According to the MCA Guidelines on Company, a name that falls in one of the following criteria will frequently not be made available in the following situations:

It is at conflict with the organization's primary objectives, which are outlined in its memorandum of association. This does not imply that all names have to describe the things they are named after. However, if the name suggests a company in any way, it should be consistent with those objectives.
Unless the name clearly alludes to one or more particular financial operations, such as investments, loans, etc., the company's principal activity is finance.
It contains any word that offends a certain demographic.
The suggested name is an exact translation from English to Hindi of the name of an existing business, particularly one with a good reputation.
The suggested name is literally similar to the name of the current business.
The name is merely generic, such as Cotton Textile Mills Ltd. or Silk Manufacturing Ltd., rather than specific, such as Calcutta Cotton Textiles Mills Ltd., but it contains phrases like "co-operative" or words that equate to this phrase in the regional languages of the country.

You can check the status of the company registration by following the instructions below:

Step 1: Go to the MCA website.

Step 2: Go to the ‘MCA Services tab. Then ‘View Company/LLP Master Data.

Step 3: Enter the company’s CIN. Enter the captcha code. Click on ‘Submit’.

Starting on February 23, 2020, all new businesses must use the web tool SPICe+ to submit an application for name and incorporation reservation. Company names may be reserved in SPICe+ Part A. Parts A and B should be filled out with the necessary information if the applicant wants to submit a single application for a name, incorporation, and other integrated services. To change a name, the web service RUN (Reserve Unique Name) must be used.

According to Rule 27 of the Companies (Management & Administration) Regulations 2014, A Listed Company or a Company with More Than 1000 Shareholders Should Maintain Records in Electronic Format. However, all other Companies must maintain statutory records throughout their life in the form of registers, minutes, etc.

After incorporation, a company's office address may be changed at any time.

No. After the company is registered, it must open a company bank account. Capital can then be deposited into the account at any day within two months of incorporation.

Companies are registered with the ROC, a government office. With the exception of Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, all States have a single ROC office. Companies in Maharashtra are registered with the ROCs in Mumbai & Pune. Companies in Tamilnadu are incorporated at the ROCs in Chennai and Coimbatore. There is just one ROC office in each of the other States, including Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and so on.