NEW DELHI (July 23): India's government on Thursday eased foreign investment rules to allow e-commerce companies to buy products directly from Indian sellers and then sell them to overseas customers, a major win for Amazon which lobbied for the change for months. The policy restrictions that Amazon»»»

Shubman Gill being bowled by South Africa's Marco Jansen during the third T20 International cricket match of series between India and South Africa, at HPCA Stadium, in Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh. (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Hours before the T20 World Cup squad announcement in Mumbai on Saturday, Indi»»»

NEW DELHI :India's government has drafted a proposal to ease foreign investment rules to allow e-commerce companies like Amazon to buy products directly from Indian sellers and then sell them to overseas customers, a document showed. India currently prohibits foreign e-commerce companies from selli»»»

India is considering easing foreign investment rules to let e-commerce firms like Amazon buy products directly from Indian sellers for export. Currently, foreign platforms can only act as marketplaces. The proposal, aimed at boosting global e-commerce exports, would apply only to exports and includ»»»