India's Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has announced significant changes to stock market regulations, aiming to simplify rules and reduce compliance burdens. The regulator has overhauled the technical glitch framework for stock brokers, excluding smaller firms with under 10,000 clients and extending reporting times. SEBI also proposed a unified trading rulebook, consolidating provisions across equity and commodity segments, merging disclosures, and tabulating complex rules like circuit breakers. Additionally, net-worth requirements for margin trading facilities may be increased.