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India is one of the major economies of the world and is growing by leaps and bounds with constantly been reminded as one of the world’s strongest economy.From being a socialist economy for almost 4 decades to transforming to one of the prominent global players, India has gone through a lot in last few decades since 1991. The LPG in 1991 is the root cause for all many transitions in Indian economy. Post-1991 India has grown tremendously and has developed its own economic system in par with the world’s economic systems thus making India a super power in world markets. Though India has been quoted as one of the best performing marketsin the world still Indian markets share in world market capitalization is at its low. As per the reports of times of India in 2017 India’s share in world market capitalization is at around 2.5%. The reasons for this are multiple one being investors non-preference tocapital market investments. This is due to the information asymmetry between the market players and the investors. This asymmetry can be filled by providing the potential information to the prospective investors thus persuading them to invest in capital markets. Perhaps, providing right information to the investors would improve the capital market attractiveness and helps in channelizing the funds from net savers to the Industry.