Aug 4 (Reuters) - India's markets regulator on Tuesday proposed allowing depository receipts ‌to be issued against units of ‌real estate investment trusts (REITs) and infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs), ​in a move aimed at attracting more foreign capital to these sectors. Here are more details:• The Securities and Exchange Board ‌of India proposed ⁠aligning the rules for depository receipts issued against REITs and ⁠InvITs with those applicable to equity depository receipts. • Depository receipts are foreign-currency-denominated instruments ​issued by ​a foreign institution ​against securities held ‌with a domestic custodian, allowing investors to trade those securities in an overseas market. • REITs and InvITs listed in India already accept foreign investment, subject to ‌government and central bank ​rules. • The proposed rules ​would give overseas ​investors an additional route to ‌invest and trade REITs ​and InvITs ​units in foreign currency through depository receipts, SEBI said.