of recovery in the market, raising concerns among investors about future performance.