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India Takes Growth Pitch Abroad as Foreign Money Pulls Back

India is promoting its growth story overseas as foreign investment retreats, raising questions about confidence, competitiveness, and future economic momentum.

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India Takes Growth Pitch Abroad as Foreign Money Pulls Back

India is taking its economic growth pitch abroad as foreign investment flows weaken, highlighting the challenge of attracting capital while maintaining expansion.

Officials are presenting the country as a competitive destination for manufacturers, technology companies, and long-term investors. However, a pullback in foreign money has raised questions about regulatory conditions, infrastructure, market access, and the business climate. The government’s outreach is intended to reassure investors and unlock commitments, but sustained inflows may depend on reforms, policy stability, and opportunities across sectors.

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