<h1>Indian Government Approves 20 FDI Proposals Worth Rs. 1034.371 Crore Across Multiple Sectors; 15 Deferred, 2 Rejected.</h1> The Indian government approved 20 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) proposals totaling approximately Rs. 1034.371 crore, following recommendations from the Foreign Investment Promotion Board. These approvals span various sectors, including commerce, consumer affairs, economic affairs, health, information technology, and pharmaceuticals. Notable approvals include joint ventures and equity participation in retail, manufacturing, and IT services. Additionally, 15 proposals were deferred, two were rejected, and one was withdrawn. The deferred proposals cover sectors such as pharmaceuticals, defense, logistics, and publishing, while the rejected proposals involved issues with capitalization and share transfer timing.