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Allowed to buy Indian shares

MUMBAI, SEPT. 13. The Central Government has permitted Sri Lankan citizens to purchase shares or convertible debentures of Indian companies under the foreign direct investment scheme subject to specified terms and conditions. It has been decided by the government to lift the restriction imposed on investment in Indian companies by Sri Lankan citizens, RBI said in a notification here today. — PTI

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