In a move to bolster India's start-up ecosystem, the government is simplifying procedures for startups relocating their headquarters back to India.

Foreign direct investment (FDI) in India is increasing rapidly with investments from the Middle East, Japan, European Union, and the US. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal states this is boosting economic growth and creating jobs.

FDI inflows into the country are surging, with investors from the Middle East, Japan, European Union, and the US recognising India's status as a top investment destination, driving rapid economic growth and generating millions of new jobs,

India has been averaging over $4.5 billion in monthly FDI inflows since January, despite global challenges. Between January and September of this year, FDI grew by about 42 percent, reaching $42.13 billion,