The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has urged Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to defer the implementation of the GST rate hike on textiles and footwear.
December 28, 2021It alleged that the "exploitation" of the e-commerce business has reached to an extent that lakhs of shops have been forced to close by unethical business practices of e-tailers in India.
July 11, 2021In a statement, the traders' body said: "The domestic trade of India is suffering amid the worst days of the century due to Covid-19, which has brought the traders on their knees with no sign of respite in the near future."
September 13, 2020Earlier, CAIT had given a call to boycott Chinese goods across sectors to encourage Indian industries.
August 23, 2020The ‘safety pin’ movement was possibly inspired by the 2014 ‘#illridewithyou’ movement in Sydney, amid the fear of an Islamophobic backlash after a terrorist attack, where, as a symbol, people offered to sit next to Muslims who felt threatened on their commutes.
August 3, 2020The Hotel Association has written to the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) and has extended full support to its boycott Chinese goods campaign.
June 25, 2020The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) on Saturday derided the announcement of hunger strike by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal over the ongoing sealing drive and asked him to bring a legislation to stop it. Calling the hunger strike “political drama”, CAIT Secretary General Praveen Khandelwal said Kejriwal was shedding “crocodile tears”. Also read …
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March 10, 2018With the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) gone on a two-day ‘Delhi bandh’ from Friday to condemn the Municipal Corporations ‘sealing drive’ in the capital, the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) today approved changes to the city’s Master Plan. The step has been taken to provide relief to traders hit by the sealing drive. The …
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February 2, 2018