*Authors Correspondence: Mr. Raghavendra Prasanna Kumar, Research Scholar, Institute of Management Studies Davangere University, Davangere-02
Online published on 20 April, 2017.
It is always important to attract the foreign direct investment a major consideration proceeding to invest their money into countries. India is estimated to require around US$ 1 trillion d 12th Five-Year Plan period (2012–17), to fund infrastructure in secto such as roads, airports and ports. The government is in the p liberalising FDI norms in construction activities and railways, whichcould bring in investments to meet the target. This research paper is d in nature, analyses FDI Inflows and examine the relationship betwe GDP growth rate and Growth rate of FDI inflows. This study is published sources collected from various official website. The extracted from the following sources suchas Handbook of Statistics on t Indian economy, RBI, Economic Survey, Government of India, Depa of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) Secretariat of Ind Assistance (SIA), Central Statistical Organization (CSO). Approp statistical tools used to analyse the data.
