<h1>Indian Government Approves 14 FDI Proposals Worth Rs 113.35 Crore Across Multiple Sectors; 9 Deferred, 7 Rejected.</h1> The Indian government approved 14 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) proposals totaling approximately Rs 113.35 crore, following recommendations from the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB). The approved proposals span various sectors, including consumer affairs, economic affairs, electronics, information technology, information broadcasting, health, and pharmaceuticals. Notable approvals include investments in pharmaceuticals, IT services, and consumer goods. Additionally, nine proposals were deferred, and seven were rejected, involving sectors like insurance broking, healthcare, commodities trading, and IT services. These decisions reflect the government's ongoing efforts to regulate and facilitate foreign investments in diverse sectors.