FDI INFLOWS
DPIIT's earlier practice of releasing monthly remittance-level inward FDI data was quite useful for tracking developments in a timely manner. A return to monthly releases would be of great help to analysts.
https://t.co/j7Dz3RIIh0
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Compliments to @AIIMSMangalagiri for introducing Ayurveda & Homeo services.
Could the AYUSH OPD registration be separated from the general OPD? Currently registration takes a lot of time.
Simpler access and greater public awareness could popularise this facility.
Is the RBI’s push to publicly list Tata Sons solving a real governance problem, or creating a new one?
Why forcing a public listing misses the mark:
Regulatory overkill
Misdiagnosed governance
Compromising patient capital
Don't hurt long-term interests
https://t.co/2NvhXUlUHm
India's Net FDI Turns Negative Again. The Story Is Now Different.
India's net FDI turned negative again in May 2026, after three months. A close look at the data suggests that this time the evidence points in a different direction than earlier episodes.
https://t.co/PL3YZ1MYcp
If India's long-established public institutions are capable of undertaking policy analysis and advisory work, should they be increasingly bypassed in favour of global private consultants?
My reflections on this:
https://t.co/eC60s2k5Ym
The headline gross FDI inflow of India of US$94.5 billion in 2025–26 is an incomplete indicator of fresh productive foreign direct investment.
https://t.co/Z3RKnXxf5x reveals important differences in composition and destination of FDI that are not evident from aggregate figures.
@kaushikcbasu This article in The Hindu (11.06.2026) looks at the debate on India's weak net FDI flows despite substantial gross inflows. It explains that there are a lot more serious issues connected with FDI.
https://t.co/cqQLdBetqC