Important Regulatory Bodies in India

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Important Regulatory Bodies in India
#1. RBI – Reserve Bank of India
Sector: Banking & Finance, Monetary Policy
Head: Governor – Urjit Patel
Headquarters: Mumbai

#2. SEBI – Securities and Exchange Board of India
Sector: Securities (Stock) & Capital Market
Head: Chairman – Ajay Tyagi
Headquarters: Mumbai

#3. IRDAI – Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority
Sector: Insurance
Head: Chairman – Subhash Chandra Khuntia
Headquarters: Hyderabad

#4. PFRDA – Pension Fund Regulatory & Development Authority
Sector: Pension
Head: Chairman – Hemant G Contractor
Headquarters: New Delhi

#5. NABARD – National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development
Sector: Financing Rural Development
Head: Chairman – Harsh Kumar Bhanwala
Headquarters: Mumbai

#6. SIDBI – Small Industries Development Bank of India
Sector: Financing Micro, Small and Medium-Scale Enterprises
Head: Chairman – Mohammad Mustafa
Headquarters: Lucknow

#7. NHB – National Housing Bank
Sector: Financing Housing
Head: MD & CEO – Sriram Kalyanaraman
Headquarters: New Delhi

#8. TRAI – Telecom Regulatory Authority of India
Sector: Telecommunication & Tariffs
Head: Chairman – Ram Sewak Sharma
Headquarters: New Delhi

#9. CBFC – Central Board of Film Certification
Sector: Film/TV Certification & Censorship
Head: Chairman – Prasoon Joshi
Headquarters: Mumbai

#10. FSDC – Financial Stability and Development Council
Sector: Financial Sector Development
Head: Chairman (Finance Minister, GOI) – Arun Jaitley
Headquarters: New Delhi

#11. FSSAI – Food Safety and Standards Authority of India
Sector: Food
Head: Chairman – Ashish Bahuguna
Headquarters: New Delhi

#12. BIS – Bureau of Indian Standards
Sector: Standards & Certification
Head: Director General –Surina Rajan
Headquarters: New Delhi

#13. ASCI – Advertising Standards Council of India
Sector: Advertising
Head: Chairman – Abanti Sankaranarayanan
Headquarters: Mumbai

#14. BCCI – Board of Control for Cricket in India
Sector: Cricket
Head: President – C K Khanna
Secretary – Amitabh Chaudhary
Headquarters: Mumbai

#15. AMFI – Association of Mutual Funds
Sector: Mutual Funds
Head: C. V. R. Rajendran
Headquarters: Mumbai

#16. EEPC – Engineering Export Promotional Council of India
Sector: Trade and Investment
Head: Chairman –  Ravi Sehgal
Vice Chairman – Arun Kumar Garodia
Headquarters:  Kolkata

#17. EICI – Express Industry Council of India
Sector: Trade
Head: Chairman – R. S. Subramanian
Headquarters: Mumbai

#18. FIEO – Federation of Indian Export Organisation
Sector: Export
Head: Ganesh Kumar Gupta
Headquarters: Mumbai

#19. INSA – Indian National Shipowners’ Association
Sector: Shipping
Head: President – Capt. Anoop Kumar Sharma
Headquarters: Mumbai

#20. ICC – India Chemical Council
Sector: Manufacturing
Head: Mr. Ravi Kapoor
Headquarters: Mumbai

#21. ISSDA – Indian Stainless Steel Development Association
Sector: Growth and Development
Head: Mr. K.K. Pahuja
Headquarters: Haryana

#22. NASSCOM – National Association of Software and Service Companies
Sector: IT
Head: Debjani Ghosh
Headquarters: Noida, UP

#23. MAIT – Manufacturers’ Association for Information Technology
Sector: IT
Head: Nitin Kunkolienker
Headquarters: New Delhi

#24. OPPI – Organisation Of Plastic Processors of India
Sector: Manufacturing
Head: President – Achal Thakkar
Vice President – Dharmendra Gandhi
Headquarters: Mumbai

#25. PEPC – Project Exports Promotion Council of India
Sector: Trade
Head: Chairman – Rajan Malhotra
Headquarters: New Delhi

#26. TEMA – Telecom Equipment Manufacturer Association of India
Sector: – Telecom
Head: President – Prof. Goyal
Headquarters –  New Delhi

#27. NITI - National Institution for Transforming  India 
Sector - Planing 
Head : Chairman Mr.  Narendra Modi 
CEO: Amitabh kant
Headquarters : Delhi 

#28. BSNL-Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd
Head: Chairman and MD Anupam shrivastava
Headquarters: New Delhi

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