Fdi Cap Increased

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  Government Mulls Raising FDI Cap to 100 Percent for DTH, Cable Networks

  Increase in FDI limit will help improve the pace of digitisation of broadcasting services across India.

• Home Ministry opposes any hike of FDI cap in media

  The Home Ministry has strongly opposed any move to increase the FDI cap in the broadcasting and print media, saying allowing more foreign investment in the sensitive sectors may compromise country's security.

• BJP hits out at government's FDI push

  In a press conference this afternoon, BJP's Ravi Shankar Prasad hit out at the government over the recent increase in cap on FDI.

• Govt bites the FDI bullet, raises cap in 12 sectors: Highlights

  The government has increased the limit for Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in nine sectors including telecom where the limit is now 100%. Commerce Minister Anand Sharma briefed the media on the change in policies.

• Foreign direct investment (FDI) rules relaxed for various sectors

  India relaxed foreign direct investment (FDI) rules on Tuesday in a broad swathe of industries including telecoms, single brand retail and oil and gas in a bid to lure capital inflows, prop up a sliding currency and rev up growth.

• PM to meet Cabinet colleagues today on crucial FDI issues

  Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will on Tuesday discuss the proposal to increase Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) cap in sectors like telecom, retail and defence with his senior Cabinet colleagues.

• Defence Minister AK Antony comes down hard on proposal for 49% FDI

  Whether to allow more Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in defence has created a rift between two senior members of the cabinet. Defence Minister AK Antony has objected stridently to Commerce Minister Anand Sharma's proposal to increase foreign investment in the defence sector from the current limit of 26% to 49%.

• FDI in retail: Govt places full-page ads on 'myth and reality'

  Sticking firmly to its stand in the face of stiff opposition over its move to raise the cap on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the retail sector, the government, in a major publicity blitzkrieg, placed colourful, full-page, glitzy advertisements in all major newspapers this morning to highlight the benefits of its decision. The ads - which aim ...