Difference between NRE and NRO account

Here's a table showing 5 key differences between NRE (Non-Resident External) and NRO (Non-Resident Ordinary) accounts:

Feature	NRE Account	NRO Account
Purpose	For parking foreign earnings in India	For managing income earned in India (rent, dividends, etc.)
Currency Repatriation	Fully and freely repatriable (principal + interest)	Interest is repatriable; principal is subject to limits
Taxability	Interest earned is tax-free in India	Interest earned is taxable in India
Deposit Currency	Only foreign currency allowed	Both foreign and Indian currency allowed
Joint Account Eligibility	Can be held jointly with another NRI	Can be held jointly with an NRI or a resident Indian