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· The Quality Council of India is an independent National Accreditation Body (NAB) in India which regulated the maintenance of Quality across different industries in India. The QCI was established in 1997 with a tagline and vision ‘Creating an Ecosystem for Quality’. · The QCI was registered under the Societies Registration Act of 1860 after the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), under the Ministry of Commerce and industry, submitted its recommendations on the formulation of such a council that would look after quality management in industrial fields and not only laboratory practices.
Which of the following is true about SR Equity Shares (Superior Voting rights) that can be listed on stock exchange at IFSC
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Which entity is responsible for providing liquidity support to an IFSC Banking Unit (IBU) under the IFSCA (Banking) Regulations 2020?
The National Infrastructure Pipeline was launched with 6,835 infrastructure projects with a projected infrastructure investment of _________.
The India-UK Infrastructure Financing Bridge (UKIIFB) aims to boost collaboration in what sector?
A company may raise funds from various sources as equity. Which of the following funds raised by a company would be classified as Quasi Equity and not p...
Who has the power to give directions under IFSCA Act?
What are the five key areas of competitiveness evaluated by the GFCI?
Which country was among the major sources of FDI inflows to India between April and July 2024?
According to the IFSCA Circular on Fees for BATF Service Providers (July 2024), what is the annual fee for BATF service providers with between 500 and 1...
What is the size of the loan corpus under the 'Vivad Se Vishwas 2.0' scheme for MSMEs launched in 2024?
