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Foreign Direct Investment on the Growth of Industries in India during Last Two Decades

Author(s) Dr.Gangaraju Sakappa
Country India
Abstract Abstract
The Government is playing a proactive role in investment promotion through a liberal FDI policy. During 2024-25 total FDI Equity inflows were 806150 crore. Service sector contributing highest production to GDP its annual growth rate was 7.13 percent, the highest amount rupees 462,114 crore FDI invested in the Service Sector which include Banking, Insurance, Non Fin/Business, Outsourcing, and other. The second place of FDI attractions sector has computer software and hardware after liberalization we are exporting and gaining more foreign revenue it attracted 266,385 crore. nearly 80 per cent have come mainly from Singapore, Mauritius, Netherlands, USA and Japan. India having become the fifth largest economy in the world in 2019 and aspiring to be the third largest by 2025, to achieve the objective of becoming a 500 lakh crore economy by 2025, a strong investment climate is critical. After the recession Indian economy got expansion sign due to well-capitalized and well-regulated financial sector, large stock of foreign reserves in RBI, gradual and cautions opening up of the capital account.afterv2011-12 and 2012-13 again GNP fall to respectively 6.9 percent and 5.1 percent, 6.3 percent at 2013-14 further rise India’s GNP 8.2 percent at 2016-17 and till 2019-20 falling GNP growth rate 6.9 percent at 2018-19 and in advance estimate 6.4percent at 2024-25.
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Published In Volume 8, Issue 3, May-June 2026
Published On 2026-06-04
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