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India’s ‘Act East Policy’ In Action

India’s ‘Act East Policy’ In Action

With the goal of promoting economic cooperation, and cultural ties and building a strategic relationship with countries in the Asia-Pacific region through continual engagement at all levels (bilateral, regional, multilateral), Act East Policy aims to provide enhanced connectivity and increase the inflow of FDI. On July 18th, a delegation of Indian visitors meet with the Managing Director of Star 5 Developers Ltd., Mr. Kiran Reddy in his office located on Diamond Island – Phnom Penh to discuss possibilities for increased…

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How revised FDI policies can be a good driver for the Indian Economy?

How revised FDI policies can be a good driver for the Indian Economy?

Intending to prevent opportunistic takeover on Indian organizations shrunk due to the covid-19 pandemic, the Indian government recently made some modifications in its FDI policy where it is mandatory to have government approval for foreign investment from other nations sharing borders with India. While this would affect numerous nations which are sharing a border with India. China is most affected by the changes as it is aggressively investing in India for the past many years. These FDI policy modifications have…

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How Much FDI Investment In India?

How Much FDI Investment In India?

Despite being a crucial driver of economic growth, Foreign Direct Investment playing a significant role as a major non-debt financial source for the economic development of the nation. Foreign organizations invest in India to take benefit of low remuneration and investment benefits such as tax exemption, etc. For a nation where foreign investment is constructed, it also refers to obtaining technical knowledge and generating employment. The Indian government favorable policy control and a strong business environment have assured that foreign…

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Changing the View of FDI in India

Changing the View of FDI in India

With the perspective to avoid opportunistic amalgamation of the Indian organization crippled by the Covid-19 pandemic, the government of India made some alteration in the FDI policy, which has made government approval for receiving FDI from the neighbouring countries. While this would affect the various countries sharing borders with the nation. China was adversely affected as it has been investing in the country in the last few years. Non-Residents investing in India are needed to adhere to India’s FDI policy….

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Reasons FDI Policies Polarize In India

Reasons FDI Policies Polarize In India

India has represented a strong economic track record despite the pandemic and new FDI policy to ease the market access and business opportunities to boost the economy. Besides the enhancement of the business climate, it has introduced new sectors for foreign investment. India’s digital economy has offered bright prospects with 300 billion subscribers. The country consists of a wide range of industries and market consumption. India is looking forward to permitting 26% FDI from the countries which it shares borders…

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