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India considers easing investment rules from neighbours, including China - ET
November 17, 2020 13:30 pm
NEW DELHI, Nov 17: India is considering a plan to allow up to 26% foreign direct investment from countries with which it shares a land border, including China, without government scrutiny for some sectors, the Economic Times reported on Tuesday, citing government officials.
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