The DPIIT has already taken views of the Information and Broadcasting Ministry on the issue
India will need interventions to protect financial stability
Many departments and agencies, including the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), have been involved in the exercise
Goyal's response came in response to a question by Congress MP Abdul Khaleque on whether the Foreign Direct Investments into India have declined in 2018-19
Growth led by $275 million Mahindra-Ford deal, domestic volumes cross $100-million mark first time since 2017 to touch $141 million
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) administers the FEMA and Directorate of Enforcement is the authority for the enforcement of the act
Company may at best consider picking up stakes in coking coal companies instead of going for an outright purchase
Addressing a conference, Textile Secretary Ravi Capoor said there has been a "very good response" from state governments on the proposed mega parks
Under government route, foreign investor has to take prior approval of respective ministry/department
Last week, the trade unions had declined to attend a meeting with Joshi to discuss their demand of withdrawing 100 per cent FDI in coal mining
The cropped tax rates are the latest in a series of steps announced by the government
Major central trade unions, including INTUC, AITUC, CITU, HMS and AICCTU, are supporting the strike
FDI policy should be supplemented with wider reforms
Brands hope for volume sales even before setting up physical stores
Exports to be factored in to meet 30% domestic sourcing norm
The Budget proposal of relaxing foreign investment limit in insurance intermediaries will strengthen distribution capabilities and increase international involvement, particularly from developed markets, Fitch Ratings said Monday. The Budget 2019-20 tabled in Parliament on July 5, permitted foreign companies to own up to 100 per cent in insurance intermediaries, including insurance agents, brokers, loss assessors and surveyors, from the 49 per cent, to attract more foreign direct investment into the industry. "India's proposed removal of the foreign-ownership cap on insurance intermediaries is likely to increase competition, strengthen distribution capabilities to enhance insurance penetration and boost M&A in the medium to long term," Fitch Ratings said in a statement. The proposed change is only applicable to insurance intermediaries while the cap on foreign ownership in insurance companies will remain at 49 per cent. Still, the government has indicated that it may take further .
In May, the Indian firms had invested over $1.56 billion in their overseas ventures
The govt is also looking to allow FDI in information utilities at 100% through govt approval route
EY analyses Nirmala Sitharaman's Budget 2019 for Business Standard, comparing the expectations of five key sectors of the economy and what they actually got in Budgetary provisions
India definitely needs to attract investments in manufacturing and other sectors