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Group Members:

James Edwin 14

Prashant Mohatta 16

Jeetendra Daryanani 18

Tushar Palwankar 19Manjunath Patil 25

Vishwmbhar Singh 26

Prasanna Joshi 55

Som Panicker 7I

IMC


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Set up in 1907 103 years old

IMC is a premier Chamber of trade, commerce &

industry in India

Headquarters in Mumbai Around 3200 direct members

Comprising a cross section of the business

community-including Public & Pvt. Ltd companies

Over 225 affiliated member associations Through which the Chamber reaches out to over

2,50,000 business establishments in the country

The first Chamber in the country to get

ISO 9001:2000 accreditation in India.

IMC-Overview


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1. (1907-1947) - A crucial role in the freedom strugglein the pre-independence era

- IMC's major contribution was in assuming the role of economist

during the pre independence era.

IMC-Overview

Three distinct phases-

- Pre-independence, IMC functioned as the nation's watchdog on

the economic front, keeping vigil on the colonial masters'

exploitative moves.


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During the hostile days for economic development, IMC laid the foundation

-it speeded up industrialisation,

-attainment of fiscal autonomy,

-establishment of an Indian Mercantile Marine,

-reservation of coastal trade for Indian shipping,-indianisation of administrative services and

-training of Indian youths in industrial technology.

It helped to establish institutions of business infrastructure such as Indian

Mercantile Insurance company, Swadeshi Stores and Sydenham college of

Commerce.

IMC-Overview

2. (1947-1991) - A vital and an equally important rolein the promotion of trade, commerce

& industry in the planned economy

in the post-independent era


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IMC-Overview

3. (1991-2011) - Promotion of business to becomeglobally competitive in the post-

liberalization era


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"Of all the chambers of commerce in the country, none has had ahigher record of achievement & of more steadfast service &

devotion to the cause of Indian commerce & industry than the

Indian Merchants' Chamber. - J R D Tata

"This Chamber is perhaps one of the oldest bodies, representingnational interests all throughout their career & especially, when we

were fighting against British domination. - G D Birla

IMC-Overview

"If the founders of the Congress were patriotic, the founders of theChamber were not only enlightened but also very bold &

imaginative. As the Congress has played a useful part in creating

an atmosphere of patriotism, the Chamber has also rendered

immense service to the commerce & industry of the country.

- Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel


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Mission & Vision

Committed to Provide quality service to:

Members engaged in trade, commerce & industry, to

enable them to achieve growth, both qualitatively &

quantitatively.

The country as a whole, in the areas of economic,

monetary and trade policy so as to achieve rapid

national economic growth.

IMC-Overview


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President

Mr. Dilip Dandekar

Vice-President

Ms. Bhavana G Doshi

Managing Committee

Presently, Officer-in-charge

Sir Manmohandas Ramji

Founder, IMC

President 1907-1912

IMC-Overview


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Experts Committee

IMC-Overview

## CommitteeCommittee

1.1. Accounting StandardsAccounting Standards

2.2. AgriAgri--Business & FoodBusiness & Food

ProcessingProcessing3.3. AntiAnti--Corruption CellCorruption Cell

( Task Force on( Task Force on

Homeland Security)Homeland Security)

4.4. Business & PoliticalBusiness & Political

AffairsAffairs

5.5. Capital MarketCapital Market

6.6. Combating GlobalCombating Global

WarmingWarming An IMCAn IMC

PerspectivePerspective


7.7. Corporate GovernanceCorporate Governance

& Governance Forum& Governance Forum

8.8. Corporate SocialCorporate SocialResponsibilityResponsibility

9.9. Direct TaxationDirect Taxation

10.10. Education, InnovationEducation, Innovation& Commercial& Commercial

ExaminationExamination

11.11. Electronics & TeleElectronics & Tele--

communicationscommunications


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Experts Committeecontd

IMC-Overview


12.12. Finance & BankingFinance & Banking

13.13. Forum of AffiliatedForum of Affiliated

AssociationsAssociations

14.14. FMCG & ModernFMCG & Modern

TradeTrade

15.15. Health care:Health care: PharmaPharma

& Biotech& Biotech

16.16. HousingHousing

17.17. Human ResourceHuman Resource

DevelopmentDevelopment


18.18. IMC Court ofIMC Court of

Arbitration &Arbitration &

ConciliationConciliation

19.19. Indirect TaxationIndirect Taxation

20.20. IndustryIndustry

21.21. InformationInformation

Technology CellTechnology Cell22.22. InfrastructureInfrastructure

23.23. InsuranceInsurance

24.24. International TradeInternational Trade


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Experts Committeecontd

IMC-Overview


25.25. Law: Review, ReformsLaw: Review, Reforms

& Rationalisation& Rationalisation

26.26. MediationMediation

27.27. MembershipMembershipDevelopmentDevelopment

28.28. MumbaiMumbai DevelopmentDevelopment

29.29. MSMEMSME

30.30. NaviNavi MumbaiMumbai

31.31. Presidents AdvisoryPresidents Advisory

CouncilCouncil


32.32. Quality ImprovementQuality Improvement

& Technology& Technology

33.33. Renewable Energy /Renewable Energy /

EnergyEnergy

34.34. Sports, Media &Sports, Media &

EntertainmentEntertainment

35.35. Shipping & AviationShipping & Aviation

36.36. Technology andTechnology and

SecuritySecurity

37.37. Travel & TourismTravel & Tourism

(Medical Tourism)(Medical Tourism)

38.38. Young LeadersYoung LeadersForumForum


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Information Technology Cell

IMC-Activities & Services

Information Technology industry is one of the fastest growing

industries in the Indian Economy.

Indian Merchants' Chamber is serving the Information

Technology industry since 1998 through its InformationTechnology Committee

The IMC-IT CELL seeks to carry on an informed debate leading

to well-considered suggestions on issues concerning VISA,

ITES/BPO, Education and Training, E-governance, Softwarepiracy, Cyber laws, E-Commerce, Venture Capital, ISP,

Hardware & Software, Mobile Communication, Entertainment,

Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), and Information Technology

Industry in general.


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Anti Corruption Cell


Indian Merchants Chamber has set up the followingmachinery for banishing corruption from the countrys body

politic, by

(a) interacting with members,

(b) identifying issues,(c) studying, analyzing and developing responses; by

(d) disseminating information to business groups on laws, rules,

procedures, practices, rights and liabilities, & by carrying out

propaganda on the need to battle corruption on a wide front :

* An Anti-corruption Advisory Committee, with Mr Julio Ribeiro as

Chairman.


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IMC Court of Arbitration


IMC provides unique services to its members and others alikefor resolving all disputes and differences through its IMC

Court of Arbitration & Conciliation

This Institutionalized Alternate Dispute Resolution Forum was

started in the year 1985 & has been in the reckoning eversince.

With a view to assist the business community as well as

individuals, the Institution has framed its own Rules of

Arbitration and Conciliation.

The Awards passed under these Rules can be similarly

executed like decrees passed by the Court. Till date, none of

the awards passed by the IMC Court of Arbitration &

Conciliation has been challenged.


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Certificate of Origin (COO)


COO is one useful document in Import-Export Trade as itindicates that the goods, which are being exported, are actually

manufactured in a specific country mentioned therein.

This certificate is sent by the exporter to the importer & is

useful for claiming special concession, if any, on the importduty charged.

It ensures that banned articles do not go to the importing

country. Also, the certificate of origin ensures that the goods

have not been re-shipped by the exporter after importing fromsome other country.

Service Offered Charges for IMC Members (Rs.) Charges for Non IMC Members(Rs.)

Certificate of Origin (5 Copies) 80 100


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Certificate of Origin (COO)contd


Uses of Certificate of Origin to the Importer:

An importer gets quick delivery of goods from the customs

authorities.

An importer can claim special concession as regards payment

of tariff, if available.

An importer gets adequate proof about the origin of goods

imported.


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Visa Recommendation Letter


Indian Merchants Chamber issues Visa Recommendation

Letterto Exporters for Business purpose.

This facility can be availed only if the Company / Firm is aMember(Annual Subscriber of IMC)of the Merchants

Chamber.

Indian Merchants Chamber chargesR

s.200/- per Letter forSingle person


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Conduct Events (Example)

Date Title Venue Timing

10-Oct-2011 To 13-Oct-2011 4-Day Workshop for Trainingin Mediation

Walchand Hirachand Hall,4th Floor, IMC,

Churchgate Contactnumber :22046633 Ext

106 email:[email protected]

10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.

9-Jun-2011 Interactive Meeting with Mr.Arup Patnaik, Police

Commissioner, Mumbai

Walchand Hirachand Hall(4th Floor) IMC

5.30 p.m.

7-Jun-2011 Interactive meeting with Mr.Rahul Asthana, IAS,

Metropolitian Commissioner,MMRDA

Babubhai ChinaiCommittee Room (2nd

floor)

5.30 p.m.

3-Jun-2011 Interactive meeting with Mr.Nguyen Thanh Tan, H.E.

Vietnamese Ambassador toIndia

Walchand Hirachand Hall,4th Floor, IMC.

6.00 p.m. onwards



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Information ofExhibition & Conferences

(Worldwide)



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Certificate Courses


The Indian Merchants Chamber conducts the following Advanced

Certificate Courses :

ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN FOREIGN TRADE

ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN FINANCIAL SERVICES

ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN TAX LAWS

ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN SHIPPING & LOGISTICS


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Library Facilities


BOOKS:-collection of about 5,000 books.

-main focus on Commerce, Economics, Industry, Law,

Management, Banking & Taxation

PERIODICALS:-over 400 periodicals

NEWSPAPER CLIPPING FILES:

- the library subscribes to around 30 Indian newspapers-Important items from those newspapers are cut out & filed

topic-wise.

PAMPHLETS & BROCHURES:


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Library Facilitiescontd


DIRECTORIES:-contains about 150 items, these include trade directories

from India & other publications giving information about

commercial and industrial organizations, products,

production capacity, textile industry etc.

REPORTS:

-Over 200 reports of committees & commissions are

available.

-Annual reports of ministries and selected commercial

organizations are also maintained for reference.

CD-ROMs:

-the Library has a growing collection of CD-ROMs on

commercial topics.


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IMC-ERTF


The IMC Economic Research and Training Foundation(IMC-ERTF), the Research wing of the IMC, was established in

1959 to promote Applied Economic Research and Training.

ERTF facilitates effective interface between Government,Business, Trade and Industry through organization of seminars

& special training programmes on emerging economic issues.

With a view to promote holistic development of Trade,

Commerce & Industry, the IMC-ERTF undertakes sponsored

research, facilitates research & guides public policy on topics

of public interest.


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Hire of Conference Veneus


Venues are available for 10, 15, 25, 50, 100, 200, 300 people

to conduct

- Meetings,

- Seminars,

- Social Functions, etc.

Venues cost range from Rs. 3,500 to Rs. 20,000 for 3 Hours,

with nominal additional charges per extra hour


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