ICC Executive Committee Meeting & Budget Analysis

To All Executive Committee/ Invitees

Dear Sir / Madam, Date: 27/1/2021

ICC Executive Committee Meeting & Budget Analysis Dear Sir / Madam,

I am happy to inform you that Indian Chamber of Commerce is organizing it’s 2nd Executive Committee Meeting on Tuesday, 2nd February, 2021 at 4.00 pm via Zoom online platform.

One of the main agenda item is Union Budget 2021-22 Analysis by EY senior Tax Partners. EY Team would share their insights on the key budget proposals and implications for Indian Industry.

May I request you to kindly attend and participate in Union Budget discussions. A line in confirmation will be highly appreciated.

Thanking You,

Yours sincerely,

Rajeev Singh

Director General

Encl: Agenda

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING

Tuesday, 2nd February, 2021

4 pm to 5.30 pm on ZOOM online platform

Minutes of the last Committee Meeting

held on 18th Dec’20 for approval

AGENDA AGEDA 1

Activity Report during

18th Dec’20 to 1st Feb 2021

New Membership and Resignations approval

Discussion on Union Budget 2021-22

Analysis by EY senior Tax Partners

State of the Economy

Any other matter

AGENDA 1

AGENDA 2

AGENDA 3

AGENDA 5

AGENDA 4

AGENDA 6

Indian Chamber of Commerce, Kolkata

PRESENT

Mr Adarsh Kanoria Member Mr Ameya Prabhu Invitee

Mr Vishal Agarwal Member Ms Preeyam Budhia Invitee

Mr Parthiv Vikram Neotia Member Mr Suvankar Sen Invitee

Mr Gaurav Jalan Member Mr Mukund Khaitan Invitee

Mr Shiv Siddhant Narayan Kaul Member Mr Harsh Vardhan Patodia Invitee

Mr Vinod N Thacker Member Mr Kalyan Kar Invitee

Mr Gaurav Swarup Member Mr Kanishka Sethia Invitee

Ms Nayantara Palchoudhuri Member Mr Avijit Ghosh Invitee

Mr Rajive Kaul Member Mr Shrikant Goenka Invitee

Mr Vishambhar Saran Member Mr Harshavardhan Neotia Invitee

Mr Kumar Vardhan Patodia Member Mr Apurva salarpuria Invitee

Mr Rudra Chatterjee Member Mr Jyotibhusan Pany Invitee

Mr Aditya V Agarwal Member Mr Rupak Barua Invitee

Mr Roopendra Narayan Roy Member Mr Nishant Mittal Invitee

Mr Mudit Kumar Member Mr Rajat Dalmia Invitee

Mr Sajan Pasari Member Mr Dhrubajyoti Chattopadhyay Invitee

Mr Umesh Chowdhary Member Mr Ashish Chhawchharia Invitee

Mr Sanjay Budhia Member Mr Arun Laddha Invitee

Mr M K Saharia Member Mr Anil Razdan Invitee

Mr Pallav Gupta Invitee

Mr M C Thomas Invitee Mr Atanu Sen Invitee

Mr Harish Agarwal Invitee Mr Prashant Sharma Invitee

Mr Prashant Jalan Invitee Mr Probir Roy Invitee

Dr. Rajeev Singh Director General

The President welcomed the members to the meeting

Mr Vikash Agarwal President

Mr Pradeep Sureka Senior Vice President

Mr Mehul Mohanka Vice President

Mr Mayank Jalan Immediate Past President

Minutes of Meeting of the Committee held on

18th December, 2020, Webinar, Kolkata

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Indian Chamber of Commerce

ICC Executive Committee Meeting held on 18th December, 2020

Minutes of Meeting

Mr Vikash Agarwal, President, ICC welcomed all the newly elected Executive Committee

Members to the meeting.

The President, ICC placed the Minutes of Meeting of the previous Executive Committee

Meeting before the Members for approval. It was passed unanimously.

The President, ICC proposed the names of Mr Pradeep Sureka as Senior Vice President, ICC

and Mr Mehul Mohanka as Vice President, ICC. The proposal was seconded by members

and approved.

The President, ICC then read out the agendas for the meetings. The resolutions were passed

unanimously by the members present.

The President, ICC then declared that theme for the year will be “Empowering India: Today

for Tomorrow”. He said that the priorities for the Chamber during the year will be to focus on

the competitiveness of Indian Industry and Agriculture sector, reforms, export promotion,

cost of energy and capital, skilling, and enabling eco system to encourage entrepreneurs.

The meeting was successfully concluded with Thanks to and from the Chair.

President’s Report Page 1 of 26

Important Events held between

18th December, 2020 and 1st February, 2021 The Indian Chamber of Commerce in association with the Department of

Finance, Government of Odisha organized a the First Edition of ICC National

Banking & Finance Conclave with the theme “Resolving NPAs & Increasing

Credit Flow for Economic Growth” on 21 December 2020 virtually.

The session was addressed by Capt. Divya Shankar Mishra, Hon’ble Minister,

Industries, Energy, MSME & Home, Government of Odisha, Mr Ashok K K

Meena, IAS, Principal Secretary, Department of Finance, Government of Odisha

Mr Kapil Bhatia, Country Head, Commercial & Institutional Banking, Federal

Bank Ltd & Mr Priyaranjan, DGM, FIDD, Reserve Bank of India.

The discussion surrounded around bridging the gap between Industry & Banking

System, gross NPA situation of Indian Banking System & strategies to address

the issue, RBI measures for tackling the growing concern of NPAs, digitization of

lending system, replacement of collateral based credit with cash flow based

credit.

Agenda Item

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President’s Report

ICC National Banking & Finance Conclave

21st December, 2020


The session was attended by more than 100 participants from MEMEs,

StartUps& other industries.

About the event : Entrepreneurs’ Christmas Connect – Odisha Rountable with British High Commission Prominent speakers addressed : H.E. Mr. Nick Low, British Deputy High Commissioner, Kolkata Mr. Sandip Chaudhuri, Trade Advisor, British deputy High Commission, Kolkata Members of ICC Odisha State Councils Number of people joined : 20 Type of people joined : Business fraternity Key points discussed : Investment opportunities in UK About the event : Indian Chamber of Commerce & PFRDA jointly organised a webinar on Understanding the Impact of Pandemic on Retirement Benefit Planning, Hyderabad

Prominent speakers addressed :

Mr. Supratim Bandyopadhyay, Chairman, PFRDA

Mr. Mono Phukon , General Manager, PFRDA

Entrepreneurs’ Christmas Connect – Odisha Rountable with British High Commission

22nd December, 2020

Webinar on National Pension System (NPS) Understanding the impact of pandemic on Retirement Benefits Planning

22nd December, 2020


Ms. Preeti Chandrashekhar, India Business Leader-Health & Wealth and

Fellow Actuary, Mercer

Ms. Bahroze Kamdin, Partner, Deloitte Haskins & Sells LLP

CMA Chittaranjan Chattopadhyay, Chairman, BFSI and Indirect Taxation

Committee of ICMAI

Ms. Madhuparna Bhowmick, Director ICC

Number of people joined : 85

Type of people joined : Bankers, Entrepreneurs, SME, Industry Representatives

Key points discussed :

As PFRDA becomes more user friendly its AUM increases exponentially at

higher than 30%

To become friendlier, it is slated to be available in multiple languages in the

days ahead. More user friendly measures are in pipeline

PFRDA is managing the globally lowest cost Pension Schemes ever. The

cost is so low, other Pension Schemes are afraid to use it as a benchmark.

Total pension assets under management with Pension Fund Regulatory and

Development Authority (PFRDA) touched INR 5.32 lakh crore in November,

2020 and we expect it to touch INR 6 lakh crore by year end,

The younger generation considers pension to be the last priority and hence

they usually start to think of retirement planning in their late 40s or early 50s

by when it is already late to create substantial corpus.

Particularly inflation in the health and medical services being almost 3x that of

economic inflation, can burn a hole in the pockets of retirees if enough corpus

is not created.

It is essential that individuals start planning for retirement earlier in their life to

avoid this excess burden.

With statutory benefit of PF and Gratuity one can achieve an income

replacement of 25% to 30% of last drawn salary and in addition of PF &


Gratuity, if one subscribes to Corporate NPS with 10% contribution one can

achieve a replacement of 33% to 40%.

To maintain current lifestyle, one needs to look at retired planning in a

structured manner and the focus needs to be retirement savings and not tax

savings.

About the Event : Transport is identified among the most crucial factors facilitating the growth of the

Logistics Industry. The objective of the E Conference isto bring the transport and

the allied fraternity on one platform and discuss the practical contemporary

issues related to the growth of this significant sector and aligning the sector for

efficient communication and movement of cargo. In fact the initiative aims at

optimizing the logistics and transport infrastructure for the purpose of trade

facilitation.

Prominent Speakers addressed : The Conference was addressed by renowned Industry Veterans where The Chief

Guest of the conference was Gen (Dr) V.K. Singh, Hon’ble Minister of State for

Road Transport & Highways, Government of India.

The Welcome Address of the conference was delivered by Mr Vikash Agarwal,

President, Indian Chamber of Commerce.

The other distinguished dignitaries included Dr Amita Prasad- IAS, Chairperson

IWAI, Mr Rampraveen Swaminathan CEO& MD, Mahindra Logistics, Mr APR,

Group Director – Enterprise Sales, Varuna Group, Ms Swati Sinha IRTS, Chief

Manager, CRIS, Indian Railways, Mr Keku Bomi Gazder, CEO, AAI Cargo, Mr

Jaideep Raha, MD, Jetex Ocean Air, Mr Harry Lagad, RD, Integrated Logistics

E-Conference on Multimodal Logistics Transport in Eastern India

23rd December, 2020


APAC, GEODIS, Mr Girish VS – ED, ISCM, Mr Shantanu Bhadkamkar,

National President AMTOI and Capt I K Khanna, Senior VP, Flight Operations,

Blue Dart Aviation.

The Vote of Thanks was delivered by Mr Kanishka Sethia, Chairman, ICC

National Expert Committee on Supply Chain & Logistics

Number & Type of People Joined : Around 300 professionals joined the conference relating to the logistics industry and mostly from the transport sector. Key point discussed : The E Conference on Multimodal Logistics Transport in Eastern India was

organized by ICC with the aim of facilitating the integration of the several

mediums of transport at the Emerging Eastern India and planning the growth

ahead towards a further efficient transport network.

The Chief Guest of the Conference Gen (Dr) V.K. Singh, Hon’ble Minister of

State for Road Transport & Highways in his address advocated for simpler rules

and laws that will help easy interpretation. He also emphasized on digital

adoption saying "in the difficult times we need to come out with innovative

solutions to raise resources to execute”. He emphasized on the functionaries

relating to transport such as Customs, rail, road air water etc. should align

themselves in contributing with a modernized transport system towards the

Indian economy. He also opined that collaborating strategically with Bangladesh

can be game changer in the waterways transport in the whole of the eastern part

of the country.

Dr Amita Prasad, Chairperson IWAI discussed the achievement by the The

Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI) in terms of the vast addition of

waterways (from 5 to 111) and the the resulting phenomenal growth in volume of

transport achieved. She mentioned that National Waterway (NW-1) holds


immense potential for coal movement through inland waterways and she looks

forward to achieve the same through engaging with the relevant ministry. She

projected that inland waterways is targeting at least five per cent share of the

transport sector in the near future and 10 per cent by 2030 from 2.5 percent at

present.

The Conference also discussed significant points such as the preparedness of

the Vaccine Supply Chain in relation to the cost controlling measures of the

Aviation industry. It significantly focused on the Need for policy relating to one

documentation & insurance for multimodal transport system considering the

realistic implementation of the Multimodal Logistic transport Policy.

On the Point of resilience of supply chain the dignitaries opined that Covid

situation has already proved the good job performed by the fraternity which is

further gearing up for the distribution of Vaccines across the country with vast

population. The disruption for months during 2020 has enhanced the use of

technology allover and the sector in this regard is already in the right direction

and more is needed to be achieved to reach the international standards.

About the event : Indian Chamber of commerce (ICC) along with Ministry of Housing and Urban

Affairs, Govt of India, Municipal Administration & Urban Development, Govt of

Telangana and National academy of construction (NAC) as knowledge partner

jointly organized an e-conference on ‘URBAN INFRA 2020’ from 1000 Hrs to

1200Hrs on 24th December 2020

Prominent Speakers-expected:

Urban Infra 2020

24th December, 2020


Shri Mr. Pradeep Sureka, Senior Vice President, ICC; Shri Durga Shanker

Mishra, IAS, Secretary, Ministry of Housing Urban affairs, Government of India;

Shri T Rajiv Reddy, Chairman southern region, ICC; Sri K Bikshapati, Director

General, National Academy Construction; Dr. Y. Kiron, Chairman expert

Committee, Southern Council ICC; Shri Rajeev Singh, Director General, ICC;

Mr. Kishore Desai – Principal –Strategy Investment & Policy, to represent,

National investment infrastructure fund ltd; Ms. Hrydhal Damani, Director -

Urban practice, CRISIL Infrastructure Advisory; and Sri Deepak Goray - Head

Smart Cities – Siemens Ltd.

Number of people attended: 150 Participant. Type of people attended: Architect, Builders, Consultants, Construction, Real Estate, Infrastructure Companies, EPC Company’s and Academic Institution Key points discussed: Deploying innovation and technologies in urban infra and urban infrastructure

financing. 100 cities are ODF open defecation free, almost 1400 are ODF + and 500

ODF ++ and now we are focusing that we become 100 % pf the cities ODF ++ by

2024.

In the garbage issue the progress has been tremendous we started with around 17

to 18 % of garbage to be treated, today we have nearly 68 % garbage and other

production also increased by 68% and we have long way to go by 2030 before we

should treated to 100%. Our cities should look Green and clean. We also need to

provide infrastructure like water With Amruth scheme around 500 cities whose

population more than 100000”.

Workshop on Awareness Creation & Prevention of Drug Abuse by Youth

29th December, 2020, Assam


About the event: Substance use is an international problem which affects more or less every

country in the world. Despite the increased awareness of injurious effects of

substance use, India is a one of the countries with high prevalence of tobacco

and alcohol use. Evidence suggests the magnitude of substance use is likely to

be higher among Northeast who residing in adverse geographical settings. It

states that the increased of substance use in developing nations where health

and economic system are weakest is of great concern to WHO. Keeping this in

background, the present paper is analyzed patterns and correlates of substance

use in Northeast states, India. Of the 8 north eastern states, Arunachal Pradesh,

Nagaland, Manipur & Mizoram share a common international border with

Myanmar, the world’s 2nd largest illicit opium producing country. Following the

introduction of heroine in the early 1970s, drug use among the local youth in

North east India, particularly in the states closer to Myanmar took a new turn.

Golaghat of Assam has always been in headline as the hub of drug racket in

recent past & currently as well. Geographically this town is sharing the border

with Nagaland & as a result has the easy access to Myanmar in terms of drug

racket. Since drug abuse has become a critical issue in Northeast & Golaghat

district, being one of the potential gateway to Assam from Nagaland, has become

one of the hub of drug racket; Indian Chamber of Commerce in association with

District Administration, Golaghat is organized a “Workshop on Awareness

Creation & Prevention of Drug Abuse by Youth” - A broiling issue in North-

East with an emphasis on Golaghat District, Assam on 29th December

2020; an initiative by Assam Police, Golaghat; with an objective to discuss the

crucial measures that should be taken to curb this burning issue with emphasis

on creating the social awareness.

Prominent speakers addressed:

Mr. Bibhash Chandra Modi, ACS, Deputy Commissioner, Golaghat District,

Assam


Mr. Pushpraj Singh, IPS, Superintendent of Police, Golaghat District, Assam

Mr. Plabon Bhuyan, Member (Attached), Nogaon Foreigners Tribunal Court,

Nogaon, Assam

Dr. Deepak Dutta, Psychiatrist, Golaghat, Assam

Dr. Abangdi Jamir, Medical Officer, N F Railway, Furkating Junction

Dr. Lachit Baruah, Retd. Professor Furkating College & Social Worker on

Drug Rehabilitation

Dr. Rupak Bora, I/C Blood Bank, Golaghat (S.K.K.C.H.)

Mr. Partha Pratim Rajput, Founder President, Proyas Development Society

Number of people joined: 100 Type of people joined: Educational Institutes; NGOs; Rehabilitation Centers; Doctors; Psychiatrists; Social Activists; Intellectuals of the society; Higher authorities of Police etc Key points discussed:

Discussed the degree of the broiling issue of Drug abuse by Youth

Discussed about the controlling measures

Find out the plausible solutions along with creating awareness to the

young generation

Engagement of the parents, elderly persons, intellectuals of the society,

NGOs etc to fight against illicit Drug.

About the event : Indian Chamber of Commerce organized the ‘14th Environment Partnership

e-Summit’ on 9th January, 2021 through Cisco Webex. The theme of the e-

14th Environment Partnership e-Summit

9th January, 2021


conference was “Driving Green Economy in the New Normal”. The winners of

the ‘Environment Excellence Awards 2020’ were also announced at the event.

Prominent Speakers :

Mr Nicholas Low, Deputy High Commissioner, British High Commission in

Kolkata

Dr Rajesh Kumar, IPS, Member Secretary, West Bengal Pollution Control

Board

Dr Krishna Nirmalya Sen, Head (EHS)-L&T MMH & Chairman – ICC

Occupational Health, Safety & Environment Expert Committee

Mr Aloke Mookherjea, Chairman-Jury Committee, ICC Environment

Excellence Awards

Mr Karan Mangotra, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

Mr Sudipta Mukherjee, Executive Director – Generation, CESC Limited

Mr Saikat Basu, CEO, Consultivo

Prof Makarand Ghangrekar, Head, School of Environmental Science and

Engineering, IIT Kharagpur

Prof Siddhartha Dutta, Former Professor, Chemical Engineering

Department & Ex. Pro VC, Jadavpur University

Dr K M Agrawal, Former Dean & Professor, IISWBM

Prof Arunabha Majumder, Professor-Emeritus, SWRE/ Jadavpur University

& Ex Director Professor, All India Institute of Hygiene & Public Health

Dr Pradip K Sikdar, Former Head & Professor, IISWBM and

Dr Rajeev Singh, Director General, ICC.

Number of people attended : 100 Type of people attended : Senior Government Officials, Policymakers, Bureaucrats, Corporate CEOs &

decision makers, Entrepreneurs, Manufacturing companies especially Coal,

mining, iron & steel, beverages, and thermal power plants, Companies involved


in commercial forestry – Pulp & Paper, Timber, Wood & Ply, Bamboo etc.,

Manufacturers of Pollution Control Devices. Green Technology providers and

users, Environmental, Financial & Legal Consultants / Service Providers, Officials

Central and State PCBs, Departments & Regulatory Bodies.

Key points discussed:

During his address, Mr Nicholas Low introduced everyone to the Corporate

Green Leadership Alliance, an initiative by the British High Commission which

was launched to bring together policymakers, think tanks, research organizations

and industries to work together towards a low-carbon transition. He further added

that “big tent” approach – with the United Kingdom and India standing shoulder-

to-shoulder amidst the community of nations to address the great global issues of

our time – will deliver the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals; that

will overcome COVID-19 and prevent (or at the very least prepare us much better

for) future pandemics; that will ensure we avoid the horrors of catastrophic anti-

microbial resistance; that will preserve our beautiful and precious planet of blues

and greens that we did not inherit from our forebears but that which we borrow

from our children and our children’s children. He also announced that the UK

Government will use their G7 Presidency, and work with the Italian G20

Presidency, both to push for a green and inclusive recovery, and to encourage

more countries to come forward with much stronger Nationally Determined

Contributions ahead of the COP26 Summit in Glasgow in November. Mr. Low

concluded by highlighting the range and quality of the United Kingdom’s work

with India and said that climate, energy, trade & investment, education, research

& development, science & innovation will be at the core of UK-India relationship

in the coming decade and beyond.

On behalf of West Bengal Pollution Control Board (WBPCB), Dr. Rajesh

Kumar announced at the event that WBPCB has decided to provide an incentive

of Rs. 1 lakh for 15 years or older commercial vehicle that is scrapped and

replaced by a new one. He declared that this incentive would be provided to the


first 1000 vehicles. Dr. Kumar appealed to all the housing societies to earmark

20% of their total area for planting trees in order to increase the green cover and

also urged them to think about organic waste disposal in a proper way. He also

advocated setting up of solar panels in each housing society to find out if even

1% of electricity can be saved at their places. He further requested all

industrialists to keep one-third of their total land left for planting trees. He

reminded that West Bengal was the pioneer in introducing auto-rickshaws run on

LPG and said that the state is already operating electric buses to check vehicular

pollution.

Mr. Sudipta Mukherjee stated that the COVID-19 pandemic has taught the

industries how to work with limited resources and pointed that working with

reused and recycled materials should be the norm going forward. He also

stressed on the need to innovate with more focus on digitalization and find out

means of generating values from the waste in order to move towards a circular

economy from the linear model which have been followed so far.

Speaking on the topic of “Green should be the new growth paradigm”, Mr.

Karan Mangotra started his address by congratulating Indian Chamber of

Commerce for organizing the Environment Excellence Awards which provide

necessary recognition to the innovators and the pioneers in the area of

sustainable development. He stated that, as economies recover from the COVID-

19 induced impacts, it is increasingly essential to incorporate sustainability and

rightly pointed that development in accordance with the environment is both

possible, as well as, profitable. He said that green initiatives must be embedded

in the development process and developmental issues pertaining to power and

agriculture can be solved sustainably. He also added that slow climatic changes

are now more visible than ever and occurrences of extreme weather conditions

have also increased and warned that damage due to climate occurrences come

with social and economic costs and solicit urgent action. Improved occupational

health encompasses reduction, prevention and controlling of diseases that can


affect worker productivity, it also involves improvement in physical, mental and

emotional health thereby enhancing, concentration and focus leading to greater

output.

India - US bilateral relations have developed into a Comprehensive Global

Strategic Partnership, based on shared democratic values and increasing

convergence of interests on bilateral, regional, and global issues. The bilateral

cooperation between the two nations is broad-based and multi-sectoral, covering

trade and investment.

The U.S. has emerged as the second biggest source of foreign direct investment

(FDI) into India during 2019-20. This strong cooperation between the two

countries is evident as US is one of the top FDI contributors.

Considering the prosperity of Aviation, Pharmaceutical and IT industry, ICC had

organized the India US Trade Network on 15th January 2021 through an

online webinar, in alliance with the Embassy of India in US. The program

was supported by Loudoun County & US State Department. This program

was part of a larger initiative of ICC called ICC World Investors Confluence and

India US Business Forum.

The welcome address was delivered by Mr. Rudra Chatterjee, Past President -

ICC and Dr. Manoj Mohapatra, Minister (Commerce) – Indian Embassy,

Washington. The forum was then addressed by Mr. Robert “Bob” McCollar,

International Business Development Manager, Loudoun County wherein he

highlighted the Trade Opportunities in Loudoun County. Mr. Alexander Gazis,

India Economic Unit Chief, Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs, US State

Department then spoke on the bilateral trade opportunities and the scope for

India – US Trade Network

15th January, 2021


cooperation between the two nations at the forum. Mr. Ameya Prabhu,

Chairman – ICC WR Committee, MD – NAFA Capital & Partner – UAP Advisors

gave the valedictory address.

About the event : Risk prevention in favor of safe and healthy workplaces in the past was seen as

a waste of time, money, and energy, mainly by employers, but today there has

been great progress in raising awareness and positive attitudes. The

implementation of occupational health and safety standards has played a major

role in healthy and safe workplaces. Many of the interested parties such as

companies, institutions, equipment manufacturers, individuals, and the local

community gather at organized events in order to build culture and raise

awareness for healthy and safe workplaces at all levels. Resources used for

occupational health & safety are no longer seen as costs, but rather as

investments that make a substantial contribution toward safer, healthier, and

more productive workplaces for the benefit of businesses, employees, and

governments. Indian Chamber of Commerce is organized a “Virtual

Conference Industrial Health, Safety & Environment on 19th March 2021;

with an objective to discuss the Innovative & Technological Role in Industrial

Health, Safety & Environment with emphasis on creating the social awareness.

Prominent speakers addressed:

Shri Prabhat Kamal Bezbaruah, Co-Chairman, Indian Chamber of Commerce

North East Committee, Chairman, Tea Board of India

Shri Nayan Kumar Barua, Chief General Manager, Ts & HSE, Indian Oil

Corporation, Digboi Refinery

Virtual Conference on Industrial Health, Safety & Environment

19th January, 2021


Smt. Jayshree Khersa, APS, Deputy Director, Fire & Emergency Services,

Assam

Shri Rajesh Dutta, Engineering Consultant, Assam State Disaster

Management Authority, Govt of Assam

Shri Akhil Kumar Das, Consultant, HSE & Fire Safety Consulting

Number of people joined: 100 Type of people joined: Educational Institutes; NGOs; PSUs; Social Activists; Intellectuals of the society; Higher authorities of Police etc Key points discussed: • BIS’s OSH standardization for Workplace Safety

• Safety Audits

• Sharing Best Practices

• Chemical Industrial Disaster Management

Safety as the backbone of the industrial future in India

• Risk and prevention during pandemic

• Battery Recycling and E-Waste Management

• R&D on industrial and smart city safety solutions.

• Construction material compliance and safety standards.

• Chemical Biological Radiological Disaster Management

• Earthquake Risk Management for Industries

• Company-based safety management systems

• To create a consistent awareness among all on the adherence &compliance

in safety for all walks of life.

• Methods and approaches to labor inspection

• Deployment of state-of-art surveillance equipments for safety and security of

the concerned.

• Integrity Management System for Ensuring Composite Safety for Pipelines

• Storage & Transportation of Petroleum Products


• On-Site Emergency Management Planning & Rehearsals in a Major Accident

Hazard

• Electrical Safety in Industries.

• Environmental Impact of Contaminated Site & Approach to Remediation

• On-Site Emergency Management Planning & Rehearsals in a Major Accident

Hazard (MAH) Unit

• Integrity Management System for Ensuring Composite Safety for City Gas

Distribution

About the event : The ongoing pandemic has completely disrupted functioning of most sectors

including Education sector. Hon’ble Prime Minister has given a clarion call

for “Atmanirbhar Bharat” and enabling policies have been rolled out recently. It

is important that Entrepreneurial skills and Employability are inculcated as

one of the most focused activities and New Education Policy provides the

framework in this regard. We feel it is vital for students to

develop entrepreneurial thinking skills right from their schools.

In this regard, ICC organized a virtual session on “Atmanirbhar Bharat:

Developing Entrepreneurship & Employability Skills” with Shri Ramesh

Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’, the Hon’ble Education Minister, Government of India.


Chief Guest: Shri Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’, the Hon’ble Education

Minister, Government of India

Atmanirbhar Bharat : Developing Entrepreneurship & Employability Skills 19th January, 2021


Welcome Address by Mr. Vikash Agarwal, President, Indian Chamber of

Commerce.

Suggestions and Remarks presented to Hon’ble Minister by Mr. Alok Tibrewal,

Managing Trustee, DPS Ruby Park, Mr. Pradip Agarwal, CEO, Heritage

Group of Institutions, Mr. Simarpreet Singh, Director, JIS Group.

Theme Address by Prof. Dr. C Raj Kumar, Founding Vice Chancellor, O P

Jindal Global University.

Vote of Thanks by Prof. (Dr.) Dhrubajyoti Chattopadhyay, Co Chair, ICC

National Expert Committee on Education and Training and Vice Chancellor,

Sister Nivedita University

Number of people joined : 1003 Delegates participated in the Session Type of people joined : Students, Faculty Members, School Administrators and Management, ICC Members as well as Representatives from Industry attended the Session Key points discussed : Key comments by Hon’ble Education Minister: "Education and Enterprise Can Make India Leap to Numero Uno Position On The

Global Map"

Only "jugalbandi" of talent with education needs to be established for India to

become "Atmanirbhar."

New Education Policy is designed so that Indian students are updated with the

latest world class knowledge and enriched with Swami Vivekananda's ideology.


NEP concentrates on nourishing the students' minds in their vernacular, laying

the base for a vocal for the local concept. Now students would have a chance to

study medicine and engineering in their vernacular, brushing aside the fear of

English as a second language.

About the event : ICC organised a virtual expo “India e-Biz Expo” during 19th – 21st January,

2021. The focus of the expo was on to promote textile products and machineries

from India. The expo will provide an opportunity to Indian textile industry to get

connected with international buyers from OCEANIA countries.

Prominent speakers: Speakers who addressed in the inaugural session of the expo held on 19th January:

Mr. Mayank Jalan, Immediate Past Chairman, ICC

Ms. Petula Thomas, Director, Indo-Australian Chamber of Commerce

H.E. Sushil Kumar Singhal, High Commissioner of India, Papua New

Guinea

Mr. Jim Varghese AM, National Chair, Australia India Business Council

Ltd. (AIBC)

H.E. Muktesh K Pardeshi, Hon’ble High Commissioner, High

Commission of India, New Zealand

Number of exhibitor joined – Around 30 Type of exhibitor joined – Textile products manufacturers

ICC Communication Conclave

20th January, 2021

India e-Biz Expo (Textiles)

19th – 21st January. 2021


About the event : Indian Chamber of Commerce in association with PRCAI and Commscredible

Organized an e- session on ICC Communication Conclave on the 20th ofJanuary

2021 from 2pm to 6pm on Zoom platform.

Key points discussed : How to provide a platform to industry stalwarts to engage in a meaningful

discussion on the relevance of communication specially in the post pandemic

world and make organizations aware in being ready for new age communication.

* The conclave I covered the major points of communication and Public relations

such as the switch over from Traditional to Digital PR,Brand Communication,

Balancing of Information overload, Dealing with fake news, Communication in

Public Governance, Startup communication and the like.

Prominent Speakers :

Mr. Prahlad Kakar, Ad Guru & Film maker

Mr. Paresh Chaudhury, Group President, Corporate Brand Custodian,

Adani Group

Mr. Kapil Sharma, Director of Communications, Ford Motors

Mr. Manoj Nair, AVP & Head of Marketing, Infosys IBM.

Ms. Nandita Lakshmanan, Founder & CEO, The Practice

Mr. Samir Kapur, Director, Adfactors PR, co-Author: When India Votes:

The Dynamics of Successful Election

Ms. Gayatri Sharma, Head of Communications, Rolls - Royce India &

South Asia

Mr. Pranjal Sharma, Economic analyst, advisor, senior journalist, author of

India Automated

Mr. Barun Jha, National Editor at Press Trust of India (PTI)


Ms. Prasidha Menon, Vice President & Global head of Communications -

Oyo Hotels & Homes

Ms. Shweta Kothari, Managing Editor, The Logical Indian; Former News

Anchor @NewsX

Mr. Prateek Chatterjee, Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications

& Marketing NIIT LTD

Ms. Priya Patankar, Head of Communications, PhonePe

Mr. Bhaskar Majumdar, Head-Corporate Affairs, Communication & Digital,

EgisIndia

Mr. Kunal Kishore, co-founder, Value 360 PR

Mr. Rohit Sarin, Co-Founder, Client Associates

Ms. Archana Jain, MD, PR Pundit

Mr. Aman Dhall, Founder, Commscredible.com

Ms. Sushmita Bandopadhyay, Communications Leader, Becton Dickinson

(BD)

Mr. Karthick Srinivasan, Communication Strategy Consultant

Mr. Anup Sharma, Independent Communication Consultant and Senior

Director PRCAI

Mr. Sourav Das , Vice President Corporate Relations, Sembcorp Energy

India

Mr. Vikash Agarwal, President, ICC and Dr. Rajeev Singh, Director

General, ICC delivered the welcome address and vote of thanks

respectively.

No. Of persons attended : 130 Type of person attended : CEO s, head of marketing, Media schools, Media house, Entrepreneurs, officials from Advertising agencies. Making Evidence Based Medicine Doable Everyday

23rd January, 2021


About the event : Making Evidence Based Medicine Doable Everyday. Prominent speakers addressed :

Padmashree Prof. Dr. Kameshwar Prasad; Director, RIMS, Ranchi; Former

HoD, Dept of Neuroscience, AIIMS, Delhi

Dr. Ashwini Jogade; Medical Superintendent, Nanvati Super Specialty Hospital,

Mumbai; Secretary - AHPI (Maharashtra); VP - ANBAI, Maharashtra

Dr. Rupali Basu; Co-Chair - ICC National Healthcare Committee; CEO &

Director - Woodlands Multi Specialty Hospital, Kolkata

Dr. Subhrojyoti Bhowmick, Clinical Director, Peerless Hospital, Kolkata

Number of people joined : Expected 100 Nos. Type of people joined : Medical Fraternity Key points discussed : Practice and usage of Evidence Based Medicine About the event :

Indian Chamber of Commerce & PFRDA jointly organised a webinar on Understanding the Impact of Pandemic on Retirement Benefit Planning, Delhi

Prominent Speakers – expected: Welcome Address by: CMA Biswarup Basu, President – The Institute of Cost

Accountants of India

Keynote Address by Shri Supratim Bandyopadhyay, Chairman, PFRDA

Webinar on National Pension System (NPS) Understanding the impact of pandemic on Retirement Benefits Planning

27th January, 2021


National Pension System – Product Features and Benefits for Corporate - Mr.

Mono Phukon, General Manager, PFRDA

Retirement Benefits Planning – Mr. Suranjan Banerjee, Associate Director -

Retirement, Willis Towers Watson

Taxation – Implications due to revision of Section 17(2)(vii) and recent budget

announcements - Ms. Bahroze Kamdin, Partner, Deloitte Haskins & Sells LLP

Number of people expected to attend : 80 What type of people are expected to attend : Bankers, Entrepreneurs, SME, Industry Representatives

About the event : Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) jointly with High Commission of India in

Abuja, Nigeria is organizing an “India Nigeria Business Forum” on 28th day of

January 2021 (Thursday) at 3:00 pm (Indian Time) or 10.30AM (Nigeria time) in a

virtual mode to further the trade and commerce ecosystem between both the

countries. In addition, Indian High Commission Abuja- conference room shall be

acting as Local Venue for VIP gathering.


Mr. Aliko Dangote, Chairman, Dangote Group and Richest African

Entrepreneur as per Forbes List

H.E. Dapo Abiodun, Provincial Governor of Ogun State- Federal

Government of Nigeria

H.E. Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, Provincial Governor of Kaduna State-Federal


H.E. Darius Dickson Ishaku, Provincial Governor of Taraba State-Federal


India Nigeria Business Forum

28th January, 2021


H.E. Mallam Adamu Adamu, Honorable Minister of Education- Federal


H.E. Er. Mamman Kwagyang Saleh, Honorable Minister of Power and

Energy-Federal Government of Nigeria

H.E. Abhay Thakur; High Commissioners of India to Nigeria

Mr. Sunil Kanoria; Vice Chairman-SREI ; A 10 Bn USD Indian Conglomerate

with interests in Oil in Nigeria

Mr. Ashok Chaturvedi; Chairman; UFlex Industries; Active Investor in

Nigeria

Number of people are expected to join : 200 Type of people joined : Indian and Nigerian Industry, Diplomatic and political leadership. Key points discussed : Business Infrastructure, Investment Poicy, Investment Freindlyness and Industrial Ecosystem in Nigeria. About the event : India UK Business Forum (virtual Conclave and B2B) Prominent speakers are expected :

Mr. B.S. Yediyurappa, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Government of Karnataka as

Chief Guest

H.E. Ms. Jan Thompson OBE, British High Commissioner (Acting), New

Delhi, India as Guest of Honour

Mr. Kevin McCole, Managing Director, UK India Business Council

H.E. Ms. Gaitri Issar Kumar, High Commissioner of India, London, UK

Number of people are expected : 100 Nos.

India UK Business Forum (virtual Conclave and B2B)

29th January, 2021


Type of people are expected to join : Business Fraternity Key points discussed : India UK Trade relations About the event : The Conference tries to bring into the focus how effective implementation of

Corporate Governance can act as preventive against Industrial Stress and

Stress Resolution. The Forum tries to highlight various aspects under Effective

Reporting on Compliance and raising the alert so as to take any corrective

measure beforehand.

Prominent Speakers – expected :

CMA Biswarup Basu, President – The Institute of Cost Accountants of

India

Dr Tirthankar Nag, Professor & Dean of Studies, IMI Kolkata

CS Rupanjana De, Practising Company Secretary, Former Secretary, EIRC-

ICSI

CA Arun Kumar Gupta, Insolvency Professional

Mr Sudip Datta, Partner, PwC

CS Rajesh Chura, CS Dalmia Group and Past Chairman, EIRC-ICSI

Mr Alok Kumar Chattopadhyay, DD & Advisor (F & Admin), ICC

Number of people are expected to attend : 75 Type of people are expected to attend : Company Secretaries, Chartered Accountants, Cost Accountants & Industry Representatives.

ICC & NFCG Conference on Visionary Corporate Governance to avoid Industrial Stress 29th January, 2021, Kolkata


About the event : ICC organized a virtual drama work shop on the 30th of January 2021 Prominent Speaker : Mr. Sumanta Sarkar, social influencer, theatre therapist & mentor was the chief speaker/ trainer for the workshop. No.of people : 25 Type of people : Students from schools, colleges and universities Key points discussed : The workshop is an attempt to make people aware of communication skills, story telling, voice modulation, body language, confidence building. About the event : Revival of Indian Economy with Ceners - K Prominent speakers are expected :

Dr. Suman Mukerjee, Economist & Governing Council Member – Industry,

Ceners-K

Mr. Sanjeev Sanyal, Principal Economic Adviser, Ministry of Finance,

Government of India

Mr. Arijit Basu, Former Managing Director, State bank of India

Prof. Das, Ashton Business School, Birmingham, UK

Dr. Nayan Mitra, Founder Director, Sustainable Advancement

Prof. Sankarshan Basu, Finance & Accounting, IIM Bangalore

Virtual Drama Workshop 30th January, 2021

Revival of Indian Economy with Ceners-K 30th January, 2021


Number of people are expected to join : 100 Nos. Type of people are expected to join : Economics and Policy oriented Key points discussed : Policy, Growth and Economic revival

INDIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE – KOLKATA

New Membership –Ordinary / Exim/ SME / Odisha / Affiliation- 2nd February’2021

Corporate Membership Total Application - 01 Total Amount Received Rs. 3,54,000/-

(inclusive of 18% GST)

Sl.No. Name and Address Main Line of Business

Annual Turn over / Gross Income (Rs. In crores)

Subscription Received (Rs.)

Initiated By

01.

Jeetraj Printing Works Private

Limited

Cluster-5, House No.-5,Salt Lake, Sector-III, Kolkata, 700097

Service-IT, Media Above Rs. 200 Crores Subscription Fees – Rs. 354,000/- Full Year Fees

(Inclusive 18% GST)

Membership Department

The Committee may kindly give its approval

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Ordinary Membership Total Application - 06 Total Amount Received Rs. 1,38,650/-





Initiated By

1 Dona Construction & Projects Private Limited Crooked Lane, PO & PS-Chinsurah, Dist-Hooghly, Pin-712101

Service-Real Estate The Turnover Exceeds

Rs.1 Crores But Does

Not Exceed Rs.2.5

Crores

Subscription Fees – Rs. 14,455/-

Half Year Fees (Inclusive 18% GST)


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2 Balaji Infraconclve Pvt. Ltd. Metro Height, 4th Floor, Commercial Block, Sevoke Road, Siliguri-734001

Trading The Turnover Exceeds

Rs.1 Crores But Does

Not Exceed Rs.5

Crores


One & Half Year Fees (Inclusive 18% GST)


3 Vanguard Kemagro Pvt. Ltd. Cabin No.2, J-30 First Floor, Lajpat Nagar -III, New Delhi-110 024

Manufacturing & Trading-

Agrochemical Products

The Turnover Exceeds

Rs. 10 Crores But

Does Not Exceed Rs.

25 Crores




4 Kaleidoscope Prakash Jyoti, 188/1B Maniktala Main Road, Kolkata- 700054

Service-Media The Turnover Exceeds

Rs.2.5 Crores But

Does Not Exceed Rs.5

Crores


Full Year Fees (Inclusive 18% GST)


5 Kelvin Exports 1, R.N. Mukherjee Road, 2nd Floor, Room No.-205, Kolkata- 700001

Trading-Food Grains The Turnover Does

Not Exceed Rs.1 Crore




6 DSM Agencies Private Limited No.1, 15th Cross Street, Shastri Nagar, Adyar, Chennai-600 020

Trading & Export The Turnover Exceeds

Rs.2.5 Crores But

Does Not Exceed Rs.5

Crores





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EXIM Membership Total Application - 02 Total Amount Received Rs. 33,925/-





Initiated By

1 Veena Enterprise 3813, David Street, Darya Ganj, New Delhi- 110002

Trading & Service- Power Equipment,

Consultancy Service

Flat Rs. 7500/- Subscription Fees – Rs. 19,175/-



2 Shree Sun Exports No,598, Anna Salai, Teynampet, Chennai, Tamil Nadu- 600018

Export Flat Rs. 7500/- Subscription Fees – Rs. 14,750/-




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SME Membership Total Application - 09 Total Amount Received Rs. 1,15,050/-


1 Creative Enterprise

Vill & Post-Chendua, Kanchrapara,

Dist -24 Pgs North, Pin- 743145

Service & Trading-Fire Safety

Equipemnts

The Investment In Equipments Is Not Less Than 10.0 Lacs And Upto 50.0 Lacs




2 Universal Industrial 1/2, M.L. Mitra Road, 1st Floor, Near

Park Circus, Kolkata- 700017

Manufacturing & Export-Road Construction Equipment

The Investment Is Not Less Than 1.0 Crores And Upto 3 Crores




3 Techtiq Automation 31/285, Trilokpuri, New Delhi- 110091

Manufacturing & Service-Industrial

Instruments, Control Panel





4 Manish Kumar Chaudhary

37, Dr. Abani Dutta Road,

Gagananchal, 4th Floor, Flat-5A

Block, Salkia, Howrah- 711106

Service- Consultancy The Investment In Equipments Is Not Less Than 10.0 Lacs And Upto 50.0 Lacs




5 Digha Seafood Exports Pvt. Ltd.

20/1, Camac Street, Kolkata- 700016

Manufacturing & Export-Seafood

The Investment Is Not Less Than 3.01 Crores

And Upto 5 Crores




6 Eastern Hardware Mart 135A, Canning Street, Kolkata-

700001

Manufacturing-Rail Track Products





7 S & R Enterprise 7/1, Ishan Banerjee Lane,

Jognathtala, Nabadwip, Nadia, Pin- 741302

Manufacturing-Pesticides





8 3Ess Exports India

709, The Avenue, Crescent, Off. International Airport Road, Andheri

East, Mumbai Suburban, Pin-400059

Export-Mercantile Exporter

The Investment In Equipments Is Not Less Than 10.0 Lacs And Upto 50.0 Lacs




9 Jagat Pharma 23B, Ekta Nagar, Stadium Road,

Bareilly, Pin-243122

Manufacturing-Ayurvedic Product






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Odisha State Council Membership Total Application - 01 Total Amount Received Rs. 8,850/-


1 Voltcon Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd.

Plot No. 686, Saheed Nagar,

Bhubaneshwar- 751007

Import/Export & Service -Coal Iron

Ore

The Turnover Is Up To 2.5 Cr





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Affiliation Membership Total Application - 01 Total Amount Received Rs. 47,200/-


1 Vision N Voice Educare Society

114/D, Garfa Main Road, Jadavpur,

Kolkata- 700075

Service- Educational Sector

Gross Annual Income

(i.e.total of all

receipts) of over Rs.

20 lakhs





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Corporate Membership Resignation Agenda – 2nd February 2021

1. Electrical Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (EMC Power). 51, Canal E Rd, Raja Bazar, 700 085.

Membership Bill not raised for FY 2020 - 21. On persuasion for previous years payment

they have intimated that they are not willing to continue as a member. Hence name of

this party may be approved for removal from the Corporate Members register.

Ordinary Membership Resignation Agenda – 2nd February 2021

1. Shyam Electrochem Pvt Ltd. Flat Flat No. 306, Kachams Diamond Residency,

Praga Pool Colony, Pipeline Road, Jeetimetla, Hyderabad- 500 055, Membership Bill

raised for FY 2020 - 21. On persuasion for payment they have intimated that they are

not willing to continue as a member. Hence name of this party may be approved for

removal from the Ordinary Members register.

2. Swaraj Shares & Securities Pvt Ltd. 21 Henmanta Basu Sarani,5th Floor, Room No.

507, Kolkata- 700001. Membership Bill raised for FY 2019 - 20. On persuasion for

payment they have intimated that they are not willing to continue as a member. Hence

name of this party may be approved for removal from the Ordinary Members register.

3. Guru Kashi University, Sardulgarh Road, Talwandi Sabo, Bathinda-151302.

Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 - 21. On persuasion for payment they have

intimated that they are not willing to continue as a member. Hence name of this party

may be approved for removal from the Ordinary Members register.

4. Spatter Cure Enterprises. C – 2C/2/141, Janakpuri, New Delhi- 110 058 Membership

Bill raised for FY 2020 - 21. On persuasion for payment they have intimated that they

are not willing to continue as a member. Hence name of this party may be approved for

removal from the Ordinary Members register.

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5. Technas Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 10, 4th Floor, Taas Mahal, Montieth Road, Egmore,

Chennai- 600008. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 - 21. On persuasion for payment


this party may be approved for removal from the Ordinary Members register.

6. B M Birla Heart Research Centre(C.K.Birla), 1/1, National Library Avenue, Kolkata-

700027. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 - 21. On persuasion for payment they

have intimated that they are not willing to continue as a member. Hence name of this

party may be approved for removal from the Ordinary Members register.

7. Anmol Feeds Pvt Ltd, DLF Galleria, Unit 609 & 612, New Town, Rajarhat, Kolkata-




8. JVL Agro Industries Ltd., 902A, Diamond Prestige,41A,AJC Bose Road, Kolkata-

700017, Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 - 21. On persuasion for payment they



9. Tilda Hain India Private Limited, Plot No. 3, 6th Floor (IFFCO Building), Sector-32,

Gurgaon- 122001. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 - 21. On persuasion for payment



10. L N Mishra College of Business Management, Bhagwanpur Chowk, Muzaffarpur-




11. Vikudha Trading India Pvt. Limited, 201, Dhanthak Plaza, Opp. Waman

Centre,Makwana Road, Andheri (East), Mumbai- 400 059. Membership Bill raised for

FY 2020 - 21. On persuasion for payment they have intimated that they are not willing

to continue as a member. Hence name of this party may be approved for removal from

the Ordinary Members register.

12. Flex Retail & Logistics India Private Ltd. 268, V.S. Naidu Street, Shivajinagar,

Bangalore- 560051. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 - 21. On persuasion for



13. Arth Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. Purba Nischintapur, Budge Budge, 24 Parganas (South),

Kolkata- 700138. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 - 21. On persuasion for payment



14. Geoservex Hub India Pvt. Ltd. F2/B1, Sai Krish, 85, 4th Main Road, CBI Colony,

Perungudi- 600096. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 - 21. On persuasion for



15. Sap Apparels Pvt Ltd. No.2, B C Ramaiah Gardens,Chikka Begur, Bangalore- 560 068.

Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 - 21. On persuasion for payment they have

intimated that they are not willing to continue as a member. Hence name of this party

may be approved for removal from the Ordinary Members register.

SME Membership Resignation Agenda – 2nd February 2021

1. Saisidha Sugar Equipment and Eng Co. Pvt Ltd. Plot No.95, Sector No.10, PCNTDA,

Bhosari MIDC Industrial Area, Pune- 411026. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 – 21.

On persuasion for payment we have come to know that they are not willing to continue

as a member. Hence name of this party may be approved for removal from the SME

Members register.

2. Veer Electronics Pvt. Ltd. B – 45, GIDC Electronics Estate, Near EQDC Lab,Sector –

25, Gandhinagar-382 024. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 – 21. On persuasion for

payment we have come to know that they are not willing to continue as a member.

Hence name of this party may be approved for removal from the SME Members register.

3. Fabtex Engineering Works, 240/7, Irugur Road, Chinniyampalayam Post, Coimbatore-

641062. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 – 21. On persuasion for payment we have

come to know that they are not willing to continue as a member. Hence name of this

party may be approved for removal from the SME Members register.

4. Safeway Travels, 19 R N Mukherjee Road, Easter Building, 2nd Floor, Kolkata-




5. GVJ Enterprise India Pvt. Ltd. G-1, Gopal Plaza, Sanjay Chowk,, Amir Road,

Palanpur, Banaskantha- 385 001. Gujarat. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 – 21.

On persuasion for payment we have come to know that they are not willing to continue

as a member. Hence name of this party may be approved for removal from the SME

Members register.

6. Risha Control Engineers Pvt Ltd. 45, Ganpati Dham Industrial Area, Bahadurgarh-

124507, Hariyana. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 – 21. On persuasion for

payment we have come to know that they are not willing to continue as a member.

Hence name of this party may be approved for removal from the SME Members register.

7. Power Gilt Treasuries Inc. Shantiniketan building 8th floor, Camac Street, Kolkata-




Exim Membership Resignation Agenda – 2nd February 2021

1. Inspa Interior And Exterior Products Pvt. Ltd. 41A, AJC Bose Road, Diamond Prestige

Building,4th Floor, Unit No -409, Kolkata- 700017. Membership Bill raised for FY

2020 – 21. On persuasion for payment we have come to know that they are not willing

to continue as a member. Hence name of this party may be approved for removal from

the Exim Members register.

2. Premchand Jute & Industries Pvt Ltd. 16A, Brabourne Road, 7th Floor, Kolkata-



party may be approved for removal from the Exim Members register.

3. Royal Vincom Pvt. Ltd. GA-105, 145/1, Dr. G.S. Bose Road, Kolkata- 700 039.

Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 – 21. On persuasion for payment we have come to

know that they are not willing to continue as a member. Hence name of this party may

be approved for removal from the Exim Members register.

4. Riddhi Enterprise, 87/1, Dharmatala Road, PO- Belurmath, Bally, Howrah-711 201,

Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 – 21. On persuasion for payment we have come to

know that they are not willing to continue as a member. Hence name of this party may

be approved for removal from the Exim Members register.

5. Shree Gayatri Cottex Engineers Pvt. Ltd. GF/3, Soham Terraces, Opp of Sandesh

Press, Bodakdev, Ahmedabad- 380 054. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 – 21. On

persuasion for payment we have come to know that they are not willing to continue as a

member. Hence name of this party may be approved for removal from the Exim

Members register.

NE Chapter Membership Resignation Agenda – 2nd February 2021 1. Siang Enterprise. 223 Prag Academy Complex. R.G Baruah Road, Guwahati-

781024. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 – 21. On persuasion for payment we

have come to know that they are not willing to continue as a member. Hence name

of this party may be approved for removal from the NE Chapter Members register.

2. Fastrack Travels, H/No. 52 Gr Floor, Subham Buliding,T.R Phukam Road,

Machkhoda, Guwahati- 781 009. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 – 21. On

persuasion for payment we have come to know that they are not willing to continue

as a member. Hence name of this party may be approved for removal from the NE

Chapter Members register.

Membership Conversion Agenda – 2nd February 2021

1. Skipper Limited. 3A Loudon St, 1st Floor, Kolkata- 700 017, has expressed that they

are no more interested to continue as Member of the Chamber in Ordinary category

from financial year 2020-21 & want to convert to Exim Membership. New Exim

Membership fees will fall in the slab of Rs. 7500/- per annum + Rs. 1350/- (18% GST as

applicable), totaling to Rs. 8,850/-. The Invoices has been raised for FY 2020-21 from

Ordinary Membership to Exim Membership with effect from FY 2020-21.

2. Vispan Traders. Plot No. 28, Survey No. 46/1, Vavdi Main Road, Opp- Prashant

Castech, Rajkot- 360 004, has expressed that they are no more interested to continue

as Member of the Chamber in Ordinary category from financial year 2020-21 & want to

convert to SME Membership. New SME Membership fees will fall in the slab of Rs.

5000/- per annum + Rs. 900/- (18% GST as applicable), totaling to Rs. 5,900/-. The

Invoices has been raised for FY 2020-21 from Ordinary Membership to SME

Membership with effect from FY 2020-21.

3. Conveyor & Ropeway Services Pvt. Ltd., 75C, Park Street , 6th Floor, Kolkata-

700016. has expressed that they are no more interested to continue as Member of the

Chamber in Ordinary category from financial year 2020-21 & want to convert to Exim

Membership. New Exim Membership fees will fall in the slab of Rs. 7500/- per annum

+ Rs. 1350/- (18% GST as applicable), totaling to Rs. 8,850/-. The Invoices has been

raised for FY 2020-21 from Ordinary Membership to Exim Membership with effect

from FY 2020-21.

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The applications for New Memberships from the following were approved in the last Committee Meeting

Ordinary Members

1. Enkebee Infratech India Pvt. Ltd. 7, Aswini Dutta Road, Kolkata- 700029

2. Pace Maring Solutions Pvt. Ltd. A-403, Shree Nand Dham, Plot No. 59, Sector 11, CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai-, 400614, Maharashtra

3. Goodcare Pharma Pvt. Ltd. Baidyanath Bhawan, 1, Gupta Lane,

Kolkata- 700006.

4. George College, 136, B.B. Ganguly Street, Kolkata-700012. Exim Members

1. Firetech Equipments & Systems Pvt. Ltd. F-302/303, 3rd Floor, Eastern Business District, Neptune Mall, LBS Marg, Bhudup (West), Mumbai- 400078

SME Members

1. Legend Food Industries, D/7, Tangra Industrial Estate, 25 & 27, Canal South Road, Kolkata- 700015

2. Konquest Kreations, Vidyapati Nagar, Kanke Road, Ranchi-834008

3. Krishna Scientific, 277/12, 2nd Floor, Phatak Karor, Ajmeri Gate, Delhi- 110006.

4. Lumeter Auto Industries, 1st Floor, H. No. 322, Mahender Wali Gali, Shiv Mander, Wali Gali, Baberpur East, Delhi-110093.

5. The Sparck International Career Academy, 381, Gayatri Nagar,

Sector-27, Gandhinagar-382028, Gujarat.

Agenda 3: New Membership Development as on –18th December 2020

Analysis by EY senior Tax Partners.

• Mr. Parikshit Datta, Senior Partner, International Tax and Transaction Services.

• Mr. Sidhartha Jain , Senior Partner, Indirect Tax

• Mr. Amit Maru ,Senior Partner, International Tax and Transaction Services.

• Mr. Chetan Mehta, Senior Director, Corporate Tax

Union Budget 2021 - 22

ICC’s Monthly Economic Review is enclosed.

Agenda

Item

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Any other matter

Documents

ICC Executive Committee Meeting & Budget Analysis