DIN is a unique identification number for directors of Indian companies. It is valid for the director’s lifetime and is required for all Indian directors irrespective of their citizenship. However, DIN is not mandatory for directors of foreign companies with only branch offices in India.
| List-I: Sections | List-II: Matters |
|---|---|
| (A) Sec. 227 | (I) Right of auditor to attend general meetings |
| (B) Sec. 226 | (II) Reading and inspection of auditor’s report |
| (C) Sec. 231 | (III) Qualifications and disqualifications of auditors |
| (D) Sec. 230 | (IV) Powers and duties of auditors |
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