Licenses And Certifications 22 September 2026
India's Trade, Healthcare and MSME Updates: Licences, Rules, Digital Growth
India sees a wave of regulatory and digital shifts: RNFI Services secured a perpetual forex licence to handle trade remittances, Nagaland lifted NOC requirements for health workers, and Modi's reforms continue to underpin MSME digital integration. A Supreme Court review of a historic Coca‑Cola trademark licence and clarifications on Udyam registration further shape the business climate, while Delhi faces criticism over lax PG accommodation fire safety rules.
- RNFI Services expands forex licence – The NSE‑listed firm now holds a perpetual licence, allowing it to process trade remittances without renewal hassles. Read more
- Nagaland drops NOC rules for healthcare practitioners – The state removes the need for a No‑Objection Certificate, easing practice entry for medical professionals. Read more
- Digital foundations boost MSME growth – Initiatives like Digital India, GST, Udyam registration, Aadhaar and UPI are driving MSMEs into new markets. Read more
- Supreme Court reviews Coca‑Cola trademark licence – The court examines an interim injunction in a 1994 non‑exclusive licence agreement between Coca‑Cola and GBC. Read more
- Udyam registration stays valid – The MSME certificate does not expire and requires no renewal, simplifying compliance for businesses. Read more
- Delhi's PG accommodation fire safety scrutiny – Experts highlight regulatory gaps after a fire, urging stricter NOC and licence enforcement. Read more
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