Nageswaran said he expected gross foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into India to cross $100 billion this fiscal year, against $80.6 billion in FY25. But the country has to “up its game” to further bolster its FDI inflows, as the geopolitical and geoeconomic terrain has altered dramatically in recent years, he stressed. “The nature of the terrain has shifted,” he said. “It has become a much harder terrain. Therefore, we need to up our game with respect to courting FDI and global supply chain companie ...