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ARTICLE · 03 OCTOBER 2016

Radical Changes Announced To The Foreign Direct Investment Policy

Monday morning June 20, 2016, people woke up to the news of Mr. Raghuram Rajan returning to academia after his term as the RBI Governor ends.

IndiaGovernment, Public Sector
Poorvi Sanjanwala
Poorvi Sanjanwala
Zil Shah
Zil Shah
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BACKGROUND

Monday morning June 20, 2016, people woke up to the news of Mr. Raghuram Rajan returning to academia after his term as the RBI Governor ends. Before the Indian markets could react to this news, by mid-day, the scenario changed as the Indian Government announced its decision to bring about sweeping changes to the Foreign Direct Investment ("FDI") Policy.

The FDI Policy has been further liberalized thereby providing an extremely favourable environment for a further impetus to increased foreign direct investment into the country. This will result in the creation of more job opportunities and increasing overall competitiveness in the economy ultimately leading to tremendous growth opportunities. As stated in the Press Release of June 20, 2016 by which the said liberalisations have been issued, India now stands as the most liberalized country for foreign investment in the world. A number of sectors have been thrown open for foreign investment either under the

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