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of <h1>Rule 8B: Company Names Can't Use Terms Like 'Authority' or 'President' Without Central Government Approval.</h1> Rule 8B of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014, mandates that certain words or expressions cannot be used in a company's name without prior approval from the Central Government. These include terms like Board, Commission, Authority, National, Union, and Republic, among others. Additionally, words such as President, Prime Minister, Minister, and Governor, as well as terms associated with government schemes or authorities, also require approval. This rule ensures that company names do not misleadingly imply association with governmental bodies or functions without proper authorization.
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