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<h1>Reserve Bank of India Updates Voluntary Retention Route for FPIs, Eases Investment Norms and Introduces VRR-Combined Category.</h1> The Reserve Bank of India introduced the Voluntary Retention Route (VRR) to facilitate Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) in investing in Indian debt markets. This route allows FPIs to bypass certain regulatory norms if they commit to retaining a minimum percentage of their investments in India for a specified period. Key changes include the introduction of a VRR-Combined category and removal of the 25% investment requirement within one month of allotment. FPIs can choose to continue holding investments post-retention period or exit. The VRR is voluntary, with investments capped at Rs. 75,000 crore, subject to allocation by the Reserve Bank.