Company Registration 17 September 2026
India Corporate & Exam Updates: Disqualifications, Secretarial Moves, KMAT Admit Card
The Mumbai civic body awarded a Rs 14‑crore trash‑barrier contract to a firm previously disqualified, while several Indian companies announced secretarial resignations and new appointments, including Sai Silks, Kanohar Electricals, Sayaji Hotels, Ramky Infrastructure, and Brooks Laboratories. The Telangana High Court postponed a disqualification ruling against MLA Danam Nagender, and the KMAT 2026 admit cards have been released for aspiring MCA candidates.
Key developments
- Mumbai BMC approved a Rs 14 crore trash‑barrier deal with a firm that had earlier been disqualified over a desilting case. Read more
- Sai Silks (Kalamandir) announced its company secretary’s resignation, raising questions about compliance handling. Details
- Kanohar Electricals appointed Neha as company secretary and compliance officer, filing the change with NSE and BSE. Source
- Sayaji Hotels named Prakash Bhatore as CS and compliance officer, approved by its board. Info
- Ramky Infrastructure hired Pooja Kachalia as company secretary, adding legal expertise. Link
- Brooks Laboratories accepted the resignation of its CS, Krutika Rane, and notified exchanges. Read
- Telangana High Court deferred the verdict on MLA Danam Nagender’s disqualification plea to September 18. Report
- KMAT 2026 admit cards are now available for download, confirming exam dates and venues. Details
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