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The Sugar Development Fund (SDF) was established in the year 1982 to provide monetary support to the sugar industry. Set up under the Sugar Development Fund Act, the SDF allows sugar mills to obtain loans at nominal rates of interest. IFCI, a public NBFC is a nodal agency for the disbursement of SDF loans to private or public sector factories. For the cooperative sector, loans are routed through the National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC). Objective of SDF The objective of the fund is to offer financial assistance to tackle problems like Low yield Outdated machinery Low consumption Short crushing season of sugarcane crop Cyclical nature of the sugar sector Loan Schemes Available in SDF Modernisation and rehabilitation of the factory Cane development in an area near factory: Extended for setting up any of the following facilities: Heat treatment plant Seed nursery Drip irrigation system Bagasse-based cogeneration power projects undertaken by a factory Production of molasses-based ethanol or anhydrous alcohol Conversion of an ethanol production plant as Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) plant General Process to Avail Loan from SDF Step 1 – Application submission: Factories make the applications to the standing committee of relevant government officers formed under the SDF act. Applications for all categories of SDF loans are available online at the website https://dfpd.gov.in/ Step 2 – Application registration: All applications will be registered date-wise in the respective SDF divisions. Due priority is given for factories from cooperative or private sectors. Step 3 – Consideration of sub-committee: The standing committee has the discretion to appoint sub-committees to improve efficiency. The applications will first be considered by relevant sub-committee. Factory representatives may be invited to answer queries or make presentations. Step 4 – Consideration of standing committee: The standing committee will scrutinise the recommendations of the sub-committee regarding Sugar Development Fund loan Step 5 – Government approval: Sanctioned loans receive administrative approval for release of funds. The approval usually includes a list of stipulated conditions to be met by the factory. Step 6 – Loan disbursement: Based on the type of loan, funds may be released in one or more instalments after a request is received by the nodal agency (NCDC or IFCI) from the factory. Step 7 – Monitoring: The nodal agencies will continue to monitor the utilisation of loans after disbursement. Specific Conditions and Eligibility Criteria No outstanding loans for the purpose applied for No default on any other Levy Sugar Price Equalisation Fund (LSPEF) or Sugar Development Fund loan Security may be presented as either A bank guarantee from a scheduled bank Mortgage on movable/immovable properties of the sugar mill SDF loans are extended at an annual interest of 2% below bank rate (as per RBI) There are some specific conditions for each category of loan as well. Modernisation and rehabilitation loan: Factory involved in cane crushing process for at least three years Approval from a scheduled bank or a financial institution for monetary assistance Not applicable for refinancing, cost overrun, purchase of second-hand machinery or Project started prior to the date of application Cane development: Applications to be submitted to the relevant state government authority. After due consideration, the application shall be sent to the standing committee of the SDF. 10% contribution from the sugar mill as margin money for the project Loan disbursal only through respective state governments A tripartite agreement between the sugar factory, central and state governments Bagasse-based cogeneration power project: 2500 TCD installed capacity Applicant must visualise marketable surplus generation of power Approval from a scheduled bank or a financial institution for monetary assistance Greenfield projects are also eligible for the generation of exportable surplus power Not applicable for refinancing, cost overrun, purchase of second-hand machinery or Project started prior to the date of application Ethanol or anhydrous alcohol production: Not applicable for refinancing, cost overrun, purchase of second-hand machinery or Project started prior to the date of application Approval from a scheduled bank or a financial institution for monetary assistance Documents Required For all categories except cane development loan, applicants must submit Filled application form and respective annexure Detailed project report Technical feasibility report A financial appraisal report from a scheduled bank or financial institution English version of sanction letter from a scheduled bank or financial institution Acknowledgement from the relevant authority for the application of the following: No Objection Certificate(NOC) from respective Pollution Control Board(PCB) Environmental Impact Assessment Clearance For cane development loan, applicants must submit Filled in Application Form-III Relevant project document Recommendation from the respective state government Letter issued by state government forwarding relevant documents of the project Quantum of Assistance and Pattern of Repayment Sugar Development Fund loan type Assistance available Disbursement pattern Repayment pattern Modernisation and rehabilitation Promoter’s contribution: Minimum 10% of the project cost SDF loan: Max.40% of the eligible project cost A loan from bank/FI: Remaining cost of the project Either lumpsum or two equal instalments Repayable in a maximum period of 5 years after 5 years from the date of disbursement Cane development SDF loan: Max.90% of total project cost (total project cost capped at Rs.6 crores) Sugar factory contribution: At least 10% of the project cost Two annual instalments Repayment within 7 years after disbursal, including 3 year moratorium Bagasse cogeneration project Promoter’s contribution: Minimum 10% of the project cost SDF loan: Max.40% of the eligible cost for Brownfield project; Max.20% of the eligible cost for a Greenfield project A loan from bank/FI: Remaining cost of the project Either lumpsum or two equal instalments Repayable in a maximum period of 5 years after 3 years from the date of disbursement Ethanol or anhydrous alcohol production Promoter’s contribution: Minimum 10% of the project cost SDF loan: Max.40% of the eligible cost for Brownfield project; Max.20% of the eligible cost for a Greenfield project A loan from bank/FI: Remaining cost of the project Either lumpsum or two equal instalments Repayable in a maximum period of 4 years after 1 year from date of disbursement Conversion to ZLD plant Promoter’s contribution: Minimum 10% of the

Odisha Record of Rights is an extract from the land records registers held by the Revenue Department of State Government. ROR contains complete information regarding the land property and history of holders of land. This revenue document is a crucial indicator of the legal status of a property. The Odisha Record of Rights (ROR) register is maintained in the Revenue Department for every village separately. Government issues certified copies of entries in the record of rights to residents of Odisha. Importance of Odisha Records of Rights Odisha Records of Rights (ROR) certifies the real owner of a land This land record – ROR is beneficial to detect false claim on the lands Usage of a certified copy of records of rights or extract of ROR avoids land grabbing Odisha record of rights can be used in court litigations related to property Records of Rights will help holder to avoid any legal hassles in the future Uses of Odisha Records of Rights In Odisha, ROR is used to check the ownership of an ancestral land or any other land. Extracts of ROR can be used to get details of land type, and the variety of activities carried out on land. Odisha ROR is a vital document to obtain information regarding an agricultural aspect of the land and its surrounding areas ROR is required at Registrar’s office when sale transaction of land (mutation) is being done. Odisha record of rights is one of the mandatory documents to raise farm creditor to get a loan from a bank. The court needs land record proofs in case of any civil litigation. Extract of ROR-IB can be produced for this purpose. It is mandatory to check the property card of the seller and ensure his/her ownership of the area while buying property Buyer has to verify the purchase of the land (ROR) on which the flat is being constructed in case of buying flats. Attributes in Odisha Records of Rights The Odisha Records of Rights extract contains the following information about land or property. Changes in ownership Type of irrigation (irrigated kind or rainfed nature) Nature and limits of owner’s rights and conditions Mutation numbers Type of soil (agricultural or non-agricultural) Survey number of the land Area of the earth – Fit for cultivation Details of charges of attachment and decrees under the order of the civil court or revenue authorities Details pending loans for buying seeds, pesticides or fertilisers Information about the type of crops planted in the last cultivating season Aspects of pending litigations, if any The field in possession of each landholder and the classification of each area are entered from the Dag Chitha Aspects of tax paid and unpaid Details of loan taken by the land occupant Check Odisha ROR online Step 1: Visit the Home page of the Bhulekh portal. Step 2: Select the view ROR option from the menu bar, and then click on “Your ROR 1B” to view your ROR details. Step 3:Select District Name, village name, Tahasil RI circle from the drop-down menu. Select khatian/Tenant/Plot details from the drop-down menu. Eligibility Criteria- The certified copy of Odisha records of the rights will be granted only if there is no dispute regarding its ownership and the concerned land should not Odisha Government land or assigned land belonging to the Government. Time Frame- Certified copy of Odisha records of the rights will be issued within 30 days from the date of application. Applicable Fee- The fee structure for obtaining the certified copy of Odisha Records of Rights is explained in details below. S.No Services Amount 1 Service Charges of the kiosk Operator Rs.8 2 Printing Charges Rs.10 3 Scanning Charges Rs.5 4 Certificate Output Charges Rs.10 5 DeGS charges Rs.2 6 The Government fees and User costs Rs.30 Application Processing Time- The certified copy of Records of Rights will be issued within three days from the date of application. Prescribed Authority- Revenue and Disaster Management, Government of Odisha, is the concerned department for the issuance of Odisha Records of rights. The applicant requesting for the certified copy of ROR should apply to the Tahsildar of the concerned Tahasil which is the competent authority. Documents Required-Below-mentioned documents must be furnished to apply for Odisha ROR (Records of Rights). Ration Card Proof of Identify – Voter ID Proof of Address – Aadhaar Card Proof of ownership of property Land Tax Encumbrance certificate Evidence for Income Sources – Income certificate Applying ROR through District Revenue Office Guidelines for applying the certified copy of records of rights through the District Revenue Office is described in detail here. Approach District Revenue Office Step 1: Applicant needs to visit the District Revenue Office to apply for the extract of ROR through offline mode. Submit an Application Step 2:  Applicant has to submit an application in the prescribed format for the certified copy of records of rights. Fill the Odisha ROR application form duly according to the norms. Step 3:Submit all other required documents to the concerned office along with application form.    Get Acknowledgement Receipt Step 4: Obtain an acknowledgement slip with the unique application number for records of rights application. Keep it safe for future reference. Step 5: Once the application for certified copy of ROR has been submitted; the concerned authority will process the ROR application. Enquiry by the Revenue officer Step 6: Land records enquiry will be conducted for verifying the details of immovable properties. Obtain Records of Rights After local investigation and the request for records of rights have been approved, the concerned revenue officer will issue the extract of ROR. Revisit the office and provide the unique application number. You can collect the Odisha records of rights, and it can be used for the purpose mentioned above. Applying for Odisha records of rights through CSC centre Procedure to get certified copy of Odisha records of rights through CSC centre is explained in detail below. Approach CSC centre Step 1: Applicant needs to approach the nearest CSC centre for obtaining a certified copy of Odisha ROR. Submit an

The Metrology Act of 2009 is in charge of defining and enforcing weights and measures standards and regulating commerce and trade in weights, measurements, and other items sold or supplied through the medium of weight, measure, or numbers. This Act applies to the whole country. The Act’s registration may be referred to as Legal Metrology Registration or Legal Metrology Packaged Commodity Licence.  Every pre-packaged item is subject to the Legal Metrology Act. The international units of measurement, which identify the following basic units, must be used. (i) Metre in length; (ii) Weight – kilogramme; (iii) Second in time; (iv) Amperes of electric current (v) Kelvin thermodynamic temperature; (vi) Candela luminous intensity; and (vii) Quantity of material – mole Benefits of Legal Metrology Certificate Measurement is essential in everyday business processes. A need for efficient commerce is that it be transparent and achieve a balance between traders and consumers. Some of the highlighted benefits of a Legal Metrology certificate are as follows: Reduction in Transaction charges- Poor measuring procedures are frequently expensive and time-consuming. The negative impact affects both enterprises and consumers. Poor measuring techniques can have a high cost in terms of lengthy judicial challenges and legal fights. It will also harm the company’s reputation and stability. However, when measures are taken precisely & correctly, in accordance with all of the requirements of the Legal Metrology Act, it saves money & time. Supporting Trade- The Legal Metrology Act is in charge of monitoring any illegal or unfair trading practices. This Act seeks to ensure that measuring instruments are in excellent working order and that they can perform their intended function while meeting international standards. Government Revenue Collection- The government generates money through excise fees paid on goods manufactured, sold, imported, and exported, as well as measurement taxes. The Legal Metrology Act assures that no injustice is done to the government or businesses regarding tax collection. The margin produced by a proportion of mass commodities can account for a significant share of both export and national pay, particularly in items such as lumber, rice, coffee, palm oil, coal, iron mineral, gold, jewels, and natural gas. Lowers Trade Technical Barriers- The Legal Metrology Act lowers the limitation of technical impediments while promoting measuring confidence & clarity. A reduction in the number of obstacles boosts national morale and encourages citizens to engage in the global trade system, resulting in increased national economic growth. Using the Legal Metrology Act, a merchant can eliminate unnecessary hurdles in adopting & applying technical laws, standards, & conformity evaluation procedures. Gain Customer’s Trust- When a consumer learns they are obtaining a product that has been validated in accordance with particular norms and regulations, it increases their trust in the entrepreneur, ultimately leading to a successful trading connection. What is Legal Metrology Certificate in India? An importer that pre-packages imports items and afterwards distribute or sells them needs supervision from a department that can monitor the import’s quality. The Legal Metrology Department is that department, and it performs the aforementioned control by granting LMPC Certificates. The entire version of LMPC is the Legal Metrology Packaged Commodities Act, which oversees the certification procedure. A legal Metrology certificate, often known as an import licence, must be requested within 90 days after beginning the import. Eligibility Criteria for Legal Metrology Certificates Declarations that an importer must make before bringing goods into India. Any importer must conform with the Legal Metrology Packaged commodity or Legal Metrology certificate requirements, established in 2011, so give necessary declarations before beginning the import. The declarations are as follows: Product’s country of origin Manufacturer information, including address and name Manufacturer’s address The month and year that the product was made. The year in which the product will be imported. The range of statements, however, would vary based on the nature of the commodity. Food product declarations, for example, might differ from declarations made for electronic or electrical items. Process of Obtaining Legal Metrology Certificate Obtain an Importer License application from the LMPC. Complete the application form Please provide any needed documentation. Submit the application and the LMPC certificate cost to the LMPC. Get the permit. Legal Metrology Certificate Exemptions To import any pre-packaged items into the nation, an LMPC certificate registration is required. However, there are certain exceptions to these norms. The following are the exceptions: Commodities having a net weight or measure of 10 grammes or 10 millilitres or less  Agricultural products packaged in quantities of more than 50 kg Packages comprising fast food products that have been packaged by a restaurant or hotel Drugs Price Control Order, 1995 packages containing formulas Furthermore, the Legal Metrology requirements will not apply to the following packages intended for retail sale, according to the LPMC Act: Packages containing items weighing 25 kg or 25 litres, except cement and fertilisers, are offered in 50-kilogramme bags. Packaged commodities intended for industrial or institutional users. Legal Metrology Certificate Renewal The renewal application must be submitted a minimum of thirty days prior to the last date of the original licence, according to Rule 11 of the Legal Metrology Enforcement Rules 2011. The processes for renewing a Legal Metrology Certificate are as follows: The applicant submits a renewal application to the appropriate Legal Metrology Department. The application is filed and sent with all the relevant information and the appropriate fee. The Assistant Controller of Legal Metrology receives the application. The Assistant Controller reviews the renewal application, and then an officer is assigned to check the applicant’s premises. The inspector performs inspections and submits inspection reports and suggestions to the Department, which are then forwarded to the Assistant Controller. The Assistant Controller considers such recommendations as well as the renewal application. The Assistant Controller then forwards their proposal to the Legal Metrology Department’s Deputy Controller/Controller for acceptance or rejection of the applicant’s renewal application. The Deputy Controller/Controller evaluates the recommendation and, if satisfied, grants the applicant a signed renewal legal metrology certificate/licence. FAQs What is a Weight and Measure Certificate? A Weight and Measure Certificate is an

Public Financial Management System (PFMS) is a web-based ​ application for payment, accounting and reconciliation of Government transactions and integrates various existing standalone systems. It is an online transaction system for fund management and e-payment to implementing agencies and other beneficiaries. PFMS is a single platform for payment, accounting and reconciliation of Government transactions. Objectives The objective of the Public Financial Management System (PFMS) is to establish an efficient fund flow system and expenditure network. The PFMS also provides various stakeholders with a reliable and meaningful management information system and an effective decision support system. The online payment and accounting system is being proposed through this portal for all the non-plan expenditure. The payment process in PFMS starts at Programme Division level. It moves further through Drawings and Disbursing Officer to Pay and Accounts Office for making payment directly to the bank account of the beneficiary.  Benefits under PFMC It facilitates the beneficiaries with the online information of bank balances to provide “just in time” provision of funds to the implementing agencies. This system facilitates with E-Payment to the ultimate beneficiaries. The Decision Support System (DSS) that supports various decision-making levels including operational level decisions and tactical level decisions of programme managers. The use of PFMS has made mandatory for the payment, accounting and reporting under Direct Benefit Transfer. No payments under the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) schemes are to be processed, unless the electronic payment files for the payments that are received through the PFMS system. The copies of sanction orders will be available in pdf format for the State users. The utilization can be monitored by State Departments for the Schemes where Funds received from the Government of India is further transferred to Implementing Agencies (IAs) such as State Health/ Education Societies using PFMS-CBS Interface. The PFMS progress towards the wide integrated financial management system as a comprehensive payment, receipt and accounting system. The main purpose of the PFMS is to improve the financial management/ programme, reduce the float in the financial systems by enabling the “just in time” and also the government borrowings with the direct impact on interest cost. Bank Interface The PFMS-Core Banking Solution Interface expedites the online validation process of beneficiaries, and Agencies bank account details. The electronic payment files ar​_e generated through PFMS for 3 modes of payments, viz. Print payment Advice (PPA), Corporate Internet Banking (CINB) and Digital Signature Certificate (DSC). PFMS–CBS interface is operational with various Public Sector Banks, Regional Rural Banks, and private sector banks. The PFMS has an interface with the India Post as well with RBI. Agency Registration The below following implementing Agencies can get registered on the Public Financial Management System for monitoring of bank balance funds and tracking of fund flow. Statutory bodies Trusts, Registered Societies Autonomous Bodies State Government Institutions Local Bodies  Registration Process Step 1: The CPSMS portal can be accessed by the Principal Accounts Officer (Pr.AO User) and to be registered with the portal.  Step 2: Click on the” Register sanction ID Generation Users” hyperlink on the home page. Step 3: Now the user has to fill all the mandatory fields in the registration form. Step 4: Select the Principal Account Officer and Controller of Ministry from the drop-down list. Enter the designation (Accounts Officer/Sr. Accounts Officer), e-mail id and phone number. Step 5: Now, the user has to click on the “Submit” button after accepting the terms and conditions to complete the sign-up process. An SMS will be sent to the recorded number confirming the successful sign-up. Step 6: If the applicant has an account already, they can log in using the Id and Password. Note: The PFMS portal has standard rules where incomplete or wrong information is given while registering, then the system will assist the user to correct the same. Step 7: The registration of Pr. AO user is to be approved by the PFMS Office.​ Step 8: After getting the approval from the Controller General of Accounts (CGA) (PFMS), Pr. AO user can log in to the portal. Step 9: After login, Pr. Accounts Officer can create AAO and DH users for Pr. Accounts Office.  Step 10: Now the user has to fill the following fields such as type of users, controller, first and last name, designation, e-mail id, phone number, etc. Step 11: Click on the “Submit” button after entering all the details. FAQs What is the Public Financial Management System (PFMS)? The Public Financial Management System (PFMS) is an online platform developed by the Government of India to facilitate efficient management of funds disbursed under various schemes, programs, and projects. It serves as a centralized platform for tracking, monitoring, and reporting financial transactions. What is the purpose of PFMS? PFMS aims to improve transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the management of public funds. It helps in better tracking and monitoring of fund flow, reduces delays in fund disbursement, minimizes leakages, and enhances overall financial management across government departments and agencies. Who uses PFMS? PFMS is primarily used by various government departments, ministries, state governments, implementing agencies, and beneficiaries of government schemes and programs. It is also accessed by auditors, financial institutions, and other stakeholders involved in public financial management. 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The eSHRAM portal was launched on 26th August 2021 by the Ministry of Labour and Employment. It is the first national database of unorganized workers which includes migrant workers; gig and platform workers; construction workers, etc. eSHRAM portal is available in both English and Hindi language. Objective behind launching eSHRAM portal The major objectives behind launching the eSHRAM portal are briefly explained hereunder- To create a centralized database of unorganized workers which also includes domestic workers; construction workers; gig and platform workers; street vendors; migrant workers; agricultural workers etc. to be seeded with the Aadhaar. To provide a comprehensive database to the Central as well as the State Government which can be helpful while tackling any National Crises. To provide portability of the social security as well as welfare benefits to the construction workers and migrant workers. To share the database of the registered unorganized workers with various authorities like Ministers, Central and State governments, Departments, Boards etc. for delivery of social security and welfare schemes administered by such respective authorities. To improve implementation efficiency of various social security services for the unorganized workers. Registration under eSHRAM portal Any unorganized worker can obtain registration under the eSHRAM portal. Notably, unorganized worker means and includes the following- Home based-worker; a wage worker or a self-employed worker working in the unorganized sector; and Worker working in the organized sector who is not a member of EPFO or ESIC or is not a Government employee. The unorganized worker willing to obtain registration under the eSHRAM portal needs to satisfy all of the following conditions- The age of the worker should be between a minimum of 16 years and a maximum of 59 years. The worker should not be a member of any of the following Government Funded Organizations- Employees Provident Fund Organization; or Employees State Insurance Corporation; or National Pension Scheme. The worker should not be the payer of Income Tax. Once all the above conditions are satisfied, the unorganized worker can easily obtain registration under the eSHRAM portal. The direct link for obtaining registration is https://register.eshram.gov.in/#/user/self. Notably, there is no registration fees payable for getting registered under the eSHRAM portal. The basic list of documents required for obtaining registration are highlighted hereunder- Aadhaar number; The mobile number linked with Aadhaar; and Savings bank account number with IFSC code. It is important to note here that in case the unorganized worker doesn’t have a mobile number linked with Aadhaar, then such workers can visit the nearest CSC and register themselves through Biometric authentication. The unorganized worker registered under eSHRAM will be allotted a 12 digit unique number i.e., Universal Account Number. Post registration, the worker will also start Whatsapp messages from the portal. The registered worker is also allowed to update his profile details like address; mobile number; occupation; qualification family details; etc. Profile updation can be done either by visiting the eSHRAM portal or via the nearest CSC. Benefits of obtaining registration under the eSHRAM portal An accidental insurance cover of INR 2 Lakhs under Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana (PMSBY). Available all the social security benefits will be delivered through this portal. In case of an emergency or national pandemic, necessary assistance will be made available. Statistics of eSHRAM portal ill date 15,91,98,531 eSHRAM cards are issued. Interestingly, female enrolment stood higher at around 52.08% as compared to male enrolment which stood at around 47.92%. West Bengal; Odisha; Uttar Pradesh; Bihar and Jharkhand are the top five states in terms of eSHRAM registration. FAQs What is the eSHRAM portal for unorganized workers? The eSHRAM portal is an online platform launched by the government to register and provide welfare benefits to unorganized workers in India. It aims to streamline the registration process and facilitate access to various social security schemes and services for this vulnerable segment of the workforce. Who are considered unorganized workers? Unorganized workers are those who are employed in the informal sector, lacking formal contracts, job security, and social security benefits. They include workers in sectors such as agriculture, construction, domestic work, and small-scale industries. What are the key features of the eSHRAM portal? 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Post-independence, India was going through a time of random supplies and a deficit in various commodities & products. The Essential Commodities Act (ECA) was enacted in 1955, to control any scope of hoarding and black marketing by opportunistic speculators, who could and would aggravate the prevailing supply shortfall to manipulate market prices. The ECA 1955, allows the central and state governments to regulate and control production, distribution (storage and transport) and trade & commerce of commodities that are declared essential. Earlier, the list of essential commodities also included coal, coke & derivatives; accessories & parts of automobiles; cattle fodder/oilcakes; raw cotton; cotton/woollen textiles; iron & steel including manufactured products; paper, newsprint, etc. – these no longer feature in the list of essentials. The supply of these items are no more in deficit and there is healthy competition in their supply chains. Under the Essential Commodities Act 1955, and as amended in 2006, the Central Government may add or remove any commodity from the scheduled “essential commodity” list in consultation with state governments. A commodity may also be declared essential for a limited time period not exceeding 6 months, though extendable. The Central Govt., can also exercise its powers to add or remove commodities that are in item 33 of Concurrent List (List III of Seventh Schedule to the Constitution), ie. products of any industry & imported goods of same kind, foodstuffs (3 above), raw jute, etc. Currently, there are seven (7) commodities that are scheduled essential. 1. Drugs; 2. Fertilizer, whether inorganic, organic or mixed; 3. Foodstuffs, including edible oilseeds and oils; 4. Hank yarn made wholly from cotton; 5. Petroleum and petroleum products; 6. Raw jute and jute textile; 7. (i) seeds of food-crops and seeds of fruits and vegetables; (ii) seeds of cattle fodder; (iii) jute seeds; and (iv) cotton seed. A Control on any essential commodity can include –   regulating production or manufacture; b.     expand cultivation area for food crops in general; c.     control of buy/sell prices; d.     regulating storage, transport, acquisition, consumption; e.     prohibiting the withholding from sale; f.      requiring to sell in whole or part stock or on receipt of goods; g.     regulate or prohibit any class of commercial/financial transactions of foodstuffs; h.     collecting any information or statistics of aforesaid; i.      maintain and provide accounts/books/records or such information as may be specified; j.      entry, search, examine premises or any conveyance; confiscate goods, seize documents and/or forfeit the conveyance (aircraft/vessel/vehicle/animal); Centrally, this Act is administered by Department of Consumer Affairs, primarily to maintain or increase supplies, or to secure equitable distribution and availability at fair prices. The stock limit or inventory thresholds are imposed through Control Orders issued by the States, from time to time. This can be sudden and as less as a hundred kilos. The power to make orders or issue notifications are delegated to an officer or subordinate authority of central govt, or state govt. In case of foodstuffs, when required to sell existing stock, a control price is determined by factoring the average “fair & remunerative” price – distinctions apply in determining price of foodgrains, edible oilseeds/oils and sugar. The control price so determined is final, and cannot be called to question in any court. Under the Act, an Order has effect notwithstanding inconsistency with any other enactment or instrument. No suit/prosecution shall lie against govt. or person acting in good faith in pursuance of the Control Order. Offences under ECA are cognizable and the burden of proof is on the person being prosecuted. These overarching aspects make the ECA 1955 a highly restrictive and draconian imposition, and made by officers who do not fully understand the intricacies of involved supply chains. Yet, current day context is where growth in trade is of utmost priority. In Sept 2016, Government did issue an Order, “Removal of Licensing Requirements, Stock limits and Movement Restrictions on Specified Foodstuffs Order, 2016”, allowing dealers to freely buy, stock, sell, transport, distribute, dispose, etc., any quantity in respect of specified food items, including wheat, paddy, coarsegrains, gur, pulses, onion, etc. without requiring any license or permit under any order issued vide the ECA Act. Yet, the above order can be cancelled at any time, and all Controls imposed again, until the ECA 1955 is amended. The government has announced its intention to amend the Essential Commodities Act, 1955, all together. The Reasons & Benefits to amend ECA, 1955: The ECA needs clarity – from the perspective of the agricultural sector, the term Essential must be clarified – it is inferred from perspective of consumers only and not that of other stakeholders, the term Public interest be made inclusive – it excludes interest of farmer producers, though 67% of the public is rural-agrarian, the term Fair price must consider price to farmers – it is perceived from prism of consumers, ignoring price to farmers at farm-gate. The periodic imposition of licensing, and of controls, has served to dissuade the agri-businesses from building any long term relationships, domestic or international, and leaves the agricultural supply chain opportunistic in nature. The controls, also allow the imposing of unwarranted diktats on the agricultural supply chain, unable in long term planning and unorganised in functioning. The ECA Controls have a short term agenda, and the capacity of the supply chain eco-system is constrained in developing in a planned or scientific manner.  Allowed to be inconsistent and varied across state borders, the control orders disallow the agricultural supply chain from aiming at a one-India market. In accordance, the agricultural supply chains are also hampered in building long term linkages with international markets. In reality, what was once tagged ‘essential commodity’ has also undergone change as consumption shifts and supply abundance are increasingly evident. In current context and in order to facilitate free flow of market forces, the rationalising and progressive dismantling of this system of control, which restricts the agricultural economy, must be designed carefully for the overall benefit of both the farmers and consumers. Nevertheless, doing away completely with all controls is not recommended, though any form of control that remains should be transparent and equitable in purpose. Certain amendments that could be considered: Classify the essential commodities into two priority classes- 1.     Priority one (1) – normally controlled commodities, such as- a.  Drugs – essential for chronic diseases,

DPL License or the Dealer Possession License is issued to dealers and possessors of Wireless products. These entities are involved in the sales and distribution of wireless equipment. As per the telecom rules, the holders of DPL License can’t sell their products to companies or entities that don’t have the approval of the WPC to use those products.  NDPL License or Non-Dealer Possession License is issued to entities that are neither the dealers nor the proprietors of wireless products. They are merely entities that have wireless products in their possession. For example, a local cable operator.  What is the Indian DPL-NDPL License? The DPL License, also called the Dealer Possession License, is given to people who sell or own Wireless products. These groups are involved in selling and distributing wireless equipment. According to the telecom rules, DPL License holders can’t sell their products to companies or other groups that don’t have permission from the WPC to use those products. The NDPL License, which stands for “Non-Dealer Possession License,” is given to businesses that do not sell or own wireless products. They are just people or businesses that own wireless products. For example, a local cable operator. The Criteria for Getting a DPL or NDPL License in India If your business is registered, you can apply for the DPL License and the NDPL License Documents Needed in India for DPL/NDPL License These are the documents needed for a DPL license or NDPL license: A certificate of incorporation Equipment you want to bring into the country, own, sell, or use Equipment’s technical specifications duly filled out application form The process for obtaining a DPL/NDPL license in India The following is the procedure for obtaining a DPL/NDPL license. 1.Create documentation 2.Complete the application form 3.Submit the application 4.Wait for the WPC analysis. 5.Obtain the DPL or NDPL license. FAQs What is a Dealer Possession License in India? DPL License or the Dealer Possession License is issued to dealers and possessors of Wireless products. These entities are involved in the sales and distribution of wireless equipment. As per the telecom rules, the holders of DPL License can’t sell their products to companies or entities that don’t have the approval of the WPC to use those products.  What is a Non-Dealer Possession License in India? NDPL License or Non-Dealer Possession License is issued to entities that are neither the dealers nor the proprietors of wireless products. They are merely entities that have wireless products in their possession. For example, a local cable operator.  Who issues the DPL/NDPL license in India? The Wireless Planning & Coordination (WPC) wing of the Department of Telecommunications issues both the DPL and NDPL licenses. Practice area’s of B K Goyal & Co LLP Income Tax Return Filing | Income Tax Appeal | Income Tax Notice | GST Registration | GST Return Filing | FSSAI Registration | Company Registration | Company Audit | Company Annual Compliance | Income Tax Audit | Nidhi Company Registration| LLP Registration | Accounting in India | NGO Registration | NGO Audit | ESG | BRSR | Private Security Agency | Udyam Registration | Trademark Registration | Copyright Registration | Patent Registration | Import Export Code | Forensic Accounting and Fraud Detection | Section 8 Company | Foreign Company | 80G and 12A Certificate | FCRA Registration |DGGI Cases | Scrutiny Cases | Income Escapement Cases | Search & Seizure | CIT Appeal | ITAT Appeal | Auditors | Internal Audit | Financial Audit | Process Audit | IEC Code | CA Certification | Income Tax Penalty Notice u/s 271(1)(c) | Income Tax Notice u/s 142(1) | Income Tax Notice u/s 144 |Income Tax Notice u/s 148 | Income Tax Demand Notice | Psara License | FCRA Online Most read resources tnreginet |rajssp | jharsewa | picme | pmkisan | webland | bonafide certificate | rent agreement format | tax audit applicability | 7/12 online maharasthra | kerala psc registration | antyodaya saral portal | appointment letter format | 115bac | section 41 of income tax act | GST Search Taxpayer | 194h | section 185 of companies act 2013 | caro 2020 | Challan 280 | itr intimation password |  internal audit applicability |  preliminiary expenses |  mAadhar |  e shram card |  194r |  ec tamilnadu |  194a of income tax act |  80ddb |  aaple sarkar portal |  epf activation |  scrap business |  brsr |  section 135 of companies act 2013 |  depreciation on computer |  section 186 of companies act 2013 | 80ttb | section 115bab | section 115ba | section 148 of income tax act | 80dd | 44ae of Income tax act | west bengal land registration | 194o of income tax act | 270a of income tax act | 80ccc | traces portal | 92e of income tax act | 142(1) of Income Tax Act | 80c of Income Tax Act | Directorate general of GST Intelligence | form 16 | section 164 of companies act | section 194a | section 138 of companies act 2013 | section 133 of companies act 2013 | rtps | patta chitta

The Department of Telecommunication (DOT) issues Unified License to ISPs, authorizing them to provide internet services to the customers. To get the license, the ISPs have to enter in an agreement with the Department of Telecommunication. This agreement is called ISP License agreement or License agreement for Unified License. The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has amended the Unified License Agreement asking telecom and Internet service providers as well as all other telecom licensees to maintain commercial and call detail records for at least two years, instead of the current one-year practice. The additional time, was based on requests from multiple security agencies. DoT has said all call detail record, exchange detail record, and IP detail record of communications “exchanged” on a network must be archived for two years or until specified by the government for “scrutiny” for security reasons. Internet service providers will also have to maintain details of “internet telephony” in addition to the usual IP detail record for a period of two years. Under Clause No. 39.20 of the licence agreement that the DoT has with the operators, the latter have to preserve records including CDRs and IP detail records (IPDR), for at least one year for scrutiny by the Licensor (which is DoT) for “security reasons,” and the Licensor “may issue directions/instructions from time to time” with respect to these records. The licence condition also goes on to mandate that CDRs be provided by mobile companies to law-enforcement agencies and to various courts upon their specific requests or directions, for which there is a laid-down protocol. Key Components of the Unified ISP License Agreement ISP License agreement or License agreement for Unified License is a contract between the Internet Service Provider and the Department of Telecommunication. After both parties enter into the agreement, the Unified License is granted to the ISP for 20 years. The details the ISP has to fill in the agreement are as follows: Name of the company Address of the company Date when the agreement is made Name of the representative Type of Service Area of service Effective date of the license Name and occupation of the witnesses The rest of the agreement contains the terms and conditions of the Unified ISP License. They are as follows: General conditions: This section discusses the ownership and the scope of the license along with provisions, penalty and other details about the license.   Commercial Conditions: This section details information about the tariffs applicable on the ISP Financial Conditions: This section details information about the payment schedule, the fees payable, the bank guarantees and account preparation. Technical Conditions: This section details the engineering details, the applicable system, the compliance to directions/instructions, network interconnection, quality of service and interface. Operating Conditions: This section details information about the services provision and subscriber registration, the terminals, the obligations of the licensee, sharing infrastructure, confidentiality terms, Network element locations, and activities prohibited to the ISP.  Security Conditions: This section details the security conditions and the application of the Indian telegraph act. Who needs an access services license Telecom operators or service providers offering access services, including internet service providers (ISPs), mobile network operators, and other companies providing voice and data connectivity, need to obtain an access services license. How can I apply for an access services license The application process for an access services license involves submitting the required documents and application forms to the Department of Telecommunications (DoT). Detailed guidelines and procedures are provided by the DoT on their official website. What are the eligibility criteria for obtaining an access services license The eligibility criteria can vary based on the type of license and the specific requirements set by the DoT. Generally, applicants need to fulfill criteria such as financial stability, technical competence, compliance with security and quality norms, and adherence to the regulations and guidelines provided by the DoT. FAQs What are the consequences of operating without a valid access services license? Operating without a valid access services license is a violation of the regulations and can lead to penalties, fines, legal action, and service discontinuation. It is essential to obtain the necessary license and comply with the applicable laws and guidelines to operate legally in the telecommunications sector. Can the access services license be transferred or renewed? The transferability and renewal process of an access services license depend on the specific rules and regulations set by the DoT. Transfers may require prior approval, and license renewal is typically required periodically, ranging from 10 to 20 years, subject to compliance with renewal criteria. What are the regulatory obligations for access services license holders? Access services license holders are required to comply with various regulatory obligations, including ensuring network security, adhering to quality of service standards, maintaining customer data privacy, complying with lawful interception requirements, and adhering to other regulations and guidelines issued by the DoT. 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The portal has been developed keeping in view the vision areas of the National Broadband Mission at the core, which are providing broadband infrastructure as a core utility to every citizen, Governance and services on demand, and in particular, digital empowerment of the citizens of the country. What is the PM Gati Shakti Scheme? About: In 2021 the government launched the ambitious Gati Shakti scheme or National Master Plan for multi-modal connectivity, with the aim of coordinated planning and execution of infrastructure projects to bring down logistics costs. Aim: To ensure integrated planning and implementation of infrastructure projects in the next four years, with a focus on expediting works on the ground, saving costs, and creating jobs. The Gati Shakti scheme will subsume the Rs 110 lakh crore National Infrastructure Pipeline that was launched in 2019. Besides cutting logistics costs, the scheme is also aimed at increasing cargo handling capacity and reducing the turnaround time at ports to boost trade. It also aims to have 11 industrial corridors and two new defence corridors – one in Tamil Nadu and the other in Uttar Pradesh. Extending 4G connectivity to all villages is another aim. Adding 17,000 kms to the gas pipeline network is being planned. It will help in fulfilling the ambitious targets set by the government for 2024-25, including expanding the length of the national highway network to 2 lakh kms, creation of more than 200 new airports, heliports, and water aerodromes. What is the Significance? Timely Rollout of 5G Network: The timely disposal of RoW applications of various Service and Infrastructure providers shall enable speedy infrastructure creation which would be an enabler for the timely rollout of the 5G Network also. For effective monitoring of RoW applications across the country, the portal even comes fitted with a potent dashboard showing State and District wise pendency status. Improved Quality of Telecom Services: This will lead to: Fast laying of more Optical Fiber Cable will thus accelerate fiberization. Increased tower density which will enhance connectivity and improve the quality of various telecom services. Increased fiberization of telecom towers, thus ensuring better Broadband speed, across the country. Empowerment of the Country: This portal is expected to give a fillip to the nation’s ‘AatmaNirbhar’ movement, contributing actively to transforming the country into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy. Significant for Both Rural and Urban India: This will ensure uninterrupted digital access, digital delivery of services, and digital inclusion of all, based on technology that is sustainable, affordable and transformative.   What is the National Broadband Mission? About: It was set up by the Department of Telecommunication (DoT) in 2019. Objective: To facilitate universal and equitable access to broadband services across the country, especially in rural and remote areas. To fulfill this vision, it is imperative that a backbone of infrastructure is created by facilitating the smooth and efficient deployment of Digital Communications Infrastructure across the country. The “GatiShakti Sanchar” portal will provide a robust mechanism to achieve the goal of “Broadband for All” as envisaged in the National Digital Communication Policy-2. FAQs What is GatiShakti? GatiShakti is a holistic and integrated infrastructure master plan launched by the Government of India. It aims to improve connectivity, boost economic growth, and enhance overall infrastructure development across various sectors What is the GatiShakti Sanchar Right of Way? While specific details might not be available, the “GatiShakti Sanchar Right of Way” likely refers to a component of the GatiShakti initiative focused on ensuring streamlined processes and permissions for the deployment of telecommunication infrastructure, including laying fiber optic cables and establishing communication networks. What is the purpose of the GatiShakti Sanchar Right of Way? The purpose is likely to facilitate the rapid deployment of telecommunication infrastructure, especially critical for improving digital connectivity and enabling initiatives such as Digital India. By streamlining the right-of-way processes, the aim is to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and accelerate the implementation of telecommunication projects. 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Residence certificate or domicile certificate is a legal document that certifies a person’s residential status in a particular state. Residence certificate is used to prove that the person who holds the certificate is a resident of the district or state which issues the certificate.  Purposes of Obtaining Residence Certificate To get local preference, residence certificate can be used in many situations Using domicile certificate students can get admission in an educational institution Domicile certificate is also necessary to apply for scholarship schemes To prove a claim, for getting a ration card, it is an important document Residence certificate can be furnished as proof when in need of residence quotas in educational institutions One can use the residence certificate to apply for Government jobs where residents are preferred Eligibility Criteria Permanent resident of the Madhya Prades state can only apply for a residence certificate Residents of last five years in Madhya Pradesh state are eligible to apply for Domicile Certificate If a woman does not originally belong to Madhya Pradesh but is married to a man who is a permanent resident of Madhya Pradesh, then she will be eligible to apply for a residence certificate Documents Required Ration card Address proof – passport, voter card, ration card, electricity bill, water bill, telephone bill House tax receipt School Certificate – Mark sheet or Transfer certificate Identity Proof The applicant has to produce property details if any property owned by the parents or guardian Application form in the prescribed format Proof of ownership of land or property in Madhya Pradesh Validity of Residence Certificate- Madhya Pradesh residence certificate or domicile certificate is valid for lifetime. The Government will issue the certificate within 7 days from the date of application. Government Fee- Rs.30 needs to be paid for applying Residence Certificate in Madhya Pradesh. Applying through Jan Seva Kendra Step 1: Visit the nearest Jan Seva Kendra in the area. Step 2: Get an application form from Jan Seva Kendra and provide the following details: Full Name Father’s or Husband’s Name Date and Place of Birth Permanent Address Self-declaration Step 3: Submit the application form along with all required documents to Jan Seva Kendra official person. After verification, residence or domicile certificate will be issued Applying for Residence through MP e-District Portal Online tep 1: To apply for domicile certificate, go to the official website of MP e-District Portal. Step 2: In the Seva Prabandhan, Madhya Pradesh website select citizen login option from the home bar. Step 3:  In the small window, click on Proceed after reading the information shown. Step 4: Sthai Niwas Praman Patra (Permanent Residence Certificate) option from the services available in the e-District Portal. Step 5: To apply for domicile certificate, the applicant has to login to this Portal using the Aadhaar Number. Step 6: Enter the Aadhaar number; the applicant will get an OTP to the registered mobile number. Provide the OTP for verification purpose. Step 7: The applicant can now fill the application form, provide the following details for the application: Name Age Gender Father’s or Mother’s Name Permanent Residential Address Step 8: Upload all relevant documents (refer above) along with the passport-size photograph. Step 10: Make payment through Debit, Credit Card, e-Wallet or Internet Banking. Step 11: On successful submission of the application form, an acknowledgement slip will be generated. Note the application number for future reference. Domicile certificate will be issued within 7 days from date of application. 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