Public finance reporting: consolidated government receipts and expenditure, highlighting tax receipts, state devolution, revenue and capital outlays.
Monthly consolidated accounts up to June 2022 present total receipts made up of Tax Revenue (Net to Centre), Non Tax Revenue and Non Debt Capital Receipts (loan recoveries and miscellaneous capital receipts), and note increased Devolution of Share of Taxes to states. Total expenditure is split into Revenue and Capital Accounts, with Revenue Expenditure dominated by Interest Payments and Major Subsidies.

FDI policy liberalisation expands automatic-route manufacturing investment and RBI measures bolster forex inflows, increasing foreign investment confidence.
FDI policy permits up to 100% foreign investment under the automatic route in most sectors and treats manufacturing as eligible whether by self-manufacturing or contract manufacturing, allowing sale via wholesale, retail and e-commerce without approval. Complementary monetary and regulatory measures-including CRR/SLR exemptions for incremental NRE/FCNR(B) deposits, temporary deposit interest flexibility, inclusion of specified G-Secs under a fully accessible route for investors, temporary ECB limit increases and broader permitted end-uses for foreign currency borrowings-have been implemented to enhance forex inflows and support higher FDI.

FDI policy liberalisation: automatic route for non sensitive sectors with approval and security clearance for strategic investments.
The regulatory framework permits FDI up to 100% via the automatic route in non-sensitive sectors, while investments in designated sensitive or strategic sectors and certain country-origin investments require prior government approval or security clearance. All foreign investments must comply with entry route conditions, sectoral caps and attendant conditions, sectoral laws, Companies Act requirements, pricing and documentation norms, and reporting obligations.

Government securities auction: re-issue of dated bonds via uniform and multiple price methods with non-competitive quota.
Re-issue auctions announced for four Government securities with specified notified nominal amounts, primarily via price based auctions using the uniform price method, and one via the multiple price method; the Government may retain additional subscription against each security. Up to five percent of each notified amount is reserved for eligible individuals and institutions under the Non-Competitive Bidding facility. Competitive and non-competitive bids must be submitted electronically on E-Kuber within prescribed windows. Auction results, payment timing, and eligibility for When Issued trading under RBI guidelines are specified.

Government securities auction re-issue using uniform and multiple price methods; non-competitive allocation and specified bidding and settlement schedule.
Re-issue of Government securities will be conducted by auction using uniform price and multiple price methods; the Government may retain additional subscription. Up to five percent of each notified amount is allotted to eligible participants under the Scheme for Non-Competitive Bidding. Competitive and non-competitive bids must be submitted electronically on the RBI E-Kuber system within specified morning windows. Auction results will be announced on the auction date and successful bidders will make payment on the notified settlement date. The securities are eligible for When Issued trading per RBI guidelines.

Government securities auction re-issue: uniform and multiple price methods with non-competitive allotment and when-issued trading eligibility.
The Government announced re-issue auctions of four specified Government Securities with designated notified amounts, conducted by the Reserve Bank of India using uniform price and multiple price methods; the Government may retain additional subscription for each security. Up to 5% of each issue is reserved for eligible participants under the Scheme for Non-Competitive Bidding. Competitive and non-competitive bids must be submitted electronically via the E-Kuber system within prescribed time windows on the auction date. Results are announced same day and payments on the notified settlement date. The securities are eligible for When Issued trading per RBI guidelines.

Government securities auction: re-issue of multiple dated securities using uniform and multiple price methods with non-competitive allocation.
Re-issue auction of multiple Government of India securities will be conducted via electronic bids on the Reserve Bank of India's E-Kuber platform with up to five percent of each notified amount reserved for eligible participants under the non-competitive bidding facility. The Government may retain additional subscriptions against each security. Three securities will be offered using the uniform price method and one using the multiple price method; separate bid submission windows for competitive and non-competitive bids are prescribed and the securities are eligible for When Issued trading under RBI guidelines.