Government today said there was no unanimity on increasing FDI in the print media from the existing 26 per cent.
“There is no unanimity over increasing the FDI quotient in print media...the debate in this regard has not been conclusive,” Information and Broadcasting Minister Ambika Soni told the Lok Sabha during Question Hour.
She said as per the print media policy, foreign newspapers dealing mainly with news and current affairs were not being allowed to bring out Indian editions.
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