Abstract
Despite the ongoing influx of incessant liberalization and globalization, the Indian retail sector continues to be aloof from progressive and ostentatious development. This dismal situation of the retail sector absolutely is due to the absence of a Foreign Direct Investment (hereinafter referenced as "FDI") encouraging coverage in the Indian retail sector. In this context, makes an attempt have been made to study the tactical issues regarding the composition of Indian retail sector, current FDI coverage and its limitation. In addition, the latest move of the federal government to allow 51% FDI in multi-brand retail in India and increasing the FDI limit in solo brand retail in India to 100% (from the prevailing 51%) is facing opposition which includes brought up significant hurdles for effective execution of the reforms.
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