Introduction The Indian stock market fall due to foreign fund outflows and H-1B visa concerns has become the highlight of early trade this week. The Sensex dropped by 386 points, and the Nifty slipped further, continuing a four-day losing streak. This decline is not just about numbers—it represents a complex mix of global financial flows, domestic uncertainties, and policy shifts that are reshaping investor confidence. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), also called foreign portfolio investors (FPIs), play a critical role in Indian equity markets. Their capital inflows boost liquidity, while their outflows trigger volatility. Recently, relentless selling by FIIs has created…