You need to have your PAN card, address proof, a bank account statement and your passport copy in place to get your KYC and other details done. If you have these two things in place, then you can invest in India.
NRIs have a plethora of investment options in India, ranging from equities and mutual funds to fixed deposits and debt funds. Understanding tax implications and staying updated on DTAA agreements are crucial for effective investment planning.
​But if you are still at 65% of equity on your portfolio today, then do not be worried about where the market level is. In fact, this is a level where you need to build in and get to your desired 70% allocation.