<h1>India's FDI Reforms: 100% in Railways, 49% in Defense, Insurance, Pension Sectors; Key Sources Include Mauritius, Singapore.</h1> Over the past three years, the number of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) proposals in India has varied, with 218 in 2012, 219 in 2013, 150 in 2014, and 170 in 2015. The government has implemented key FDI reforms, notably in defense and railways, allowing 100% FDI in rail infrastructure and raising the defense sector cap to 49%. The insurance and pension sectors' FDI limits were also increased to 49%. Top FDI sources include Mauritius, Singapore, and the Netherlands, while leading sectors receiving FDI are services, automobile, and computer software. These reforms aim to boost economic growth, infrastructure, and employment.