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@librarian This happens only when bank fails. Govt or RBI steps in, stops failing of bank and locks your amount by limiting max withrawable amount to 10k. Now your 4.9 L is with bank. Since bank has not failed you will not get the amount. Your interest accumulation will stop as bank will...

@muin496 You can download from nifty website.

@cn17 ETF are better in this regard but has liquidity issues for large capital.

@resjudicata This will have a problem of too less allocation to FAANG companies. I think Resident Indians don't have much options unless you are U-HNI.

@resjudicata Still better than direct investing. Direct Investing in Foreign stocks is a hassle with respect to ITR: You have to use ITR-3 form. Declare all assets every year. Pay Capital gains which are same as of Debt fund in India when you sell. And, if you want to re-invest, you first have...

@uno34 Feeder funds are there. One can buy direct stocks as well but they are very costly.

@roadtrippin69 Well this seems to be a good analysis. But I would seriously recommend this with an asset allocation portfolio which is balanced every year. To get analysis how much asset allocation helps in booking profits as well as drawdowns.

@coffeemate I'd love to invest in all three and let future decide. Seems an all win situation. Given the amount paid to buy is right.

@james_conor I believe AMZN, MSFT, GOOG will be competing against each other and there is no room for another player.