In the operations of the organisation, directors play a crucial role. The
corporation appoints directors, each of whom performs in a unique way. They have been granted various powers since they play a crucial role in the efficient operation of the organisation, but there are also some constraints to preventing the abuse of such rights. The directors are an integral part of any company. There are certain responsibilities in the Company which only a director can perform. The Act dealing with matters related to directors is the Companies Act, of 2013. Shareholders of the Company appoint these
directors, and the qualification and disqualification of directors are mentioned in the AOA of the Company. A strict bar of five years is given to allow a person of appropriate qualifications to represent the Company.