India’s market regulator, Sebi, has eased investment rules for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), allowing them to own up to 100% of global funds in GIFT City, Gujarat. The reforms aim to attract more NRI investment and strengthen market integrity. Stricter disclosure requirements ensure transparency, while measures to prevent market manipulation safeguard investor interests. Additionally, Sebi enhances flexibility for passive funds and lowers the entry point for bond investments, making markets more accessible. Venture capital funds also receive a boost, transitioning to an AIF structure for managing assets. These changes align with India’s goal of becoming a preferred investment destination and fostering a robust financial ecosystem.