CFA Niteen S Dharmawat, who highlighted the plight of a mill proprietor whereas opening enterprise in India, mentioned authorities have contacted him and warranted that corrective measures can be taken to handle the difficulty.
In a submit on X (formally Twitter), “I’ve acquired a number of calls from the federal government officers together with ministry of commerce @DoC_GoI. The workforce could be very constructive to grasp the problems and take corrective measures. They’ve additionally spoken to the proprietor of the mill now. It has all been carried out inside at the moment itself.”
“Thanks in your consideration @DoC_GoI @PMOIndia @PiyushGoyal to take this up,” he wrote in his submit on April 17.
On April 15, Dharmawat highlighted how the founding father of a small neighbourhood flour mill, the partitions show extra than simply equipment manuals or enterprise licenses. There are 16 framed paperwork — every representing a permission, license, or clearance required to open the store, he wrote including a framed copy of the Structure of India hangs alongside them.
“That is the perfect instance of ease of doing enterprise in India,” he wrote. Dharmawat mentioned the store proprietor adopted each rule however nonetheless needed to soar via a number of hoops earlier than he may start operations. It took time, numerous it.
“This has to vary huge time. Sadly, this hasn’t to date,” Dharmawat mentioned as he concluded his submit.
Sharing an identical story, a Bengaluru-based entrepreneur Pritam Kudev make clear GST registration expertise for his firm, Mannlich, in a LinkedIn submit. “We utilized for GST in West Bengal 10 months in the past. Acquired rejected. Gave all paperwork besides blood sort,” he wrote. As of now, the appliance stays unresolved, the submit added.
