<h1>India Eases FDI Rules: 100% in E-commerce Food Trading, Broadcasting & Airports; Defense Over 49% Needs Approval.</h1> The Indian government has implemented a liberal and transparent Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) policy to attract domestic and foreign investments. Key measures include allowing 100% FDI in food product trading via e-commerce, broadcasting carriage services, and brownfield airport projects through the automatic route. In defense, FDI beyond 49% is permitted with government approval for modern technology access. The FDI limit for private security agencies is raised to 74%, with up to 49% allowed automatically. Local sourcing norms are relaxed for three years for single-brand retail trading of advanced technology products. These changes aim to enhance India's appeal as an investment destination.