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Session on excise and customs

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Kochi, Nov. 14

The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Kerala State Office is organising an interactive session on central excise and customs here on November 22 at Hotel Renaissance. The objective of the session is to highlight procedural issues and concerns of the industry relating to central excise and customs. The programme will provide an opportunity for delegates to interact with senior officials and to redress their grievances.

Mr N. Sasidharan, Chief Commissioner, Central Excise; Mr K.S. Nair, Chief Commissioner, Customs; Mr M. Vinod Kumar, Commissioner, Central Excise; and Mr D.D. Ingty, Commissioner Customs; along with other senior officials will participate in this interactive session. For registration, please contact CII Kochi office at the telephone number: 0484 - 4012300.

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