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The Indian government has allowed Iran's Bank Pasargad PLC to open a branch in Mumbai, Press Trust of India reported Jan. 8, citing Nitin Gadkari, a union minister.
The Iranian bank will open the new Mumbai branch within the coming three months, Gadkari said following a meeting with Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif.