News Desk, News Nation 360 : In Kolkata, the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA) kicks off the second Vyapar Bengal Conclave. Vyapar Bengal is back with more vigour and ambition after the success of its first edition. With the subject "Egiye Bangla: Bengal Surges Ahead," the edition showcased the state's advancements in inclusive growth, sustainability, and innovation. Distinguished industry experts will lead five very entertaining sessions at Vyapar Bengal 2025 that will highlight significant advancements in the retail automobile business. Industry stakeholders will gain important insights from discussions on topics such as the GST Amnesty Scheme, SME IPO Opportunities, Financial Strategies for Two-Wheeler Dealerships, Regulatory Updates on CMV Rules, and the Future of Auto Retail. The event highlights West Bengal's commitment to technology, infrastructure, and green mobility by bringing together more than 400 industry professionals to discuss significant developments in automotive retail. Their distinguished visitors, Snehasis Chakraborty, Hon'ble Cabinet Minister for Transport, Government of West Bengal, and Shrawan Kumar, Chief Commissioner of the Customs & GST Department, Ministry of Finance, Government of India, led the first session. Senior leadership from FADA also attended the session, including Saharsh Damani, CEO of FADA; C.S. Vigneshwar, President of FADA; Pradeep Agarwal, Treasurer of FADA and Chairperson of FADA Two-Wheeler Vertical; and Rohit Chowdhury, Chairperson of FADA West Bengal. Commenting on Vyapar Bengal, FADA West Bengal State Chairperson, Mr Rohit Chowdhury stated that a major turning point in West Bengal's automotive retail history, Vyapar Bengal 2025 brings together leaders of the sector to discuss new prospects and challenges. The state has enormous growth potential due to its changing customer base and infrastructure improvements. In addition to serving as a forum for conversations, this conclave is a calculated move to give dealers the knowledge and resources they need to succeed in a market that is changing quickly.
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