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Toh baat yeh hai ki Union Cabinet ne FDI rules mein kuch changes approve kiye hain, jo ki kaafi important hai. Yaar, yeh wahi rules hain jo 2020 mein thode tight kiye gaye the taaki koi aisi-waisi company faayda na utha le, especially Press Note 3 ke baad.
Ab naye framework ke hisaab se, jo countries India ki border share karti hain (LBCs), woh automatic route use kar sakti hain agar unka beneficial ownership 10% ya usse kam hai aur woh company ko control nahi kar rahe hain. Simple language mein, agar chhota stake hai toh bina zyada tension ke paisa laga sakte ho.
Lekin agar share 10% se zyada chahiye ya company par seedha control chahiye, toh bhai government se permission leni padegi. Finance Ministry ab Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) ke andar iski final notification ready kar rahi hai.
Iske alawa, ek aur zabardast move hai! Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) ne kuch specific manufacturing sectors ko bhi identify kiya hai. Unke liye approval process ko fast track kiya jayega, matlab sirf 60 din mein kaam ho jayega! Isme capital goods, electronic capital goods, components jaise important cheezein include hain. Aim yeh hai ki India ki manufacturing badhe aur hum global value chains ka hissa banein.
Aur ek bohot acchi news yeh hai ki India mein FDI ka inflow bhi tagda chal raha hai. FY26 ke April-February mein total FDI $88.29 billion tak pahunch gaya, jo pichle saal ke $80.61 billion se zyada hai. Experts ka kehna hai ki agle saal FY26 tak yeh $90 billion cross kar sakta hai. Invest India ne bhi pichle saal 60 projects facilitate kiye hain jinka value $6.1 billion se zyada hai, jisse 31,000 jobs create hone ka andaza hai.
Haan, thode challenges bhi hain jaise regulatory hurdles aur global geopolitical risks, par overall India FDI attract karne ke liye bohot actively kaam kar raha hai.