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    Changes to India's FDI Policy Relax Restrictions on China Investors

    New Delhi, March 16 The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) on Monday notified changes in the FDI policy to allow overseas companies with Chinese shareholding of up to 10 per cent to invest in India under the automatic route.These investments will be subject to...
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    Investment Policy Shift: India Attracts Capital, Prioritizes Strategy

    New Delhi, March 11 The government's decision to ease norms for FDI from China and other countries sharing land borders with India strikes a pragmatic balance between attracting capital, protecting strategic interests, and supporting supply-chain integration and access to advanced technologies...
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    FDI Relaxations for Non-Border Countries, But Restrictions Remain

    New Delhi, March 11 Overseas companies with Chinese shareholding of up to 10 percent will be eligible to invest in India under the automatic route across sectors; however, the relaxed FDI norms will not apply to entities registered in China/Hong Kong or other countries sharing land borders with...
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    Government Reduces Investment Approval Requirements for Border Nations

    The government in New Delhi has eased foreign direct investment (FDI) norms for China and other countries sharing land borders with India, allowing overseas firms with up to 10% ownership from these nations to invest in the country without mandatory approval. Previously, firms with shareholders...
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    Congress Accuses Modi Government of 'Calculated Capitulation' on FDI

    New Delhi, March 10 The Congress on Tuesday attacked the Centre for easing foreign direct investment (FDI) norms for China, saying it is a part of the Modi government's "calculated capitulation" to that country.The government on Tuesday eased FDI norms for China and other countries sharing...
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    Investment Boost: Government Simplifies FDI Norms for Land Border Countries

    New Delhi, March 10 The government on Tuesday eased foreign direct investment (FDI) norms for China and other countries sharing land borders with India, allowing overseas firms with up to 10% ownership from these nations to invest in the country without mandatory approval.Previously, overseas...
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