<h1>India Expands Foreign Investment: New Policies in Retail, Aviation, and More Boost Investor Confidence.</h1> The Indian government has implemented several initiatives to boost foreign investment. Key measures include expanding the Qualified Foreign Investor (QFI) scheme to allow direct investment in Indian equities and corporate bonds, increasing limits for Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) investments in debt securities, and rationalizing investment terms for infrastructure and debt funds. Additionally, foreign direct investment policies have been liberalized in sectors such as retail, civil aviation, broadcasting, and power exchanges. These reforms have been positively received by foreign investors, as reported by the Minister of State for Finance in a written statement to the Rajya Sabha.