India to exempt Saudi fund from foreign portfolio investment rules, sources say
- Select a language for the TTS:
- UK English Female
- UK English Male
- US English Female
- US English Male
- Australian Female
- Australian Male
- Language selected: (auto detect) - EN
Play all audios:
Newsletters ePaper Sign in HomeIndiaKarnatakaOpinionWorldBusinessSportsVideoEntertainmentDH SpecialsOperation SindoorNews ShotsExplainersBengaluruTrendingPhotosDH BrandspotHomeNews
ShotsTrendingMenu×ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENTHomeworldIndia to exempt Saudi fund from foreign portfolio investment rules, sources sayIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited
the Gulf nation in April, when both the countries agreed to promote investment in areas including energy, infrastructure and pharmaceuticals.ReutersLast Updated : 30 May 2025, 09:52 IST
Follow Us :
CommentsADVERTISEMENTPublished 30 May 2025, 09:52 ISTIndia NewsSaudi ArabiaPrime Minister Narendra ModiCrown Prince Mohammed bin SalmanFollow us on : Follow Us IndiaSouthNorthWestEast &
North EastOperation SindoorOpinionEditorialSpeak OutCartoonKarnatakaBengaluruSportsCricketIPL 2025FootballEntertainmentMovie ReviewsPhotosTechnologyWorldSpecialsDH on SundayDH on
SaturdaySign up for NewslettersAll NewslettersTop News of the DayPolitical TheatreDH SportsletterExplainersExplained | What we know about the attack against Jewish demonstrators in
ColoradoDaughter or sister—how is Kannada related to Tamil?Explained | How smoking bans are evolving across EuropeExplained | Trump says Golden Dome system would cost Canada $61 billion:
Here's what it will offerWhat's BrewingCaste Census in hilly areas from October 2026 and rest of India from March 2027Traffic restrictions in Bengaluru's central business district for RCB
felicitation at Chinnaswamy Stadium Probe ordered after death of five patients due to alleged negligence at Odisha govt hospitalHyena spotted around Madhya Pradesh village where 6 died in
attack by unidentified animal; search operation onLatest NewsBall in Raj’s court: Uddhav Sena ready to reconcile with MNS for the sake of Maharashtra Gold climbs Rs 260 to Rs 99,260/10 g;
silver rallies Rs 1,900Odisha: Passenger falls ill in moving train, declared dead in hospitalChinnaswamy Stadium stampede updates | RCB victory celebrations turn into tragedy as many dead,
scores injuredThe Printers Mysore LtdPrajavaniSudhaMayuraEpaperClassifiedsContactAboutPrivacy PolicyTermsDisclaimerGrievance Redressal