<h1>FDI policy relaxation in insurance and railways increases foreign investment inflows and prompts ongoing policy review.</h1> Revision of the FDI regime in the insurance sector corresponded with a marked increase in inflows for the comparative period, while railway infrastructure was opened to FDI but sectoral inflow data are not separately maintained. Central authorities do not compile data to assess employment effects of FDI liberalisation, though FDI is described as supplementing domestic capital, transferring technology and skills, and generating indirect multiplier effects. The Government conducts investor outreach and continuously reviews FDI policy to improve investor friendliness.