Challenges in the Indian Economy from FDI Perspective

Abstract

The foreign direct investment (FDI) difficulties that the Indian economy faces are complicated and should be carefully considered. An outline of the main obstacles to the most effective possible introduction of FDI into India's economy is given in this abstract. The obstacles are many and multidimensional, ranging from complex legal frameworks and bureaucratic barriers to infrastructure scarcity and geopolitical uncertainty. Addressing these issues calls for a calculated strategy that includes targeted infrastructure development, enhanced administrative effectiveness, and policy reforms. Furthermore, intricate solutions are required for problems pertaining to labour regulations, cultural differences, and land acquisition. The Indian economy is resilient despite these obstacles, and taking proactive steps can turn them into chances for long-term, steady growth. A balanced and FDI-friendly climate can be created since the government works to improve regulations and expedite procedures, fostering economic growth and increased global competitiveness.