Indians are travelling abroad like never before. Last year, over 30 million Indians travelled abroad, mostly on leisure trips. The number is nearly 15 percent more than that in 2023. The total expenditure rose by 25 percent. Rich and upper middle-class Indians are also increasingly sending their children for foreign studies. Over 1.33 million Indian students are currently pursuing education abroad. Some Indians are going for groovy overseas sites for weddings. Inviting international celebrities to attend marriage ceremonies in India has become trendy. Lavish foreign exchange expenditure is a non-issue for this class of Indians. The Reserve Bank’s Liberalised Remittance Scheme allows Indian residents to send up to $250,000 abroad per year without prior RBI approval. Rapid fall of Indian Rupee (INR) vis-à-vis other popular foreign currencies such as US$, Euro, Singapore$, British Pound, Swiss Franc, and Japanese Yen in recent years had little impact on foreign spending by the fund flush Indian upper class.