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India's stock markets are at a high, last seen only in April 2008. The Mumbai Stock Exchange's 30 stocks sensitive index referred to as SENSEX is now moving close to pre-Lehman collapse levels at 18700 points.

Another key index, the National Stock Exchange's 50 stocks sensitive index or NIFTY is past 5500 points. (The indices have in them some of India's best known corporates – Tata Motors Ltd, Infosys Technologies Ltd and Reliance Petroleum Ltd). Returns from index funds at current levels are over 120% even after exchange rate corrections from September 15, 2008.

The upward trajectories of both the indices are almost entirely driven by Foreign Institutional Investors (FII). FIIs are funds domiciled outside the country but permitted to operate in India's stock markets, by the capital markets regulator, Securities Exchange Board of India or SEBI. (Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns were also registered FIIs in India). FIIs currently contribute to almost 70% of the Indian equity markets turnover.

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