State yet to act on revised mining norms, traders seek quick notification
The issue came up during a joint meeting of the Jharkhand Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s Mining and Environment Sub-Committees at the Chamber Bhawan on Monday.
The issue came up during a joint meeting of the Jharkhand Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s Mining and Environment Sub-Committees at the Chamber Bhawan on Monday.
The meeting focused on new secrurity measures to be undertaken in the densely-crowded Old Delhi area, along with issues such as increasing encroachment, traffic congestion due to rickshaws.
According to traders, the closure of cross-border trade for over a week has disrupted the regular supply of essential produce such as tomatoes, onions, pomegranates, grapes, and apples, most of which previously came from Kabul.
Calling it a record achievement, the CM said that the Delhi government is committed to ensuring that every trader, big or small, receives their GST refund within the stipulated time frame.
A Chamber delegation led by President Aditya Malhotra met Agriculture Minister Shilpi Neha Tirkey in Ranchi on Saturday and urged her intervention to improve the situation.
The price of copper metal is expected to soar to $11,700 per metric tonne as structural demand growth of the metal meets a constrained supply, according to a report on Friday.
The scheme aims to resolve the long-pending NSEL payment crisis, which dates back to July 2013.
In a decisive move, more than 120 leading traders of Delhi, on Friday, announced a boycott of all types of commercial engagement with Turkey and Azerbaijan at the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT).
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis congratulated traders in Pune on Thursday for stopping the import of apples and dry fruits from Turkiye to protest its support to Pakistan during 'Operation Sindoor'.
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) on Friday urged the government to “curb divisive moves" and initiate “firm action” against those indulging in disruptive activities across states by harassing students and traders belonging to Jammu and Kashmir.
