<h1>India Approves 21 FDI Proposals Worth Rs. 2410 Crore; Brownfield Pharma Sector Gets Rs. 1842.55 Crore with Conditions.</h1> The Indian government approved 21 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) proposals totaling approximately Rs. 2410 crore, based on recommendations from the Foreign Investment Promotion Board. Notably, eight proposals worth Rs. 1842.55 crore in the brownfield pharmaceuticals sector were approved, subject to conditions related to maintaining production levels of essential medicines, research and development expenses, and technology transfer information. The approved proposals span various sectors, including agriculture, financial services, industrial policy, mines, commerce, consumer affairs, information broadcasting, telecommunications, and health. These decisions aim to enhance foreign investment in diverse industries across India.