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Most NRIs believe the difficult part was buying the property. Then the housing society enters the picture and everything suddenly feels more complicated than expected. Maintenance disputes start appearing. Nomination records are questioned. Tenants face unnecessary friction. Documents are sent only to Indian addresses. And somewhere in between, society committees begin enforcing rules that were never clearly communicated. This is where many NRIs feel stuck. Not because the la

Many NRIs enter the Indian stock market emotionally first and structurally later. It usually begins with old demat accounts, interest in Indian growth opportunities, IPO excitement, or advice from family and friends. Today, investing in Indian markets feels extremely simple through modern apps and digital platforms. However, when it comes to NRI share market investments in India, compliance is far more important than most people realize. For NRIs, investing is not just about