New Delhi, Feb. 12 -- India's Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran indicated on Tuesday that restrictions on Chinese investments are likely to remain in place as both nations work to establish mutual trust.

Speaking at the Indian Venture and Alternate Capital Association Conclave 2025 in Mumbai, Nageswaran emphasised that lifting these restrictions would require time and mutual understanding between the two countries.

The investment restrictions were implemented by the Indian government in 2020 following military conflicts between Indian and Chinese forces in the Galwan Valley. These measures specifically targeted investments from countries sharing land borders with India.

When asked about potentially easing these restrictions, ...