By Freny Patel ( October 1, 2026, 08:58 GMT | Insight) -- India’s investment reforms have failed to dispel US concerns over discriminatory rules, unpredictable regulation, aggressive enforcement, data localization, weak intellectual-property protection and slow legal remedies for foreign companies operating there, according to a report by the US Department of State.India’s efforts to attract US capital are being undercut by rules that deny foreign-owned companies access available to domestic rivals, as well as last-minute regulatory changes and aggressive enforcement, the US Department of State said....
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