India relaxes equity and G‑Sec investment rules to attract foreign capital

India's government has opened wider doors for foreign investors. The new policy eases equity investment restrictions. It also relaxes norms for government‑security (G‑Sec) investments. Officials presented the changes as a step toward greater market openness. The reforms are intended to attract additional foreign capital. The adjustments simplify procedures for overseas investors. The government expects the measures to increase investment flows. Authorities will track the response of the financial sector.