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On April 18, India tightened its FDI policy for countries with which it shares a land border, putting investments from them on the approval route.
New Delhi: India may prescribe a low threshold for beneficial ownership under the foreign direct investment (FDI) policy, which was recently amended to require prior government approval for investments originating from China and other neighbouring countries. Policymakers have deliberated both a 25 per cent and a 10 per cent limit but are veering around to the lower one. A final call will be taken at the highest level of government, officials
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