Advocacy wins, policy updates and reports from across the state.
Shri Ashok Kumar Verma, National President of the LJP (R) Business Cell and AIJGF Bihar President, joined Union Minister Chirag Paswan at the inauguration of India's largest jewellery show at the Bombay Exhibition Centre.
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Led by Shri Ashok Kumar Verma, the AIJGF delegation raised BNS Section 317, a national moneylending policy, a bullion bank and gold monetisation with the Union Minister.
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The delegation flagged the impact of gold-purchase deferral appeals on an ecosystem supporting around 3.5 crore livelihoods, from small jewellers and artisans to hallmarking centres.
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A CAIT delegation led by state president Shri Ashok Kumar Verma met Obra MLA Dr. Prakash Chandra in Patna to discuss the difficulties faced by jewellery traders, and was assured of an early resolution.
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A historic convention of the goldsmith community in Madhubani stressed social respect, unity and greater political participation for the trading community.
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The Bihar state president reviewed district-level work and pressed for organisational expansion and for raising traders' issues at the national level.
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CAIT's flagship trade festival opened at Bharat Mandapam, drawing traders from across the country including a large Bihar delegation.
Read full story on ABP LiveCAIT rolled out the nationwide shop-front tricolour campaign from Delhi, urging traders in every state, including Bihar, to join ahead of Independence Day.
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Trade organisations led by CAIT approached the Prime Minister's Office seeking protection of market activity from repeated disruptions.
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The traders' body welcomed the export-linked FDI approval but demanded strong safeguards so domestic retail is not hurt through the back door.
Read full story on Business StandardThe traders' body said GST has matured but small businesses still need simpler returns, fewer notices and easier compliance.
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The confederation backed the regulator's action and sought a thorough examination of data-security practices in digital payment firms.
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At the SGCCI-CAIT seminar in Surat, the CAIT Secretary General urged traders to adopt AI tools to stay competitive.
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CAIT rejected rumours of shortages and said stocks of essential goods remain comfortable across markets in the country.
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Citing global disruptions, CAIT asked the government for credit relief measures and steps to stabilise input costs for small businesses.
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CAIT demanded firm enforcement against deep discounting and predatory pricing by e-commerce platforms hurting neighbourhood retail.
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CAIT clarified that no traders' body had called a shutdown, and markets across the country, including Bihar, functioned normally.
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CAIT welcomed the Union Budget, saying its MSME and credit measures will benefit small traders in states such as Bihar.
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