The Government says capital flow into India between 2004 and April and December 2005 rose by four per cent.
New Delhi:The Government says capital flow into India between April and December 2005 amounted to more than Rs 71,500 crore.
The amount is up 4 per cent from the Rs 66,000 crore that India attracted in the year 2004, reports CNBC-TV18.
American Deposit Receipts (ADRs) and Global Depository Receipts (GDRs) garnered nearly Rs 8,800 crore in 2005 against about Rs 2,800 crore, in 2004.
External Commercial Borrowings also rose marginally.
Collections amounted to Rs 39,200 crore from April to December 2005, against Rs 38,300 crore in 2004.
Foreign Direct Investment in the April-December period in 2005 totalled Rs 23,500 crore, lower than the Rs 25,200 crore that came in 2004.
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