FICCI : Industry's Voice for Policy Change

Chhattisgarh has been moving ahead in the visionary leadership Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel. The economy of the State has grown significantly over the last decade owing to the thriving core sector industries such as agriculture, iron, steel, cement and thermal power.

In line to promote manufacturing and allied sectors in Chhattisgarh, Baghel during his visit to Guwahati met industry delegates and members of different sectors of North East Region.

Delegates from PHD Chamber of Commerce led by Manoj Kumar Das, Chairman, North East region and Managing Director, NERAMAC and S K Hazarika, Deputy Resident Director, PHD Chamber North East region met Chief Minister and discussed on their business plan for Chhattisgarh. Pranjal Konwar, Chief Operating Officer, IIM Calcutta Innovation Park mentioned the work their Startup has been doing in Assam over the last few years. He is already working with 36 INC (Chhattisgarh State Incubator). Ashish Kumar Bajaj, Director, Green Valley Rice Tech Pvt Ltd, also showed his interest in investing in Chhattisgarh in several areas.

Delegates from CII led by Abhijit Barooah, Co Chairman, North East Council and Shanta Sarma, Director, CII met Baghel and highlighted their business experience and future plan for investments. Biswajit Hazarika, Director Federation of Industry and Commerce of North Eastern Region also met Chief Minister Baghel in Guwahati.

Delegates from FICCI Joydeep Gupta, Co-Founder, BMG Informatics and Monojit Bhattacharjee, FICCI met the Chief Minister in Guwahati.

Baghel discussed in detail with all the delegates and highlighted about Chhattisgarh's strength. During his address, Baghel mentioned about key features of Chhattisgarh Industrial Policy 2019-24 which focuses on inclusive economic growth.

Baghel also highlighted regarding State's focus areas such food processing, ethanol, gems & jewellery, minor forest produce etc. He also highlighted regarding Chhattisgarh's reduced land rates and lease rent. Under his leadership, Chhattisgarh has taken several progressive steps over the years and has emerged as one of the most preferred investment destinations in India.

Baghel said that, exceptional combination of development through value addition to natural resources and diversification of industries, led by innovation and technology places Chhattisgarh amongst the preferred business destinations in India.

Baghel also highlighted to investors that, Chhattisgarh offers conducive business environment for investors and invited them to visit Chhattisgarh and explore business opportunities in State.

Business World | Sep 01, 2020

Chhattisgarh Govt committed to promote local products, Eliminate Illicit Trade in State: Chhattisgarh Industry Minister, Kawasi Lakhma

“Effective actions to eliminate smuggling and counterfeiting from the State is a focus area for our government and the concerned departments are extremely vigilant in dealing with such cases", Kawasi Lakhma, Minister, Commerce and Industry, Govt. of Chhattisgarh.

Addressing a webinar ‘Combating Counterfeiting and Smuggling during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond’, organized by FICCI’s Committee Against Smuggling and Counterfeiting Activities Destroying the Economy (CASCADE), Mr Lakhma said that the Chhattisgarh government has taken unprecedented reforms to create an enabling environment and is committed to offering investor a friendly infrastructure.

He added that it is imperative that we must all collaboratively check and substantially reduce the illicit market operations and create an eco-system for growth and development in the State.

Manoj Kumar Pingua, Principal Secretary Department of Commerce & Industry, Government of Chhattisgarh said, “India’s role as a global economic powerhouse is increasingly linked to its ability to ensure that rights of legitimate business holders are protected with strong rules, and strong enforcement of the laws and regulations”.

He further highlighted the need for effective coordination between central and state agencies, strengthening domestic manufacturing, addressing the demand and supply gap and leveraging technology, which will make markets free from illicit products.

R. K. Vij, Additional Director General of Police, Chhattisgarh said, “During COVID times the Chhattisgarh police has taken strict action against people who have been involved in smuggling and have dealt strongly against those who have indulged in the black marketing of consumer goods”. A nodal agency comprising of representatives from different government departments will ensure coordinated actions against this menace, he suggested.

Anil Rajput, Chairman, FICCI CASCADE said, "I must compliment the Chhattisgarh government and the enforcement agencies for relentlessly pursuing the perpetrators of illicit trade." He added that under the leadership of the commerce and industries minister, promotion of local goods and legitimate businesses will create a conducive environment for the economy of the state government and play a major role in strengthening India.

As cases related to smuggling and counterfeiting rise steeply during the past few months, today’s webinar was organized to discuss and understand the disruptions caused by the pandemic, which have opened multiple avenues for criminals to prey upon susceptible organizations and consumers. The webinar was attended by industry, government officials, officers from the enforcement agencies and stakeholders in this segment and focused on the state of Chhattisgarh.

This initiative is a part of a series of such interactions to be organized across the country by FICCI CASCADE to highlight the issue of counterfeiting and smuggling and elicit response from different states. The session was chaired by Mr Sanjeev Tripathi, Former R&AW Chief and Think Tank Member, FICCI CASCADE. The concluding remarks were made by Pradeep Tandon, Chairman, FICCI Chhattisgarh State Council and President, Jindal Steel and Power Ltd.

Daily Hunt | Sep 01, 2020

Chhattisgarh Govt committed to promote local products, Eliminate Illicit Trade in State: Chhattisgarh Industry Minister, Kawasi Lakhma

"Effective actions to eliminate smuggling and counterfeiting from the State is a focus area for our government and the concerned departments are extremely vigilant in dealing with such cases", Kawasi Lakhma, Minister, Commerce and Industry, Govt. of Chhattisgarh.

Addressing a webinar 'Combating Counterfeiting and Smuggling during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond', organized by FICCI's Committee Against Smuggling and Counterfeiting Activities Destroying the Economy (CASCADE), Mr Lakhma said that the Chhattisgarh government has taken unprecedented reforms to create an enabling environment and is committed to offering investor a friendly infrastructure.

He added that it is imperative that we must all collaboratively check and substantially reduce the illicit market operations and create an eco-system for growth and development in the State.

Manoj Kumar Pingua, Principal Secretary Department of Commerce & Industry, Government of Chhattisgarh said, "India's role as a global economic powerhouse is increasingly linked to its ability to ensure that rights of legitimate business holders are protected with strong rules, and strong enforcement of the laws and regulations".

He further highlighted the need for effective coordination between central and state agencies, strengthening domestic manufacturing, addressing the demand and supply gap and leveraging technology, which will make markets free from illicit products.

R. K. Vij, Additional Director General of Police, Chhattisgarh said, "During COVID times the Chhattisgarh police has taken strict action against people who have been involved in smuggling and have dealt strongly against those who have indulged in the black marketing of consumer goods". A nodal agency comprising of representatives from different government departments will ensure coordinated actions against this menace, he suggested.

Anil Rajput, Chairman, FICCI CASCADE said, "I must compliment the Chhattisgarh government and the enforcement agencies for relentlessly pursuing the perpetrators of illicit trade." He added that under the leadership of the commerce and industries minister, promotion of local goods and legitimate businesses will create a conducive environment for the economy of the state government and play a major role in strengthening India.

As cases related to smuggling and counterfeiting rise steeply during the past few months, today's webinar was organized to discuss and understand the disruptions caused by the pandemic, which have opened multiple avenues for criminals to prey upon susceptible organizations and consumers. The webinar was attended by industry, government officials, officers from the enforcement agencies and stakeholders in this segment and focused on the state of Chhattisgarh.

This initiative is a part of a series of such interactions to be organized across the country by FICCI CASCADE to highlight the issue of counterfeiting and smuggling and elicit response from different states. The session was chaired by Mr Sanjeev Tripathi, Former R&AW Chief and Think Tank Member, FICCI CASCADE. The concluding remarks were made by Pradeep Tandon, Chairman, FICCI Chhattisgarh State Council and President, Jindal Steel and Power Ltd.

India Education Diary | Sep 01, 2020

Chhattisgarh govt committed to promote local products, eliminate illicit trade in the State: Chhattisgarh Industry Minister, Kawasi Lakhma

Mr Kawasi Lakhma, Minister, Commerce and Industry, Govt. of Chhattisgarh today said, “Effective actions to eliminate smuggling and counterfeiting from the State is a focus area for our government and the concerned departments are extremely vigilant in dealing with such cases.”

Addressing a webinar ‘Combating Counterfeiting and Smuggling during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond’, organized by FICCI’s Committee Against Smuggling and Counterfeiting Activities Destroying the Economy (CASCADE), Mr Lakhma said that the Chhattisgarh government has taken unprecedented reforms to create an enabling environment and is committed to offering investor a friendly infrastructure.

He added that it is imperative that we must all collaboratively check and substantially reduce the illicit market operations and create an eco-system for growth and development in the State.

Mr Manoj Kumar Pingua, Principal Secretary Department of Commerce & Industry, Government of Chhattisgarh said, “India’s role as a global economic powerhouse is increasingly linked to its ability to ensure that rights of legitimate business holders are protected with strong rules, and strong enforcement of the laws and regulations”.

He further highlighted the need for effective coordination between central and state agencies, strengthening domestic manufacturing, addressing the demand and supply gap and leveraging technology, which will make markets free from illicit products.

Mr R. K. Vij, Additional Director General of Police, Chhattisgarh said, “During COVID times the Chhattisgarh police has taken strict action against people who have been involved in smuggling and have dealt strongly against those who have indulged in the black marketing of consumer goods”. A nodal agency comprising of representatives from different government departments will ensure coordinated actions against this menace, he suggested.

Mr Anil Rajput, Chairman, FICCI CASCADE said, “I must compliment the Chhattisgarh government and the enforcement agencies for relentlessly pursuing the perpetrators of illicit trade.” He added that under the leadership of the commerce and industries minister, promotion of local goods and legitimate businesses will create a conducive environment for the economy of the state government and play a major role in strengthening India.

As cases related to smuggling and counterfeiting have increased in the past few months, today’s webinar was organized to discuss and understand the disruptions caused by the pandemic, which have opened multiple avenues for criminals to prey upon susceptible organizations and consumers. The webinar was attended by industry, government officials, officers from the enforcement agencies and stakeholders in this segment and focused on the state of Chhattisgarh.

This initiative is a part of a series of such interactions to be organized across the country by FICCI CASCADE to highlight the issue of counterfeiting and smuggling and elicit response from different states. The session was chaired by Mr Sanjeev Tripathi, Former R&AW Chief and Think Tank Member, FICCI CASCADE. The concluding remarks were made by Mr Pradeep Tandon, Chairman, FICCI Chhattisgarh State Council and President, Jindal Steel and Power Ltd.

Bharatiya Digital News | Aug 31, 2020

Chhattisgarh govt committed to promote local products, eliminate illicit trade in the State: Kawasi Lakhma

Kawasi Lakhma Minister Commerce and Industry Govt. of Chhattisgarh today said, “Effective actions to eliminate smuggling and counterfeiting from the State is a focus area for our government and the concerned departments are extremely vigilant in dealing with such cases.”

Addressing a webinar ‘Combating Counterfeiting and Smuggling during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond’, organized by FICCI’s Committee Against Smuggling and Counterfeiting Activities Destroying the Economy (CASCADE), Lakhma said that the Chhattisgarh government has taken unprecedented reforms to create an enabling environment and is committed to offering investor a friendly infrastructure.

He added that it is imperative that we must all collaboratively check and substantially reduce the illicit market operations and create an eco-system for growth and development in the State.

Manoj Kumar Pingua, Principal Secretary Department of Commerce & Industry, Government of Chhattisgarh said, “India’s role as a global economic powerhouse is increasingly linked to its ability to ensure that rights of legitimate business holders are protected with strong rules, and strong enforcement of the laws and regulations”.

He further highlighted the need for effective coordination between central and state agencies, strengthening domestic manufacturing, addressing the demand and supply gap and leveraging technology, which will make markets free from illicit products.

R. K. Vij Additional Director General of Police Chhattisgarh said, “During COVID times the Chhattisgarh police has taken strict action against people who have been involved in smuggling and have dealt strongly against those who have indulged in the black marketing of consumer goods”. A nodal agency comprising of representatives from different government departments will ensure coordinated actions against this menace, he suggested.

Anil Rajput Chairman FICCI CASCADE said, “I must compliment the Chhattisgarh government and the enforcement agencies for relentlessly pursuing the perpetrators of illicit trade.” He added that under the leadership of the commerce and industries minister, promotion of local goods and legitimate businesses will create a conducive environment for the economy of the state government and play a major role in strengthening India.

As cases related to smuggling and counterfeiting rise steeply during the past few months, today’s webinar was organized to discuss and understand the disruptions caused by the pandemic, which have opened multiple avenues for criminals to prey upon susceptible organizations and consumers. The webinar was attended by industry, government officials, officers from the enforcement agencies and stakeholders in this segment and focused on the state of Chhattisgarh.

This initiative is a part of a series of such interactions to be organized across the country by FICCI CASCADE to highlight the issue of counterfeiting and smuggling and elicit response from different states. The session was chaired by Sanjeev Tripathi, Former R&AW Chief and Think Tank Member, FICCI CASCADE. The concluding remarks were made by Pradeep Tandon, Chairman, FICCI Chhattisgarh State Council and President, Jindal Steel and Power Ltd.

The New Indian Express | Jul 30, 2020

FICCI, CSIDC discuss investment avenues

The FICCI’s state unit in association with Chhattisgarh State Industrial Development Corporation (CSIDC) explored investment opportunities in bio-ethanol and food processing industry. While reiterating Chhattisgarh was amongst the top achiever on ‘Ease of Doing Business’, CSIDC MD P Arun Prasad said that the state was preferred destination to have 200 food parks at block and district level, with 80% population depends on agriculture and agro-based activities. Chhattisgarh shares its border with seven states and has better air, rail and road connectivity. FICCI state chairman Pradeep Tandon opined such industries will generate rural employment, boost economy and better utilisation of raw agriculture produce through value addition.

The Pioneer | Jun 26, 2020

Mining must ensure development, protect ecology: Tandon

It is best to extract available mineral resources through scientific mining as mining of valuable materials often leads to environmental issues like land degradation, deforestation and atmospheric pollution, stated Pradeep Tandon, Chairman of FICCI Chhattisgarh.

He was speaking at a webinar “Environmental Management & Skill development in Mining Sector” organized by FICCI Chhattisgarh State Council in association with the Directorate General of Training, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, on Wednesday.

“It is essential to keep in view the present and future needs of ecological resources including forests, environment, mining, wildlife, biodiversity, and development of the country," said Tandon.

United News of India | Jun 24, 2020

Mining sector imp for country's growth: Chairman FICCI Chhattisgarh

SME Street | Apr 29, 2020

Chhattisgarh CM assured proper & proactive support to industries for economic revival for smooth restart post Covid-19

Mr Bhupesh Baghel, Chief Minister, Chhattisgarh, said that the state offers one of the best business environments for the industry and urged the industry to invest in the state.

Addressing a special session via webinar on ‘Covid-19 Next Steps for Economic Revival’, organised by FICCI, Mr Baghel assured the industry that the state government will take all necessary steps to allow the industry to function. “We will provide all support to the industry to operate in Chhattisgarh and we welcome the industry.” he said. He also told that the state government has taken various initiatives to boost demand and it is now for the industry to capitalize on the opportunity in sectors like steel, IT, etc. He further said that almost 80 per cent of small scale industries have started production and the government will take necessary steps to remove bottlenecks.

Mr Baghel highlighted that the state was one of the first to respond to the COVID 19 crisis and is today in a good position as far as management of the COVID crisis is concerned and added that revival of the industry is one of the priorities of the State Government. He also informed that the State Government has asked for financial support from the central Government. “We are trying to get support for the Central Government, and any support that we receive from the central Government will be transferred onward for the benefit of Industry” he added.

He also stressed upon the need of converting this crisis into an opportunity. “We are ensuring support to the farmers, workers and others so that there is continued demand for products. Chhattisgarh will always have a good market and therefore the business and industry will prosper in the state,” added Mr Baghel.

FICCI President Dr Sangita Reddy, while welcoming the Chief Minister, appreciated the efforts of the state government in tackling the COVID 19 pandemic and assured him of FICCI’s support in managing the crisis. Mr Y K Modi, Past President FICCI, highlighted the need for ensuring the smooth interstate movement of goods and requested the Chief Minister’s intervention in this. Mr Modi also highlighted the great liquidity crunch being faced by the industry in general and the MSME sector in particular. He pointed out that there is a need for providing strong financial support to companies to ensure that they are able to survive these difficult times. The webinar also saw the active participation of Mr Pradeep Tandon, Chairman, FICCI Chhattisgarh State Council and other leading industry players from across India.

Bharatiya Digital News | Apr 28, 2020

Chhattisgarh: CM Baghel interacts with industry leaders

Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel showcase steps taken and demand from Centre for Rs.30000 cr for reviving the state economy.

He was addressing the industries leaders through webinar on Tuesday.

He also assured to intervene with other state CMs for facilitating the flow of finished goods from producing state of Chhattisgarh.

He said he has today only instructed all departments including PWD , irrigation, etc., to ensure that construction activity starts immediately so that cement steel is consumed within the state and economy at local level is revived.

FICCI National President Sangeeta Reddy JT Managing Director Apollo Hospitals briefly welcomed the participants and invited Y K Modi to speak Past President of FICCI, & Executive Chairman of Great Eastern Energy Corporation Ltd (GEECL)

Chief Minister then asked other panelist Rudra Chatterjee, Chairman, West Bengal State Council and MD, Luxmi Group and Chairman, Obeete, VR Sharma, Managing Director, Jindal Steel & Power Limited, Vijay Anand Jhanwar , Director , Vraj Metaliks Pvt Ltd and Pradeep Tandon, Chairman, Chhattisgarh State Council and President, Jindal Steel & Power Ltd, Raipur to speak.

The Pioneer | Apr 05, 2020

CM lauds industrial units for facilitating labourers CM lauds industrial units for facilitating labourers

Chief minister Bhupesh Baghel on Saturday in a video conference with representatives of different industrial and commercial organizations of the state, told industrialists that in this time of crisis, the state government was standing by them.

Every possible support will be provided to ensure proper functioning of industries and businesses in the state, the CM told the captains of industries of the state.

The chief minister assured the industrialists of considering the suggestions given by them during the conference.

He said the state government would initiate dialogue with the Centre regarding the subjects that are in interest of the industry and commerce sector of Chhattisgarh.

Representatives of commercial establishments gave suggestions on issues related to labourers’ grievances, electricity rates and transport among others.

On the occasion, principal secretary industry department Manoj Kumar Pingua, commissioner public relations Taaran Prakash Sinha and other concerned officials were also present.

The chief minister said about the problems arising in transportation of essential goods to ration shops in the rural areas of different districts, the state government has given e-pass permit for transportation of the goods.

Traders can get e-pass issued to easily transport their goods to different districts, the CM said.

Baghel said e-pass will have the driver’s photo and the vehicle number mentioned on it, making it easier for him to carry out his duty during the lockdown.

The business representatives said that t due closed flour mills, there is shortage of flour supply.

The chief minister in response said there is no restriction on operation of flour mills.

Industrial and commercial organizations lauded the measures being taken by the government under the leadership of the chief minister, to bring relief to the common people during the lockdown and to save them from coronavirus infection.

The chief minister said in the context that it would not have been possible without everyone’s support.

He added that in the industries that are currently operating, protocols of social distancing and safety measures to prevent infection should be strictly implemented.

About the problem of labourers not showing up at work in different parts of the state, including Bastar, Baghel said that general manager, industry department should take initiative in this matter, with the support of the district administration.

Suggestion was given to sell mahua and Bastar’s other minor forest produce in government agencies with the help of self-help groups.

They also suggested that farmers should work in groups to supply vegetables from villages to cities.

On suggestions of the representatives, Baghel gave instructions to provide food packets at petrol pumps to drivers engaged in transportation of essential goods.

He also gave instructions to ensure regular checkup of labourers with the help of medical teams in the industries that are currently operational.

He also gave instructions to ensure regular sanitization of wholesale markets, where essential goods such as food grains, vegetables and essential goods are collected for supply.

The industrial and business representatives gave various suggestions to bring relief to industry and commerce sector during lock down. Chief Minister assured them of taking their suggestions into consideration and then taking the appropriate decision.

The chief minister on Saturday also spoke to CII Chairman Amit Agrawal, FICCI Chairman Pradeep Tandon, PHD Chamber of Industry Chairman Shashank Rastogi, Chhattisgarh Sponge Iron Manufacturers Association Chairman Vijay Jhanwar, Urla Industry Association Chairman Ashwani Garg, Federation of All India Traders Chairman Amar Parwani, President Chhattisgarh Chamber of Commerce Jitendra Barlota, Bastar Udyog Sangh Chairman Vikram Sharma, Chairman of Sarguja Laghu Udyog Sangh Arvind Singhania and President Chhattisgarh Laghu Evam Sahayak Sangh Harish Kedia during the video conference.

The Pioneer | May 24, 2019

FICCI hopeful about economic reform getting further push

Chhattisgarh chapter of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has hailed the results of general elections announced on Thursday.

While congratulating Prime Minister Narendra Modi for winning absolute majority to form the next government at the Centre, Chairman of Chhattisgarh chapter of the FICCI Pradeep Tandon said: “The continuity and stability at the Centre will not only allow the government to continue with the pace of economic reforms set by GST, IBC and RERA, but it also brightens the prospect of expanding the reform mode to other critical areas like land and labour laws.”

There is an urgent need to bring investments on track and boost consumption to better GDP growth from the current around 7% level, which will help in generating more jobs and taking care of the rural distress, Tandon said.

“FICCI from its side has submitted a robust agenda for growth to the government comprising measures to achieve these objectives and we are hopeful that the measures recommended by the chamber will certainly help in this endeavor,” he added.

According to Tandon, the six key points of the agenda are passage of the pending Bills, announcement of policies (including E-commerce, Industry, Retail and E-pharmacy), simplification of GST, lowering of interest rates, addressing farm distress and creation of an eco-system that promotes employment.

The Pioneer | May 24, 2019

FICCI hopeful about economic reform getting further push

Chhattisgarh chapter of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has hailed the results of general elections announced on Thursday.

While congratulating Prime Minister Narendra Modi for winning absolute majority to form the next government at the Centre, Chairman of Chhattisgarh chapter of the FICCI Pradeep Tandon said: “The continuity and stability at the Centre will not only allow the government to continue with the pace of economic reforms set by GST, IBC and RERA, but it also brightens the prospect of expanding the reform mode to other critical areas like land and labour laws.”

There is an urgent need to bring investments on track and boost consumption to better GDP growth from the current around 7% level, which will help in generating more jobs and taking care of the rural distress, Tandon said.

“FICCI from its side has submitted a robust agenda for growth to the government comprising measures to achieve these objectives and we are hopeful that the measures recommended by the chamber will certainly help in this endeavor,” he added.

According to Tandon, the six key points of the agenda are passage of the pending Bills, announcement of policies (including E-commerce, Industry, Retail and E-pharmacy), simplification of GST, lowering of interest rates, addressing farm distress and creation of an eco-system that promotes employment.

The Pioneer | Feb 09, 2019

Industries bodies term budget 'encouraging'

Industrial bodies in Chhattisgarh have appreciated the annual budget of the Chhattisgarh government presented on Friday in state assembly by Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel who holds finance portfolio as well.

Pradeep Tandon, Chairman Chhattisgarh Chapter - Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industries (FICCI), while appreciating the budget pointed that no additional taxation on industrial products is a welcome step.

“Reducing electricity tariff up to 400 units to half is a good decision. Setting up entrepreneur fund of Rs 5 crore for newcomers is a welcome sign. It shows they (government) are fulfilling the promises made in their manifesto,” Tandon said while talking to The Pioneer.

According to Tandon, this (budget) is well taken by industry and industry is hopeful that commitment which the Congress party had made for industries will be also fulfilled. This budget is motivating, he added.

While welcoming the State Budget 2019-20, Veenu Jain, Chairman, PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chhattisgarh Chapter, said that the State Government has provided a budget for all. The focus on Agriculture, Rural Economy, Health, and Skill Development is highly appreciable.

Jain with a high note of appreciation commented that “the glimpses of the budget clearly indicates tremendous focus on rural economy specially the four major identification marks of the state which has to be saved; those are “Narua, Garua, Ghuruwa, Bari” that is - Water Conservation, Cattle and Cattle field management, Solid waste management and promotion of vegetables and fruit production traditionally.

The Pioneer | Jan 11, 2019

Pradeep Tandon new chairman of FICCI Ch’garh State Council

Pradeep Tandon has been appointed as Chairman of FICCI Chhattisgarh State Council.

He is presently working as President at Jindal Steel & Power Ltd located at Raipur in Chhattisgarh. Prior to this, he was Co-Chairman, UP Council of PHD Chamber of Commerce and was associated with Bajaj Group as President, Business Development.

Chhattisgarh State Office

FICCI's Engagement

Timeline

Jan, 2023

Capacity Building Programme for Police Officers: Prevention of Counterfeiting and Smuggling postponed

Capacity Building Programme for Chhattisgarh Police Officers

Seminar: Preventive Strategies to Combat Counterfeiting and Smuggling

Youth Awareness Programme: Role of Youth in Making India Free from Smuggling & Counterfeiting

Sep, 2021

FICCI Webinar on Health in Pandemic through Food & Nutrition

Webinar on Awareness on Consumer Protection Act 2019 & Direct Selling Rules

Dec, 2020

Webinar on Global Bharat Program Making Indian MSMEs Globally Competitive

Aug, 2020

Webinar on Investment Opportunities in Engineering & Auto Component Sector in Chhattisgarh postponed

Jul, 2020

Investment Opportunities in Food Processing Sector in Chhattisgarh

Jun, 2020

Webinar on Environmental Management & Skill Development in Mining Sector

Sep, 2019

Stakeholder Consultation on Issues Related to Coal Sector

Sep, 2017

Raipur Smart City Workshop, Waste Management System and Practices

May, 2017

Chhattisgarh Engineering & Electronics Investment Road show

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Chhattisgarh Govt committed to promote local products, Eliminate Illicit Trade in State: Chhattisgarh Industry Minister, Kawasi Lakhma

Chhattisgarh Govt committed to promote local products, Eliminate Illicit Trade in State: Chhattisgarh Industry Minister, Kawasi Lakhma

Chhattisgarh govt committed to promote local products, eliminate illicit trade in the State: Chhattisgarh Industry Minister, Kawasi Lakhma

Chhattisgarh govt committed to promote local products, eliminate illicit trade in the State: Kawasi Lakhma

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Mining sector imp for country's growth: Chairman FICCI Chhattisgarh

Chhattisgarh CM assured proper & proactive support to industries for economic revival for smooth restart post Covid-19

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CM lauds industrial units for facilitating labourers CM lauds industrial units for facilitating labourers

FICCI hopeful about economic reform getting further push

FICCI hopeful about economic reform getting further push

Industries bodies term budget 'encouraging'

Pradeep Tandon new chairman of FICCI Ch’garh State Council