No Change for FDI conditions in multi-brand retail

No Change for FDI conditions in multi-brand retail: According to the Congress in India there is no change in Foreign Direct Investment(FDI) conditons any particular company even Walmart leaves India. There are so may ways to grab the FDI to india.  "Why the government should consider that the government has a policy to one of the company. Government a national policy, and it's open world.?" Walmart. They will come. We will not change our policy. Our policy is a national policy. We are in the national interest, ". His comments came in response to questions that the largest retailer Wal-Mart in the world inability of his government to meet expressed
Sources standard in multi-brand segment, 30% of purchases of small industries requires, says it can provide about 20%.

To a question on the government to make some plans to make some changes in the FDI policy for a number of companies make, he said that he did not "know" anything.  According to the policy of foreign direct investment (FDI) in multibrand retail at least 30 percent of the purchase / processed products manufactured from "small Indian companies.
   
Have expressed concern in the search constraints. Several retailers worldwide  At a meeting with the Minister of Trade and Industry, Anand Sharma, has also highlighted the global supply chains and demand changes in the status of "preferred" to "mandatory", as in the case a single brand retail.  Although the government has allowed FDI of 51% in multi-brand distribution for about ten months ago, there is no formal proposal has been received yet .