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Role of Chartered Accountant’s in assisting startup to reach to the UNICORN ...CA. (Dr.) Rajkumar Adukia
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UNFOLDS NEW PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE FOR THE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT...CA. (Dr.) Rajkumar Adukia
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due to the wide application of corporate governance, direct alignment with the successful running of organizations many are recognizing the significance of corporate governance, therefore, turning to professional service which in turn creating professional opportunities that were undiscovered until now. There services
maybe in the form of advisory that includes making the organization more institutional, meaning they help make these policies comprehensive and standardized throughout organizations.
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Role of Chartered Accountant’s in assisting startup to reach to the UNICORN ...CA. (Dr.) Rajkumar Adukia
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UNFOLDS NEW PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE FOR THE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT...CA. (Dr.) Rajkumar Adukia
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Made by Saurabh, Kunal, Dipti, Ravis- Students of INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF FINANCIAL PLANNING MBA in Financial Analysis. Submitted to Jatin Khemani.
Consultancy & Advisory Service of Chartered Accountant to MSMEs & Startups En...CA. (Dr.) Rajkumar Adukia
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You already are a professional. It means you have achieved
success by completing the academic and practical training
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just a matter of cultivating certain habits and following those
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Every enterprise, as they are responsible for employment generation, GDP contribution, and improvisation of industrial standards, their role is considered vital in the development of an economy. However, the success of an enterprise largely depends upon the efficiency of the workforce, for this reason, it is essential for an employer to protect the interest of each employee within his organization. As no asset of an organization is as valuable as its "employees".
The author believes such enterprises/organisation need a full package guide providing compliance and
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Project on start ups. Meaning of Start up. Proceeding Mechanism, key points to be considered, essentials for a successful stat ups their valuations, Methods of Valuations, where does india stands, structure,successful start ups in India. New Start Ups in India. Private Equity, Venture Capitalist and Angel Investors. Problems faced by entrepreneurs while doing start ups. Problem solving. Future Prospects of new Indian Start ups including steps taken by Government of India. compensation given to private equity players.
Made by Saurabh, Kunal, Dipti, Ravis- Students of INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF FINANCIAL PLANNING MBA in Financial Analysis. Submitted to Jatin Khemani.
Consultancy & Advisory Service of Chartered Accountant to MSMEs & Startups En...CA. (Dr.) Rajkumar Adukia
MSMEs & Startups being the contributor to the economy, the Professionals preferably Chartered Accountant can assist in nation-building by providing services to such entrepreneurs beyond traditional areas of practice
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that was prescribed for your profession. But how to be a super
successful professional? Is it that difficult? No. Not at all. It isn’t
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habits religiously, day-in and day-out.
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This file explain Plan to be the Entrepreneur. Plan for how to grow the business after the COVID-19.The Strategy to be implemented for the growth of Business in after COVID-19.
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MSMEs are the very fuel that drive the growth of the Indian economy. Their small size, low capital requirement, use of indigenous technology & local resources and suitability for rural areas, makes it a strong case for the promotion of MSMEs. The need of the hour is to heed the crucial hurdles that are thwarting the growth of these enterprises and prepare them, through timely policy interventions and structural changes, towards enhancing their share in the global market.
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My write up which appeared in the Cover Story of April 2019 issue of Monthly Economic Digest Published by Maharashtra Economic Development Council. The article is about the incentives policies relating to MSMEs in India.
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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT’S ASSISTANCE FOR EXPONENTIAL GROWTH OF YOUR BUSINESS IN THE CAPACITY AS BEST BUSINESS GROWTH CONSULTANT
1. 1
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT’S ASSISTANCE FOR EXPONENTIAL GROWTH OF
YOUR BUSINESS IN THE CAPACITY AS BEST BUSINESS GROWTH
CONSULTANT
By
CA. (Dr.) Rajkumar Adukia
Author of more than 300 books,
Business Growth and Motivational Coach,
Member IFRS SMEIG London 2018-2020
Ex director - SBI mutual fund, BOI mutual fund
Ph. D , LL.B, LLM (Constitution), FCA,FCS, MBA, MBF , FCMA, Dip Criminology, Dip in IFR(UK)
Justice (Harvard) , CSR, Dip IPR, Dip Criminology ,dip in CG , Dip Cyber, dip data privacy B. Com , M.
Com., Dip LL & LW
Student of – MA (psychology), MA (Economics), IGNOU PGDCR, PGCAP etc
Chairman western region ICAI 1997, Council Member ICAI 1998-2016
2. 2
Abstract
Adapting to the new age, thinking big and utilizing our expertise with
mixture of innovation are a strategic pathways to achieve exponential
growth and goes a long way in creating impact upon the world. We are
fortunate to born in the digital age, so that adapting and learning new skills
become very easy for us than previous generation. And now that we have
everything why don’t we make good out of it. Remember we can always
improve and create better version our self, the key is never stop dreaming.
There is no written rule that one must do only one work or concentrate only
one area of profession, there are plenty of other opportunities that we may
explore, and this goes true for the professionals of chartered accountancy as
well.
Since the very start of my career I have been vocal about how professionals
must go beyond their traditional areas of practice like audit and direct/
indirect taxation, and one should expand himself to serve better and not
settle for less.
In this article will be covering how Chartered accountant can make best use
of their expertise to help business/organization in achieving exponential
growth by assisting them beyond the areas of taxation & the regulatory
compliance.
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Introduction:
The growth of business largely depends upon the number of consumers that
you have, the number of revenue and a level ease of doing by being regular
with government mandates and compliances. The business that covers all of
this aspect gets a steady success in return. A study suggests that due to
absence of professional guidance the CEOs and top management of an
organizations have to devote 80% of the their time in coming up with
growth strategies, plans etc. often this lead to neglect towards various
marketing and promotional scheme benefits provided by government, as a
result many are not able to avail such benefits. For this reason many needs
the assistance of professionals who could guide them on the right path and
managed all their necessary work so that this entrepreneurs could
concentrate on core business operations.
The modern age technologies have change way businesses used to operate.
Be it for maximizing economic operation or creating a social impact,
technology is must. This has also created a need for digital presence.
The recent years have seen rise in e-commerce changing the course of
marketing strategies that have positively triggered the need of digital
marketing to the business organizations for maximizing the profit. A well
executed digital marketing strategy with adoption to new trend &
technology perhaps catalyst to be no. 1 in the world.
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Why digital presence of business is necessary?
Planning and strategies are crucial for the effective running of any
establishment. In the digital age, we are living in there is nothing that we
cannot do to make our service reach to the end-user. Marketing your ideas
is certainly a need of the hour and continuous innovation plays a big role in
it. Owing to the increasing purchasing power and rise in consumerism there
are ample amount of opportunities for the creators to sell their ideas,
product, or services, well the key technique here is “Marketing” to be very
precise “Digital Marketing” This is because digital marketing in the social
media age has certainly made it possible for all businesses to put their brand
to the targeted audience. Various interactive social media platforms such as
Face book, Linked In, WhatsApp, Twitter, Instagram, etc. have made the
hassle of communication between creators and end-users much easier.
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Acknowledging the importance of digitization, the government of India has
been introducing various initiatives such as Digital India
https://www.digitalindiaportal.co.in/ , Make in India
https://www.makeinindia.com/ , Start-up India
https://www.startupindia.gov.in/ , Skill India https://skillindia.nsdcindia.org/
to accelerate the e-commerce of the country. There are great opportunities
for entrepreneurs to enhance the sale and efficiency by making optimum
use of such platforms.
Chartered Accountants – acting as one stop destination for all businesses’
exponential growth
The present business scenario have lead the evolution of profession of
chartered accountancy, the one whose expertise were limited to taxation
and regulatory practices have now spread all corners business management
right from inception to constantly making effort for making a steady
progress. Marketing, increasing the sale of business is one such area where
the assistance of chartered accountant may be crucial for businesses.
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The business entities can be broadly classified into two large businesses and
small businesses. Small businesses are additionally classified into micro,
small and medium enterprises, many of them will be startups entities.
What is the definition of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME)?
The ministry of MSME which is responsible for the governance of MSME
sector has seen to be timely revising its definition by changing the threshold
of classification for entities to be termed as MSMEs.
The latest change incorporate vide circular effective from 1st July 2020 that
provided that
Entities with an investment of less than Rs 1 crore and turnover of less
than Rs 5 crore are classified as micro;
Entities with an investment up to Rs 10 crore and turnover up to Rs 50
crore are classified as small, and
Entities with an investment up to Rs 50 crore and turnover up to Rs
250 crore are classified as medium.
Now the said ministry vides its circular dated 2nd July 2021 decided to include
Retail and wholesale trades as MSMEs. The move was taken with the intent
to the formalized retail trade and enable financial support to small and mid-
sized retail businesses. As a result of which the Retail and wholesale trade
that was left out of the ambit of MSME until now, will be eligible to avail the
benefits of priority sector lending and they are now per circular allowed to
register themselves on the Udyam Registration Portal
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https://udyamregistration.gov.in/Government-India/Ministry-MSME-
registration.htm, which is free of cost registration portal for entities to be
registered as MSMEs.
What is the definition of Startup entity?
The Government of India vide its Notification No. G.S.R. 127 (E) DATED 19th
February 2019 provided a modified definition of Startup. Therefore an
entity is to considered as startup which is
i. Upto a period of ten years from the date of incorporation/
registration, if it is incorporated as a private limited company (as
defined in the Companies Act, 2013) or registered as a partnership
firm (registered under section 59 of the Partnership Act, 1932) or a
limited liability partnership (under the Limited Liability Partnership
Act, 2008) in India.
ii. Turnover of the entity for any of the financial years since
incorporation/ registration has not exceeded one hundred crore
rupees
iii. working towards innovation, development or improvement of
products or processes or services, or if it is a scalable business
model with a high potential of employment generation or wealth
creation.
Provided that an entity formed by splitting up or reconstruction of an
existing business shall not be considered a ‘Startup’.
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Considering the factors such as lack of technological advancement,
inadequate access to market that have restricted the growth of such small
business entities, our government have come up with various policy
initiatives and programs such as procurement policy, make in India initiative,
E-marketplace , etc.
With the technical and regulatory knowledge the chartered accountant can
better assist such entities in making best use of various initiatives taken by
government for the marketing support to businesses.
The Public Procurement Policy for Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs)
Order, 2012:
Effective from 1st April 2012, the policy obligated the Central Ministries
/Departments and Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) for annual
procurement from the enterprises belonging to the MSEs. The said policy
was later amended vide gazette notification dated 9th November 2018.
How the procurement policy is beneficial for budding MSEs?
Effect of policy: since the policy (as amended in 2018) mandates 25 % of
annual procurement by Central Ministries/Departments/Public Sector
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Enterprises (CPSEs) which include 4% from MSEs owned by SC/ST and 3%
from MSEs owned by Women entrepreneurs (Paragraph 4-4A).
It certainly enhances the participation of such MSEs and opened the doors
of opportunities.
Definition of MSEs owned by SC/ST: a. In the case of proprietary MSE, the
proprietor(s) shall be Sc/St. b. In the case of partnership MSE, the Sc/St
partners shall be held at least 51% shares in the unit. C. In the case of
Private Limited Companies, at least a 51% share shall be held by Sc/St
promoters.
Definition of MSEs owned Women Entrepreneurs: The MSEs owned and
controlled by a woman having a minimum financial interest of 51 percent of
the capital and giving at least 51 percent of the employment generated in
the enterprise to women.
Reserved Items: The policy under paragraph 11 specially reserves total 358
items to exclusively purchase from MSEs. The move was initiated for the
wider dispersal such enterprises in the country and consequently for the
growth and promotion of the sector. Such list contain A-Z products tools
right from agriculture tools, electronics, silk made products, steel, to
wooden made items and handicraft items and the same is available at
http://www.dcmsme.gov.in/schemes/listof358itemsreserved.pdf.
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The wider range of listed items opens plenty of doors for enterprises looking
to explore. This feature provides immense scope for budding entrepreneurs
looking for entering the MSE world.
Who are buyers?
Every central ministry/department and central public sector undertaking has
an annual target of 25% of annual procurement out of a sub-target of 4%
and 3% of procurement target from MSEs owned by Sc/St and Women
Entrepreneurs respectively. There are a total of 51 Ministries in the country
and 67 central departments, and 348 CPSEs so far. This signifies a sufficient
no. of buyers.
Who are sellers?
All MSEs satisfying the criteria as per revised definition and the same been
registered under the online registration portal namely Udyam Registration
Portal maintained by the ministry can avail the benefit of the policy.
MSME- SAMBANDH
For the effective implementation of procurement policy, the ministry has
launched an online portal named MSME- Sambandh
https://sambandh.msme.gov.in/PPP_Index.aspx into effect since 8th March
2017. The portal is responsible for the monitoring of the procurement by
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concerned Ministries and central departments and PSEs. The portal has
been very active in terms of timely update procurement information on a
weekly /monthly basis. In addition to the same, the portal publishes the list
of products/services to be required by MSEs.
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E-Marketplace (GeM)
Given the trend of digital marketing, the e-Marketplace (GeM) can be the
best platform for sellers to market their products that facilitates the online
procurement of goods and services by the central government
departments/organization / PSUs.
Features of GeM portal:
1. Drive business with ease
2. Direct access to largest buyers in the country
3. Direct purchase, Bids, and reverse auction
4. Transparency and security
5. Demand forecasting
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How to avail of the benefit of GeM?
As an effort to get the potential MSMEs registered on GeM the facility
button is provided on the Udyam Registration Form, to enable the entities
to positively be a part of GeM sellers.
The potential sellers need a vendor registration on the portal based on self-
certification. It required a document of identification proof, primarily
Adhaar. The basic requirement in nutshell is:
1. Constitution Type such as Proprietorship, Firm, Company, Trust or
Society and Central Government/State Government.
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2. Constitution Name.
3. Aadhaar Number or Personal PAN of the user(Authorized signatory of
ITR)
4. For Aadhaar based registrations, a mobile number that is linked with
the Aadhaar is required.
5. Documents such as CIN, PAN, DIPP, UAM, ITR details as per the
constitution of the organization may be required for seller
registration.
6. Address of the organization.
7. Bank account details of the organization
8. Active email id.
It should be noted that Adhaar is no longer mandatory for seller registration
and they have an option to use Personal PAN for Identity Verification while
doing the seller registration. For sellers registering in MSE capacity, the
portal provides an option to select an organization as an MSE, subsequently,
the MSE has to provide the Udyam Registration number and the mobile
number or Aadhaar number linked with such registration.
Womaniya – an initiative by GeM: The GeM portal is very active with
certain initiatives exclusively focus on the development of MSEs of one such
initiative is Womaniya https://uat.gemorion.org/page/detail/27 , it is
aligned with the government efforts of boosting women entrepreneurship
by obligating 3% procurement by government bodies. The initiative
facilitates women created products such as handicrafts and handloom,
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accessories, jute and coir products, bamboo products, organic foods, spices,
home décor and office.
The Saras Collection:
It is yet another initiative led by GeM which facilitates procurement of
products particularly handcrafted collection of handicrafts, handloom
textiles, office décor, furnishings, accessories, event souvenirs, personal
hygiene and care products. It ensures active participation through women
entrepreneurs and micro-enterprises
Make in India
The implementation of the Make in India initiative denotes such a wider
goal of government towards nation building by enhancing employment
opportunities.
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Well creating employment opportunities is perhaps just a fraction among
other wider objects as the initiative has much more to give, in the sense that
accessing ease of doing business, boosting investing, attracting FDI, and
enhancing the global competitiveness of the industrial sector of India.
The initiative led through Department for Promotion of Industry and
Internal Trade will mark its 7th anniversary on 25th September. With
significant achievements attained through successful implementation of the
various scheme such as launched under the aegis of Make in India, it
presently focuses upon 27 sectors categorized into manufacturing and
service sectors listed below. The manufacturing sector is monitor by the
DPIIT, on the other hand, the service sector by the Department of
Commerce:
Manufacturing Sectors
i. Aerospace and Defense
ii. Automotive and Auto Components
iii. Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices
iv. Bio-Technology
v. Capital Goods
vi. Textile and Apparels
vii.Chemicals and Petrochemicals
viii. Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM)
ix. Leather & Footwear
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x. Food Processing
xi. Gems and Jewellery
xii.Shipping
xiii. Railways
xiv. Construction
xv.New and Renewable Energy
Service Sectors
xvi. Information Technology & Information Technology
enabled Services (IT &ITeS)
xvii. Tourism and Hospitality Services
xviii. Medical Value Travel
xix. Transport and Logistics Services
xx.Accounting and Finance Services
xxi. Audio Visual Services
xxii. Legal Services
xxiii. Communication Services
xxiv. Construction and Related Engineering Services
xxv. Environmental Services
xxvi. Financial Services
xxvii. Education Services
Procurement policy under MII Campaign:
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The Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) order 2017 is a crucial
policy step by the government implemented with the object to boost
domestic products and services. The policy was subsequently amended on
28.05.2018, 29.05.2019, 04.06.2020, 16.09.2020, 13.05.2021 and applies to
goods, services, and works. The term works imply the same meaning as
given under rule 130 of the General Financial Rules, 2017.
Hence works include all new constructions, site preparation, additions and
alterations to existing works, special repairs to newly purchase or previously
abandoned buildings or structures, including remodeling or replacement.
Minor works mean works that add capital value to existing assets but do not
create new assets. Repair works mean works undertaken to maintain
building and fixtures. Works will also include services or goods incidental or
consequential to the original or repair works.
The policy to promote preference of domestic goods/services/works has
provided a mandatory purchase preference protocol. The procuring entities
such as ministries and departments are required to follow the preference
mandate given to the suppliers categorized under the policy, which are Class
I supplier, Class II supplier and Non-local supplier. This supplier shall be
considered as Class I, Class II and Non-local depending upon the meeting of
the minimum local content.
Local content is typically the total value of the item procured (excluding the
domestic indirect taxes) minus the value of imported content in the items
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which including all the customs duties. Para 5 of the policy put the minimum
% criteria of the local content requirement to classify as Class I and Class II
supplier which is 50% and 20% respectively.
The procurement process under the policy runs of the preference mandate
wherein priority is given to the class I local supplier among them L1 meaning
the lowest bidder is to be preferred. If the L1 doesn’t belong to the class I
local supplier then 50% of the contract is awarded to him, and for the
procurement of the remaining 50% quantity the lowest bidder amongst such
Class I local suppliers be invited the purchase preference will go on until
supplier meets with the price of L1.
Likewise, the preference scheme is implemented in tender applications
whenever the contract is awarded to multiple bidders. The procurement cell
https://dipp.gov.in/public-procurements created by the DPIIT monitor the
implementation of the policy and entertained grievances raised over
violation of the same. The detailed product list under procurement order
can be accessed at https://dipp.gov.in/sites/default/files/Product%20List-
Public%20Procurement%20Order%202017.pdf
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Further, the dedicated website of Make in India www.makeinindia.com
gives an insight into plenty of business opportunities enumerated under it.
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Skills set required for marketing consultant:
No business can survive without marketing. Considering the significance of
the role that the professional will play as a marketing consultant it is
necessary they must learn and adapt certain crucial skills essential to
perform their role efficiently.
1. Strong research skills:
Market research, competitive analysis, ability to understand and relate with
clients
2. Strategic planning skills:
Develop a comprehensive marketing strategy and consistently execute
implementation
3. Mastery of the mulitple marketing:
Organic and paid channels, plus social, email and video and others
4. Leadership skills:
Able to work with a team and manage communication with all involved
stakeholders
5. Technical skills:
Extensive knowledge of multiple analytical, marketing and sales tools
6. Ability to listen and empathize:
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To clearly understand client’s goals and needs to provide best results
7. Advisor
Advice on positioning, branding, communications and promotion and so on
8. Customer engagement
Improving customer engagement with brand through available channels
9. Analytical skill
To analyze the completion, their product differentiators, pricing, marketing
and promotional activities
10. Observance and study
To analyze the company’s profile and operations and provide suggestions
for improvements
Subdivision of role as marketing consultant
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1. Digital marketing consultant: at the early stages of online brand
growth, and testing multiple marketing strategies at different online
platforms
2. Inbound and content marketing consultant: for bloogin, SEO
optimization, email marketing and conversation rate optimization
3. Search engine marketing consultant: to drive visitor to the website via
search traffic from Google, Bing or specialized platforms, for instance
Amazon ro Youtube
4. Social media marketing consultant: while developing social media
strategy, social media campaigns
5. Marketing automation consultant: to increase the organization’s
efficiency and reduce human error by automating and optimizing
routine marketing activities.
6. Marketing strategy consultant: to develop and execute marketing
strategies when entering a new market. To create and posititoning
appropriate message, drive the implementation and monitor the
outcomes.
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Social media tools for enhancing digital presence
Website creation:
It is common habit among customers to explore website of particular entity
/ business to verify the authenticity. This implies that the website creation
for your enterprise with comprehensive details of business is must. There
are platform to host your website such as WordPress, GoDaddy, Bluehost,
Namecheap etc. that offers you good range of deal to associate with them.
It is advisable to choice host with better search engine facility. This will
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follow by choosing a domain name justifying your services/ products
offering.
Google my business:
The marketing strategies in the present world run of principle: “THE MORE
DIGITAL PRESENCE, THE BETTER THE SALE”.
On that note there various inexpensive tool available on Google of one such
is Google My Business. It is a free online listing your business, that appears
when users will search for you on Google/Google maps. When a user will
attempt to find particular business on Google, the domain will provide them
with certain information of your entity such as short introduction, address of
business, contact details, website URL, social media links, and posts &
photos including other user’s reviews.
Google out your business is perhaps the best way of communicating and
trust building. Since the tool also enables the entities to know visitors / users
it reduces the gap between you and your potential customers. Being active
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over responding to comments and reviews and interacting with customers
helps building trust among the customer community that goes long way for
your business.
Podcast:
Podcasting is an audio show available on demand listening is 21st century
way of digital communicating your knowledge, credibility, and expertise in a
concerned area. This method of marketing helps you to build a brand as
insights, information; tips given by you showcase your knowledge.
There are very simple steps for the beginners to ace digital marketing.
However one may first need to determine the marketing strategies or goals,
while such strategies and goals may be different depending upon the kind of
product or service you wish to promote, certain key steps are crucial and
applies to every marketing goal.
a. Be accessible 24 X 7 :
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Well social media platforms can be of much use in this, you have to
constantly update your contacts and make sure you are available all
the time to facilitate the solution to queries put up by your potential
customers
b. Content marketing:
Content marketing is certainly a new concept gain significance in
recent years, this involves constantly informing your audience about
your services, products, new programs you are launch everything that
you want your audience to know.
It will help in building engagement, consequently, effectuate your sale.
c. Social media marketing:
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The age of social media has certainly made the world look smaller as it
is now possible to connect any corner of the world. The most crucial
advantage of social media marketing is cost-saving, in offline
marketing you may be needing flyers, sponsorships, advertisements,
well with just one online post through social media application, your
product is reaching almost thousands of people.
d. Word of mouth:
At any given point, receiving good reviews about your products and
services makes your business complete. Since it is the customers that
make or breaks your business, it is certainly important to care for their
comments, reviews, suggestions. The more customers are satisfied by
your service, the more is the increase in sales. Social media have also
invented a concept called influencers who are certain social media
personalities. The fact that a sufficient number of people follow and
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trust such influencers and using their service to endorse your business
certainly brings your product into the visibility and limelight thereby
raising sales.
e. Learn a bit of psychology:
You may be having the greatest business plan in your mind, you may
also be creating no. 1 quality of products, but not knowing how to sell
it is certainly a major setback. To sell your ideas you must learn a little
bit of human psychology. Reaching in the depth of the buyer’s mind,
knowing exactly how to trigger the need to buy, and techniques to
approach the buyers helps you to grab an audience.
Even the “JIO”- which has managed to be the largest telecom operator
of the nations in a short span of just five years, triggered the
psychological need for availability and affordable data.
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Conclusion
Adapting to the change is the law of nature, and while traditional areas
service may remain base for every professional, exploring emerging
opportunities and learning relevant skills will always help in long steady
growth. On this note I urge all professionals to explore new areas of practice
in different capacities and assist organization/entities in building better and
sustainable business.
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Few website to refer:
1. Ministry of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises www.msme.gov.in
2. Ministry of heavy industries and public enterprises:
3. Department of public enterprise www.dep.gov.in
4. Department of heavy industries www.dhi.nic.in
5. Ministry of commerce and industry :
6. Department of Commerce [function is to formulates, implements and
monitors the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP)] www.commerce.gov.in
7. Department For Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade
www.dipp.gov.in
8. World Economic Forum www.weforum.org
9. UN statistical commission https://unstats.un.org/unsd/statcom
10. UN industrial development organisation www.unido.org
More under ministry of MSME
11. Technology Development Fund programme by ministry of
defence executed by DRDO [encourage participation by private/public
industries especially MSMEs] www.tdf.drdo.gov.in
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12. development commissioner, ministry of micro small and
medium enterprises [provides wide spectrum of service to the MSME
sector] www.dcmsme.gov.in
13. khadi and village industries commission [functions as to
planning, promotion, organisation and implementation of programs
for the development of Khadi and other village industries in the rural
areas] www.kvic.gov.in
14. coir board www.coirboard.gov.in
15. the national institute for MSME an organisation of ministry of
MSME, Government of India www.nimsme.gov.org
16. national small industries corporation the certified GOI enterprise
under Ministry of MSME working to promote aid, foster development
of MSME in country www.nsic.co.in
17. promoting market transformation for energy efficiency of
MSMEs www.gef5eeslindia.org.in
18. mahatma Gandhi institute for rural industrialization a national
institute under ministry of MSME, GOI www.mgiri.org
19. zero defect, zero effect addressing the quality and ecological
needs of domestic and overseas customers, society, employees,
partners, regulators, and investors. www.zed.org.in
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20. government portal for udyam registration of MSME
www.udyamregistration.gov.in
21. initiative my ministry of MSME www.mymsme.gov.in
22. delhi Mumbai industry corridor project www.dmicdc.com
23. small industries development bank of india www.sidbi.in
24. MSME Samadhaan- Delayed payment monitoring system
www.samadhaan.msme.gov.in
25. MSME Samabandh www.sambandh.gov.in
26. MSME Data Bank www.msmedatabank.in
Under department of heavy industry
27. Samarth Udyog Bharat 4.0 initiative by department of heavy
industry, ministry of heavy industry and public enterprise, government
of india www.samarthudyogbharat-i40.in
Under department for promotion of industry and internal trade
28. startup india website www.startupindia.gov.in
29. www.indiainvestmentgrid.gov.in Department for promotion of
industry and trade- Infrastructures projects undertaken by
government
30. north east industrial development scheme www.ncog.gov.in
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31. Ease of doing business www.dipp.gov.in
32. industrial information system
https://iis.ncog.gov.in/parks/login1
33. industrial development scheme for himalayan state
www.ncog.gov.in
34. make in india www.makeininida.com
35. digital india www.digitalindia.gov.in
36. AGNIi www.agnii.gov.in
37. ministry of statistical and programme implantation
https://mospi.gov.in
various schemes under startup India:
38. Stand-Up India for Financing SC/ST and/or Women
Entrepreneurs https://www.standupmitra.in/
39. Single Point Registration Scheme http://www.nsic.co.in/
40. Dairy Entrepreneurship Development Scheme
https://goo.gl/maps/ZWAHqTGiii92
41. Revamped Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional
Industries (SFURTI) https://sfurti.msme.gov.in/SFURTI/Home.aspx
42. Assistance to Professional Bodies & Seminars/Symposia
https://serbonline.in/SERB/HomePage
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43. Multiplier Grants Scheme https://meity.gov.in
44. Small Business Innovation Research Initiative (SBIRI)
http://www.birac.nic.in/index.php
45. Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana
https://www.mudra.org.in/ContactUs
46. 4E (End to End Energy Efficiency) by Small Industries
Development Bank of India (SIDBI) https://sidbi.in/en
47. Sustainable Finance Scheme by Small Industries Development
Bank of India (SIDBI) https://sidbi.in/en
48. SIDBI MAKE IN INDIA SOFT LOAN FUND FOR MICRO SMALL AND
MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SMILE) https://sidbi.in/en
49. Promoting Innovations in Individuals, Start-ups and MSMEs
(PRISM) by Department Of Science & Industrial Research
http://www.dsir.gov.in/index.html
50. NewGen Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Centre
by Department Of Science & Technology (DST)
http://www.dsir.gov.in/index.html
51. Enhancement of Competitiveness in the Indian Capital Goods
Sector by dept of heavy industry https://msme.gov.in/
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52. Bridge Loan Against Generation-Based Incentive (GBI) Claims by
Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA)
https://ireda.in
53. Software Technology Park Scheme Under Ministry of Electronics
and Information Technology https://www.stpi.in/11011#maincontent
54. Self Employement Lending Schemes- Credit Line 2-Term Loan
Scheme
http://nmdfc.org/index1.aspx?lsid=190&lev=1&lid=144&langid=1
55. Self Employement Lending Schemes- Credit Line - 1 - Micro
Financing Scheme
http://nmdfc.org/index1.aspx?lsid=190&lev=1&lid=144&langid=1
56. Self Employement Lending Schemes- Credit Line - 1 - Mahila
Samridhi Yojana
http://nmdfc.org/index1.aspx?lsid=190&lev=1&lid=144&langid=1
57. Credit Facilitation Through Bank
http://www.nsic.co.in/Corporate/ContactUs.aspx
58. Raw Material Assistance Scheme by National Small Industries
Corporation (Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises)
http://www.nsic.co.in/Corporate/ContactUs.aspx
59. Self employment and talent utilisation (SETU)
https://niti.gov.in/writereaddata/files/TeleDirectory1006
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60. Micro Exporters Policy (MEP) ECGC Ltd. (Ministry of Commerce
& Industry) https://www.ecgc.in/contact-us/
61. Export Development & Promotion of Spices by Spices Board
(Ministry of Commerce & Industry) http://www.indianspices.com
62. Marketing Support/Assistance to MSMEs (Bar Code) under
Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
http://www.dcmsme.gov.in/Contacts.htm
63. Financial Support to MSMEs in ZED Certification Scheme under
Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises zed@qcin.org
64. The Samridhi Fund by small Industries Development Bank of
India (SIDBI) http://www.sidbiventure.co.in/contact_us.html
65. Interest Subsidy Eligibility Certificate (ISEC) for Khadi Institutions
by Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (KVIC)
kvicecr@gmail.com
66. Rental for Warehousing by Ministry of Textile
http://texmin.nic.in/
67. Capital Investment Subsidy Scheme under National Bamboo
Mission https://nbm.nic.in
68. Equipment Finance (North Eastern Development Finance
Corporation Ltd Schemes) by MINISTRY OF DEVELOPMENT OF NORTH
EASTERN REGIONhttps://www.nedfi.com
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69. Micro Finance Scheme by (NEDFL Schemes) MINISTRY OF
DEVELOPMENT OF NORTH EASTERN REGION https://www.nedfi.com/
70. Rupee Term Loan (RTL) by (NEDFL Schemes) MINISTRY OF
DEVELOPMENT OF NORTH EASTERN REGION https://www.nedfi.com/
State Startup Policies:
71. Maharashtra https://www.msins.in/
Maharashtra Startup Policy 2018-2023
Total 4819 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Key sector: production development
Nodal agency : Department of Industries & Commerce, Maharashtra
State Innovation Society (MSInS); Department of Skill Development
and Entrepreneurship
72. Gujrat https://startup.gujarat.gov.in/
The Electronics & IT/ITeS Start-up Policy (2016-21)
Total 1503 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Key sector: Food Processing
Nodal Agency: Industries Commissionerate, Government of Gujarat
73. Rajasthan https://istart.rajasthan.gov.in/
Nodal Agency: Department of Information Technology &
Communication (DoIT & C)
Total 734Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Key sector Application Development
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Rajasthan Startup Policy 2015-2020
74. Madhya Pradesh https://mpmsme.gov.in:8080/website/startup
Madhya Pradesh Startup Policy 2019
Total 635 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Key sector Construction & Engineering
Nodal Agency Department of MSME
75. Goa https://www.startup.goa.gov.in/index
Goa Startup Policy 2017-2020
Total 108 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Key sector Business Support Services
Nodal Agency: Department of Information Technology
76. Karnataka http://startup.karnataka.gov.in/
Karnataka Startup Policy 2015-2020
Nodal Agency Department of Information Technology, Biotechnology
and Science & Technology, Government of Karnataka
Total 3032Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Key sector Product Development
77. Kerala https://startupmission.kerala.gov.in/
Kerala Startup Policy 2017
Total 913 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Nodal Agency: Kerala Startup Mission
Key sector Product Development
78. Tamil Nadu https://www.editn.in/
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Tamil Nadu Startup & Innovation Policy 2018 – 2023
Total 1382 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Nodal agency Entrepreneurship Development and Innovation Institute
Key sector Product Development
79. Puducherry
Aspring Puducherry - Innovations & Startup Policy 2019-2024
Total 24 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Nodal agency Department of Industries and Commerce, Puducherry
Key sector application development
80. Andhra Pradesh http://apis.ap.gov.in/index.php
Andhra Pradesh Innovation & Startup Policy 2014-2020
Total 386Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Nodal agency Department of Information Technology, Electronics &
Communication
Product development
81. Telangana https://startup.telangana.gov.in/
Telangana Innovation Policy 2016
Total 1379 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Nodal agency Information Technology, Electronics and
Communications Department
82. Chattigarh https://industries.cg.gov.in/startupcg/Home/Index
Startup Policy 2019-2024
Total 248 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
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Key sector Agri-Tech
83. Odisha https://startupodisha.gov.in/
Odisha Startup Policy 2016-2020
Total 459 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Nodal agency Department of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises
Key sector – food processing
84. Jharkhand https://abvil.jharkhand.gov.in/index.php
Jharkhand Startup Policy 2016-2021
Total 231 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Key sector food processing
Nodal agency Department of Information Technology and E-
Governance
85. Bihar https://startup.bihar.gov.in:8080/
Bihar Startup Policy 2017-2022
Total 366 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Nodal agency Department of Industries
Key sector construction and engineering
86. West bengal
West Bengal Startup Policy 2016-2021
801 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Nodal agency Department of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises &
Textiles, Government of West Bengal
Key sector application development
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87. Uttar pradesh https://startinup.up.gov.in/
Uttar Pradesh Startup Policy 2020
Total 2324 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
The key sector Application Development
Nodal agency Department of IT & Electronics, Government of Uttar
Pradesh.
88. Haryana https://startupharyana.gov.in/en
Haryana Entrepreneur & Startup Policy-2017
Total 1404 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Nodal agency Department of Information Technology Electronics &
Communication, Haryana
Key sector IT Consulting
89. Punjab
https://pbindustries.gov.in/static/policy_framework;Key=Startup_and_E
ntrepreneurship
Industrial & Business Development Policy 2017-2022
Total 245 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Key sector Agri-Tech
Nodal agency Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of
Punjab
90. Himachal pradesh https://startuphimachal.hp.gov.in/
Chief Minister's Startup/Innovation/Projects/New Industries Scheme
2016
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43 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Nodal agency Department of Industries
Key sector food processing
91. Uttarkhand https://www.startuputtarakhand.com/
Uttarakhand State Start-up Policy-2018
Total 202 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Key sector food processing
92. Jammu and kashmir https://www.startupjk.com/
Jammu & Kashmir Startup Policy 2018-2028
75 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Key sector Oil & Gas Transportation Services
The Jammu and Kashmir Entrepreneurship Development Institute
(JKEDI)
93. Sikkim
Chief Ministers Startup Scheme (CMSS)
01 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Nodal agency Department of Commerce & Industries
94. Meghalaya http://megindustry.gov.in/
Meghalaya Startup Policy 2018-2023
Key sector Business Support Services
Nodal agency Commerce & Industries Department, Government of
Meghalaya
09 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
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95. Tripura https://startup.tripura.gov.in/
IT Startup Scheme 2019
Total 17 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Nodal agency Directorat of Information Technology, Gov. of Tripura
Skill development
96. Mizoram https://edc.mizoram.gov.in/
MIZORAM ENTREPRENEURSHIP & STARTUP POLICY, 2019
01 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Key sector Integrated communication services
Nodal agency Entrepreneurship Development Centre, Planning &
Programme Implementation Department, Government of Mizoram
97. Manipur https://startupmanipur.in/
Manipur Startup Policy 2016-2021
Total 23 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Nodal agency Planing Department, Govt. of Manipur
Key sector Freight & Logistics Services
98. Nagaland https://startup.nagaland.gov.in/
Nagaland Startup Policy 2019-2023
10 Women-Led Startups/Women Entrepreneurs
Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Nagaland
99. Assam https://startup.assam.gov.in/
Assam Startup Policy 2017-2022
Department of Industries & Commerce
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Key sector Food Processing
State and union territory wise subsidy website:
100. Andhra Pradesh www.ap.gov.in department of industry
www.apindustries.gov.in
101. Assam www.assam.gov.in department of industries
www.industries.gov.in
102. Bihar department of industries www.industries.bih.nic.in
103. Chhattisgarh www.chattisgarh.nic.in
104. Goa www.goa.gov.in department of industries
www.ditc.goa.gov.in
105. Gujarat www.gujratindia.gov.in department of industries
www.imd-gujrat.gov.in
106. Haryana www.haryana.gov.in department of industries
www.haryanaindustries.in
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120. Sikkim www.sikkim.gov.in
www.sikkim.gov.in/departments/commerce-and-industries-
department/district-industries
121. Tamil Nadu www.tn.gov.in www.indcom.tn.gov.in
122. Telangana www.telangana.gov.in
www.industries.telangana.gov.in
123. Tripura www.tripura.gov.in www.industries.tripura.gov.in
124. Uttarakhand www.uk.gov.in www.doiuk.org
125. Uttarpradesh www.up.gov.in www.updi.in
126. West Bengal www.wb.gov.in www.wbidc.com
127. Andaman & nicorbar islands www.andaman.gov.in
www.andssw1.and.nic.in
www.chandigarh.gov.i
n
www.chamberofchandigarhindustries.co
m
128. Chandigarh
129. Dadar and nagar haveli and daman and diu www.dnh.nic.in
www.dnh.nic.in
130. Delhi www.delhi.gov.in www.industries.delhigovt.nic.in
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131.
132. Jammu and Kashmir www.jk.gov.in
www.jkindustriescommerce.nic.in
133. Ladakh www.ladakh.nic.in www.ladakh.nic.in
134. Lakshadweep www.lakshwadeep.gov.in
www.lakshwadeep.gov.in/department/
135. Puducherry www.puducherry-dt.gov.in;
www.industry.py.gov.in
More websites related to startups:
1. www.startupindia.gov.in website by Ministry of commerce and trade
2. www.standupmitra.in list of all schemes by central and state
governments
3. www.indiainvestmentgrid.gov.in The Government of India, Ministry of
Commerce and trade, Department for promotion of industry and trade-
Infrastructures projects undertaken by government
4. www.agnii.gov.in AGNIi – Accelerating Growth of New India’s Innovations
– is a programme of the Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the
Government of India, and a Mission under the Prime Minister's Science,
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Technology, and Innovation Advisory Council (PM-STIAC). AGNIi helps
commercialise Indian technological innovation
5. www.makeinindia.com
6. www.investindia.gov.in
7. www.samadhaan.msme.gov.in
8. www.champions.gov.in Creation of harmonious application of Modern
processes for increasing the output and national strength
9. www.digitalindia.gov.in
10. www.nsic.co.in
11. www.udyamimitra.in
12. www.skillindia.gov.in
13. www.sagarmala.gov.in
14. www.gem.gov.in (Online market place for
15. www.ivca.in (India private equity and venture capital Association)
16. www.mudra.org.in
17. www.cgtmse.in (UDAAN Credit guarantee Fund trust for micro and small
enterprises)
18. www.msme.gov.in
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19. www.enam.gov.in e national agriculture market
20. www.nsda.gov.in
21. www.ipindia.nic.in
22. www.dgft.gov.in
23. www.gst.gov.in
24. www.mca.gov.in
25. www.sezindia.nic.in
26. www.mscs.dac.gov.in
27 www.aim.gov.in Attal innovation mission
28. www.smartcities.gov.in
29. www.pmsvanidhi.mohua.gov.in
30. www.sambandh.msme.gov.in
31. www.msmedatabank.in
32. www.ncgtc.in
National Credit Guarantee Trustee Company Ltd [NCGTC] was set up by the
Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance, Government of India
to, inter alia, act as a common trustee company to manage and operate
various credit guarantee trust funds.
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33. www.msmemart.com
B2B Web Portal for MSMEs offering Infomediary Services which is a one-
stop, one-window bouquet of aids that will provide information on business
& technology and also exhibit the core competence of Indian MSMEs
34. www.scsthub.in The Hub supports existing SC/ST entrepreneurs and
enterprises in technological upgradation and capacity building thereby
enabling them to effectively participate in government. procurement
process.
Websites related to export:
1. ministry of commerce and industry: www.commerce.gov.in
2. services export promotion council: www.servicesepc.org
3. indian trade portal: www.indiantradeportal.in
4. federation of indian export organisations (FIEO): www.fieo.org
5. indian institute of foreign trade (IIFT): www.tedu.iift.ac.in
6. indian institution of packaging (IIP): www.iip-in.com
7. export inspection council (EIC): u/s 3 of export (quality control and
inspection) act, 1963
8. indian council of Arbitration: www.icaindia.co.in
9. india trade promotion organisation (ITPO): www.indiatradefair.com
10. chamber of commerce and industry: www.indian.chamber.org
11. federation of indian chamber of commerce & industry
(FICCI): www.ficci.in
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12. bureau of indian standards: www.bis.gov.in
13. marine products export development authority
(MPEDA): www.mpeda.gov.in
14. india investment centre set up under ministry of finance GOI
15. directorate general of foreign trade (DGFT): www.dgft.gov.in
16. director general of commercial intelligence statistics
(DGCIS): www.dgciskol.gov.in
17. Indian trade portal- www.indiantradeportal.in
18. Top 25 export markets of India& trade statistics
https://www.indiantradeportal.in/vs.jsp?id=0,25,45,858,859
19. Department for promotion of industry and internal trade-
www.dipp.gov.in
20. Department of commerce- www.commerce.gov.in
21. Ministry of external affairs- www.mea.gov.in
22. World trade organisation DATA- www.data.wto.org
23. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development –
www.unctad.org
24. Organisation of Petroleum exporting countries- www.OPEC.org
25. South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
www.SAARC.Sec.org
26. Association of Southeast Asian Nations www.ASEAN.org
27. European union- www.europa.eu
28. Eurasian economic union http://eaeunion.org/