<div id="readability-page-1"><div id="parent_top_div"><p>India authorised some state firms including Bharat Heavy Electricals and Steel Authority ​of India on Friday to procure critical equipment from ​China, according to a government source and document, after easing restrictions.</p> <p>  Reuters ‌reported last month that India would relax restrictions on buying Chinese equipment imposed after a deadly 2020 border clash, allowing state-run power and coal companies to start limited imports as shortages and project delays mounted. India has since then also eased investment curbs on China.</p> <p>  Under the relaxation of the rules, India's largest state-run power equipment maker Bharat Heavy Electricals can procure 21 types of critical equipment from China, the government order said. A similar authorisation has been given to Steel Authority of India ‌for certain critical components, and for sourcing of coal-gasification equipment by other state-run firms, a government source said.</p><p>  The deadly clashes in 2020 between Indian and Chinese troops along the Himalayan frontier prompted New Delhi to tighten rules on Chinese procurement and investments, but a global realignment of trade sparked by US tariffs has prompted India to consider a calibrated reset with ​China to keep supply chains steady and attract investments.</p> <p>  Last August, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi ‌visited China for the first time in seven years, meeting Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss improving ties, after which the two countries ​resumed ‌direct flights and New Delhi eased visa procedures for Chinese business professionals.</p> <p>  The government order ‌issued this month, seen by Reuters, exempts Chinese bidders participating in state contracts from registration with a government committee to obtain political and security ‌clearances.</p> <p>Earlier ​this month, New ​Delhi also eased restrictions on Chinese investments in select sectors to help ease a capital squeeze, marking a significant reset of economic ‌ties.</p></div></div>

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<p>印度已授权国有企业，包括印度重型电气公司和印度钢铁公司，从中国进口关键设备，此举是在 2020 年边境冲突后放宽限制的背景下进行的。此项措施旨在解决短缺和项目延误问题。政府还放宽了对中国的投资限制，允许这些企业采购特定设备和组件。这一决定是印度重塑与中国经济关系的更广泛努力的一部分，包括简化签证程序和恢复直飞航班，印度希望通过这些措施来稳定供应链并吸引投资</p>

政府放宽限制，允许国有企业从中国进口关键设备