India has relaxed its e-commerce FDI rules, enabling foreign-funded firms to directly purchase goods from Indian sellers for export, boosting global trade opportunities.
The move is expected to boost exports
Jul 27, 2026
10:03 am
What's the storyIn a major policy shift, the Indian government has relaxed its foreign direct investment (FDI) rules.
The new provision allows foreign-funded e-commerce companies to directly purchase products from Indian sellers and export them to overseas customers.
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