The Central Silk Board (CSB), under the Ministry of Textiles, governs the promotion, development, and regulation of the silk industry in India. Registration with the Indian Silk Board ensures that businesses comply with quality standards and receive support in the form of subsidies, technical assistance, and market development programs. It is essential for businesses looking to capitalize on the growing demand for Indian silk in domestic and international markets.

Documents Required:

• PAN Card: PAN card of the business entity or proprietor.
• Business Registration Certificate: Proof of the business’s legal entity, such as a certificate of incorporation or partnership deed.
• Import Export Code (IEC): A copy of the IEC certificate.
• Bank Certificate: A certificate from the bank confirming the business’s account details.
• Indian Silk Board Application Form: Filled and signed application form.
• List of Products: A detailed list of the silk products being produced or processed.
• Quality Certification (if available): Any certificates related to the quality or authenticity of the silk products.
• Address Proof: Recent utility bill, rent agreement, or property ownership documents of the registered office.