NBFCS and Real Estate: Pros and cons of NBFC investment in real estate sector and its future outlook
by Shamshad Alam on 2021-08-08
NBFCS and Real Estate. Pros and cons of NBFC investment in real estate sector and its future outlook
STEPS TO ESTABLISH A SUCCESSFUL FULL FLEDGED MONEY CHANGER (FFMC)
by Shamshad Alam on 2021-08-08
There is a majority of people that travel abroad for variety of purposes whether it is for studies or business meetings or vacation and what else not. There is a significant portion of the same that consists of business travelers. So the question is how their travel is managed when they have domestic currencies. All you need is a consulting company that can convert your currency into the currency of the country you are travelling to. For a company to carry out the business in the forex currency exchange, it must have the FFMC license.
CPCB Flags Railway Stations on Green Parameters | Central Pollution Control Board
by Shamshad Alam on 2021-08-07
The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) is a statutory corporation governed by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (Mo.E.F.C) which was established in 1974 under the Water (Prevention and Control of pollution) Act, 1974.
How to Register NIDHI Company?
by Shamshad Alam on 2021-08-07
NIDHI Company may be a company registered under Companies Act and notified as a Nidhi company by Central Government under Section 620A of Companies Act, 1956. It is a non-banking non-depository financial institution doing the business of lending and borrowing with its members or shareholders.
E Waste Recycling Business | E-Waste Recycling Plant Setup in India
by Shamshad Alam on 2021-08-07
E-Waste is an abbreviated term used to denote Electronic Waste, E-waste is electronic products that are unwanted, not working, and nearing or at the end of their “useful life.” Computers, TV Set, stereos, photocopy machine, and printers are everyday electronic products.
Registration of NGO
by Shamshad Alam on 2021-08-07
According to the Non-profit Organization Act 71 of 1997, NGOs fall under the category of a non-profit organization. This means that, unlike a business, an NGO shouldn’t have as its basis the motive to form profit.