Social stock exchanges (SSEs) are gaining traction, with 32 entities on BSE-SSE and 31 on NSE-SSE. SSEs enable social enterprises to raise funds from public, with two forms of entities: Not-for-profit orgs (NPOs) and For-profit social enterprises (FPEs). NPOs can raise funds through ZCZP bonds, mutual funds, SVFs, DIBs, etc., while FPEs can explore equity shares, debt instruments, etc. Retail investors can invest in securities offered by FPEs on Main Board. SSE success depends on CSR commitments, tax exemptions, interest from big institutions and HNIs, and low investment limits.