FDI India 2026 reflects the government’s focus on ease of doing business and increased foreign investment inflows. With updated sectoral policies, faster approvals, and relaxed norms for certain industries, India continues to attract global investors. Compliance under FEMA, RBI guidelines, and DPIIT reporting remains critical. Businesses must understand approval routes, sectoral caps, and reporting obligations to ensure smooth investment processes.
The Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has approved change in guidelines on investments from countries sharing land border with India (LBCs). The Union cabinet has endorsed amendments to the Foreign Direct Investment (‘FDI’) policy applicable to…
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