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Indian Market Liquidity vs Volatility

Indian equity markets witnessed lower levels of liquidity for the past year. But what is more interesting is that despite lower liquidity, market volatility did not rise.
Indian equity markets witnessed lower levels of liquidity for the past year. But what is more interesting is that despite lower liquidity, market volatility did not rise. It seems Indian markets have found a sweet spot of low volatility accompanied by low liquidity. Considering the historical data this cannot last. Either the liquidity will increase to justify volatility (more inflows) or volatility will increase to justify liquidity (larger drawdowns).
Sensex Volatility Vs Liquidity plot

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