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India Investment Policy Changes Plans For Big Chinese Firms Like Oppo
Companies like Xiaomi and Oppo are looking to expand their businesses into India's financial services market
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No Country Should Have Any Concern Over India's New FDI Policy: Government Sources
No country should have any concern over India's new policy for foreign direct investment from specific nations, government sources said on Thursday, in a clear message to China which strongly objected to the fresh norms for FDI.
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New FDI Rules Not Violation, Say Government Sources On China Criticism
India has denied China's criticism that its new Foreign Direct Investment rules are a violation of the WTO agreement. The rules calling for government sanction for neighbours wishing to invest in India are "not denial" of permission but only an approval process, so no violation, top government sources said on Tuesday.
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"Thank You": Rahul Gandhi On Centre Revising FDI Policy Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Shortly after the government amended FDI norms for firms based in neighbouring countries, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi tweeted in appreciation and said: "I thank the government for taking note of my warning and amending FDI norms"
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With Eye On China, India Revises FDI Policy To Shield Firms Amid Pandemic
Companies in any country that shares a border with India will have to approach the government for investing in India and not go via the automatic route, the Commerce and Industry Ministry said in a statement.
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'India Needs to Improve Domestic Environment to Attract Foreign Investment': Chinese Media
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "trips and promises" to attract foreign investment can yield desired results only when India improves its domestic environment for investors, Chinese media said on Monday.
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Optimistic on world economy: Azim Premji
Wipro chairman Azim Premji today expressed optimism over the state of global economy, saying the US has been showing positive signs of late. "...And the US drives a lot of the world scene," Mr Premji told NDTV Profit on the sidelines of the six-day long World Economic Forum meet, which kicked off today at Davos, Switzerland.
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India Investment Policy Changes Plans For Big Chinese Firms Like Oppo
Companies like Xiaomi and Oppo are looking to expand their businesses into India's financial services market
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No Country Should Have Any Concern Over India's New FDI Policy: Government Sources
No country should have any concern over India's new policy for foreign direct investment from specific nations, government sources said on Thursday, in a clear message to China which strongly objected to the fresh norms for FDI.
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New FDI Rules Not Violation, Say Government Sources On China Criticism
India has denied China's criticism that its new Foreign Direct Investment rules are a violation of the WTO agreement. The rules calling for government sanction for neighbours wishing to invest in India are "not denial" of permission but only an approval process, so no violation, top government sources said on Tuesday.
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"Thank You": Rahul Gandhi On Centre Revising FDI Policy Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Shortly after the government amended FDI norms for firms based in neighbouring countries, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi tweeted in appreciation and said: "I thank the government for taking note of my warning and amending FDI norms"
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With Eye On China, India Revises FDI Policy To Shield Firms Amid Pandemic
Companies in any country that shares a border with India will have to approach the government for investing in India and not go via the automatic route, the Commerce and Industry Ministry said in a statement.
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'India Needs to Improve Domestic Environment to Attract Foreign Investment': Chinese Media
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "trips and promises" to attract foreign investment can yield desired results only when India improves its domestic environment for investors, Chinese media said on Monday.
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Optimistic on world economy: Azim Premji
Wipro chairman Azim Premji today expressed optimism over the state of global economy, saying the US has been showing positive signs of late. "...And the US drives a lot of the world scene," Mr Premji told NDTV Profit on the sidelines of the six-day long World Economic Forum meet, which kicked off today at Davos, Switzerland.
