New Delhi, March 11 -- Six years after India restricted investments from companies based in China and other countries that share a land border with it in local entities, the Union cabinet on Tuesday allowed the same conditionally, to boost specific sectors (such as electronic components and capital goods manufacturing) and attract more foreign direct investment in start-ups, especially in emerging deep tech areas. "The Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has approved change in guidelines on investments from countries sharing land border with India (LBCs)," said a government statement issued after the cabinet meeting. The changes are measured and calibrated as detailed by the statement: the investments cannot exceed 10...