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Will retail trade policy boost ease of doing business?

Retail is a major contributor to GDP and employment, and India is expected to be the third largest consumer market by 2030, after China and the US. Yet, the trade is undermined by difficulty of doing business. The Centre’s retail policy could change things. Mint explains:

Retail policy in final stages, to foster women's participation

Additionally, a national portal is also in the works that will function as a platform for retailers to apply and track multiple licenses required to open and operate retail stores

National Retail Trade Policy In Final Stages, Licensing Portal On Cards

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Possible announcement of national policy for GST registered traders

New Delhi, 23 April (Hindustan Times). The central government may soon announce the National Retail Trade Policy and Accident Insurance Scheme for traders | BLiTZ

Government will bring retail trade policy for ease of doing business

The government is working on bringing a 'National Retail Trade Policy' for brick-and-mortar retailers with a view to promote ease of doing business. | BLiTZ

Govt To Bring National Retail Trade Policy To Promote Ease Of Doing Business For Traders

Retail trade policy will prove to be a half-baked exercise without an e-commerce policy: CAIT

Traders' body Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) on Monday said that the National Retail Trade Policy will prove to be a half-baked exercise without an e-commerce policy and codified rules and regulations for e-commerce trade.CAIT .

Retail trade policy will prove to be a half-baked exercise without an e-commerce policy: CAIT