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In the global competitive era, every country wants to be self-reliant and self-sufficient. Most Under Developing Countries are immensely dependent on the advanced countries which have abundant capital, better infrastructure, and advanced technologies. India is one of those countries which is excessively dependent on an advanced nation for its capital requirement and financial stability as India is a labour-intensive country along with skilled and cheap labour force. Till 1991, most of the capital-intensive Indian industries were controlled by the Government of India and till then GOI used the conservative technique for the economic growth and development. In July 1991, India adopted a New Industrial policy (Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization) that's why many Indian industrial sectors were open for the private sector investment and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) since then FDI was a major form of investment. Due to cheap and skilled labour, abundance of natural resources, mobility of labour, stability in the economy and economic factor in the form of taxes, subsidies which government provide to the foreign investors at the time of investments, which makes India a better destination of investment for foreign investors such as Foreign Portfolio Investors(FPIS), Foreign Equity Investors etc. In India, service sector attracted the highest FDI in this decade and India has received the maximum inflow of FDI from Mauritius in FY19. This study concentrated on the inflow of FDI in the top 10 sectors of the country in which FDI is the most emerging investment. This study focused on the city-wise FDI inflow and top 10 countries through which FDI inflow into India. In this study, Analysis and interpretation have been conducted by the simple percentage method.