Revised policy allows automatic approval of non-controlling stakes and sets 60-day decision timeline for select sectors.

Photo: VCG The Indian government's partial relaxation of rules scrutinizing investment from neighboring countries has sent a positive signal to the outside world and is expected to channel more ...

Under the revised rules, foreign companies with shareholders from these countries no longer need mandatory government approval to invest in India across various sectors ...

The decision was approved by the Union Cabinet and the changes are intended to boost foreign investment, help startups access global funding and support manufacturing growth in India.

India has eased foreign investment rules, allowing neighbouring countries to hold up to 10% ownership in Indian companies without government approval.

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs, led by PM Modi, eased parts of India's FDI policy for neighbouring countries on ...

The decision was taken in a meeting of the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has given relaxation in FDI rules for countries sharing land borders with India, including China.

At a press briefing of the Chinese Foreign Ministry on Wednesday, a reporter said that the Indian government yesterday released investment guidelines targeting neighboring countries, particularly ...