<h1>India Approves Four FDI Proposals Worth Rs. 643.25 Crore in Pharma and Publishing; Eight Deferred, Two Rejected.</h1> The Government has approved four foreign direct investment (FDI) proposals totaling Rs. 643.25 crore based on the Foreign Investment Promotion Board's recommendations. Approved proposals include investments in the pharmaceutical and publishing sectors, with significant investments from companies in Mauritius and the UK. Eight proposals were deferred, involving sectors like telecom, defense, and non-banking financial companies. Two proposals were rejected, including one from a Singapore-based telecom company. Additionally, a proposal by Advanced Enzyme Technologies Ltd was approved for a revised total issue size of Rs. 480 crore, involving various foreign investors.