The Union cabinet on Tuesday eased norms governing investments from China and other countries sharing a land border with India, to provide .

India's recent move to simplify foreign direct investment rules for bordering countries signals a welcoming shift in its economic strategy. Now, investments from entities with less than 10% beneficial ...

Chinese investments in the manufacturing sectors may get a boost, with the Cabinet on Tuesday clearing relaxed guidelines for approving investment from countries sharing a land border with India. Fast ...

The Indian government has significantly eased foreign direct investment (FDI) norms for bordering nations such as China, allowing companies with up to a 10% stake from these countries to invest in ...

The Indian government has relaxed foreign direct investment (FDI) norms for countries sharing land borders, including China, as bilateral trade dynamics shift following past tensions. This move comes ...

Under the revised policy, overseas investors with up to 10% beneficial ownership from countries sharing a land border with India will now be allowed to invest through the automatic route.

The Indian government has revised its FDI policy, easing investment rules for countries sharing land borders with India, including China. This move aims to boost foreign investments, foster technology ...

In a significant decision, the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved changes in guidelines on investments from countries sharing land border with India (LBCs), including ...

Under the revised policy, investment proposals from land-bordering countries (LBCs) in specified sectors will be processed within 60 days, providing greater certainty to companies planning joint ...

Decisions include changing norms for determining ‘beneficial owner’ (BO) under the Prevention of Money Laundering Rules, 2003; setting 60-day decision deadline| India News ...