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Bombay Chamber was invited for interaction with the Select Committee On Income Tax Bill, 2025 today, 16 May 2025.
Bombay Chamber was invited for interaction with the Select Committee On Income Tax Bill, 2025 today, 16 May 2025. A delegation from Bombay Chamber’s Direct Tax Committee consisting of Pinky Mehta, Sudhir Kapadia, Rajeshree Sabnavis, Ravikant Kamath, Rakesh Gupta and Indra Anand attended the meeting and presented the Chamber's suggestions. (Left to Right) Mr. Ravikant
Restrictive covenant prescribing a minimum tenure of service is not in restraint of trade or opposed to public policy – Supreme Court
Restrictive covenant prescribing a minimum tenure of service is not in restraint of trade or opposed to public policy. Copy of judgement attached {{ vc_btn: title=Click+here+to+View+Copy+of+Judgement&color=warning&link=url%3Ahttps%253A%252F%252Fbombaychamber.com%252Fwp-content%252Fuploads%252F2025%252F05%252F4017920149150361700judgement14-may-2025-599983-1.pdf }}
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Ref.: MCM/ADM/11 14 May 2025 The Director General Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry Mackinnon Mackenzie Building 3rd floor, 4, Shoorji Vallabhdas Road Ballard Estate, Mumbai – 400 001 Dear Sir/Madam,
Invitation for Bids (IFB) – Department of Immigration & Emigration IFB No. – DIE/PRO/PKI/2025
Invitation for Bids (IFB) – Department of Immigration & Emigration IFB No. – DIE/PRO/PKI/2025 – Procurement of Issuance System and Relevant Public Key Infrastructure Components for Personalization of e-Passports to the Department of Immigration & Emigration of Sri Lanka I wish to inform you that, the Chairman, High Level Procurement Committee (HLPC) on behalf
India-UK FTA to enhance bilateral trade, create new job avenues, and boost economic growth
India-UK FTA to enhance bilateral trade, create new job avenues, and boost economic growth In a landmark move marking a new chapter in global commerce, India and the United Kingdom have successfully concluded a Free Trade Agreement (FTA), bringing an end to years of negotiations. The deal, hailed as a ‘historic milestone’ by Prime Minister
Private equity, venture capital market in India surges to $43 billion as buyouts dominate
Private equity, venture capital market in India surges to $43 billion as buyouts dominate India’s private equity and venture capital (PE-VC) market rebounded strongly in 2024, reversing two years of contraction with a 9% rise in investments to reach $43 billion across 1,600 deals. As Asia-Pacific’s second-largest PE-VC hub, India continues to attract global capital,
