Press Trust of India / New Delhi Aug 19, 2009, 12:05 IST
India has attracted foreign direct investment worth $2.58 billion in June, an eight per cent increase over the same month last year, a senior official said today.
"The FDI is rising. In June, it was eight per cent more (than the same month last year)," Secretary in Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion Ajay Shankar told reporters here.
However, the total foreign investment inflows during April-June contracted by over 30 per cent to $7.02 billion over the same quarter of 2008-09. In the first quarter of the previous fiscal it was $10.07 billion. The FDI inflow in May was $2.1 billion.