Mumbai/IBNS, May 14 -- The Indian stock market opened on a positive note on Thursday amid volatility triggered by the ongoing West Asia conflict, media reports said.

The market showed resilience despite rising crude oil prices and the rupee touching fresh record lows amid continued uncertainty over the geopolitical situation and lack of progress in US-Iran ceasefire talks.

Gold and silver prices remained subdued amid developments surrounding the ongoing US-China trade discussions during US President Donald Trump's visit to Beijing.

The rupee slipped past the 95.79 mark against the US dollar, hitting a new all-time low.

As the country braces for the economic impact of the Iran conflict, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens to ad...