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Guide to find a credible publicly available source for the NDI Rules.
Step 1: Avoid the following-
(a)Websites of:
(i) Department of Economic Affairs;
(ii) Ministry of Finance;
(iii) RBI; and
(b) India Code.
Step 2: Navigating through the e-Gazette-
Helpful link - .
Random articles indicate that the Rules were notified on 17th October, 2019. Go to . Click on "Search", and then "Search by Date". You'll notice that the subject is, very conveniently, not the name of the notification. Look for Ministry of Finance (S.No. 6). The subject of the file should be "In exercise of the powers conferred by clauses aa and ab of sub section 2 of section 46 of the Foreign Exchange Management Act". Click on the pdf icon.
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