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It is understood that to run a business, big or small, you need funds. In case of companies and larger firms, the funds may be required for cash flow needs or to maintain and expand their operations.

IPOs have gained popularity over time, with more and more investors looking to invest in a company looking to go public. The main drive behind this is to make quick and considerable profits in the form of returns on such investments.

Several successful initial public offerings (IPOs) and debuts on the exchanges has triggered increased investor interest in this area. More and more investors are now looking to try their hand at putting their money in upcoming IPOs.

When the demand for an IPO is low, or when the amount of shares supplied by the firm is greater than the demand, the IPO is said to be undersubscribed.

IPOs have always piqued investors' attention because they offer a great opportunity to invest in high-quality businesses looking to raise capital. 

NRIs are permitted to invest in Indian stock markets because they are Indians, but certain limitations exist. Today, we will look at how non-resident Indians can invest in the Indian stock market.