SJ - FTAPCCI 2016 02 10.pdf · February 10, 2016 || FAPCCI Review || 3 President ANIL REDDY VENNAM ... FTAPCCI Directory 17 Forthcoming Events ... & Head Membership Wing at FTAPCCI

Seminar on Trade & Investment Opportunities

in South Africa

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India for MICE an International Conclaveand Exhibition

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Vol. XVI - No. 6February 10, 2016Rs.15

WEEKLY JOURNAL OF THE FEDERATION OF ANDHRA PRADESH CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY

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PresidentANIL REDDY VENNAM

Senior Vice-PresidentRAVINDRA MODI

Vice-PresidentGOWRA SRINIVAS

Immediate Past PresidentSHIV KUMAR RUNGTA

Managing Committee

ARUN KUMAR DUKKIPATIMEELA JAYADEVANIL AGARWALVENKAT JASTI

M.S.P. RAMA RAOMANOJ KUMAR AGARWAL

CV ANIRUDH RAOAVINASH GUPTA

KARODIMAL AGARWALATHUKURI ANJANEYULU

B. P. SINGHALK. RAMABRAHMAM

A. PRAKASHVAKKALAGADDA BHASKARA RAO

MS.VINITA SURANAPOLAVARAPU PREM KUMAR

K. BHASKER REDDYDr .M. APPAYYA

SURESH KUMAR SINGHALRAJ KUMAR AGRAWAL

PREM CHAND KANKARIAARUN LUHARUKA

SHYAM SUNDER PASARICHALLA GUNARANJAN

V.V. SANYASI RAOPRAKASH CHANDRA GARG

G. APPNENDER BABUSUNIL KUMAR PATODIA

J. S. KARUNENDRAR. RAVI KUMAR

Dr. K. NARAYANA REDDYJITENDER KUMAR GUPTA

SHIV KUMAR GUPTAM SREE RAMA MURTHY

ESTD. 1917 Weekly Journal of the Federation of Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce & Industry

Vol.XVI - No.6 February 10, 2016 Rs.15

Editor : P. VYDEHI, Secretary (I/c)

Editorial Advisory Board

M. GOPALAKRISHNA, I.A.S. (Retd.)

OMPRAKASH TIBREWALA NITIN K. PAREKHPast President, FAPCCI Member – FAPCCI

Dr. C.V. NARASIMHA REDDYDirector, Dept. of Information & Public Relations, Govt. of AP (Retd.)

The views expressed by the authors in their articles published in this magazine aretheir personal views and do not necessarily reflect the views of FAPCCI.

The Federation of Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce & IndustryFederation House, FAPCCI Marg, Red Hills, Hyderabad - 500 004.

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CONTENTS

FTAPCCI Program Proceedings 4

FTAPCCI New Members 14

FTAPCCI Library 16

FTAPCCI Directory 17

Forthcoming Events

Seminar on Trade &

Investment opportunities in South Africa 12

India for Mice an International

Conclave and Exhibition 12

Certificate Course in Essentials of Supply

Chain Management 16

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The CONVOCATION of ITI passed outcandidates of 2013-15 Session at Govt. ITI(Girls), Nizamabad was held on 20-01-2016.

Sri Anil Reddy Vennam, President , FTAPCCI wasthe Chief Guest and in his address stated that all tradesof ITI are having employment opportunities as wellas self employment. He advised the Students to havegrip on the trades and need to improve by takingskill development programmes in their respectivefields. He has lauded the progress made by the ITINizamabad in revenue generation activities and runningthe Institute in full-fledged way by providing theinfrastructure and faculty of the Institute. He saidthough there is good employment opportunitiesavailable for the qualified and trained persons , theindustry unable to get required candidates from theITI s . He said ITI s only could fill these gaps byproviding the well qualified and trained candidatesto the industry.

Sri. K. Sridhar, Chairman IMC & Sr.Vice President, Sukhjith Starch Mills Pvt. Ltd, Nizamabad in hiswelcome address stated that manufacturing sector isbeing promoted in a big way by the Government by

launch of Make In India and Digital India programmes. The demand for the ITI passed outcandidates is also on the increase. He requested thecandidates utilize these employment opportunities.

Smt. P.Vydehi Secretary I/c FTAPCCI addressed asthe students as Special Invite congratulated the IMCfor creating the ITI Nizamabad as a roll model forother institutions.

Earlier, K. Ram Mohan Rao Principal/Secretary Govt.ITI (Girls) N I Z A M A B A D has explained theprogress of the ITI (Girls) Nizamabad in revenuegeneration activities and employment of thecandidates of their Institute.

Sri. Dayanand Gupta Dist President, Rice MillersAssociation address in the participants stated that theInstitute has created a production centre for theproducts made of Jute and textiles by which creatingmore employment and self employment opportunitiesthe candidates.

At the Convocation, the passed out candidates of2013-15 Session were given away the Certificates

The Girls in tech India” Programme was launchedon 11th January, 2016 which will support andraise the visibility of women in Science,

Technology, Engineering and mathematics streams. International operations of Girls in tech based in SanFrancisco U.S. is working towards empoweringwomen in technology and entrepreneurship. FTAPCCI is one of organisations associated in theLaunch. Sri Anil Reddy, President, FTAPCCI andSmt. P. Vydehi, Secretary (I\C) PARTICIPATED INTHE Programme.

Mr. Michael Mullins , US Consul General atHyderabad was the Chief Guest and addressed theparticipants. Mr. Jayeshranjan, IAS., IT Secretary,

Launch of Girls in Tech India

Government of Telangana in his address stated thatGIT India to compile case studies of womenentrepreneurs, work with Telangana Academy for skillknowledge besides providing policy inputs to theGovernment.

Mrs. Vanitha Datla, Chair person Regional chapter,CII and Mrs. Sailaja Kirna, Managing director,Margadarsi also participated in the Panel discussion.

Sri Divya Vadlapudi, who is the National Managingdirector for the girls in India also the Co-Chair person,FTAPCCI Ladies Wing gave brief introduction theorganization objectives.

CONVOCATION of ITI passed out candidatesof 2013-15 Session at Govt.

ITI (Girls), Nizamabad


Seminar on “MSME Finance Schemes and otherFunding Facilities”

Seminar on “MSME Finance Schemes and otherFunding Facilities” Was held on 23rd January2016 at 10.00am at Hotel Nagarjuna Grand,

Guntur. In his Inaugural address, Dr.SreedharCherukuri, I.A.S. Joint Collector & Addl. DistrictMagistrate, Guntur has appreciated the initiative ofFTAPCCI for organizing seminar on very importantaspect of MSME finance. He said MSME is majorlycontributing India’s GDP and needs lot of attention.For the sake and sustain of the industry Governmentof India has introduced numerous schemes throughNSIC, Banks and other institutions. grabs theopportunity. Lack of awareness on many issuesrelating to MSME leading to difficult situations for theirsubstance. Dr. Sreedhar Cherukuri advised to organize similar seminar in all the districts of the State infrequent intervals for the benefit of MSME i.

The following are the Sessions dealt by theexperts:

* Schemes of NSIC — Sri R. Saravanakumar Deputy General Manager, NSIC Limited,Vijayawada Branch,

* Government Initiatives for Industries by Sri NagaSundar General Manager, DIC, Guntur

* Schemes of Andhra Bank by Sri Srinivas, Sr.Manager, (Credit) Andhra Bank, Zonal Office, Guntur

* Schemes of Agricultural & Processed FundsExport Development Activity by Sri T. Sudhakar

* Deputy General Manager, APEDA, Hyderabad

* MSME Rating & Schemes of SIDBI SriMohammad Zaidi Associate Vice President & StateHead AP & Telangana SMERA, Hyderabad.

Earlier, Sri anil Reddy Vennam, president, FTAPCCIin his welcome address stated that The youth of Indiahas been given a playground to come and unleash theirentrepreneurial skills. Moreover, it is the MSMEsector which can help realize the target of proposedNational Manufacturing Policy of raising the share ofmanufacturing sector in GDP from 16% at present to25% by the end of 2022. The growth andsustainability of the MSME sector is dependent onthe availability of finance, marketing and technology

and skilled persons. In all among , finance is playingvital importance the growth of this sector. He saidthat there is also a need to spread awareness aboutformal financing opportunities within the MSME sectorto grow their credit exposure, limit risks and seekbetter spreads by developing and implementing sector-specific policies. To keep the information flowing tothe MSME sector of the both the States, and also toprovide handholding support services, FTAPCCI proposing to have a MSME Facilitation servicecenters at important districts of state of AndhraPradesh which cater to the needs of this sector.

Sri C. Anirudh Rao, Co-Chair Person, FTAPCCIConsultative Committee, Andhra Pradesh in hisintroductory remarks pointed out that the recent Central government initiatives such as MUDRA Bank,An Action plan for Start Ups and Digital Indiainitiatives are focusing towards the direction of easyaccessibility of finances and incentives to support thedevelopment of MSME sector and Further, banks has to consider to extend the credit facilities to moreunits. It is also time to focus on the creation offacilitating platforms for market linkages, technological up gradation and enhancing the advisorysupport services and growth of venture funds targetingthe MSME sector.

Sri Athukuri Anjaneyulu Member, ManagingCommittee and FTAPCCI Consultative Committeeof Andhra Pradesh proposed a vote of thanks

MSME Financial Assistance

Help Desk at FTAPCCI Every Saturday Thefollowing Banks has agreed to provide servicesthrough the Help Desk. 1. State Bank of India -11.00 am to 1.00 pm 2. Andhra Bank - 2.30 pmto 5.30 pm Members are requested to avail this

opportunity and reap the benefit by interacting onevery Saturday. For appointments and other

details contact: Mr. R. Kulkarni, Joint Director& Head Membership Wing at FTAPCCI on

8008579625; 040-23395515-22;email: [email protected]


Inaugurating the workshopMs. R. Shakuntala, IRS., ChiefCommissioner of Customs,

Central Excise & Service Taxinformed that the Government of Indiahave acceded to the “CustomsConvention on ATA Carnet forTemporary Importation of Goods”.The Convention provides fortemporary admission of goods free ofimport duty and free of importprohibitions or restrictions. Presentlythe facility is restricted to goodsimported for display or use at approved exhibitions/fairs and similar events. The ATA Carnet will be thesole document for temporary importation (includingre-importation) and temporary exportation (includingre-exportation) of goods under the Convention.Therefore, instead of the normal Bill of Entry/ShippingBill only the ATA Carnet need to be filed. Theworkshop is a great initiative in educating people onthe use of Carnet and appreciating the value it bringsto the export community, however it needs to be doneon a continuous process, to promote and encouragefor extensive usage of ATA Carnet.

Ms. S. Vijayalakshmi, Deputy Director, FICCI gavedetailed presentation on operational aspects of usingATA Carnets and its benefits. ATA Carnet is aninternationally accepted Customs document used byexporters while travelling outside the country withcommercial samples for participating in exhibitions ortrade fairs or on business promotion tour. An ATACarnet service thus aims to facilitate movement ofgoods across borders on temporary basis withoutpaying Customs duty. The ATA Carnet service isavailable to business and sales executives, diamondjewellery and precious stone exporters, exhibitors at

Workshop on ATA Carnet:‘Your Visa for temporary export\ import of goods between

International Borders’ on 5th February, 216

trade fairs, demonstration samples, film and TV crew,architects, artists and theatre troupes. The ATA Carnethas four counterfoils and vouchers viz. ExportationCounterfoil and Voucher, Re-importation Counterfoiland Vouchers, Importation Counterfoil and Voucherand Re-exportation Counterfoil and Voucher. In India,FICCI is the national guaranteeing association to issueCarnets and now authorized FTAPCCI to facilitateissue of ATA Carnet in the States of Telangana andAP.

Addressing the participants Mr. C.R. Vaidya,Executive Director, JB Boda Group, Mumbaiinformed that they have submitted a detailed proposalto FICCI on the need of insurance of the goods andequipment listed on a carnet. On approval of FICCIand Govt. of India, the insurance details will beannounced soon.

Earlier Mr. Anil Reddy Vennam, President, FTAPCCIwelcoming the members stated that the workshop isaimed to create awareness about ‘ATA Carnet’ amongexporters. The workshop will be a platform for theindustry to bring the issues involved with respect totemporary imports / exports of goods. FTAPCCI inclose coordination with FICCI will be facilitating issues


of ATA Carnet at Hyderabad to the members and requested the members to take advantage of it.

Mr. Shiv Kumar Rungta, Advisor, International Trade Committee, FTAPCCI said that ATA Carnet System is aperfect illustration of how close co-operation between business and customs can facilitate and stimulate internationaltrade. For business people, the ATA Carnet provides a simple and speedy way to travel abroad with businessmaterials. It saves both time and money and this is a very important factor in international competition.

Mr. Akhilesh Mahurkar, Head, FICCI-Telangana and Andhra Pradesh State Council proposed a vote of thanks.

“National Conference on Contemporary Tax Issues”was held here on 6th February, 2016. Jointly organizedby The Federation of Telangana and Andhra PradeshChambers of Commerce andIndustry (FTAPCCI), TheTelangana and AP Tax BarAssociation and Abids-HimayatNagar CPE Study Circle atFTAPCCI.

Sri Gowra Srinivas, VicePresident of FTAPCCI, SriM.M. Palod, President, TheTelangana and AP Tax BarAssociation, Co-Convenor SriAbhay Kumar Jain, CPE StudyCircle, Sri Arun Luharuka,Chairman, Direct TaxesCommittee, FTAPCCI and Sri B.Ramesh, Secretary, The AP Tax Bar were present atthe inauguration of the Conference.

CA Gopala Krishna Raju from Chennai has presentedpaper on Income Computation and DisclosureStandards. He opined that it is different set ofprovision for computing incomes from Business /profession and other sources. These standards wouldburden the tax payers for more compliance andreporting requirements. (The Detailed presentation isgivenar Page_)

CA Bimal Jain from Delhi has delivered talk on “GST– Need & requisite to Revamp existing indirect Taxes” and explained salient features of the Bill. Heemphasized that various tax laws would merge andthree level tax impositions would be applicable. GSTwould give relief to industry and trade through a morecomprehensive and wider coverage of several Centraland State taxes in the GST. It is a reform in taxation

which would entail benefit to the consumers and wouldultimately boost trade and commerce.

CA Bhupender Shah from Mumbai in his live demoon Income Tax Raid (Search) has cautioned taxpayerson how to respond in such situations.

The speakers have unequivocally supported the fasterimplementation of GST along with simplifiedprocedures of compliance. They have rethorted thatit is a must for double digit growth.

Earlier, in his Address, Sri Gowra Srinivas dealt withthe significant changes in the field of direct and indirecttaxation and trade and industry needs to acquaint withthe changes. Sri M.M. Palod delivered Key Noteaddress and Sri Arun Luharuka informed about thetopics for deliberation at the conference.

CA Ritesh Mittal, CA Luharuka and CA RamdevBhutada have chaired the Technical Session asModerators. CA Abhay Kumar Jain has presentedVote of Thanks.

“National Conference on Contemporary Tax Issues”


Income Computation And DisclosureStandards (‘ICDS’)

CA. Gopal Krishna RajuChennai




The Central Government has established a Central Registration Centre (CRC) having territorialjurisdiction all over India, for discharging or carrying out the function of processing and disposal of applicationsfor reservation of names under the provisions of the said Act.

The CRC shall function under the administrative control of Registrar of Companies, Delhi (ROC Delhi),who shall act as the Registrar of the CRC until a separate Registrar is appointed to the CRC. The CRCshall process applications for reservation of name i.e., e-Form No. INC-1 filed along with the prescribedfee as provided in the Companies (Registration of Offices and Fees) Rules, 2014.

The processing and approval of name or names proposed in e-Form No.lNC-29 shall continue tobe done by the respective Registrar of Companies having jurisdiction over incorporation of companiesunder the Companies Act, 2013 as per the provisions of the Act and the rules made thereunder.

The notification for establishment of CRC is available at http://egazette.nic.in/WriteReadData/2016/167751.pdf

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has issued the Companies (Incorporation) Amendment Rules, 2016,which are available at http://www.mca.gov.in/Ministry/pdf/Amendement_Rules_22012016.pdf

Establishment of Central Registration Centre and Amendmentin Companies Incorporation Rules


Seminar on Trade & Investment Opportunities in South AfricaMonday, 22nd February, 2016 from 1000 hrs to 1700 hrsat Hotel Trident, Hyderabad

With a view to consolidating the existing trade & investment relations between India and South Africa and forexploring newer business opportunities, the South African Consulate General in Mumbai and Department ofTrade & Industry (DTI) in association with FTAPCCI, is organizing a Seminar on Trade & InvestmentOpportunities in South Africa on Monday, 22nd February, 2016 from 1000 hrs to 1700 hrs at Hotel Trident,Hyderabad.

The focus of the event is to promote Trade and Investment between India & South Africa. South Africa isoffering opportunities for investment in diverse sectors ranging from Mining, Power, Infrastructure, AgroProcessing, IT & BPO, Autos and components, Pharmaceutical , etc. Indian companies will get opportunitiesto meet high level officials from Department of Trade & Industry and various Investment Promotion Agenciesfrom South Africa.

Members are invited to participate and confirm their participation to Mr.Rajan Kumar, Advisor: BusinessDevelopment, Consulate General of the Republic of South Africa, 20, Gandhi Mansion, Altamount Road, Mumbai,Tel: +91 22 2351 3725, Direct: +91 22 23530894 / 23528917, Mobile: +91 9987345599, Email:[email protected].

FTAPCCI in collaboration with HITEX Ltd. isorganizing INDIA FOR MICE an InternationalConclave and Exhibition during 31st Mar’16 & 1stApril’16 at Hitex, Hyderabad.

The Conclave will have an Exhibition, Conference onMICE Tourism and Buyer/Seller Meet.

The Objectives of the Conclave:

1. Positioning the tourism sector as a major engineof economic growth,portraying India as aglobal brand

2. Potential MICE destination to the world.

3. In-depth segment wise review and synergizecapabilities.

4. Address specific challenges faced in inboundingMICE business

5. Road map for the growth of Meet-in-Indiandiaas a

Target Audience from the Sectors:Tourism, Media & Entertainment, Industry/TradeAssociations, Hotels, Airlines, and Tour Operators etc.

Forthcoming Events

INDIA FOR MICEAn International Conclave and Exhibition

Conference Topics:

1. Meet-in-India – Promoting India to the world -Destination Marketing

2. MICE Mean Business

3. Synergizing – Business MICE and LeisureTourism

4. Investment Opportunities in MICE

5. Media and MICE – Synergies and Collaborations

6. Connecting the last mile – Infrastructure,Traveland Aviation

7. Specialized Education and Skill Development forMICE Industry

8. Technology and MICE – advantages and outlook

Few of the Eminent Speakers from the State andCentral Government and reputed organization hasalready been accepted to participate and address thebusiness conclave.

MICE sector in India has been growing at a rate of15 - 20 per cent annually. India currently ranks 27th


in the Global Meetings market (ICCA statistics). India’s annual events-exhibition-convention conference marketis estimated at Rs. 8500 crores

In view of the significance of this conclave is enhancing co operation between Media, Entertainment and Tourism,Members are invited to enroll for this Conclave. The details of delegate fees for the Conference and parcicipationin Exhibition are given below:

The Delegate Fees including Service Tax & Other Cess & Stall Charges is payable by DD / Cheque drawnin favour of FTAPCCI payable at Hyderabad.

Payments by Bank Transfer

Exhibitors making payments by telegraphic bank transfer should arrange payment direct to the bankers, SBI,Bazharghat, Hyderabad, Telangana India. With instructions for the amount to be credited to FTAPCCI A/c.No:10005356049 : Bank Code:05893: IFSC Code :SBIN0005893:PAN Code:AAATT3962E

Further details of the Conclave are available at www.india4mice.com and Kindly confirm participation to:Mr. B. Rajender Kumar, Director – FTAPCCI, Mobile +91 80085 79626 e-mail: raj@fapcci,.in

Amount (Rs.) International

Corporate/Individual 2500/- +Service Tax USD $ 37& other Cess at 14.5%

For Students 1000/- +Service Tax USD $ 15& other Cess at 14.5%

Stall cost particulars Units required Rate per sq mtr Amount RsBuilt up stall (Min 9 Sq Mtr) 7000 Rs/-

Built up stall (Min18 Sq Mtr) 8000 Rs/-

ADR-cum-Legal Clinicat FTAPCCIEvery Monday from 2.30 to 5.00 pm

The Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) methods have been introduced in India due to huge pendency ofcases in courts. The ADR would provide a new forum and procedure for resolving international and domesticcommercial disputes quickly. The International Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution (ICADR)is an autonomous organization working under the aegis of the Ministry of Law & Justice, Govt. of India withits headquarters at New Delhi and Regional Centres at Hyderabad and Bengaluru. The Governing Council ofICADR comprises of several eminent personalities drawn from various fields.

To create awareness about ADR methods and apprise its benefits to the business fraternity,FTAPCCI has set up an ADR-cum-Legal Clinic (Help Desk) at Federation House. Senior Officialsof ICADR and Shri JLN Murthy, Regional Centre Incharge & Secretary, ICADR, Hyderabad willbe available at the Help Desk on every Monday from 2.30 to 5.00 p.m. to offer guidance to theMembers about the benefits of ADR and answer their queries.

Members are requested to avail this opportunity and reap the benefit by interacting on everyMonday from 2.30 to 5.00 p.m.

For appointments and other details contact:Mr. R. Kulkarni, Joint Director & Head Membership Wing at FTAPCCI

8008579625; 040-23395515-22; email: [email protected]


New Members admitted in January, 2016The managing Committee welcomes the following who have been admitted as Members in the

Month of January, 2016


SIDBI CREDIT - Advisory Services

at FTAPCCI Every Tuesday from 14.00 hrs to 16.00 hrs. Sri M.S. Nagarajababa, has been appointedby SIDBI to act as knowledge partner for theCredit Advisory Centre of SIDBI.

Members are requested to avail the advisory services of Sri M.S. Nagarajababa and his contact details:Mobile: 9440229229, e-mail: [email protected].


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This is for information and reference of the members.

Library of FTAPCCI

The following Latest Books & Journals have been added to the Library of FTAPCCI

The course will cover the essentials of Supply Chain/ Value Chain and importance of these to Business.Designing Supply Chain Network, Planning and Managing Inventories in Supply chain, Planning StrategicPartnerships with Suppliers, Key Critical Supply Business Processes like Procurement Flow, ProductionFlow, Warehousing Needs, and Role of Logistics.

This course will be useful to Executives working in Finance, Marketing, and Purchase Departments andProprietors, Partners, and Directors of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises/Companies. This coursealso can be pursued by students of management and professional courses to enhance their employmentpossibilities. Course Fee: Rs. 3,500/- (Inclusive of service tax). Candidates desirous of joining the coursemay contact the under mentioned for registration . Sri J.R. Kumar, Faculty Director, Mobile: 9885921599;E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected] Phone: 040-23395515-24; Fax No.040-23395525

Certificate Course inEssentials of Supply Chain Management

March 2nd to 5th 2016 | 04.00 P.M. to 06.00 P.M.At J. S. Krishna Murthy Hall, FTAPCCI, Hyderabad

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