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To keep the eTendering process effective there are some basic guidelines and rules of tendering that must be followed. The government portals for tenders (CPPP and GeM) were launched with the objective of being the single portal where all government departments and ministries can announce their procurement requirements. As such, to keep the tendering process fair, here are the top four general principles of tendering that usually can be said about the tendering process in India.
Last updated on: Jun 30, 2023
Ever wondered what happens to borrowers when they are unable to repay a business loan EMI? This is not an unusual situation as many times borrowers default on loan repayments. In this article, we take a look at the how defaulting business loan EMI can impact your creditworthiness and business, the steps lenders can take in such situations, and how you can avoid being a defaulter.
Last updated on: Jun 30, 2023
The new classification of MSMEs in India has been announced to meet the changing market and economic needs. The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises sector is pivotal to the country’s economic growth. With the recent challenges and impact of the pandemic, the definition of MSME was revised to extend its benefit to more business. Let us take a look at the revised MSME classification, how it has changed, why it has changed, and how it will impact MSMEs in future.
Last updated on: Jun 17, 2024
Updated: 21 May 2024 Air waybill or AWB in shipping is one of the most important document businesses need for goods transportation. It’s a non-negotiable, legally binding contract, usually issued by the logistics or air carrier company, that confirms the consignment and provides details on the seller, buyer, and airline involved in air cargo movement. It helps businesses to track the status and location of the air cargo and brings transparency and efficiency to the overall process.
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