Ministry of Finance has granted multiple powers to Security Exchange Board of India to regulate the securities market in India. SEBI regulates the securities market for smooth functioning and in the interest of investors. Comment on the regulatory strategies of SEBI to strengthen the securities market.

Ministry of Finance has granted multiple powers to Security Exchange Board of India to regulate the securities market in India. SEBI regulates the securities market for smooth functioning and in the interest of investors. Comment on the regulatory strategies of SEBI to strengthen the securities market.

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