SEBI, India's stock market boss, is on a roll to make investing in India easier and faster! The new chairman, Tuhin Kanta Pandey, who took charge in March, is all set to make dreamy changes that foreign investors will love. Why? Because the current registration process takes too long, which Pandey says is "unacceptable." He wants it done in just a few days, not a month! But that's not all. SEBI is sharpening its tools to make cash equity markets more liquid. Even though the cash market has gotten better, Pandey wants to pump up the volume even more. Margins related to cash trades might see some revision soon, but the details are still under wraps. SEBI is also eyeing changes for short-selling — that's selling stocks you don't own yet. Right now, it's not a popular game because of high costs. Pandey says, "If the transaction cost is too high the activity will not take place." To help, SEBI is thinking about allowing "netting" where buy and sell trades can be balanced to reduce the cash you need to trade, especially for foreign players. Cool! When it comes to derivatives (fancy financial contracts), SEBI is cautious. The derivatives market in India is enormous, more than 300 times bigger than the cash market! SEBI wants to tame the "irrational exuberance" of some traders who don’t fully understand risks. Pandey said they will check how recent rules work before adding new ones. One big change that has been put on hold is moving to T+0, or same-day settlement. SEBI heard foreign investors and delayed these plans, keeping the current T+1 system where trades settle in one day. In short, SEBI is adding masala to India’s stock markets to attract more foreign money and protect investors. With faster entry, smarter rules, and easier trades, the future looks spicy and bright for Indian investing!