Advantages of Investing in India

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Investment In India
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Advantages of Investing in India
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• India has a 20 million-strong scientific and
  technical manpower, more than the population of
  Taiwan. The number of literates in India is more
  than the combined population of France and Japan.
  India has a vast domestic market - a 300
  million-strong middle class population with
  substantial purchasing power and another 700
  million-strong population whose capacity to
  purchase is gradually increasing. Being a vibrant
  democracy with a large democratic set-up
  supplemented by a broad-based legal framework
  including arbitration and an independent judicial
  system, it boasts of a vast network of bank
  branches, financial institutions and
  well-organized capital and money markets. These
  attributes make India a favorable destination for
  NRI investments.
• India also has a huge network of technical and
  management institutions of the highest
  international standard for development of
  excellent human resources. India has an enviable
  record of honoring its international financial
  obligations and has never defaulted. The country
  has a strong English language base for business
  purposes.
• The strong and vibrant small-scale sector is good
  enough for establishing strategic alliances with
  its foreign counterparts. The strategic location
  of the country in the context of the third world
  markets particularly the rapidly growing South
  and South-East Asian markets together with a
  supportive infrastructure base help in promoting
  a healthy environment for NRI inflows into the
  country.

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• India has more billionaires than China. This year
  there are 15 billionaires in China but last year
  in India, there were 20 billionaires, according
  to the Forbes magazine. India has emerged as the
  world's fastest growing wealth creator, thanks to
  a buoyant stock market and higher earnings. A
  number of Indian companies surpassed last year's
  net profit in just six months of the current
  fiscal, reflecting accelerating corporate
  earnings. 44 percent of the top 100 of the
  Fortune 500 companies are present in India. With
  its manufacturing and service sector on a searing
  growth path, India's economy may soon touch the
  coveted 10 percent figure.
• The Indian diaspora's business has turned hot of
  late. Government has always wooed non-resident
  Indians assiduously to attract more inflows.
  Apart from the money transfer business, which
  compared to money Investment In India is smaller
  the Centre is trying its best to persuade NRIs to
  pump money into the country like never before.
  And, it has seen superlative success in re-cent
  years. The Prime Minister of India has announced
  dual citizenship for people of Indian origin. It
  has given a big boost to the NRI community across
  the world. With recruitment levels for overseas
  jobs skyrocketing, there is scope for more money
  coming into India. According to a recent Business
  Standard report, in the last three years, 850,000
  people went to West Asia alone.

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• The ministries concerned have made sure that
  rules and regulations are simplified to make
  inflows easier. Where does the government see
  money being invested? Investment In India and
  company deposits may be made by NRIs. They are
  subject to different rules investments with and
  without repatriation facilities are permitted
  under the schemes. As of now, NRIs are permitted
  to make direct investment in partnership and
  proprietorship firms in the country. This, the
  NRIs can do by way of subscription for shares or
  debentures of Indian companies. Further, they can
  also now place funds in company deposits. NRIs
  who undertake not to seek at any time
  repatriation of the capital invested in India and
  the income earned thereon are permitted to invest
  on non-repatriation basis. NRIs also have the
  option of investing in mutual funds floated by
  domestic public sector and private sector mutual
  funds on non-repatriation basis.
• All they have to do is to make their applications
  to the Reserve Bank. They can also now invest in
  money market mutual funds (MMMFs) floated by
  commercial banks and financial institutions with
  authorization from the apex bank or the
  Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi),
  the market regulator..

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• Yet another option is to invest in the securities
  of the Central or State governments and the
  National Plan/Savings Certificates by making
  remittances from abroad or out of funds held in
  their NRE/FCNR accounts
• In effect, with regulations tapering off,
  compared with the scene some 7-8 years ago,
  non-resident Indians today have more choices to
  invest their hard-earned money in India. And, to
  make things easier and hassle-free, the
  government is doing all it can to persuade
  Indians who make big money away from home to park
  their funds here. Investment In India is the fact
  that the Indian diaspora has also begun to
  believe that it is better to channel their money
  home, thereby contributing to the development
  process of the nation they actually belong to.
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