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All Committee Members/ Invitees Dear Sir / Madam,

Next Committee Meeting

This is to inform you that Indian Chamber of Commerce is organizing it’s

5th Executive Committee Meeting on Monday 26th July, 2021 at 4.30 pm via Zoom online platform.

I am happy to share that Mr. Anil Agarwal, Chairman of Vedanta Group has kindly agreed to join, address and interact with members.

Mr. Anil Agarwal is the founder and Chairman of Vedanta Resources Limited. Vedanta

Resources, headquartered in London, is a globally diversified natural resources conglomerate, with

interests in zinc, lead, silver, copper, iron ore, aluminium, power generation, and oil and gas. The

CSR arm of the Group known as Vedanta Foundation actively contributes towards

building hospitals, schools and infrastructure, conserving the environment and funding community

programs that improve health, education and livelihood. Recently, NCLT has approved Vedanta

Group's Twin Star Technologies' resolution plan to acquire Videocon Industries Ltd.

The agenda of the meeting will follow. Looking forward to your kind confirmation and participation at this important meeting. A line in confirmation will be highly appreciated.

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully,

Encl: Agenda (Rajeev Singh)

Director General

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING

Monday, 26th July, 2021 4.30 pm on ZOOM online platform

Minutes of the last Committee Meeting held on 11th June’21 for approval

AGENDA AGEDA 1

Activity Report during 11th June to 25th July’ 2021

New Membership and Resignations approval

State of the Economy

Address by Mr. Anil Agarwal Chairman of Vedanta Group

Any other matter

AGENDA 1

AGENDA 2

AGENDA 3

AGENDA 5

AGENDA 4

AGENDA 6

Indian Chamber of Commerce, Kolkata

PRESENT

Mr Sudhir Jalan Member Mr Prabhat Bezboruah Invitee

Mr Rajive Kaul Member Ms Preeyam Budhia Invitee

Mr Rudra Chatterjee Member Mr Avijit Ghosh Invitee

Mr Mayank Jalan Member Mr Shrikant Goenka Invitee

Mr Gaurav Jalan Member Mr M K Gupta Invitee

Mr Mayank Jalan Member Mr Pallav Gupta Invitee

Mr Shiv Siddhant Kaul Member Mr Prashant Jalan Invitee

Mr Mudit Kumar Member Mr Kalyan Kar Invitee

Mr Arun Laddha Member Mr Chander Mansharamani Invitee

Ms Nayantara Palchoudhuri Member Mr Harsh Patodia Invitee

Mr Roopen Roy Member Mr Anil Razdan Invitee

Mr Mahesh Saharia Member Mr Probir Roy Invitee

Mr Arun Kumar Shukla Member Mr Abhishek Rungta Invitee

Mr Vivek Bhatia Member Mr Atanu Sen Invitee

Mr Kumar Patodia Member Dr K.N Sen Invitee

Mr Sourav Ghosh Member Mr Prashant Sharma Invitee

Mr Vishal Agarwal Member Mr J B Pany Invitee

Mr Ashish Chhawchharia Invitee

Mr Namit Bajoria Invitee Mr Mudit Beriwal Invitee

Mr Vinod Bamalwa Invitee

Mr Devidas Banerji Invitee

Mr Rupak Barua Invitee

Mr Arnab Basu 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 Frank Richter Speaker

Minutes of Meeting of the Committee held on 11th June, 2021, Webinar, Kolkata

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Indian Chamber of Commerce

Minutes of ICC Executive Committee Meeting held on 11th June, 2021

Mr Vikash Agarwal, President, ICC welcomed the Executive Committee Members present to

the ICC Executive Committee Meeting, held on 11th June, 2021.

The President, ICC placed the Minutes of Meeting held on 10th April, 2021 before the

Committee for approval. It was passed unanimously.

President, ICC then briefed committee members about the Chamber’s activities, carried out

during the period between 10th April, 2021 and 11th June, 2021. He mentioned that 30 virtual

events were conducted during this period. The President, ICC highlighted about some of the

event such as - Session with BK Sister Shivani; Session with Smt Aparajita Sarangi, Hon'ble

MP; ICC Mega Infra Summit; Celebration of International Tea Day; India Russia Startup pad;

Session on Emerging Opportunities of the New Education Policy – that took place during the

period. He also mentioned about sessions held as a part of "Empowering Bengal - Today and

Tomorrow" series by different expert committees towards developing their respective sector-

specific recommendations for the future development for the state of West Bengal. The

recommendations, he announced, will be submitted to the Government of West Bengal.

The President, ICC also mentioned about the inauguration of 25 beds Covid care safe in Siliguri

and the Covid vaccination drive organised by the ICC YLF.

He also announced that a new committee on Water has been formed with Mr Anil Razdan as

the Chairman of the committee.

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

passed unanimously by the members present.

The President, ICC then asked the members to share their views about the current state of the

economy.

Mr Rudra Chatterjee, Past President, ICC said that tea estates have been hit hard during the

second wave. The Home Furnishing and Home textile industry, on the other hand, he said, are

doing well as most of the people are locked at home due to pandemic.

Mr Mayank Jalan, Past President, ICC asserted that FMCG industry has been hard hit during the

second wave than the in first wave. Reasons he attributed was due to sporadic and unorganised

lockdown and lethargy in consumer spending. He also felt, unlike last year the economy will not

bounce back in 3rd quarter. He took the occasion to appreciate the efforts of the frontline

health workers to fight the pandemic.

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Sharing his opinion on the current economic situation Mr Sudhir Jalan, Past President, ICC was

of the view that the service industry was the hardest hit due to the pandemic. Job loss has been

a major feature in the pandemic situation which he felt; will likely to continue in the

foreseeable future. He was however optimistic that the situation will improve.

Addressing on the COVID situation, Mr Prashant Sharma, Chairman, Expert Committee on

Health and Mr Rupak Barua, Member, ICC both stated that the second wave of the pandemic is

on its way out and there was less pressure on the hospitals. The vaccination supply has also

improved and both were of the view that the situation will get better by July.

Mr Mahesh Saharia, Chairman, North East Region appraised the members about the situation

in Assam and the steps taken by the Government.

Taking about the newly formed water committee Mr Anil Razdan, Chairman, Expert

Committee on Water said that the new committee will focus on future objectives of water

management solution such as water quality, pricing and wastage. He also claimed that there

would be enough scope for CSR activities and urged the members to the opportunity it

presents.

The meeting was followed by an Interactive session with Dr Frank-Jürgen Richter, Chairman of

Horasis.

Dr Richter in his deliberation said that he was bullish about India's economic growth. He

claimed that the recent decline experienced due to pandemic induced situation is temporary

and economic growth will return soon.

He said that the Indian economy was already on the path of recovery until the second wave

struck. Most of the economic institutions around the world, he mentioned, have predicted an

economic growth rate of 8-9% for India for the current financial year. Since both the USA and

China have registered positive economic growth and Europe is slowly limping back, he said that

there is no reason why India will not catch up.

He also cautioned that inflationary pressure is eating into economic growth and central banks

need to adequately monitor it.

One of the reasons for his optimism about India's growth story he stated was that India is

emerging as the centre for innovative and creative industry of the world - such as the startups

and India still holds its sway over the global IT industry.

Talking about the idea of self reliance, he said a vast and diverse country like India cannot

afford to specialise in one or two goods to meet its domestic requirement. However, he

suggested that self-reliance should compliment globalisation and India needs to engage more

with the outside world so as to attract investment. He said that India needs to have a

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comprehensive trade policy and needs to go for free trade agreements at bilateral level apart

from economic blocs.

Social dimensions, he noted, needs to be integrated in the current economic system. Issues like

climate changes, he felt, needs to be given priority and should not be disengaged from

economic policy making.

Regarding the economic potential for the state of West Bengal he said that the state is

strategically located and will regain its position as the industrial heartland of India. He

advocated for more PPP projects to attract investment.

Finally he ended his deliberations stating that India is not only here to stay, it is the future.

The Executive Committee meeting concluded successfully with thanks to and from the Chair.

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President‟s Report Page 1 of 40

Important Events held between 11th June, 2021 and 25th July, 2021

Role of Physiotherapy during Covid times 11th June 2021, Virtual platform

About the event: ICC organized a webinar on role of physiotherapy during Covid care. Prominent Speakers addressed:

Dr. Tahmina Islam Amin, Consultant Physiotherapist,MPT,neuro, phd,

Dr. Richa Singh Debgupta, ICC Co Chair National Healthcare Committee & senior VP

Fortis hospital delivered the special address

Ms. Madhuparna Bhowmick delivered the welcome address

Number of people attended: 80 Type of people attended: ICC members and people from the healthcare sector Key points discussed: Dr. Islam spoke about proning and the importance of physiotherapy

in post covid care and how it can be beneficial in the respiratory treatment and physical

rehabilitation of patients.

India International Potato E-Conclave 15-16 June 2021, Virtual Platform About the event: Fresh potatoes are baked, boiled, or fried and used in a staggering range of recipes such as

mashed potatoes, potato pancakes, potato dumplings, twice-baked potatoes, potato soup,

and potato salad. One of the main items in that category is frozen potatoes. Dehydrated

potato flakes are used in retail mashed potato products, as ingredients in snacks, and even

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as food aid. Hence, the increased demand from the processing industry, along with

consumer demand, is boosting production globally. Keeping in view the prospects and

international demand for the Fresh & Frozen Potato and Value added Potato products,

Indian Chamber of Commerce is organising India Internation Potato E-Conclave and Expo to promote the available varieties of Potato and Potato Products, Latest Technologies,

Trends, opportunities for Farm Input & Technologies, Potato Processing, Packaging, Cold

Store and Logistics companies and connect with the relevant stakeholders from Policy

makers to Farmers, FPOs, Traders, Buyers and Exporters.

Prominent speakers addressed:

Shri Bharat Singh Kushwaha, Hon'ble Minister of State for Horticulture & Food

Processing (Independent Charge) and Narmada Valley Development

Authority(NVDA), Government of Madhya Pradesh,

Dr. Anand Kumar Singh, Deputy Director General (Horticultural Science), Indian

Council of Agricultural Research, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare,

Government of India,

Dr. A R Khan, Chief General Manager, NABARD, West Bengal Regional Office,

Dr. Samarendu Mohanty, Regional Director – Asia, International Potato Centre, Peru,

Dr. Sampriti Baruah, Project Coordinator – Asia, Development and Innovation

Specialist, International Potato Center, Peru,

Dr. Manoj Kumar, Director, Central Potato Research Institute, ICAR, Ministry of

Agriculture, Government of India,

Dr. S. K. Chakrabarti, Vice Chancellor, Uttar Banga Krishi Viswavidyalaya,

Ms Bhavana Vishwanath, Director, Indian Representative Office, Kiremko B.V (The

Netherlands),

Mr. Maurice La Lau, Area Sales Manager, Kiremko B.V (The Netherlands),

Mr. Soundararadjane S., Chief Executive Officer, Technico Agri Sciences Ltd,

Mr. Pratap Bose, Associate Director Supply Chain Agro, Pepsico Holdings India Pvt

Ltd,

Mr. Rajesh Bhargava, VP Marketing, Frick India Ltd,

Mr. Vipin Mishra, General Manager, Agronomy Department, Yara Fertilizers India Pvt

Ltd,


Mr. S. Vijay Kumar, AGM Technical Services, Premier Irrigation Adritec Pvt Ltd,

Mr. Arun Rai, Regional Sales Manager, Indofil Industries Limited,

Mr. Rajesh Goyal, President, Federation of Cold Storage Associations Of India,

Mr. Samrat Mukherjee, Deputy General Manager, NABARD, West Bengal Regional

Office,

Dr. P. Vijayanand, Chief Scientist & Head, Fruit & Vegetable Department, CSIR-

Central Food Technological Research Institute, Mysore,

Dr. Pooja Singh, Deputy Director – Horticulture, Department of Horticulture and Food

Processing, Government of Madhya Pradesh,

Mr. Yogesh Dwivedi, Chief Executive Officer, Madhya Bharat Consortium of Farmers

Producer Company Limited, (State Federartion of FPOs of Madhya Pradesh),

Mr. Debabrata Das, General Manager & Zonal Head, Bank of Baroda, Kolkata Zone,

Mr. S B Mukherjee, Director, Ma Sarada Cold Storage Private Ltd,

Mr. Gurjit Singh, Proprietor, Gidda Agro Product,

Er. (Ms.) Roona Shukla, Horticulture Produce Management Institute

Mr. Sandeep Saha, Regional In-charge, Agriculture and Processed Food Products

Export Development Authority (APEDA), Ministry of Commerce, Government of India

Number of people joined: 450 plus people over 2 days Type of people joined:

Senior State Government officials from Department of Agriculture & Horticulture.

International and National Agencies promoting Potato Production like CIP, CPRI,

ICAR, & FAO

Research & Technology institutes working in potato production and processing.

Processing, Packaging and allied Technology manufacturing companies.

Representatives from NABARD, APEDA, NHB and others.

Cold Chain Management and Distribution and Logistics.

Smart Farming Ag-Tech Companies and Representatives from major FPOs.

Farmers, FPOs, Traders, MSME units, SME Units, Exporters.

Key points discussed: Opportunities in Potato Industry


Potato Seed Production.

Production of disease free potato varieties.

Farm Input, Farm Technology and Micro Irrigation techniques.

Water, Nutrient and Soil management.

Untapped potential & export opportunities for fresh, frozen and potato based value

added products.

Farm gate infrastructure and cold chain systems.

Investment in Production, Processing, Storing and Marketing sector of the Potato

industry.

Opportunities in R&D of High Yield Potato varieties and value added products.

Focus Areas of Conclave:

Increase the production of High Yield Potato Seed varieties and disease free varieties

across the country and region specific based on the local soil, climate and water

availability.

Strengthening the FPOs and collaborating with them for creating small primary

processing grading, sorting, packing and cold store units as farm or village level .

Opportunity for Farm Input, Farm Technology and Micro Irrigation companies to

promote their high yield oriented products.

Large market for investment opportunities- PPP model to be explored

Exploring more opportunities in value added products having increasing demand in

Domestic and International Market.

Exploring Opportunities for Investment in Production, Processing, Storing and

Marketing sector of the Potato industry.

Encouraging adoption of Smart technologies at Farm Level, Production Level,

Processing Level, Climate Change, Disease control, Supply Chain and Market

Linkage.


Webinar on “e-LAUNCHING of WE SHARE ODISHA - By Women's Entrepreneurship Committee 15th June 2021 About the event: WeShare Odisha is a Marketing Campaign initiative of ICC Women Entrepreneurship

Committee which is absolutely FREE!. It will promote local products of Odisha & give a

platform to Entrepreneurs to showcase the best offers.

Prominent Speakers addressed:

Capt. Dibya Shankar Mishra Hon‟ble Minister of State for Industries, MSME, Energy

& Home Govt. of Odisha .

Mr. P K Gupta, Jt. Director, MSME DI, Cuttack

Ms. Varsha Priyadarsini, Actress & Activist

Mr. J B Pany, Chairman, ICC Odisha State Council

Mr. M K Gupta, Co-Chairman, ICC Odisha State Council

Dr. Rajeev Singh, DG, Indian Chamber of Commerce

Ms. Sukirti Patnaik, Convenor, ICC Odisha State Council Number of people attended: Nearly about 100 women entrepreneurs from various sectors

like, MSME, Start Ups, Healthcare, Education, NGOs were attended this webinar Key points discussed:

The benefits of digital market place and the way forward

Marketing opportunities and scope of WeShare Odisha

India Pavilion at China Harbin International Economic Trade Fair (Virtual) 16th – 19th June 2021

About the event: India Pavilion at China Harbin International Economic Trade Fair (Virtual)

Number of people joined: 15 nos. Indian Exhibitors joined


Type of people joined: Indian Exporters from the field Textiles, Handicrafts, Textile

Machineries, Ayush Products.

Power Agenda 2021 and Green Urja Awards – Eastern Region 16th June, Virtual Platform

About the event: The Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in association with „The Energy and Resources

Institute (TERI)‟ has come up with an annual initiative of awarding the good performers in the

Indian Renewable Energy Sector. There are seven Award categories, decided based on the

market pattern in India, they represent best performers in the class of overall RE capacity,

installations by DISCOMs and Independent Power Producers, manufacturing of solar and

wind systems/components, consumer industries who have gone forward to use of renewable

electricity to replace fossil fuel based electricity and financing of RE projects, including

manufacturing, Keeping in view, the diverse situations, and the wide variations in the scale

up of RE capacities across regions, states/UTs are being considered in three clusters,

namely:

Front-runner States; 10 in number, cumulative installed RE capacity more than 1000

MW. (Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab,

Rajasthan, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh)

Emerging States: 8 in number, cumulative installed RE capacity less that 1000 MW

but more than 100 MW. (Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Haryana, Kerala, Odisha, West

Bengal, Uttarakhand)

Smaller States and UTs: All other, cumulative installed RE capacity less than 100

MW. (Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Chandigarh, Dadar &

Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Goa, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand,

Lakshadweep, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Puducherry, Sikkim and

Tripura).

the „Green Urja Awards‟ has emerged as one of the novel initiatives by ICC in

recognizing the forerunners in the Renewable Energy sector, at a time when “carbon

neutrality” has become the buzzword.



Mr Anil Razdan, Former Power Secretary, GOI & Chairman, ICC National Expert

Committee on Energy

Mr Gautam Ray, ED-HR & Admin, CESC Ltd

Mr Shaji John, Director Power, NLC Ltd

Mr Tushar Dalmia, MD, Anvil Cables

Mr Anil Gupta, CMD, KEI Industries

Mr. Suman Nag, CRO, Vikram Solar

Mr Abhay Tilwankar, CGO, Mahindra Teqo

Mr Pinaki Bhattacharyya, MD & CEO, AMP Solar

Mr Awadesh Kumar, CEO, Quenext International

Number of people joined: 80 Type of people joined: Discom Representatives, Power Producers, Transmission and

Distribution Companies, Renewable Energy Companies, Technical Service providers, Energy

Consultants, Cable and Power Equipment Companies Key points discussed:

Integrated Power Development for Rural and Urban Areas

Boosting Energy Infrastructure, storage, credit facilities, R&D for promoting RE

Disaster management-Summer cyclonic storms, Coastal and Urban Rural areas

Vital role of uninterrupted electricity, domestic gas and diesel supply during Covid

crisis

Preventing high Aggregate Technical & Commercial (ATC) losses

Ensuring that there is no job loss or wage loss in the new work environment

Fast forwarding the new project sanction process: Ensuring ease of doing business

Investment opportunities in the Power Sector in the states Bihar, Chhattisgarh and

Jharkhand. Approaches to Distribution Reforms

City Gas Infrastructure

Rooftop solar equipments, prosumers and storage

Opportunities in urban and rural areas in Renewable Energy

Next gen batteries, materials and energy storage development


Smart Project Management

Providing cost effective quality power while ensuring Covid protocols.

INDIA – SOUTH AFRICA Business Forum 18th June 2021, Virtual Conference

About the event:

Platform to promote Investment & Export Opportunities in India and South Africa

High-level networking event bringing together governments, the private sector,

international organizations and thought leaders to find ways of mobilizing investment &

trade

Share experiences and knowledge about investment and policies that effectively

promote sustainable development

Provide a timely insight into corporate plans, government best practices and new

industries to help investment promotion professionals refine their strategies and

capture more international investment

Present domestic and international businesses with a portfolio of investment projects

in several sectors

Discuss on the ease of setting up business in India


Captain Dibya Shankar Mishra, Hon’ble Minister of State for Energy, MSME, Industries & Home, Government of Odisha

Mr Sibusiso Ndebele, High Commissioner of South Africa to India

Mr JaideepSarkar, Indian High Commissioner to South Africa.

Mr YunusHoosen, CEO Invest South Africa

Mr. Pradeep Sureka,Sr. Vice President Indian Chamber of Commerce

Dr. P. Anbalagan, IAS CEO, Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC)

Mr Rana Pratap Singh,CEO, Nouvelle Gabon Mining

Mr Michael Combrink,Manager, Capital Sales, Rham Equipment

Mr Eric Bruggeman,CEO, SA Capital Equipment Export Council


Number of people attended: 75-100 Type of people attended: CEO, CMDs, senior official from capital equipment, mining sector

from India and Africa as well. CMDs, Directors and Senior Officials from the sector.

Key points discussed: India and South Africa are important economic partners. South

Africa aims to attract USD 100 billion of FDI by 2023, over a period of five years, and

considers India to be an important participant in this endeavour. Some of the sectors that

South Africa prioritise to attract Investment from India include ICT, Pharmaceuticals,

renewable energy and agro-processing.

Investment by Indian companies were creating local jobs in South Africa, venture capitalists

from South Africa have invested about USD 2.8 billion in India's home grown start-ups and

unicorns.

India and South Africa have worked closely towards waving of TRIPS for Covid therapeutics

and vaccines. He asserted that the best way to enter continental African markets for Indian

businesses is through South Africa. Indian businesses, he claimed, can utilise the African

Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) to penetrate the USD 0.5 trillion import market

of Africa.

Virtual Session on Financial Wellness 18th June 2021

About the event: Indian Chamber of Commerce in association with CITI Bank Organized

Webinar: Virtual Session on Financial Wellness. Choices you make now are likely to define

your wealth Journey for Years to come..

Prominent speakers addressed : Nikhil Kamat, Vice President, DSP Investment Managers

Pvt. Ltd; Arunjeet Taneja, Senior Vice President & Area Director – South, Retail Bank - Sales

& Distribution, Global Consumer Bank, Citibank India and Suranjana Saha, Regional

Investment Specialist, Vice President, Global Consumer Bank, Citibank India

Number of people attended: Around 32 Delegates attended the Event.


Type of people attended: Financial Companies, Business owner, Academic Institution,

Banks and all salaried employees and Self Owned Business People as session was very

useful for everyone.

Key points discussed: were efficiently managing your monetary life and having financial

security and financial freedom of choice, in the present and in the future. The aim is to

understand employees' goals when it comes to paying taxes, buying a home, inaugurating

and sustaining good credit, healthcare, emergency preparation, education costs, paying

down debt, saving for retirement and other parts of their financial life.

E- Seminar on Schemes for Women Entrepreneurs, By MSME DI 20th June 2021

About the event: Indian chamber of Commerce, Odisha organized an e- Seminar on Schemes for Women

Entrepreneurs, By MSME DI, Government of India on 20th June 2021 in Zoom virtual

platform.

The objective of the seminar was to sensitize the women entrepreneurs about various

schemes of Government of India as well as state government to strengthen women

empowerment in the business sphere.


Mr P K Gupta, Jt. Director, MSME DI, Cuttack, Govt. of India

Mr P Pravakar Rao, GM , DIC, Cuttack Ms Nitisha Mann, Dy. Director, MSME DI, Cuttack, Govt. of India

Ms Sukirti Patnaik, Convenor, ICC Odisha State Council

Mr J B Pany, Chairman, ICC Odisha State Council

Number of people attended: Nearly about 80 women entrepreneurs and start ups were

attended the seminar

Key Point of Discussions: introduction of various schemes by Central & State Government

for Women Entrepreneurs.


India Power Expo (Virtual Platform) 21s t- 24th June 2021

About the event: India Power Expo (virtual) along with Ministry of Commerce, Government

of India

Number of people joined: 36 nos. Indian Exhibitors joined Type of people joined: Indian Exporters from the field of Electrical, Energy, Solar products 2nd Edition - ICC Solar and Renewable Energy Expo 2021 24th -30th June 2021 (Virtual Expo)

About the event:

Indian chamber of commerce and Department of commerce, Ministry of Commerce and

industry Government of India are jointly organizing Solar and Renewable Energy Expo 2021

theme : Indo Africa Confluence on 24 - 30th June 2021 ( Virtual Expo ) under Ministry of

Commerce Export Promotion Scheme.

The 2nd edition of Indo African Confluence is an imposing demonstration of its importance to

the successful development of the power and energy sector in Africa. The expectations with

the first show were not only fulfilled, but clearly surpassed.

The Virtual Inauguration was graced by key Speakers: Mr. Inderdeep Singh, Chairman-

Northern Regional Council, Indian Chamber of Commerce; Mr. Dheeraj Puri, Co- Chair;

Northern Regional Council, Indian Chamber of Commerce; Mr. Jitendra Sachdeva; President

Skipper SEIL, Skipper is the biggest Indian Investor in Nigeria; Dr. Yusuf Ismael, Director

General- Mauritius Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI) Port Louis- Mauritius; Mr. Ajay

Kumar; IFS, High Commissioner, High Commission of India, Kampala- Uganda; H.E. Mr. N G

Gangte; IFS, High Commissioner, High Commission of India, Lusaka- Zambia.

The Virtual Expo was focused on Africa Export Opportunities for Indian solar, Electrical, Power

& Renewable Energy Sector Companies. The main Objective of Organizing the India Solar


and Renewable Confluence with an appropriate audience is to enable the direct manufacturers

to capture exporting Opportunities to the Africa Region Countries. The event witnessed the

participation from 40 National Companies engaged in Solar, Electrical, Power and Renewable

Energy.

Number of people attended: Total 40 Companies has participated in the ICC Indo Africa

confluence ICC Solar and renewable energy expo 2021. Around 500+ dealers, Distributors,

EPC contractors, EPC consultants, Importer Government Departments, Imports, Etc... Has

participated as visitors.

Key points discussed: H.E. Mr. N G Gangte; IFS, High Commissioner, High Commission of India, Lusaka- Zambia : H.E. Mr. N G Gangte mention that ICC Solar and renewable energy expo has been

organized at a good time climate change has become an overriding concern and no country is

obligious to its impact especially the less a developed and poor nation. The future of energy

sector lies in solar and renewable energy which are likely to become predominance sources in

coming years. The African continent represents the challenges Face by most of the developing

world including India in terms of climate change and low carbon.

Webinar on Blockchain in Insurance - Towards a Common Platform 25th June 2021

About the event: The objective was to deliberate on use of Blockchain to create a Common

Platform in Insurance which has taken off globally


Mr. J Harinarayan, Retired Chairman – IRDAI

Mr. Sudhin Roy Chowdhury, Retired Member Life – IRDAI,

Mr. Parvez Mulla, COO HDFC Life Insurance

Mr Pankaj Pandey, CTO SBI General Insurance,

Mr. Joydeep K Roy, Partner | PwC, Global Health Insurance Practice Leader, India

Insurance Practice Leader


Dr. George E Thomas, Chartered Insurance Practitioner, Professor (Research & Non-

Life), College of Insurance, Insurance Institute of India

Mr. Sanachit Mehra, Founder Cateina Technologies

Mr. Atanu Sen, Chairman - ICC BFSI Committee

Number of people attended: 85 Type of people attended: Insurance Companies, Tech Companies, Corporate Key points discussed:

Collaboration of all related parties is key to the success of adoption of Blockchain

technology in Insurance sector

Adoption of new initiative should be judged on two parameters reduction of

management cost and prevention of fraud

Covid-19 has somewhat accelerated the adoption of digital for the insurance sector

Speakers contemplated Blockchain technology to be a foundational technology

Blockchain adoption is a team sport relying on the collaboration of multiple

stakeholders

Collaboration between Industry players will help to facilitate its interoperability

Blockchain is not a isolated initiative and requires participation.

Industry players along with related parties such as TPAs, hospitals, RTO, land

registration office need to participate to make the technology work

Health insurance sector also requires a robust Independent Unified Digital Claim

platform for payment and settling claims. And it has started in Singapore using

Blockchain.

The need for everybody to come together to make the technology work so as to

prevent fraud and smoothen claims settlement.


Session with Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar 25th June 2021

About the event: "Business is the backbone of the economy. Hence business community in the country must

practice meditation to attain intuitive strength and innovative spirit, the recipe for business

success", said Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar addressing the business community at an

interactive session organised by the Indian Chamber of Commerce. He elaborated that

regular 20 minutes of meditation must be practised by all to attain more energy, better

intuitive capacity and zeal to innovate in order to move forward in life. He mentioned that

39000 businesses have already left India over the past few years and we need to find the

reason behind the same and work together to stop the exodus, as it is only business that can

bring prosperity in an economy.

He stated that post pandemic mental health has been the biggest challenge and it is only

meditation that can address this issue. Sri Sri said, “Save your mind at any cost”. Besides

meditative practices, he suggested a healthy lifestyle, good food habits, pranayam and

exercise must be undertaken for improving both physical and mental health. He also advised

to use Ayurveda to prevent and combat some symptoms of COVID.

The interactive session had huge participation from business leaders across as well as

outside the country.

ICC EDTECH SUMMIT-Theme: “The Education Technology trends in India-Vision 2025” 26th June 2021 (Virtual Platform)

About the event: This forum was conceptualized with the objective to evaluate opportunities

and discuss challenges of the EdTech Industry vis-a-vis the current scenario, to initiate

necessary changes and to gain knowledge and Insight from leaders / entrepreneurs & torch

bearers. Discussions and deliberations revolved around the Theme for the year: “The Education Technology trends in India - Vision 2025”. ICC EdTech Summit also promised

to provide an ideal platform for brainstorming with peers and cross Industry professionals

along with substantial networking opportunities, exchange of ideas and views amongst


relevant stake holders. Prof. Saikat Maitra, Vice Chancellor, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology (MAKAUT) was our esteemed Summit Chair.

Inaugural Session: The Education Technology trends in India - Vision 2025 (Theme)

Panel Session I: Upholding EdTech Opportunity - In India, By India (Policies,

Strategies & market trends for the education technology Industry)

Panel Session II: Infrastructure and mindset – Challenges & Opportunities

Valedictory Session: Summing up & Way forward


Mr. Raghav Gupta, Managing Director - India & APAC, Coursera

Mr. Dipyaman Sanyal, Head- Academics & Learning, Hero Vired

Prof. Saikat Maitra, Vice Chancellor, MAKAUT (Summit Chair) Prof. Dinesh Singh, Chancellor, K R Mangalam University, Haryana and Adjunct

Professor of Mathematics, University of Houston, Texas, USA

Mr. Krishnan CA, Business Unit Head, Higher Education, TCS iON

Prof. S P Singh, Vice Chancellor, Assam Global University

Prof. Dr. Andrew Thangaraj, NPTEL Coordinator & Professor, Electrical Engineering

Department, IIT Madras

Prof. Dileep N. Malkhede, Adviser - Policy & Academic Planning Bureau, AICTE

Prof. Indranil Sen Gupta, Vice Chancellor, JIS University

Mr. Gaurav Kumar, President – Corporate Development, upGrad

Mr. Vinay Sharma, CEO and

Director, Convergia Digital Education Pvt Ltd (S Chand Group)

Number of people attended: 350+ Type of people attended: The event attracted pan India participants including Educators &

Administrators, Principals & School Heads, University & College Heads, Industry leaders, IT

Professionals, Technocrats, Policy Regulators, EdTech startups and other important

stakeholders of the education sector in the country.


Key points discussed: “Every individual is unique. So, individualization in education and mapping their skills based

on their capacity is the need of the hour”, said Mr. Dipyaman Sanyal, Head- Academics & Learning, Hero Vired. “Neither purely physical nor pure digital but a hybrid pedagogy and cohort inspired learning

that involves both taking into account industry and real world requirements is the need of the

hour. Industry in fact needs to play a very prominent role in both design and delivery of

curriculum as per their requirements”, said Mr. Krishnan CA, Business Unit Head, Higher Education, TCS iON. “An expected 25 Million job displacement will happen by 2025 and 44% of core skills will

change for workers by 2025. So it has become a challenge for the universities as well, to

design curriculum by taking into account student employability, flexibility with multiple entry

and exit points, capacity building, faculty development and improving the quality of learning to

attract larger student base. This is where technology will play the master role”, said

Mr. Raghav Gupta, Managing Director - India & APAC, Coursera. YLF Interaction with Ms. Raveena Tandon 27th June 2021

About the event: ICC YLF organized an interactive session with bollywood actor Ms.

Raveena Tandon.

Prominent speakers addressed: Ms. Raveena Tandon, noted bollywood actor, Mr. Mudit

Beriwal , Chairman ICC YLF delivered the welcome address, Dr. Rajeev Singh, Director

General, ICC delivered the vote of thanks in the webinar.

Number of people joined: 80 Type of people joined: ICC and YLF members Key points discussed: Ms. Tandon spoke about her journey in the hindi film industry, her

decision to adopt two girls at the age of 21, her aspirations of joining the defence, wildlife

preservation and environment conservation.


MSME LINKEAGES- North Bengal Perspective 28th June 2021 About the event: On 28th June,2021 to commemorate the MSME DAY Indian Chamber of Commerce, North

Bengal Chapter organized a virtual session on MSME LINKEAGES- North Bengal

Perspective. Chief Guest of the programme was Sri Chandranath Sinha, Hon‟ble Minister-In-

Charge, MSME & Textile, Govt.of West Bengal.

The objective and achievement of West Bengal Govt.MSME department which is notified as

one of the best in the country. ICC North Bengal Chapter to adequately support the MSME

sector of this region in collaboration with the Government and its field formations like District

Industry Centres. Aspects of MSME-Banking, Industrial park usage, export potential of North

Bengal Msme‟s, employment opportunities, utilization of MSME schemes like Banglasree,

Karmasree,etc.were discussed in the event organized by ICC NB Chapter.

Prominent speakers addressed: Hon‟ble MIC MSME Sri.Chandra Nth Sinha, Dr. Mou Sen,

Jt.Director,MSME, Govt.of West Bengal, Sri Manabendra Mondol, GM DIC,Malda,

Sri.Subhash Halder, Secretary, Malda Industrial Chamber of Commerce, Sri.Sanjit

Saha,Member, MSFEC,Sri Mohan Debnath, Board Member, WBIIDC, Sri Manish

Goyal,Chair Start up & Investment ICC NB.

Number of people attended: 150 people Type of people attended: District Administration,Govt.of West Bengal Chamber of

Commerce, (North Bengal region),Trade and Merchant Associations(North Bengal

region),District Industry Centres, (Darjeeling, Kalimpong, Siliguri,

Jalpaiguri,Alipurduar,Coochbehar), Govt.of West Bengal, MSME Deptt. Govt.of West

Bengal,North Bengal University-Management department, Siliguri Institute of

Technology,MSME units,Start ups,Chartered Accountants,ICC NB Members.

Key points discussed: Hon‟ble MIC MSME acknowledged the initiative of ICC North Bengal Chapter for organizing

such event which will concrete the position of North Bengal MSME‟s.


MSME‟S to generate employment and entrepreneurship in this part of West Bengal.

Promotion of Biswa Bangla brand and West Bengal local industries/MSME‟s.

ICC North Bengal Chapter will adequately support the MSME sector of this region in

collaboration with the Government and its field formations like District Industry Centres. The

event highlighted the aspects of MSME-Banking,Industrial park usage,export potential of

North Bengal Msme‟s, employment opportunities, utilization of MSME schemes like

Banglasree, Karmasree,etc.

Discussion related to grievance handling, MSME finance assistance, West Govt. MSME

department initiatives, challenges and way forward-North Bengal MSME‟S took place in the

virtual fixture.

E Conference on 10th India Minerals & Metals Forum 29th June 2021

About the event: E Conference on 10th India Minerals & Metals, Forum on 29th June

Future Potential of Ferrous& Non-Ferrous Metal Industry

India‟s Iron ore outlook and Raw material Issues

Mining Industry – A New Dawn amidst Challenges


Dr .V K Saraswat,Hon‟ble Member,NITI Aayog,Government of India

Mr. P K Sathpaty, Director-Raw Material-NMDC

Mr. V R Sharma, Managing Director, JSPL

Mr. Shankar Sinha, Director of Mines, Department of Mines and Geology, Govt

of Jharkhand

Mr. Sabyasachi Mohanty,Director Operations,OMC

Mr. Deepak Mohanty,Special Secretary,Department of Steel & Mines,Govt. of Odisha

Mr. Brij Bhushan Agarwal,Chairperson-ICC National Expert Committee on Minerals

& Metals

Mr. A K Shukla,CMD,Hindustan Copper


Mr. M C Thomas,Co-Chairperson,ICC National Expert Committee on Minerals &

Metals

Number of people attended: Around 100 Type of people attended: CMDs, Directors and Senior Officials from the sector. Key points discussed: The Government ofOdisha is also trying to bring the expired mines into operation. This is

supposed to boost the supply of iron ore in the market and will alleviate any shortage by

2021-2022. OMC has produced 12.4 million tons in 2019-20, 12.7 million tons in 2020-21 and

has a target of 30 million tons by 2021-2022 and 60 million tons of production by 2025-26.

India will need to double its iron ore mining capacity by 2030 so as to meet demand as per

the NSP 2017”. The growth in infrastructure, power industry, cement industry; attractive

opportunities arising through the PLI scheme, policy support for MSMEs etc. are driving the

steel demand. Domestic production has gone up by 13% in last 5 years from 129 million tons

in 2015 to 206 million tons in 2019 at CAGR of 12.4%. In terms of consumption it has gone

up from 115 million tons in 2014-15 to 160 million tons in 2019.

Even after three years of the auction process no large mine granted through auction has

been able to commence production. Only 53 mines have been auctioned till date and 3 mines

have been able to commence production. There are major issues of coking coal, logistics

infrastructure, land acquisition, increased requirement for consent, increase in compensation,

not upgrade in technology.

There is huge potential for extraction of metals and rare earth elements from sludges of

Jharkhand. Proper R&D, policy intervention and commercialization for the development of the

entire areas where rare earth elements are available is the need of the hour.


India Bangladesh Logistics& Industrial Summit 2021 30th June 2021

About the event: India & Bangladesh are progressive Asian immediate neighboring nations, sharing common

cultural background and intense trade partnership. The countries have phenomenally

progressed over the last decade considering bilateral trade and has wide potential

opportunities at both ends of the border.

Connectivity between the countries are regularly upgrading across mediums of road, rail,

waterways along with related infrastructure. West Bengal by the virtue of its location is the

most significant stakeholder in connecting trade to and from Indian end with Bangladesh.

Identifying the potential growth of trade opportunity, the summit was organized to provide the

platform for the stakeholders across the border to discuss the way forward regarding further

trade development and connectivity. The summit also focused on the present Warehousing

capability, the potential for Eastern India for its significant role in the cross-border logistics

connectivity.


Chief Guest Janab Firhad Hakim, Hon’ble Minister, Department of Transport &

Housing, Government of West Bengal

H.E. Mr. Toufique Hassan, Deputy High Commissioner of Bangladesh In India

(Kolkata)

Mr. Abdul Matlub Ahmad, President- India Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce

Captain Mohammad Abdul Wadud Tarafder, (C), NPP, psc, BN Member (Harbour &

Marine), Mongla Port Auhority

Mr. A K Mehra, Deputy Chairman, KoPT

Dr. Pramyesh Basall, Second Secretary (Commercial), High Commission of India at

Bangladesh

Mr. Ashutosh Gautam, Member Technical and Member Traffic (In Charge) , IWAI

Mr. Ajeet Kumar Singh, Director (Operations) Land Ports Authority of India


Mr. Surya Narayan Lenka, Head (Container Management & Logistics Services,

Group Shipping, Supply Chain Division, Tata Steel Limited

Mr. Aditya Shah, Executive Director,Vtrans Group

Mr. Gauri Shankar, Head of Investments, Ascendas Firstspace

Mr. Ryan Oliver, Vice President - Contract Logistics, Agility

Mr. Pratiik Jalan, Director Jalan Builders

Mr. Ranjit Kedia, Founder & CEO Last Mile Transtech Pvt. Ltd

Ms. Surekha Bihani, MD – East India, JLL Mr. Yogesh Shevade, Head – Logistics & Industrial, India, JLL

Mr. Chandranath Dey, Head- Operation, BD & Ports, Airports & Global Infrastructure

(PAGI)

Mr. Kanishka Sethia, Chairman, ICC National logistics Expert Committee

Mr. Ashish Agarwal, Co-Chair, ICC National Expert Committee on Supply Chain &

Logistics

Number of people attended: Around 250 delegates participated from different sector of

Logistics industry, specifically warehousing and the Real Estate Sector from both India &

Bangladesh

Key points discussed: Hon‟ble Minister Janab Firhad Hakim in his address mentioned about the West Bengal state

Transport department‟s initiative to introduce Roll-On-Roll-Off (RORO) services between

Kolkata Port and Howrah, which could be extended to any part of Bangladesh. He also

mentioned about Bengal getting ready with fully equipped and state-of-the-art infrastructure

to facilitate business with Bangladesh. He pointed out that The state is now ready with

logistics hubs and it has already provided industrial status to the logistic sector and under

prevailing and upcoming circumstance Into-Bangladesh trade involving the State of West

Bengal shall mutually benefit both the nations.

HE Mr. Toufique Hassan, in his special address identified the India‟s emergence as a global

power coupled with scientific advancement as a favorable circumstance for Bangladesh‟s

economic growth which is one of the fastest growing economies in the world. He also

highlighted that combining synergies between both the countries in the fields of trade,

commerce, energy and connectivity will mutually benefit both the countries. He mentioned


about Indian investment opportunities with the three Economic Zones created at Mongla

Bharamara & Mrsarai at Bangladesh.

The sessions in the summit had representations from Major Ports, business entities and the

Administration authorities relating to cargo movement between both the countries.

The first session showcased infrastructure development by the ports at both ends and

discussed the trade development, associated regulations and infrastructure as a constructive

tool for achieving further trade benefits. The Session pointed out on organizing more

business engagements in days to come for facilitating both-way transport of goods in

tandem.

The second session discussed the gradual growth of the Warehousing Sector in Eastern

India. With the advent of E Commerce in this part of the country the warehousing sector has

started to grow as an infrastructure for business. The Sector has transformed itself into a

Class A asset from Class B and developers are also coming forward in preparing more of

Warehousing Facilities in this part of the country which in turn adds on to the infrastructural

cargo movement potential for India in trading with Bangladesh.

The summit concluded on the point of co-operation, mutual trade facilitation and exploring

opportunities for India & Bangladesh in each other and co-operate in growing together.

ICC Virtual Expo for Indian Handloom, Khadi and Home Textiles 06th July - 18th July 2021

About the event: ICC conducted a Virtual Expo on Indian Handloom, Khadi and Home Textiles from 6th July –

18th July 2021 with focus on Scandinavian and European Countries. The expo witnessed

over 80 virtual stalls and had over 250 visitors from Europe over the days.

The inauguration session was attended by Shri V. Satya Venkata Rao, Deputy Managing

Director of SIDBI, Mr. T V Ganesan, Head of Chancery, EoI Helsinki, Dr. Sanjay Kumar,


Embassy of India, Copenhagen (Denmark) and Shri. Rajit Okhandiar, CEO, Central Silk

Board, Ministry of Textiles.

Interactive session with Mr. Gaurav Sharma, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Siliguri 10th July 2021

About the event: Indian Chamber of Commerce, North Bengal Chapter organized a virtual

session with Mr..Gaurav Sharma, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Siliguri, to exchange views

on Siliguri city various initiatives undertaken by the Administration & Business Fraternity.ICC

initiatives like Free Covid Unit at Siliguri were also highlighted.

Prominent speakers addressed: Mr. Gaurav Sharma, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Siliguri

Number of people joined: 90

Type of people joined: Chamber of Commerce, Trade and Merchant Associations (North

Bengal region), North Bengal University, Siliguri Institute of Technology, Chartered

Accountants, ICC NB Members, Siliguri people.

Key points discussed: Efforts to promote initiatives like SAFE DRIVE SAVE LIFE, ANTI

DRUG CAMPAIGN, RESPECT WOMEN and other Community Relation Programmes were

discussed. Siliguri Traffic Management system development, Law and order strictness,

Cooperation sought by CP from cross sections of society were a part of discussion.

ICC Digital Healthcare Expo 14th – 15th July, 2021

About the event: India is among the few countries that have emerged as one of the fastest-growing digital

economies over the past few years, characterised by 90% growth in terms of digital adoption

index between 2014 and 2017. The Indian healthcare sector has adopted digital

transformation to improve quality and accessibility. The digital healthcare market in India

stood at US$ 116.61 billion in 2018 and is expected to increase at a CAGR of 27.41% to US$

485.43 billion by 2024.


Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) has prioritized the utilization of Digital Health

to ensure effective “service delivery” and "citizen empowerment" so as to bring significant

improvements in the public healthcare delivery. To improve efficiency in healthcare delivery,

extend healthcare to rural areas and provide better quality services at low cost, certain

eHealth initiatives using ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) were

undertaken by MOHFW across the country with the following objectives:

To ensure availability of services on wider scale

To address the human resource gap by efficient & optimum utilization of the human

resources existing in the health sector

To provide healthcare services in remote & inaccessible areas through

telemedicine

To Improve patient safety by access to medical records and help reduce

healthcare cost

To monitor geographically dispersed tasks for meaningful field level interactions

through effective use of MIS

To help in evidence based planning and decision making, and

To improve efficiency in imparting training and in capacity building

The key components of the mission include a health ID, telemedicine, health

records, health registry, along with digi-doctor and e-pharmacy services. In an

India where we still need to pursue the basic goals of healthcare that include high

quality care, efficiency, equity, affordability and accessibility to care,

implementation of a digital health effort must be evaluated thoroughly.

The building blocks of this digital health mission are Infrastructure and Data Hubs.

The Process Flow of System is Healthcare architecture


H.E. Mr. Rahul Shrivastava Hon‟ble Ambassador, Embassy of India, Romania

H.E. Dr. Neena Malhotra Hon‟ble Ambassador, Embassy of India, Italy

H.E. Mr. Dinesh Bhatia Hon‟ble Ambassador, Embassy of India, Argentina

H.E. Mr. Muktesh Kumar Pardeshi Hon'ble High Commissioner, High Commission of

India, New Zealand

H.E. Mr. Suresh K. Reddy Hon‟ble Ambassador, Embassy of India, Brazil


H.E. Mr. Ajay Bisaria Hon‟ble High Commissioner, High Commission of India, Canada

Mr. Prashant Sharma Chairman, ICC National Healthcare Committee, MD, Charnock

Hospital

Mr. Praveen Kumar Second Secretary, Embassy of India, Oman

Mr. Bhaskar Katamneni, IAS, Commissioner, Health and Family Welfare National

Health Mission, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh

Mr. Lav Agarwal Joint Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

Mr. Sidharth Nath Singh, Hon'ble Cabinet Minister Department of Micro, Small &

Medium Enterprises & Export Promotion Bureau Government of Uttar Pradesh

Mr. Pramod Kumar Pathak Special Secretary, Ministry of AYUSH

Dr. Santanu Sen Member, Rajya Sabha, and President, Indian Medical

Association(IMA) (Past), Secretary, IMA, West Bengal

Dr. Sunil Shroff, Managing Trustee, Mohan Group

Col. Dr. Ashvini Goel (Retd.), President, Telemedicine Society of India

Dr. Ravindar Singh, President, Indian Dental Association

Dr. Prodyut Kumar Biswas, Founder and Chief Architect, HASHI

Prof. Dr. Y. K. Gupta, President, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhopal

Prof. Yunkap Kwankam, Executive Director, International Society for Telemedicine &

eHealth

Mr. Alok Pattnayak, Dy. General Manager - SME , State Bank of India

Number of people attended: 200 Approx. Type of people attended: Health Insurance Companies, Digital Health Product Companies, AI, Data Science and

Digital Health Technology Companies, Hospitals and Medical Establishments, Companies

dealing in Ayush and Herbal Products, Ayush Professionals, Pharmaceuticals, Managed

Care Service Providers, Digital Health Start-ups, Digital Health Innovation labs and others,

Consultants and Exporters.

Key points discussed:

National Health Mission should contribute more to digital technology, telemedicine,

tele consultation, and tele radiology. He felt that India needs to accept and expand this


model of tele consultation, tele medicine, drone entrusted delivery and private sector

should rope in on a large scale toward this end for deeper exposure of digital

healthcare.

“ArogyaSetu” has become the most downloaded app in the world with almost 196

million downloads so far. India has also crossed a benchmark of 75 lakh telemedicine

calls primarily focused on COVID utilizing the e-sanjeevani app launched by the GOI.

Improve the healthcare system and addressing challenges of increased population

and huge diversity, our country must focus on the lowest hanging fruit and that is

digital healthcare. Government envisions to create Electronic Health Record (EHR) of

1.36 billion people with pan-India exchange in a secured manner, set up pan-nation

telemedicine network, optimize use of IT for monitoring, capacity building and training.

Ministry of Ayush has envisaged creating an IT backbone in the form of Ayush grid

toward an end-to-end digitalization of the Ayush sector that will boost research,

education, healthcare programs and schemes, healthcare delivery, training of Ayush

manpower etc.

Oman and India share strong strategic and economic ties and pharmaceutical imports

from India have already increased by 64% year over year in FY2021. Post COVID

there will be huge opportunity for the Indian pharmaceutical companies in Oman

where India can provide pharmaceuticals at competitive rates than offered by

developed countries to Oman. There will also be significant job opportunity for

healthcare practitioners, potential for Indian hospital chains and medical equipment

manufacturers as Oman is set to strengthen its healthcare infrastructure to prepare

itself for future pandemics.

The Electric Vehicle And Battery Technology Virtual Expo 15th – 20th July 2021

About the Show : Supported by Ministry of Commerce & Industries, Government of India and organized by Indian Chamber of Commerce, THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE & BATTERY TECHNOLOGY VIRTUAL EXPO will provide the opportunity and virtual platform

to electric vehicle manufacturers from India to showcase their latest Products , technology

and equipment, Smart and NextGen transport ,electric passengers cars, scooter, motorcycle,

cycles, buses etc to meet and network with the trade industry as well as end users with the


main aim to find out new business and protection of the environment . Innovation in battery

technology is moving at an incredible pace, with applications across every aspect of our lives,

whether automotive, aerospace, manufacturing or consumer technology. The Virtual Expo

will be the best public interactive platform for resources sharing, product purchase and brand

display for the people and industry that will bring together thousands of delegates from India

& Latin America to discover the latest developments and access from some of the leading

companies and individuals shaping the forthcoming revolution.

India’s EV Market for Latin America : In Latin America, the electric vehicle market is

emerging and to reduce the carbon footprint, the governments of Latin American countries

implemented measures to stimulate the consumption of electric cars. Indian exporters have

started exploring the Latin American market more seriously. Even with longer shipping

times and more expensive freight costs, Indian goods have become competitive in Latin

America. Some brands such as Bajaj, Hero, Mahindra and Tata have become popular in

the region. Companies like Omega Seiki Mobility have been receiving enquiries for its

electric L5 3Ws from Latin American countries like Peru and Panama. Ather Energy- an

Indian electric vehicle company also has plans to take their electric scooters to global

markets such as Latin America.The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade

(DPIIT) of the Commerce Ministry has proposed entering into FTAs and mining agreements

with resource-rich countries in Latin America. Such focused FTA arrangements will help the

country to boost electric vehicle penetration as countries such as Bolivia, Argentina, Chile are

rich in mineral resources, particularly lithium and cobalt. These minerals go into making the

batteries that are critical to any EV plan.

Exhibiter profile : Electric Car- Motor cycle- Scooter-Cycle-Bus & Trucks, Electric Golf carts,

Electric Train, Electric Charging Station & Equipments, Electric Vehicle Battery

manufacturers, Battery Management Systems, EV Battery, Battery Storage, Battery

Development/ Discovery, Commercial and Mobile Power Device sectors. Around 30

companies from above mentioned sectors have participated in the event. Visitor Profile : End user Buyers & General Public, Pollution Control Boards, Ministries,

Government Policy Makers & Urban Planners, Environment Monitoring Authorities, Facility

Management Companies, Builders & Developers, Municipalities &Development Authorities,


Public Health Departments, State Environment Departments, Hospitals and Hotels,

Corporate Houses. Over 2000 international buyers, visitors and national visitors attended

the event and got engaged in fruitful business meetings with participating exhibitors and

sellers from India.

Show Highlights of the Virtual Platform :

Laptop/desktop versions with 3D Views along with mobile friendly interface. Multilingual Platform with English and two regional country specific languages. AI based matchmaking and profile short listing. Video call/What‟s App/ Multilingual chat and translation features. Stalls with company logo, corporate video, catalogues, up to 30 product photos and

visiting cards. Assured B2B Meetings.

The event inaugural session was graced by H.E. Mr. Upendra Singh Rawat, Ambassador of

India to Panama, Costa Rica & Nicaragua, Embassy of India, Mr Anand Prakash, First

Secretary (Commerce), Embassy of India, Brasilia, Mr Tara S Ganguli, CEO, Tara

International, Mr. Shishir Garg, Country Manager, ARK Infosolutions Pvt Ltd and other

senior officials from Indian Embassy of Latin American Country and EV Industry of India.

Hydrogen Energy Conference 16th July, 2021

About the event: India has committed itself to its global obligation of reducing its Green House Emission at

COP21. The Government of India has also taken a policy decision to take significant steps

towards decarbonizing the nation‟s fossil fuel-dominated economy. The Ministry of New and

Renewable Energy has been supporting various hydrogen projects in academic institutions,

research organizations and the industry for its research and development such as internal

combustion engines running on hydrogen and establishment of two hydrogen refueling

stations. Green hydrogen (produced from renewable electricity) has huge potential in India‟s

energy transition. As with other clean energy technologies, the falling cost of hydrogen will

increase its utilization, also, collaborations between progressive public and private players,


will make projects more viable. India has an opportunity to grow an economically competitive

low carbon hydrogen sector, reducing energy imports, whilst drastically reducing emissions.

With this background, ICC organised a webinar “Hydrogen Energy Conference” on 16th July,

2021 on virtual platform.


Mr Anil Razdan, Former Power Secretary, GOI and Chairman, ICC National Expert Committee on Energy

Ms Vartika Shukla, Director- Technical, EIL

Mr Tobias Winter,Director, Indo German Energy Forum, GIZ

Mr Alok Sharma, Chief General Manager (New And Renewable Energy), IOCL

Dr Reji Mathai, Director, Automotive Research Association of India

Prof. Yogesh Sharma, Professor, IIT Roorkee

Mr Ashok Rajput, Chief Engineer, CEA

Number of people attended: 60 Type of people attended:

Oil and Gas Companies,

Automobile Companies,

Coal Mining Companies

Energy Transmission and Distribution Companies

Ancillary Industries

Alternative Energy Companies

Transportation Companies

Battery and Storage solution Companies

Energy Consultants


Importance of Hydrogen as a fuel, utilisation and production

Lower costs and the right incentives can position green hydrogen to play a much

bigger role in decarbonization.


Can it serve as green fuel for heavy-duty transport - long-distance transportation –

where is electric mobility is challenged.

Opportunity of Grey Hydrogen production by coal mining corporates

Penetration of Hydrogen as transportation in fuel

Battery and Energy Storage

Electric Vehicles for sustainable Mobility

Policy interventions required for achieving electrical mobility

Market dynamics of EVs in automotive sector

Fuel cells and Hydrogen powered mobility

Hybrid

Gas as a bridge fuel

Future of ICE

ICC National Healthcare Summit 16th July 2021

About the event: ICC National Healthcare Summit (Formerly Chikitsa since 2012)


Mr. Narayan Swaroop Nigam, Secretary, Department of Health & Family Welfare,

Government of West Bengal

Mr. Prashant Sharma, MD, Charnock Hospital, Chairman, ICC National Healthcare

Committee

Dr. Alexander Thomas, Founder & President, AHPI

Dr. Kunal Sarkar, Eminent Cardiac Surgeon, SVP, Medica Super Specialty Hospital

Dr. Praveen Chandra. Interventional Cardiologist, Medanta - The Medicity,

Dr. Richa Singh Debgupta, Senior Vice President, Fortis Hospitals; Co-Chair, ICC

National Healthcare Committee

Mr. Susheel Umesh, Chief Commercial Officer for Emerging Markets (including India),

Biocon Group

Dr. Subhrojyoti Bhowmick, Clinical Director, Peerless Hospital


Dr. Ashwini Jogade, MS, Nanavati Hospital, Mumbai

Dr. Geetika Madan Patel, Medical Director & Trustee, Parul Sevashram Hospital,

Vadodara

Ms. Upasana Arora, Director, Yashoda Super Specialty Hospital, Ghaziabad

Dr. Ramakant Deshpande, Executive Chairman, Asian Cancer Institute, Mumbai

Dr. Kaushik Murali, President – Medical Administration, Quality & Education, Sankara

Eye Foundation, Bangalore

Ms. Suparna Sengupta, CEO, Narayan Memorial Hospital, Kolkata

Dr. Francesco Paolucci, Professor of Health Economics & Policy, Faculty of Business

& Law, University of Newcastle, Australia; School of Economics & Management,

University of Bologna, Italy

Mr. Pradeep K. Jaisingh, Founding Chairman, Healthstart

Mr Neeraj Kulshrestha, Chief Regulatory Officer, BSE Ltd.

Ms. Akriti Bajaj, Associate Vice President, Invest India

Mr. Viswanathan NS, CFO, MFine

Mr. Abhijit Chatterjee, ED, IFFCO-Tokio General Insurance Co. Ltd.

Mr. Sanjay Datta, Chief - Underwriting, Reinsurance & Claims, ICICI Lombard General

Insurance Co. Ltd.

Mr. Rajiv Nath, Forum Coordinator, AIMED

Mr. Mahesh H Doshi, National President, IDMA

Mr. Abhishek Kalra, Associate Vice President – 3D Technologies, Altem Technologies

Pvt Ltd

Number of people attended: Near about 200 nos Type of people attended: From the Medical fraternity Key points discussed:

Future Infrastructure of Indian Public Healthcare Sector

Challenges to build Robust Public Healthcare System

Challenges of Private Healthcare Sector

Healthcare Investment & Boost of Indian Economy


Healthcare Insurance Sector of India, Ease of Settlement

Future Ready Supply Chain, Innovation, Market Access, New trends in Medical Device

Sector

Session with Ms. Pooja Makhija 17th July 2021

About the event: ICC partnered with Citi Bank to host a wellness session with Celebrity Nutrionist, Ms. Pooja

Makhija. Ms. Makhija is nutritionist, functional practitioner, author and an entrepreneur who

has helped people rebuild a correct relationship with Food. Ms. Makhija spoke on nutrition,

diet and wellness at the session. She also shared tips to switching to a healthy lifestyle

without inculcating major changes in eating habits. She then went on to answer questions of

the participants. Overall it was an insightful session.

Panelists included Mr. Mudit Beriwal, Chairman – ICC YLF Committee, Ms. Sukirti Patnaaik,

Convenor, IWEC, ICC Odisha Committee and Mr. Tanay Awasthi, VP & Head – Sales, Citi

Group. More than 85 attendees have benefited from the talk show.

ICC Retail & Marketing Summit Sustaining Offline Retail Amidst Growing E-Commerce in Covid Times 17th July, 2021 About the event: The digital and e-commerce sectors have boomed amid the COVID-19 crisis. Customers who

were not using online channels pre-pandemic jumped to the digital way of shopping because

of the safe environment in which they were getting the products, without the need to step out.

This led to a multifold surge in the growth of ecommerce companies as they added more

customers to their fold and became a more preferred choice of shopping in the wake of the

pandemic. This led ecommerce‟s share of global retail trade from 14% in 2019 to about 17%

in 2020. The trend towards e-commerce uptake seen in 2020 is likely to be sustained during

recovery.

A McKinsey Report reveals that consumers are likely to keep the behaviors they’ve adopted amid stay-at-home orders, such as more online shopping and fewer mall


visits. For several years now, some retailers have been putting as much if not more priority

on the in-store experience than on the products they sell. But the Pandemic had rewritten the

rules of Retail. This isn‟t the time for the retail industry to try to simply ride out the storm.

With a more proactive, progressive approach to both digital transformation and a new era of

customer experience and service, the future might look.


Mr. Namit Bajoria, Chairman, ICC National Expert Committee on Retail and Marketing

Mr. Venu Nair, Managing Director & CEO, Shoppers Stop

Mr. Bijou Kurien, Member - Strategic Advisory Board, L Catterton Asia

Mr. Harshavardhan Chauhaan, Vice President – Marketing & Omnichannel, Spencer's

Retail & Natures Basket

Mr. Sanjay Jhunjhunwala, Chairman, Director & Founder, Turtle Limited

Mr. Sagar J. Daryani, Co- Founder & CEO, Wow! Momo Foods Pvt Ltd

Mr. Rohit Surana, Co- Chair, ICC National Expert Committee on Retail and Marketing

Dr. Rajeev Singh, Director General, Indian Chamber of Commerce

Number of people attended: 320 Approx. Type of people attended: Brick and Mortar Retailers, Retail Professionals, Technology

Providers, E-Commerce Companies, Supply Chain Companies.


The first phase of COVID 19 had severe impacts on retail, during the second wave it has

become much more tapered in India. The consumer confidence has increased and the fact

that vaccine has been made available has added to this. Countries like Dubai and Australia

that have either vaccinated the majority of their population or have been closing their

borders early compared to other countries are witnessing huge improvements in retail and

consumer confidence. The future of Indian Retail is also promising, provided the vaccination

drive continues at the current full pace. After one and half years of the COVID 19

pandemic, there has been a growing concern regarding complete replacement of offline

retail business by online e-commerce business. Being optimistic in the context of Retail

Industry in India, where 71% of the pie is shared by unorganized retail, online is providing


an opportunity to convert unorganized retail to become organized, thereby increasing the

overall size of the pie. So upsurge of online will not slow down brick and mortar shops and

instead will force retailers to think differently. Offline retailers to digitize their basic processes

like accounting, finance, HR etc. and improve end to end experience for customers.

Wherever consumers want to see the Retailer there should be a presence of them. Right

from first point of discoverability to last point of value proposition, offline retail should do with

agility.

Innovation and adopting new technologies, intelligent inventory management etc are the key

factors those are the prerequisite to counter the pandemic.

COVID Pandemic has made the Retail Companies younger and agile as a company

2nd Edition of AI and analytics in Energy Management 20th July, 2021 About the event: The intelligence of “where, what & when,” is critical for energy ecosystem as a whole across

all industries.

Innovations in digitization, analytics, artificial intelligence, and automation are refining

performance and enhancing productivity opportunities for businesses, while reforming

employment and the future of work. Collectively, these exponential disruptive technologies

are game changers in technical capabilities that could have profound implications for

business, for the economy, and for the society. Industry captains, have already adopted

these technologies, to improve their core operations in business and also to launch entirely

new business models. Yet, the volume of available data has grown rapidly in recent years;

most companies are capturing only a fraction of the potential value in terms of revenue and

profit gains.

At present time, it is not about what or how much information we are looking at, it is more

about, how we are looking at the same information. This „how‟ is our unique perspective and

it makes all the difference in our way of doing business. This how also provides the narrative

and the narrative leads to different collaborations and variations.

With this background, the Indian Chamber Commerce organised a webinar on “AI and

Analytics in Energy Management”.



Mr Anil Razdan, Former Power Secretary, GOI & Chairman, ICC National Expert

Committee on Energy

Mr Sanjoy Mukherjee, Executive Director- Distribution Technical, CESC Ltd Mr. Gautam Ray, Executive Director (HR & Admin.), CESC Ltd

Mr Tushar Dalmia, Director, Anvil Cables

Mr Vishal Pandya, Co-Founder and Director ReConnect Energy

Mr AK Mishra, Director, National Smart Grid Mission

Mr Awadhesh Kumar, CEO, Quenext International

Mr Indranil Chakraborty, Regional Manager and Location Head, Siemens

Mr Suraj Upadhyay, Head Maintenance, KGP, Tata Hitachi

Number of people joined: 70 Type of people joined:

Manufacturing Industry, including those which have high consumption of energy

Energy transmission and distribution companies to deliberate on the solutions from IT

and IoT based products, smart metering and cloud computing

Power producer Companies

Energy services and solutions providers

IT nad IOT solutions providers

Energy Consultants Key points discussed:

Technology Edge for Power Plants Performance

Strengthening the IOTA framework with a long term vision

New techniques in Reductions in energy cost through systematic management of

energy

Trend analysis innovations and consumption forecasts against other parameters like

production and services

Latest updates on Energy monitoring metering

Innovations in Smart multi point sub metering solutions


Avoiding downtime through automation

Artificial assistance for smart decision making

Recommendations: Active promotion of energy conservation in industry, including IT

industry and sectors consuming heavy loads

Right technological innovations for data centres in India

Need of Operator Training Simulators

Energy automation and smart grid

AI Forecasting

Considering energy consumption in the decision process for design and procurement

of all equipment, raw materials or services, especially in industrial, commercial and

domestic air conditioning

Data Digitization

Implementation of EP Analytics

Cloud CRM energy software implementation

Smart metering in manufacturing industry, power and agricultural space

Global Chemical Industry Expo 20th – 30th July 2021, Virtual Platform

About the event: Global Chemical Industry Exhibition and Conference 2021 fro 10 days

24x7. The Indian and international companies to participate. B2B, Product deliberation and

business initiatives.

Expected Speakers to address: Mr. Subhasendu Chatterjee(Director HPL) , Ravi Goenka( CMD Lakshmi Organic Industries

Ltd & President of Indian Chemical Council), Mr. Samir K Biswas, Additional secretary. Dept

of Chemicals and Petrochemicals GOI, Mr. Nilotpol Kar MD Masterbuilders Pvt Ltd., Mr. Shisher Kumra Executive Director, Global Product Compliance Europe AB, Mr. Shanker .K C.E.O Nicer Globe Etc

Expected number of people: Over 900 international buyers


Expected type of people to join: Indian companies, international companies from Africa,

Middle east, Europe and south east asia

Key points to be discussed: Business with Indian Companies, Logistics and transportation

issues, Enviournment and safety issues of Chemical industry, R&D, collaboration and tai ups.

India Renewable Energy e-Expo 22nd - 26th July 2021

About the event: Supported by Ministry of Commerce & Industries, Government of India and organized by

Indian Chamber of Commerce, INDIA RENEWABLE ENERGY E-expo will provide the

perfect opportunity to stay informed about the latest technological innovations in renewable

energy sector, Gain profound insights into current global trends in the renewable energy

industry , meet the decision makers who are shaping the renewable energy market and

exchange groundbreaking ideas & technologies on an international platform. Exhibitors in the

virtual platform can Showcase their products, brand and activities in an exciting setting

focused on the latest innovations and market trends, develop new contacts whilst updating

and developing existing relationships face to face with their clients and partners and exploit a

great marketing tool and promotional solutions to create interest and business opportunities

before, during and after the event.

Prominent speakers expected to address – Indian Ambassadors and other Senior Officials

from Indian Embassies in the Latin American Countries of Brazil, Panama, Mexico, Peru,

Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela, Chile and Industry leaders from Renewable Energy Sector

of India.

Number of people expected to join: 30 Exhibitors from Solar, Wind and other Renewable

Energy Sector of India and around 1000 international visitors cum buyers from the Latin

American and European Countries.

Type of people expected to join: Exhibitor Profile : Manufacturers, Distributors, Suppliers & EPCs from the following sectors:


Solar Energy - Solar cells manufacturers, Solar drying and desalination systems,

Software solutions and providers of irradiation data, Solar street and billboard lighting

systems, Solar farm developers and owners, Photovoltaic (PV) modules, hybrid systems,

materials and equipments, Turnkey solution providers, Electrical test and measuring

systems.

Wind Energy - Wind monitoring and analysis systems suppliers, Assessment and

forecasting service providers, Wind-Solar hybrid power system integrators, Wind electric

generator (WEG) manufacturers, Wind farm owner.

Bio-Energy - Bio-diesel dispensing and mixing equipment manufacturers, Biomass

heating and drying equipment manufacturers, Bioreactor, boiler, turbine and turbo-

generator manufacturers & consultants, Analytical instruments manufacturers and service

providers, Bio-diesel / bio-ethanol distributors or refining companies.

Visitor Countries : Domestic – PAN India

International – Latin American Countries mainly Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia,

Paraguay, Panama, Peru.

Visitor Profile : Construction & Rigging Companies, Component Manufacturers, Equipment

Manufacturers, Project Developers & Planners, Associations & Industry leaders, Architects,

Building owners, PSUs, Utility providers, Green Power providers, Environmental groups.

Key points to be discussed Show Highlights of the Virtual Platform :

Laptop/desktop versions with 3D Views along with mobile friendly interface.

Multilingual Platform with English and two regional country specific languages.

AI based matchmaking and profile short listing.

Video call/What‟s App/ Multilingual chat and translation features.

Stalls with company logo, corporate video, catalogues and visiting cards.

Assured B2B Meetings.


ADVANTAGE INDIA:

India ranks 6th globally in total solar power installations and 5th globally in total

renewable power installations.

Record 100 billion+ units of renewable electricity generated last year.

Renewable Energy now contributes 23% to the total installed capacity.

The cumulative renewable power installed capacity (excluding large hydro) has

more than doubled from 35 GW on 31st March 2014 to 86 GW as on 29th

February 2020.

PayTech 24th July 2021

About the event: The objective is to deliberate on how banking and payment systems are changing from cash

to cards, payment gateways and digital wallets and corresponding security.

Expected speakers to address:

Mr. R. Gandhi, Retired Dy. Governor – RBI

Mr. Akhil Handa, Chief Digital Officer-Bank of Baroda

Mr. V.R. Govindarajan CEO, Perfios Software Solutions

Mr. Akhil Handa, Chief Digital Officer, Bank of Baroda.

Mr Bharathi C, Head of Digital Banking, Indian Bank.

Mr. Akash Gehani, Cofounder and COO, Instamojo

Mr. Nalin Bansal, Chief of Relationship Management and Key Initiatives , NPCI

Mr. Atanu Sen, Chairman - ICC BFSI Committee

Number of people expected to join: 100


Type of people expected to join: Fintech Companies and Companies using Digital

Payment Systems

Key points to be discussed:

Regulation and its Compliance

Evolving Technology

Application of Blockchain

Market Potential

Opportunities and Threats

INDIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE – KOLKATA

New Membership –Corporate/Ordinary/ Exim/SME/Odisha/NE/ YLF- 26th July’ 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.

V-Trans (India) Limited Unit No. 06, Corporate Park, V.N. Purav Marg, Chembur, Mumbai-400071

Service-Logistics 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 - 22 Total Amount Received Rs. 7,48,710/- (inclusive of 18% GST)

Sl.No.

Name and Address Main Line of Business

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


(Rs.)

Initiated By

01 L&T Investment Management Limited L&T Financial Services, 6th Floor, Brindavan, Plot No. 177, C.S.T. Road, Kalina, Santacruz (E), Mumbai-400098

Service-Financial Service

The Turnover-

Taken As Per

Banking Sector Slab

Subscription Fees – Rs. 35400/-

Full Year Fees (Inclusive 18% GST)


Agenda Item

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02 IIAS Education Group Suite 211, PS-IXL Bldg., Near Chinar Park, Biswa Bangla Sarani, New Town, Kolkata-700136

Service-Educational

Institute

The Turnover

Exceeds Rs.1 Crores

But Does Not

Exceed Rs.2.5

Crores

Subscription Fees – Rs. 23,010/-



03 Satidadi Agro Manufacturers Pvt. Ltd. Plot No. 25(F) & 34 (P), Dabgram Industrial Growth Centre, PO- Satellite Township, Dist- Jalpaiguri, Pin-734015

Manufacturing- Food Products

The Turnover

Exceeds Rs.10

Crores But Does Not

Exceed Rs.25 Crores




04 Conflate Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. AD-289, Rabindra Pally, Krishnapur, PO- Prafullakanan, 24 Pgs (N), Kolkata- 700101

Service-Fire Safety Equipments

The Turnover

Exceeds Rs.1 Crores

But Does Not

Exceed Rs.2.5

Crores




05 Asteam Techno Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 410, Apple Square, Beside Swastik Plaza, Yogi Chowk, Nana Varachha, Surat-395006.

Service-IT The Turnover

Exceeds Rs.2.5

Crores But Does Not

Exceed Rs.5 Crores




06 Shri Balaji Industries Chittor Road, Bundi, Bundi- 323001, Rajasthan.

Manufacturing & Export- Rice

The Turnover

Exceeds Rs.50

Crores But Does Not

Exceed Rs.200

Crores




07 Pranav Products (P) Ltd. 4th Floor, Santdeep Building, Sevoke Road, Siliguri-734001

Manufacturing & Service- Plywood

& Real Estate

The Turnover

Exceeds Rs.2.5

Crores But Does Not

Exceed Rs.5 Crores




08 KEI Industries Ltd. D-90, Okhla Industrial Area, Phase-I, New Delhi- 110020

Manufacturing- Electrical Wires &

Cables

The Turnover

Exceeds Rs.1500

Crores




09 Confer Global Private Limited E-5, 28/471, Sriram Nagar, Phase-II, Raipur- 492001

Service-IT The Turnover Does

Not Exceed Rs.1

Crore




10 Etimad Food Processing Pvt. Ltd. Vidyasagar Sarani, 3432, Purbapara Road, Barisha, Kolkata- 700063

Manufacturing- Potato Chips

The Turnover Does

Not Exceed Rs.1

Crore




11 Quantum Asset Management Company Pvt. Ltd. 6th Floor, Hoechst House, Nariman Point, Mumbai-400021


The Turnover-

Taken As Per

Banking Sector Slab




12 Rungta Mouldings Pvt. Ltd. Room No-404, 4th Floor, 155, Lenin Sarani, Nigam Centre, Kolkata-700013

Manufacturing, Export & Service-HDPE Jars & Caps

for Chemical Industries

The Turnover

Exceeds Rs.25

Crores But Does Not

Exceed Rs.50 Crores




13 Alpha Marine Foods 186/187, Ground Floor, Shop No-02, Nabadiganta, PO & PS - Panchashayar, Kolkata- 700094

Trading & Export- Fish & Marine

Products

The Turnover

Exceeds Rs.1 Crores

But Does Not

Exceed Rs.2.5

Crores




14 Exigent Drilling Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Plot No. 98, Phase III, I P, Pashamylaram Sangareddy, Medak-502307, Telangana

Manufacturing & Service-Drill Bit

The Turnover Does

Not Exceed Rs.1

Crore




15 Brahmaputra Commodities (P) Ltd. Galaxy House, Sevoke Road, Siliguri- 734001

Service- Real Estate

The Turnover

Exceeds Rs.1 Crores

But Does Not

Exceed Rs.2.5

Crores




16 Hindon India Pvt. Ltd. Hindon House, B-18, RDC, Rajnagar, Ghaziabad-201002

Manufacturing & Export- Industrial

Chemicals

The Turnover

Exceeds Rs.50

Crores But Does Not

Exceed Rs.200

Crores




17 Saubhagya Foundation K-603, Aashiayna, Kanpur Road, Lucknow-226012

Service-Skill Development

Training Programme

The Turnover

Exceeds Rs.1 Crores

But Does Not

Exceed Rs.2.5

Crores




18 Smart Group Services Private Limited. 14/B/1, Kedar Nath Das Lane, Kolkata- 700030

Service-Security, Manpower, House

Keeping, Pest Control services

The Turnover Does

Not Exceed Rs.1

Crore




19 Omais Software Services Pvt. Ltd. 6-2-27, 27/A & 28/2F20, Downtown Commercial Complex, (2nd Floor, 220 Down Town Mall), Lakdikapul, Hyderabad-500004

Service-IT The Turnover Does

Not Exceed Rs.1

Crore




20 Mukut Jewels Pvt. Ltd. 7G, Embassy Apartments, 4, Shakespeare Sarani, Kolkata-700071

Manifacturing & Trading-Gold &

Diamond Jewellery

The Turnover

Exceeds Rs.10

Crores But Does Not

Exceed Rs.25 Crores




21 Nippon Life India Asset Management Limited. Peninsula Business Park, 4th Floor, Tower-A, Ganapatrao Kadam Marg, Lower Parel (W), Mumbai-400013


The Turnover-

Taken As Per

Banking Sector Slab




22 Saf Intercon Pvt. Ltd. 2b/61, Taximen’s Colony, LBS Marg, Kurla (W), Mumbai- 400070

Trading The Turnover Does

Not Exceed Rs.1

Crore





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EXIM Membership Total Application - 09 Total Amount Received Rs. 1,32,750/- (inclusive of 18% GST)

Sl.No.

Name and Address Main Line of Business

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


(Rs.)

Initiated By

01 Darjeeling Doors Tea & Agro Company S.P. Mukherjee Road, Khalpara, Siliguri-734005

Manufacturing & Export- Tea

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



02 Textile Export E-301,0302, Kuberji Textile Park, Delhi Gate, Ring Road, Surat-395002

Manufacturing & Export -Textile




03 S. G. Hub 7/105A, Villa-2, Swaroop Nagar, Kanpur Nagar, Kanpur-208002

Export-Jewellery, Clothing, Bed

Sheets etc




04 Ansh Solar Pvt. Ltd. 2, Gadhiyanagar, St no.1, Saint Kabir Road, Anand Pnt, Near Raj Grage, Rajkot-360003

Service & Export- Power Project

Consultancy, Solar EPC




05 Shree Gopi Ispat Pvt. Ltd. 4/2, 4th Floor, Aditya Tower, Main Road, Bistupur, Jamshedpur-831001

Export –Domestic Iron Ores




06 Kakkar Spinning Mills Vill- Mehrna, Gohana Road, Panipat-132103

Manufacturing & Export –Yarn,

Textile Machinery




07 Kothari Industries 23B, Netaji Subhas Road, 1st Floor, Kolkata-700001

Manufacturing & Export -

Infrastructure & Construction

Products




08 Climaxglobal Exim Private Limited 32/6, Brojonath Lahiri Lane, Howrah-711104

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



09 Rishabh Micro Precision Components Pvt. Ltd. Survey No. 144/1/2, Plot No. 22, Athal Industrial Estate, Athal, Silvassa-396230

Manufacturing & Export-Ceramic Wear Resistant




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SME Membership Total Application - 22 Total Amount Received Rs. 2,92,050/- (inclusive of 18% GST)

01 Tradkorp 1-4, Samson Apts, R.B. Marg, Umerkhadi, Mumbai-400009

Export –Food Products

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




02 Satyaratan Steel Pvt. Ltd. Village-Hollongi, PO- Balijan, Dist-Papumpare, Papumpare- 791123

Manufacturing- TMT Bar, MS Billet

etc

The Investment Is Not Less Than 5.01 And Upto 10 Crores




03 Rebe 57B, Banomali Ghosal Lane, Kolkata- 700034

Manufacturing & Export- Garments

The Investment Is Not Less Than 1.0 Crores And Upto 3

Crores




04 Yashish Medicare Private Limited E-97, Transport Nagar, Kanpur Road, Lucknow- 226012

Import-Healthcare Products





05 Mahabir Tea Mart (Darjeeling Assam Tea Corporation) 136, Zilla Parishad Road, Sevoke Road, Siliguri-734001

Manufacturing & Export- Tea


Crores




06 Rahaman Enterprise Station Para, Ward No.-4, Beldanga, Dist-Murshidabad, Murshidabad-742133

Import & Export- Human Hair Goods





07 N. J. Agency 193A, Roy Bahadur Road, (Premises no. 163), Ground Floor, Kolkata-700034

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


One & Half Year Fees

(Inclusive 18% GST)


08 DPMI Siliguri Ward No.-41, Jyoti Nagar, Siliguri- 734001

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



(Inclusive 18% GST)


09 Communication & Events 335, Jodhpur Park, Ground Floor, Kolkata- 700068

Service- Event Management





10 Nidhi Gold LLP A1, Shah & Nahar Industrial Estate, Gala No.-320, Lower Parel (W), Mumbai- 400013

Manufacturing- Jewellery


Crores




11 S.D. Heavy Sea Food Private Limited 25, Black Burn Lane, 3rd Floor, Room No-307, Kolkata-700012

Manufacturing & Export- Sea Food


Crores




12 Star Freight Pvt. Ltd. Ambica Chambers, B/H Old High Court, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad-380009

Service-Logistics The Investment In Equipments Is Not Less Than 51.0 Lacs And Upto 2.0 Crores




13 Rabina & Raj Impex (OPC) Pvt. Ltd. 4, Fairlie Place, HMP House, 5th Floor, Kolkata- 700001

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




14 AA Canvas Company 177-A, Azad Market, Delhi- 110006

Export- Cotton Canvas, Fabric





15 Hanuman Traders H1-83, IIIrd Phase, Industrial Area, Sojat City, Dist-Pali, Pali- 306104, Rajasthan

Manufacturing & Export- Henna & Herbal Products


Crores




16 Vibha Masala Udyog 122, Frontier Colony, Adarsh Nagar, Jaipur

Service- Packaging & Distribution of

Edible Items

The Investment In Equipments Is Not Less Than 51.0 Lacs And Upto 2.0 Crores




17 Nijji Healthcare Private Limited P-4, Madhuban Abasan, Jagaipota, Kalikapur, Kolkata-700152

Trading-Healthcare Products





18 Ishika Exporters 1, Hatai Chowk, Gogaon, Bistan, Khargone, Khargone -451228, Madhya Pradesh

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




19 Phase Power And Automation Private Limited Rainbow Apartment, 1st Floor, Flat No.-A2, 358, P.K. Guha Lane, Kolkata- 700028

Trading & Service- Installation,

Trading & Service of Automation

Product, Project





20 Shree Agarwal Enterprises Deukripa, 216, Bhandara Road, Wardhaman Nagar, Nagpur-440008

Trading-Coal, Grains, Pulses,

Steel




(Inclusive 18% GST)


21 New Paritosh Jewellers 163, Jessore Road, Habra, 24 Pgs (N), Habra- 743263

Manufacturing- Jewellery


Crores




22 Cateina Technologies Private Limited. Unit No.126, 1st Floor ShivkrupaIndustrial Estate, LBS Marg, Vikhroli West, Mumbai-400 083

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





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Odisha State Council Membership Total Application - 06 Total Amount Received Rs. 1,06,200/- (inclusive of 18% GST)

01 ThinkRaw Innovative Solutions Pvt Ltd. Irrigation Colony, Bhawanipatna, Kalahandi, Kalahandi-766001

Manufacturing & Service-Designing, Customizing And Installing Solar

Solutions

The Turnover Is Up To 2.5 Cr




02 Gayatridevi Furniture Studio Pvt. Ltd. Plot No. 427/428, 1st Floor, Pahala, Bhubaneswar-752101

Trading & Service- Interior design &

Furniture

The Turnover Exceeds Rs.2.5 Cr

But Does Not Exceed Rs.10 Cr




03 Metto Super Market Pvt. Ltd. Shelter Chakm Satichaura Road, Cuttack-753002

Trading-Grocery The Turnover Exceeds Rs.2.5 Cr

But Does Not Exceed Rs.10 Cr




04 Mirrors Plot No. 1027/1872, Radhika Galaxy, Ganesh Mandap Chhak, Jharapada, Bhubaneswar-751006

Service-Beauty & Health Care

Service

The Turnover Is Up To 2.5 Cr




05 RDA & Associates H.O.- N-1/A-15, IRC Village, Nayapally, Near CRP Square, Bhubaneswar-751015

Service-CA Firm The Turnover Is Up To 2.5 Cr




06 Siddhartha Engineering Ltd. Plot No. 1015, N.H-5, Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar-751012

Service-Electrocal Engineering & Consultancy

The Turnover Exceeds Rs.25 Cr





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NE Chapter Membership Total Application - 03 Total Amount Received Rs. 20,060/- (inclusive of 18% GST)

01 Satya Shiv Agency 23, Shreemanta Market, A.T. Road, Guwahati-781001

Trading-Pipe, Valves, Fittings &

Accessories

The Turnover Exceeds Rs 1 Crore

But Does Not Exceed Rs 5 Crore




02 Saki Associates 11, Bye Lane, Rajgarh Road, H/N-3A, Near Saraswati Apartment, Guwahati-781003

Service- Construction &

Tourism

The Turnover Does Not Exceed Rs 1

Crore




03 Youthnet Youthnet, Head Office, Near Kohima College, Billy Graham Road, Kohima- 797001, Nagaland

Service- NGO Organization

The Turnover Exceeds Rs 1 Crore

But Does Not Exceed Rs 5 Crore





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YLF Membership Total Application - 03 Total Amount Received Rs. 1,77,000/- (inclusive of 18% GST) 01 Mr. Nikhil Sekhani. Subscription Fees –

Rs. 59000/- Full Year Fees

(Inclusive 18% GST)


02 Mr. Rahul Kyal Subscription Fees – Rs. 59000/-



03 Mr. Aditya P Kushwaha Subscription Fees – Rs. 59000/-




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Ordinary Membership Resignation Agenda – 26th July 2021

1. V-Trans India Limited. Unit No.06 , Corporate park , P.N. Purav Marg, Chembur-

400071 . Membership Bill raised for FY 2021 - 22. 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. Bitchem Asphalt Technologies Limited, Plot no. G, Phase- II, Plasto Steel Park, PS.- Barjora, Pin-722 202. 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.

3. Coslight India Telecom Pvt. Ltd. Plot No 122, Sector-4,IMT Manesar, Gurgaon-

122050. 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. Lincoln Global Academy, 54,Rajendranath Chatterjee Road,PWD, Kolkata-700035.

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



5. Bhansa Appliances Pvt. Ltd., Plot 1, Salt Lake City, Sector-V, Kolkata- 700091.




6. Valueonshore Advisory Services Private Limited. 5th floor. Mawandia Tower. 463,

Phase V,Udyog Vihar, Gurugram- 122016. Membership Bill raised for FY 2020 - 21.

On persuasion for payment they have intimated that they are not willing to continue as

Agenda Item

3 cont.

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

Members register.

7. Mark Hotels & Resorts Pvt. Ltd. 48A, Dr. Sundari Mohan Avenue, Kolkata- 700014.




8. Technology Xpress Info Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 1st Floor, Prmanjali Complex, Pune-Satara

Road, Balaji Nagar, Pune- 411043. 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.

9. Sunovatech Infra Pvt. Ltd. Plot No.- 08, DLF Industrial Area, Najafgarh Road, Moti

Nagar, New Delhi- 110 015. 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.

Exim Membership Resignation Agenda – 26th July 2021

1. Sancheti Associates, 4, Mondal Street, Kolkata-700006. 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

Exim Members register.

2. Aaditya Metals, 4th Floor, Flat no. 403, Bhagyayog CHS Ltd., Kastur Park, Shimpoli

Road, Borivali West, Mumbai- 400 092. 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 Exim

Members register.

3. The Double A Traders, 375, A/15, Nayabad, Mukundapur, Kolkata- 700099.



may be approved for removal from the Exim Members register.

4. Suruchi Chanachur, 29/2/2 A K Mukherjee Road, Kolkata- 700 090. 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 Exim Members register.

5. Jay Dada Industries, A1/3, Jagdish Park Society, Khodiyar Nagar Road, Bapunagar,

Ahmedabad-382350. 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 Exim Members register.

6. Om India Craft Traders INC, Unit 203 Rajgarh Dhobi Tehsil Narwana Jind, Pin-

126116, Haryana. 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 Exim Members register.

NE Chapter Membership Resignation Agenda – 26th July 2021 1. Phillossopher Limestone Mining. Village- Mawryngkang, East Khasi Hills District,

PO- Pongkung, Pin- 793121. 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 NE

Chapter Members register.

Start Up Membership Resignation Agenda – 26th July 2021

1. Venera Software Pvt. Ltd. 14, Princep Street, 3rd Floor, Room No.-3, Kolkata-

700 072. 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 Start Up Members register.

Membership Conversion Agenda – 26th July 2021

1. Integrated Fire Protection Pvt. Ltd, 60A Pandit M M Malabya Sarani, Chakreberia

Road (N), Elgin, Kolkata- 700020, 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 will be raised for FY 2020-21 from Ordinary Membership to SME Membership

with effect from FY 2020-21.

Agenda 4

State of Economy

Agenda 5

Address by

Mr Anil Agarwal, Chairman, Vedanta Group

Agenda 6

Any other matter

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