The lifting of restrictions on foreign direct investment into a number of sectors of the economy has been one of the successes of Prime Minister Modi’s reform agenda so far. FDI inflows have picked up, but they remain low relative to the size of India’s economy. Wider-ranging reform is still needed.
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