Swiggy has announced upcoming adjustments to its board nomination policies as part of its strategy to establish itself as an Indian owned a...

India's industrial and warehousing sector saw its strongest quarterly growth in early 2026. E-commerce and 3PL players drove this surge, le...

India is planning to allow FDI in inventory-based ecommerce exclusively for exports. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.

India is considering allowing FDI in inventory-based e-commerce exclusively for exports. This move aims to boost outbound shipments without...

Releasing a whitepaper on the e-commerce policy, the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) said e-commerce entities have "structured th...

At a meeting called by DPIIT, Nasscom, CII and Assocham spoke in favour of retaining Press Note 2, which amends and tightens India’s existi...

Sept 30 every year is the deadline for ecomm firms to ready their annual compliance reports as per FDI norms.

Inventory-based model not only violates the FDI policy on e-commerce but also circumvents the FDI policy restrictions on multi-brand retail...

He explained that since there were no plans to introduce FDI in the regular retail sector, there were no plans to allow FDI for the sale of...

The department of commerce had in its recent draft ecommerce policy mooted up to 49% FDI in inventory-based ecommerce for 100% locally made...

As per CCI, discounts being offered by such platforms distort prices of products which is against the guidelines prescribed for marketplace...

There is “no information to furnish on the matter” with regard to three questions asked, DIPP said in response to queries filed under RTI.

E-commerce companies have their ears to the ground in the capital as nearly 10,000 trade organisation leaders from across the country are e...

While Goa also pitched for FDI in ecommerce, it wants effective control in online retail companies to remain in Indian hands by capping the...

The Union government has called for a meeting this week to reassess India’s policy on foreign direct investment, or FDI, in e-commerce.

Current FDI policy doesn't allow FDI in business-to-consumer e-commerce. As such, 100% FDI is allowed in business-to-business e-commerce.

The industry has stepped up its demand for opening retail e-commerce to foreign investment to bring the policy in line with international p...