In a volatile trade session, a benchmark index of Indian equities markets closed Friday's trade up 184 points or 0.67 percent.
The key market index made healthy gains, a day after it broke a three-session losing streak.
The barometer index of the S&P Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) had surged to a high of 195.28 points in the intra-day.
Healthy buying was observed in information technology (IT), healthcare, oil and gas, technology, entertainment and media (TECK) and consumer durables stocks.
However, selling pressure was sustained in banking, capital goods, metal, realty and power sector.
The 30-scrip Sensitive Index (Sensex) of the S&P BSE, which opened at 27,404.19 points, closed the day's trade at 27,458.38 points, up 183.67 points or 0.67 percent from the previous day's close at 27,274.71 points.
The Sensex had touched a high of 27,507.67 points and a low of 27,119.63 points in intra-day trade.
The S&P IT index surged by 364.84 points, healthcare index moved up by 257.13 points, oil and gas index was higher by 154.47 points, TECK index increased by 140.37 points and consumer durables index rose 79.72 points.
However, S&P BSE banking index was down 67.25 points, followed by capital goods index which was lower by 63.18 points. Metal index fell 33.93 points, realty index plunged 21.55 points and power index slipped 19.14 points.
The wider 50-scrip Nifty of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) also closed in green with gains of 49.90 points or 0.61 percent at 8,284.50 points.
