The Arunachal Electronic and Digital Media Association (AEDMA) in collaboration with the Directorate of Information and Public Relations (DIPR) recently organized a one-day workshop on ‘Company and GST Matters’ for its members at Soochna Bhawan in Naharlagun. The workshop, held on Wednesday, was a prelude to AEDMA’s 14th Foundation Day and aimed to sensitize digital media house owners and management representatives to various statutory compliances related to company registration, GST, and income tax regulations. Special emphasis was laid on the timely filing of board resolutions, GST returns, and income tax returns in compliance with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) regulations, which remain one of the key criteria for empanelment and renewal of empanelment with the state government.
AEDMA’s financial advisor and senior chartered accountant, Ramesh Chandra Roy, delivered an insightful session on company law, GST provisions, taxation, and regulatory compliance, addressing queries from the participants. Director of Information and Public Relations Gijum Tali commended AEDMA for organizing the unique and informative workshop, stressing the need for unity and cooperation among media bodies to strengthen the media fraternity in the state. IPR Deputy Director Denga Bengia briefed the participants on the Arunachal Pradesh Print and Digital Advertisement Policy, 2025, highlighting the criteria for the empanelment of media houses and the accreditation of journalists.
He urged media organizations to maintain high standards of journalism and ensure the publication of quality news content. AEDMA President J.T Tagam expressed gratitude to the Directorate of Information and Public Relations for extending its support in organizing the workshop. Tagam also invited media professionals to attend the AEDMA Conclave 2026, scheduled to be held on 29 July at the State Banquet Hall, Itanagar, to mark the association’s 14th Foundation Day.
