"There may still be worries and hiccups, and companies may have their grievances. They are free to put forward their suggestions. The Corporate Affairs ministry has an open mind, Alok Samantarai, regional director of the Corporate Affairs Ministry said at a CII session here today.
Samantarai also called upon large corporates to set examples for smaller businesses and become role models.
"They need to set visibly good examples to bring in a refreshing change in the way business is done in the country. That will in turn not only improve ease of doing business in country, but will also attract greater interest from the investors community across the world," he said.
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