New Delhi, Jan. 23 -- For generations, Indian households have maintained a consistent relationship with gold and silver in their physical forms. Traditionally, the purchase of jewellery or coins during festive seasons was the primary method of wealth preservation. These metals have functioned as a reliable financial safety net for decades as they remain embedded in the cultural and economic fabric of the country.

However, as the economy becomes increasingly digital and the financial markets mature, a shift is taking place, and investors are preferring gold and silver in their electronic form. As a result, Gold and Silver Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are emerging as transparent, cost-effective, and liquid alternatives to holding the metal...