Corporate entities have been tasked with securing safety, health standards, protecting and promoting environment in all of the business processes.

Being compliant in these regards, certainly, provides conducive atmosphere for the people at work, contributes towards corporate governance, ensures considerable credibility, cultivates competitive edge and protects entities from risks and penalties. Laws other than labour and fiscal laws are classified as Industrial Laws for compliance purpose.

Business start-up, maintenance and development invariably demand numerous registrations / licensing that stem from the nature of business interventions, form of ownership, and business location. Proceeding with operations without the necessary registration / license/permit is illegal and puts the business owner at risk for permanent closure, heavy penalties and interest.

To legally operate in India, most of the businesses call for more than one license / registration / permit and the business owners have to deal with Central, State and even civic bodies to obtain such licenses. The process, often, is found tedious, voluminous, expensive, time- consuming and at times frustrating.