Fdi In Airlines

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  FDI Okayed For Air India, Congress Says Government Doesn't Care

  The Narendra Modi government today opened the doors for foreign investment in Air India -- a move that is expected to expedite the divestment process of the debt-ridden national carrier. Under the plan cleared by the cabinet this morning, foreign airlines will be able to make up to 49 per cent direct investment in Air India, leaving the control of ...

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  Single Brand Retail, Construction Get Big FDI Push: 10 Points

  The Cabinet today liberalised FDI or foreign direct investment in key sectors including allowing 100 per cent FDI under automatic route in single brand retail trading. It also allowed foreign airlines to invest up to 49 per cent under approval route in national carrier Air India. This move is expected to expedite the divestment process for Air Indi...

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  Cabinet Approves 100% FDI In Single Brand Retail Via Automatic Route

  FDI during April-September this fiscal year grew by 17 per cent to $25.35 billion. FDI into India increased by 9 per cent to $43.48 billion in 2016-17.

• FDI in aviation: Foreign airlines on 'wait-and-watch' mode

  Major foreign airlines seem to have adopted a wait-and-watch approach over the government's decision to allow them to pick up 49 per cent stake in Indian carriers, even though the government says the mood in the industry was upbeat.

• FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: PM introduces bold new policies

  FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: The Prime Minister has introduced the boldest reforms yet in his current term - foreign super-market chains can now enter India and foreign airlines can buy stake in Indian carriers. "The Cabinet took many decisions on Friday to bolster economic growth and make India a more attractive destination for foreign inv...

• Govt allows FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: Top 10 developments

  The UPA government has begun to shed its policy paralysis, introducing the boldest reforms yet in its second term today by allowing foreign super-market chains to enter India and foreign airlines to invest in Indian carriers. Industry is cheering; ally Mamata Banerjee has threatened once again to withdraw support.

• Reform Friday. PM introduces bold new policies for aviation, retail

  The prime minister has introduced the boldest reforms yet in his current term - foreign super-market chains can now enter India and foreign airlines can buy stake in Indian carriers. "The Cabinet hThe Prime Minister has introduced the boldest reforms yet in his current term - foreign super-market chains can now enter India and foreign airlines can...

• New, bold reforms announced by government: Highlights

  Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has countered recent criticism of policy paralysis by announcing a slew of reforms, most of which have been slammed by the government, but welcomed by industry. Here's what's been cleared:

• FDI in aviation: 10 big facts

  After huge political opposition to its decision to raise diesel prices by 12% or Rs 5, the government will today discuss how to relax the guidelines for Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in aviation

• Cabinet to discuss FDI in aviation; will it pass the Trinamool test?

  The Manmohan Singh government is set to follow up Thursday's politically tough decision on fuel with another reform-oriented policy move - it proposes to allow foreign airlines to invest in the aviation sector to bring in more foreign direct investment or FDI. This time the government also hopes to get past its main hurdle, ally Trinamool Congress.

• Foreign airlines may be allowed to invest in Indian carriers: Sources

  Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who has had to face some stinging criticism both at home and abroad for failing to push reforms that are crucial to revive a depressed economy, meets his ministers tomorrow to discuss norms to allow investment by foreign airlines in the aviation sector. This time the government hopes to get past its main hurdle, ally ...

• Foreign Direct Investment in aviation gets a fresh push

  In what could be a huge boost for the crisis in the Indian aviation sector, there are clear indications that the government is all set to allow foreign airlines to buy up to 49 per cent stake in Indian carriers.

• Govt to decide on Foreign Direct Investment in aviation soon

  The Government on Wednesday said that it will "very soon" take a decision on the issue of allowing foreign airlines to pick up stake in the Indian carriers.

• 5 FAQs about foreign investment in Indian airlines

  In an attempt to bail out bleeding airlines, the government is considering whether to allow foreign airlines to own up to 49 per cent of Indian carriers. Right now, foreign investors can own up to 49 per cent stake in Indian airlines, but only if they are not in the airline business abroad. We present a list of answers to most commonly asked questi...

• Will foreign airlines be allowed to own upto 49% of Indian carriers?

  In an attempt to bail out bleeding airlines, the government is considering whether to allow foreign airlines to own upto 49 per cent of Indian carriers.