India has tweaked its foreign direct investment (FDI) rules, amid concerns that unprecedented stress as a result of the coronavirus pandemic could expose domestic firms across sectors to opportunistic takeovers and acquisitions.
The new norms, widely seen as targeted mainly at China, essentially require nations that border India to secure government approval prior to investing in
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