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A panel discussion was also organised to discuss effective strategy for Chinese VCs to enter the Indian startup market and share their experiences about the Indian startup ecosystem.

Chinese investors are keen to invest in India, especially in the country's high-speed railway network, business leaders attending an India-China corporate dialogue held in China's central Hunan province said.

Officials of some of the leading Chinese companies which have invested in India have made a strong pitch for their local counterparts to step up investments under the Make-in-India campaign.

India in collaboration with a multi-national professional services giant Monday organised an event in China's financial capital Shanghai focussing on potential business initiatives, including the Make in India campaign, to woo Chinese investors.

Chinese investors holding a stock for more than one year will be exempted from a 5-percent dividend tax from Tuesday, a move aimed at boosting long term investment following recent stock market collapse in the world's second biggest economy.

India on Saturday said it is committed to improve trade relation with China as it would be mutually beneficial and help further the 'Make In India' initiative that provides a golden opportunity for Chinese investors.

Practical measures agreed upon during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit will greatly reduce the chances of confrontation and enhance mutual trust between China and India, Chinese experts said on Saturday.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi got down to business on the final day of his trip to China on Saturday, saying his country was open for investment as firms signed deals worth more than $22 billion.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet CEOs of top Chinese firms, including head of e-commerce giant Alibaba Jack Ma.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is visiting China next week, should find ways to enhance bilateral trade relations and woo Chinese investors who complain of bureaucratic red-tape and intensive security reviews, state media said on Thursday.

Seeking investments to rebuild Andhra Pradesh after the separation of Telangana, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu is here to woo Chinese investors to hasten the process of manufacturing and infrastructure building in the state.

The injection follows signs that Chinese investors are beginning to bet that the PBOC is going to reduce the official deposit rate, now fixed at 3 percent.

Chinese investors are to plunge more than US$1 billion into developing Antigua and Barbuda`s first mega-resort, creating 1,000 jobs for the tiny cash-strapped nation.