Ranchi, Oct 29: In a major organizational move aimed at streamlining operations and strengthening advocacy for the trade and industrial sectors, the Federation of Jharkhand Chamber of Commerce and Industries (FJCCI) today announced the unanimous formation of 75 sub-committees for the current term.
The appointments were finalized during an Executive Committee meeting, establishing leadership across key economic, regulatory, and socio-commercial sectors in Jharkhand.
Highlighting the strategy behind the expansion, FJCCI President Tulsi Patel termed the formation a significant milestone toward increasing operational efficiency. He expressed confidence that each panel will actively highlight domain-specific challenges and work toward impactful solutions for local business communities.
Echoing this vision, Vice President Vikas Vijayvargiya noted that the sub-committees serve as an essential bridge between trade operators and administration to accelerate Chamber activities and resolve industry issues rapidly. General Secretary Rohit Agarwal and Spokesperson Vinita Singhania extended congratulations to the newly appointed chairpersons, urging them to participate enthusiastically in organizing activities throughout the year.
The newly constituted panels cover a wide spectrum of commerce and governance. Key appointments include Ram Bangad for Coordination with Government and Administration; Anil Agarwal, Ram Bangad, and Vikas Sinha for Business Exchange; Shashank Bhardwaj for Administrative Reform; Pankaj Saboo and Rohit Kumar for Agricultural Market Yard; Suresh Agarwal for Ahari; Nidhi Jhunjhunwala for Arbitration; Ramashankar Bagaria for AYUSH/Healthcare; Mahendra Jain for Banking; Utsav Parasar for Banquet; Kishor Mantri for Building Regularization; Anish Budhia for Bus Transport; Vikas Sahay for Capital Market and Investment; Arun Bhartia for Chamber Connect; Amit Kishor for Civic Amenities; and Dinesh Prasad Sahu alongside Shravan Rajgarhia for Civil Aviation.
Additionally, Raviraj Agarwal takes charge of Construction and Infrastructure; Sahitya Pawan for Coordination with Affiliated Bodies (Ranchi); Kunal Ajmani and Niranjan Sharma for Coordination with Political Entities; Prakash Agarwal for Coordination with Social Organizations; Manish Jain and Chandresh Bajaj for Corporate Affairs; Kamlesh Sancheti and Santosh Agarwal for Data Upgradation; JP Sharma and Pankaj Makkar for Direct Tax; Manoj Gupta, Paras Agarwal, and Rahul Barman for Education; Deepak Murarka for Electrical Trade; Ajay Bhandari for Energy; Dr. Anal Sinha for Environment; Anand Jalan for Film & Arts; and Rahil Zafar with Abhishek Agrawal for Fire & Disaster.
Other appointments include Pankaj Tiwari for FMCG & Durable Goods Trade; Subodh Chaudhary and Kushal Tekriwal for Food Safety; Tejvinder Singh for Forest & Timber; Navin Jain for Goods Transport; Kulwant Singh and Pramod Kumar for Government Contracting & Procurement; Ranjeet Garodia and Aditya Shah for Central GST; Jyoti Poddar and Deepak Patel for State GST; Dr. Abhishek Ramadhin for Health & Hospitals; Abhishek Nemani and Nikunj Modi for Heavy Earth-Moving Machinery; Nihit Gadodia and Pramila for Import-Export; Jyoti Kumari for Industry; Rajiv Sahay for IT; Pramod Saraswat for Labour & ESIC; Mukesh Agarwal for Land Reform; Shailesh Agarwal for Law and Order; Prem Shankar Mishra, Devesh Ajmani, and Anand Agarwal for Legal Affairs; and Aviraj Agarwal for Logistics Park.
The leadership further appointed Neha Patwari for Women’s Cottage Industries; Vikas Modi for Master Plan & Urban Development; Monika Goenka and Abhishek Kedia for Membership Extension; Ramendra Kumar and Bharat Poddar for Mining (Major Minerals); Nitesh Sharda and Rajesh Mahto for Mining (Minor Minerals); Neetu Singh for MSME; Manish Saraf for New Business Opportunities with AI; Rajiv Chatterjee for Outdoor Advertising; Jaswinder Singh and Anish Singh for Petroleum & Explosives; Kunal Vijayvargiya for Plastic Products & Recycling; Hemant Patel and Sanjay Dalania for Plywood & Glass; Mukesh Kumar for Pollution; Vivek Agarwal and Inderpal Saini for Railways; Alok Sarawgi and Amit Agarwal for Real Estate & Urban Development; Sandeep Patil for Renewable Energy; Aditya Sharma for Sanitary Merchants; Sanjay Patel for Sawmills & Wood-based Industries; Priyank Bhagat and Alok Kumar for Skill Development; Gautam Shahi, Sumit Kakkar, and Raj Kumar Agarwal for Sports; Alok Gera and Rahul Jain for Startups; Kishan Agarwal for Swachh Bharat & Plantation; Manmohan Mohta and Manoj Goyal for Promotion of Swadeshi; Harjit Singh Sweki for Telecommunication; Happy Kinger for Textile Trade; Rohan Chaudhary for Tourism; Mukesh Pandey and Rahul Sharma for Traffic; Mala Kujur and Manjul Kerketta for Tribal Business Development; Rajiv Chaudhary for Water Resources; Aastha Kiran for Women Entrepreneurship; and Vikas Jhajharia for Youth Connect.
The Chamber emphasized that all sub-committee heads will immediately begin setting operational priorities to bolster local commerce and address key sectoral demands across the state.
