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The traders' body reiterated that malpractices by foreign-funded companies are still a cause for concern.
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The traders' body reiterated that malpractices by foreign-funded companies are still a cause for concern.
Not a lot of fresh issues were raised at the meeting as many chose to reiterate concerns involving foreign e-commerce platforms.
The platform's legality was called into question by the traders' body, citing an order passed by the Delhi High Court.
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In a letter to the Commerce Minister, CAIT accused NITI Aayog of colluding with foreign e-commerce giants.
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Meanwhile, trade associations urged the government to not dilute the rules and opposed the deadline extension. After multiple stakeholders raised concerns over the proposed...
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The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has raised strong objections to the March 19 meeting of the Department for Promotion of Industry and...
