Government Schemes

The state-of-the-art infrastructure we admire and cherish was only created due to the workmanship and astute execution of the project by the construction workers. The State Government of Odisha (previously known as Orrisa), with the object of catering to the needs of such workers after the cessation of their services, has drafted a scheme known as “Nirman Shramik Pension Yojana.” The initiative is aimed at benefiting around 25 lakhs construction workers in the State. Quantum of Pension The scheme is proposed to provide a sum of Rs. 300 per month for workers who have attained the age of 60, and Rs. 500 for workers whose age is 80 or above. The benefits of the scheme are also extended to the widows of these workers and to the workers who are handicapped.  The scheme would initially reach out to 5000 workers. More people will be catered to in due course of time. Objectives Nirman Yajnik Yojana has been introduced with the object of providing pension to the constriction workers of the State of Odisha, so that these retired residents are granted funds to secure the phase of their retirement, to counter any physical disabilities, and to financially assist the family members of the deceased workers. Enlistment with the Board It has recently been updated that the construction workers need not be enlisted with the Odisha Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board to be a part of the scheme. However, the details of registration can be obtained by contacting the same body. Scheme at a Glance Nirman Shramik Pension Yojana specifically caters to the construction workers who are aged 60 and above. These residents  will be provided with a pension amount of Rs. 300. Retired workers who have attained the age of 80 would receive a sum of Rs. 500 as pension. The applicability of the scheme is extended to the residents who are disabled and the family members of the deceased worker. The scheme is expected to reach almost 25 lakh laborers in the state. The scheme doesn’t mandate the workers to be registered under the State construction and Building welfare boards or any other boards. Other Notable Services On the backdrop of this initiative, the Government of Odisha has enhanced the maternity subsidy amount to Rs. 10,000 (was 8,000 previously). In addition to it, the workers are provided with medical assistance of Rs. three lakhs if the workers are affected with serious ailments. FAQs What is Nirman Shramik Pension Yojana? The Nirman Shramik Pension Yojana is a scheme aimed at providing a pension to construction workers in India. Who is eligible for the Nirman Shramik Pension Yojana? Eligibility criteria may include being a registered construction worker and fulfilling certain conditions related to age, years of service, etc. Specific eligibility criteria may vary by state. How does a construction worker apply for the scheme? Construction workers usually need to register with the labor welfare board of their respective state. Application forms for the pension scheme can often be obtained from these boards. 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It is an extension to the Authorization to grade and mark articles certificate provided under the Agricultural Produce (Grading and Marking) Act, 1937. This approval is required by any person or entity desiring to set up a laboratory for grading commodities which require laboratory testing for quality assessment as per Rule 8 of the General Grading and Marking Rules, 1988 where: An approved laboratory is defined as a laboratory approved by the competent authority for testing of an article for Agmark grading Central Agmark Laboratory is defined as the apex laboratory of the Directorate of Marketing and Inspection Regional Agmark Laboratory is defined as a laboratory set up by the Directorate of Marketing and Inspection for testing scheduled articles Who can apply Any person or entity that wants to grade and mark articles under the Agricultural Produce (Grading and Marking) Act, 1937 and then set up a laboratory for grading commodities which require laboratory testing for quality assessment as per Rule 8 of the General Grading and Marking Rules, 1988. Documents required Site plan duly signed by authorized person of the laboratory and counter-signed by the Inspecting Officer should be enclosed Attach a list of chemicals, apparatus, equipment etc. duly verified by the Inspecting officer Enclose a self-attested copy of the sketch of the laboratory Copies of appointment letters and degree certificates Steps for Starting a Medical Laboratory in India Step 1. Choose the location – The first thing to consider is a well-connected and esteemed place. Visit the different places in the city and learn about that places from people, the internet, and other resources. Gather information about the facilities available in the different parts of the city, such as hospitals nearby, the type of residents that live nearby, transit facilities, and so on.  The location for setting up the medical laboratory should have enough space to store equipment and patient seating arrangements and to make future infrastructure changes. Always look for a ground-floor lab to ensure the comfort of pregnant women, senior citizens, individuals with impairments, etc.   Step 2. Investment – One of the most crucial things to consider for your medical laboratory in India is investment. The following advice will help us comprehend the expenses of investing at different levels and for different purposes.   The space you use for your medical laboratory may be rented or purchased. There will be a requirement for equipment, upkeep, and repairs. It will necessitate substantial capital expenditure.  Software is required in the lab to test outcomes and do other tasks. Money is required to purchase a subscription.  Utility costs for things like broadband and power. You’ll need personnel to handle the lab, your patients, your schedule, etc. Another expense is employee compensation.     Step 3. Set up infrastructure – You should prioritise the infrastructure of the lab during lab design because it will increase staff productivity and minimise downtime. The medical laboratory design should also include cleaned washrooms, wheelchairs, lift services, and many other fundamental equipment of a healthcare centre.  To ensure that the activities each department plans are completed without a hitch, the various rooms and treatment areas must have a carefully thought-out arrangement.   Step 4. License and registration – It is crucial because, in comparison to other sectors of the healthcare industry, the medical lab sector deals with the lives of individuals and needs adequate approval from hospitals and the government. You can use the following list as a reference for the documents and specifications needed to start a medical laboratory.     List of necessary licences and registrations  Permission through Good Clinical Practices (GCP) A licence issued by the National Accreditation Board for the testing and calibration laboratories (NABL).   Registration with shops and Establishments Act Registration with Clinical Establishment Act The approval of the pollution control board. NOC from the fire department and city administration Step 5. Space planning- Planning your space carefully is essential to ensuring that everything is placed correctly for the success of your medical business plan. The minimum space that can hold 100 patients along with their attendants is required for a medical laboratory. Therefore, the most important thing to consider is space so that the infrastructure can function properly.    Step 6. Tools and equipment – The medical laboratory relies heavily on its tools and equipment. You need these tools and equipment for reporting, scheduling, diagnosis, and operation requirement. The equipment you decide to utilise must be provided by a reputable and certified supplier. Make sure your equipment is user-friendly and updated with the latest technology.      To be able to treat more patients with various diagnoses, you must maintain all contemporary equipment and software. Contact medical facilities to ask them for referring your lab to their patients. Step 7. Hire and train staff – The individuals selected to work in the lab must fulfil the standards for their particular designations. The acquisition procedure must be drawn out and involve several screening stages to make sure that the chosen candidates can handle the complex problems that occur in medical practice. It is important to allocate staff in the lab so that they are fully familiar with the tools available. During the initial stages of their appointment, they must get instruction and training. It will reduce the likelihood of errors and aid in acclimatisation to laboratory procedures. Step 8. Marketing and branding – Marketing is just as crucial to a successful medical business plan as the other steps mentioned above. The reality of business is that if a company is not noticeable, it won’t last very long. To stay ahead of the competition, especially for medical lab firms in India, you must have a distinctive marketing approach. Your marketing efforts should assist the clients you hope to draw to your services for their diagnostic requirements and keep them as regular clients. Step 9. Software tools- If you can carry out your laboratory tasks electronically, it would be really helpful. It is an effective approach to save time and eliminate any differences

Ensuring everyone has equal and fair access to drugs and medicine is the primary concern of any government. But the right to manufacture and sell drugs and medicines has to be given cautiously. Hence the government has stringent rules for granting licenses for the manufacturing and selling of drugs and medicine. The Act that governs the end to end process from manufacture to the sale of drugs in India is the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 (‘Act’). Meaning of Drugs Section 3(b) of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act,1940 defines “drug” to include all medicines and devices for the use of human beings or animals internally or externally, and all substances planned to be used for or in the diagnosis, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of any disorder or disease in animals or human beings, including preparations applied on the human body for the purpose of repelling insects like mosquitoes; it also includes all substances that can be used for the destruction of insects and all components of a drug – like empty gelatin capsules. The definition was amended in 1964, to include Ayurvedic and Unani Drugs. Purpose of Drug Licence The access to medicines and drugs must be restricted and regulated to ensure that such goods are not abused or misused by individuals. Thus, all pharmacists, wholesalers, retailers, manufacturers, sellers, dealers and importers of drugs, cosmetics, ayurvedic, Siddha and Unani drugs have to mandatorily obtain drug license under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940. The purpose of the drug license is to grant permission to allow enterprises or individuals to engage in businesses related to drugs and cosmetics. No enterprise or individual can operate a business dealing in drugs, medicines or cosmetics without obtaining a drug license in India. In addition to a drug license, they must also obtain a trade license and a shop and establishment registration. The Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945, help the government regulate and monitor the quality of drugs sold in India. The government exercises control over drugs from the raw material stage during manufacture, sale, distribution and till it is sold on to a patient or consumer by a pharmacist in a retail pharmacy, hospital or dispensary. The government also exercises control in the aspects related to import and export of medicines, sale of the drug to a minor, consumption of schedule H & X drugs, etc., that requires thorough monitoring and cautious execution. The drug license is granted by the drug controlling authority under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940. Types of Drug License Manufacturing License– License issued to a business that manufactures drugs inclusive of allopathic/homoeopathy medicines. Sale License – License issued for the sale of drugs. It has the following bifurcations: – Wholesale Drug License – Retail Drug License Wholesale License – A drug wholesaler must obtain a wholesale licence. Wholesale means the sale of the drug to a person/retailer to further sell it. Retail License – A retail license is required for the retail sale of drugs. A retail sale means the sale of drugs or cosmetics for the consumption of the end consumer. Retailers can sell it to a dispensary, hospital, educational, medical, or research institute. Retailers engaged in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, stand-alone pharmacists, ayurvedic shops, etc need this license. Loan License – License issued to a business that does not own the manufacturing unit but uses the manufacturing facilities of another licensee to manufacture drugs. Import License – License issued to any dealer importing the products for the manufacturing of drugs or is engaged in the business of importing drugs in India. Multi-Drug License – License issued to businesses that own pharmacies in multiple states with the same name. Drug Controlling Authority or Regulatory Authority The drug controlling authority as known as the drugs controller specified under the Drugs and Cosmetic Act is responsible to issue different drug licences. The drug controlling authorities (licensing authorities) are as follows: State Drugs Standard Control Organisation (SDSCO) – Issues licenses for the sales, distribution, and manufacture of drugs regulated by the state authorities. Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) – Responsible for approving and issuing licenses for the newly made drugs and clinical trials of drugs. It also controls the quality of the imported drugs and coordinates with the SDSCO. State Drug Controlling Authority with approval by the Central License Approving Authority – Issues licenses for establishing blood banks and their components and products like Vaccines, Sera, etc. Department of Ayush – Issues licenses for ayurvedic, Unani, Siddha, homoeopathic and herbal products for cosmetic and medical use. Prerequisites For Obtaining a License Pharmacist/ Competent Individual: The pharmacist must be qualified in the case of a retail business. In the case of a wholesale business, the individual must be a graduate with 1-year experience or an undergraduate with 4 years of experience. Space Requirement: The other important requirement is space, that is the area of the pharmacy/unit. For both wholesale and retail licenses the area of the pharmacy/unit should be 15 square meters. In the case of a retail and medical shop, it should be 10 square meters. The clear height of the sales premises shall be as per the guidelines laid down under the National Building Code of India, 2005. Storage Facility: The other important requirement is storage facility since some drugs require to be stored in low temperatures, refrigerators and air conditioners. Technical Staff: The retail pharmacy staff must be experienced with in-depth knowledge. The staff of the wholesale pharmacy must be a graduate with a minimum of 1-year experience or an undergraduate having four years of experience. Application for a Drug License The drug controlling authority or the regulatory authority is responsible for issuing the drug license. The applicant must apply to the respective drug controlling authority based on the license he/she requires as each drug controlling authority is responsible to issue different licenses (as stated above). The following is the process for obtaining the drug license: Visit the respective drug controlling authority website The applicant must visit the respective drug controlling authority (SDSCO, CDSCO or Ayush) depending

Land Conversion Certificate is a legal endorsment for converting an agricultural land into a non-agricultural one. Agricultural lands in the State of West Bengal could be converted for commercial, residential and industrial purposes by obtaining prior permission from the State’s Land & Land Reform Department.  West Bengal Land Reforms Act, 1955 A change in land use is regulated by Section 4A, 4B, 4C and Section 4D of the West Bengal Land Reforms Act, 1955. As per the provisions of the Act, the following conditions are mandated for the conversion of agricultural land: The establishment/ development of the land shouldn’t be pursued until availing the legal permission from the concerned authority. The work should be pursued in accordance with the plan which is agreed with the concerned authority. The work shouldn’t be pursued without obtaining permission in accordance with the laws stipulated for the purpose. Further information should be furnished whenever the appropriate department demands the same. The respective plant should be inspected by an authorised official. Documents Required Mutation Certificate. Application in Form 1A. Copy of current R-o-R (in the form of a Khatian or Parcha). Copy of current Rent Receipt. Sketch map showing the approach road. Plot Information with or without a map. Copy of NOC of Pollution Control Board. Copy of Detailed Project Report (DPR). Certificate for setting up of Industries by Industries Centre / DoI / Department of Commerce & Industry, Government of India. Any other documents as required by the Collector. Fee Structure The application charge for any land conversion petition shall be Rs. 10, irrespective of the quantum and Category of land. The applicant charges for completing the West Bengal Land conversion process is provided in the table. The conversion fee of land in the Rural Areas (per decimal of land) Current land use Conversion to activities allied to agriculture Conversion to Homestead (for personal use) Conversion for Group housing, the housing complex by cooperatives or property developers Conversion to Industrial and commercial use and activities Bastu, Patit, Danga and any other land that are not currently in agricultural or other productive use Rs. 10/- Rs.15/- Rs.20/- Rs.30/- Agricultural land Rs.15/- Rs.20/- Rs.30/- Rs.50/- Ponds or any water body (if allowed for conversion) Rs.30/- Rs.40/- Rs.60/- Rs.100/- Industrial and commercial land unused or underused Rs.50/- Rs.75/- Rs.150/- Not applicable The conversion fee of land in the Municipal Area (per decimal of land) Current Land Use Conversion to Industrial and commercial use and activities Bastu, Patit, Danga and any other land that are not currently in agricultural or other productive use Rs. 45/- Agricultural land Rs. 75/- Ponds or any water body (if allowed for conversion) Rs. 150/- The conversion fee of land in KMDA Area (per decimal of land) Current Land Use Conversion to Industrial and commercial use and activities Bastu, Patit, Danga and any other land that are not currently in agricultural or other productive use Rs. 60/- Agricultural land Rs. 100/- Ponds or any water body (if allowed for conversion) Rs. 200/- Note: The entire amount collected as user charge in mutation cases in the prescribed rate mentioned above will be deposited to the state Government under Head of Account through challan. Subsequently, the Finance Department will release a share for the society on a quarterly basis. Concerned Authority- The applicants can approach the Office of the concerned Block Land and Land Reforms Officer at the Panchayat Samiti level or in the Office of District Magistrate of the relevant block or district. Online Land Conversion Procedure – West Bengal Access the LLRD Portal Step 1: To start with, the applicant must visit the West Bengal Land & Land Reform Department and the Refugee Relief and Rehabilitation Department. Step 2: Use the link Banglarbhumi, which directs the user to the home page of the Land Reforms and Refugee Relief and Rehabilitation Department. Land Conversion Application Step 3: Now, the applicant may click on the “Land Conversion Application” option under the online application tab that is visible on the menu bar. Step 4: On clicking on the Conversion Application option, the following form will be displayed. Fill in the Right Credentials Step 5: Here, the applicant needs to fill out all the mandatory details in the conversion application form, which includes: The District, Block and Mouza (Village) The application number and date The particulars of the applicant Plot details Step 6: In the plot details section,  the user may click on the Plus(+) button to open the “Add Record” box. In the Add record section, he/she must fill out the plot information Khaitan number, plot number, existing classification and area of the plot. Upload Required Documents Step 7: After entering the details, the user needs to click in the “List of Enclosures” tab to upload all the requested documents as listed in the conversion form. Step 8: The captcha characters must be entered. Step 9: Once all the documents are uploaded, the “Submit” button may be clicked. Make Payment Step 10: Once the registration is done, pay the fee from the “Online Application” menu and click on the “Fees Payment” option. Then fill up the Request Type, Application number and click on ‘Next’ for the payment options. If the fee is paid through ‘online mode’ (Netbanking and Debit Card option of GRIPS), the land conversion number will be registered immediately. If the fee is paid through ‘counter payment’ option of GRIPS, the user may verify the payment and Register the case through Application- GRN Search from the “Online Application option.” Acknowledgement Receipt Step 11: An Acknowledgement slip will be displayed, which can also be saved or printed for future references. Step 12: The concerned authority will process the application of the land conversion and grants approval after the concerned authority verifies it. Land Conversion Application Procedure – Offline Method Visit the LLRD of the State  Step 1: The applicant can visit the nearest responsible block or Land & Land Reform department Office to complete the registration process of land conversion. Get Application Form Step 2: The application form can be obtained from the concerned officer and filled in with the prescribed format. Note: You can also

Lakhpati Didi Yojana 2024: If you are  a woman or a girl  who  wants to  start  her own  business  by  getting free skill training  , a big announcement  has been made by releasing  the General Budget 2024  and by promoting  1 crore Lakhpati Didi,  their number has increased. The target has been set to increase  it to 3 crores Lakhpati Didi Yojana 2024 – Overview The government’s goal is to create two crore “lakhpati didis” (prosperous sisters) in villages. This scheme aligns with the broader mission of poverty alleviation and economic empowerment. Under this scheme, women will be provided skill training so that they can earn over Rs 1 lakh per year. Features Drones will be provided to women SHGs for agricultural activities. This initiative aims to leverage technology to transform the agricultural landscape while empowering women in rural communities. Around 15,000 women’s SHGs will be given training in operating and repairing drones. This training will not only create new avenues for income generation but also equip women with cutting-edge skills. Drones have the potential to revolutionize agriculture by enabling precision farming, crop monitoring, and pest control. Under the scheme, women will be trained in skills like LED bulb making, plumbing, among others. By promoting 1 crore Lakhpati Didis, their number will be increased to 3 crore – General Budget 2024 the Central Government  has  launched  the  General  Budget 2024  on  February  1, 2024,  in which Finance Minister Smt . Referring  to  “Lakhpati Didi Yojana”  by  Nirmala Sitharaman  and  setting  a target  of  promoting 1 crore Lakhpati Didis, it  has  been decided to increase the number of Lakhpati Didis to 3  crore  and  Lakhpati Didi Yojana 2024 – What are the 10 most attractive benefits and advantages? Under the scheme, every woman  is  given a loan of Rs 5 lakh to start her own business . Efforts will be made to make 1.25 crore women millionaires under Lakhpati Didi Yojana 2024  by the year  2025   .  Under the scheme,  comprehensive financial literacy workshops are conducted to strengthen women with financial  knowledge to benefit  a large number of women  . Through which information about things like budget, saving, investment is given, Under Lakhpati Didi Yojana 2024, women are encouraged for savings and for this they get incentives, Under Lakhpati Didi Scheme, micro-credit facilities are provided to women, through which they get small loans. In this scheme, focus is given on skill development and vocational training and women entrepreneurs are guided to start business. Women are also given financial security in this scheme. Affordable insurance coverage is provided for this . This also increases the security of their family so that they  can be socially safe  , In the Lakhpati Didi 2024 scheme, women are encouraged to use digital banking services, mobile wallets and other digital platforms for payments and Many types of empowerment programs are also run in this scheme, due to which women become confident etc. Required Documents For Lakhpati Didi Yojana 2024? To  apply  for this  welfare scheme,  you  will have to fill some documents  which are as follows – Aadhar card of  applicant  sister  , PAN card, Bank Account Passbook, Certificates showing educational  qualification  ,  _  current mobile number and Passport size photograph etc. How to get required eligibility for Lakhpati Didi Yojana? The applicant must  be female  , The age of  the woman  should be 18 years or more  , No member of the family should be in a government job and   Nor  should any member of the household be an income tax payer  etc. Step By Step Process of Lakhpati Didi Yojana 2024 Online Apply? To apply Lakhpati Didi Yojana 2024 Online,  first of all you  have to visit the home page of its official website , On the home page, you  will get the option of “Lakhpati Didi Yojana – Apply”  on which you will have to click, After clicking, its  application form  will open in front of you, which you will have to fill carefully. All the required documents  will have to be scanned and uploaded  and Finally, you  will have to click on the  submit  option  after which you  will get the receipt  of  your online application  which you will have to print  etc. How to Apply Lakhpati Didi Yojana 2024? 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Online Government Receipts Accounting System is an initiative of the Government of Haryana under the Mission Mode Project category and is part of the Integrated Financial Management System. e-GRAS facilitates the revenue payers to make all revenue due to the government such as sales tax, road tax, taxes and duties including penalties online. Who can avail this Service? Any user who has to deposit government receipts can use this facility provided in this portal. The user can be a single person, association, entity, government or semi-government units, departments etc. Advantages of e-GRAS The e-GRAS offers ease of operation and convenience. The e-GRAS facility is available on 24 hours a day. One can deposit on behalf of the firm, company and others. On-line payment of taxes avoid queues and waiting. Online Filling of single challan form minimum fields of the challan need to be filled, and most of the fields are populated automatically. Online Payment Procedure Provide Login Details Step 1: Firstly, you have to log in through the website for making payment. Step 2: If you are an existing user, you directly login into the portal with the login details. New User Registration Step 3: If you are a new user, click on “Sign in” button where you need to fill the personal details and then click on the “Submit” button. Step 4: After registering as a new user you can log in into the portal with your login credentials. Purpose of Payment Step 5: Upon login, on the next screen the user needs to select the category and select the purpose of payment for which the user wants to generate the challan. Step 6: Upon selection of “Purpose of Payment”, respective “Department” & “Major Head” will be automatically selected. Select Department Step 7: The user may also select directly “Department” and “Major Head” instead of selecting “Purpose of Payment”. Step 8: After selection, click on the “Submit” Button. Upon clicking, E-Challan Page will be opened. On this page, you need to enter four types of information. Fill the Department Details Step 9: Provide the details of the department for which the payment has to be made. Step 10: Select the district, treasury, office name, PAN number, year and then select the period. Step 11: Enter the nature of the tax payment, amount, total amount and after entering the amount details, you need to select the “Security question” and then enter “email” and mobile number. Payment Detail Step 12: Select manual or e-banking in the type of payment option. If the user selects “manual option” you have to deposit the printout the challan at the selected bank. If the user selects the “e-banking” option, then enter the bank account details and then make payment in Government receipt directly. Personal Details Step 13: Now enter the required details in the column such as tender name, identity, PIN, town/city/district, address and particular (the purpose of payment). Add Extra Detail on Challan Step 14: Click on the “Add more detail” button to enter any extra detail with challan. Step 15: On the next page,  click on the “New add detail” button to enter the details and save the same, and this will be added with the challan. Click on the ”Submit” button. Step 16: Upon clicking the submit button, Challan will be generated. Step 17: If you add any extra details with the challan, then click on “View Extra Detail” and can take the print of that as well. After this, deposit the amount in the bank mentioned at the printed Challan, and the amount can be deposited directly in the Bank. FAQs Who manages e-GRAS? The management of e-GRAS is typically under the jurisdiction of the state or national treasury departments, depending on the country. What transactions can be done through e-GRAS? e-GRAS is commonly used for transactions such as payment of taxes, fees, fines, and other government-related financial transactions. How do I use e-GRAS to make a payment? The process can vary, but generally, users need to register on the e-GRAS portal, fill out the necessary forms, and make payments electronically. The system then generates an electronic receipt. 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In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 3 of the Destructive Insects and Pests Act, 1914 (2 of 1914), and in supersession of the Plants, Fruits and Seeds (Regulation of Import into India) Order, 1984, except as respects things done or omitted to be done before such supersession, the Central Government hereby makes the following order for the purpose of prohibiting and regulating the import into India of agricultural “Competent Authority” means an authority notified by the Central Government from time to time by notification in the Official Gazette; (b) “Designated Inspection Authority” means the authority notified by the Central Government from time to time through a notification to be published in the Official Gazette for the inspection of the plants grown in post entry quarantine facilities; (c) “Entry Point” means sea port, airport or land customs station through which import is permitted under this order; (d) “form” means form attached to this order; (e) “nursery” means any orchard, or any other place, facility, glass-house, screen house, utilised for raising plants; (f) “Official Phytosanitary Certificate” means a phytosanitary certificate in the format (reproduced as Schedule I) prescribed by the International Plant Protection Convention sponsored by the Food and Agricultural Organisation of the United Nations Organisation and issued by the authorised officer of the country of origin of consignments; (g) “packing material” means the packing material consisting of saw dust, wood shavings, waste paper and synthetic material used for packing of plants, fruits or seeds; (h) “pest” means any form of plant or animal life or any pathogenic agent, injurious or potentially injurious to plants or plant products and includes any insect, mite, nematode, snail, bacterium, fungus, virus, viroid, mycoplasma-like organism (MLO), phanerogam or weed; (i) “plant” means any plant or part thereof, whether living or dead, trees, shurbs, nursery stock and includes all vegetatively propagated materials; (j) “Plant Protection Adviser” means the plant Protection Adviser to the Government of India, Directorate of Plant Protection, Quarantine and Storage, N.H. IV, Faridabad; (k) “Post-entry Quarantine” means growing of plants in isolation for any specified period in a glass-house, and facility, area of nursery, approved by the Plant Protection Adviser; (l) “seeds” means seeds of agricultural, horticultural, fruit and fodder crops, forest trees and includes seedlings and tubers, bulbs, rhizomes, roots, cuttings, all types of grafts and other vegetatively propagated material utilized for sowing, planting or consumption; (m) “Schedule” means Schedule annexed to this Order; (n) “soil” includes earth, peat, compost, clay, sand or any medium capable of supporting life of plants and includes ballast or any soil for mineralogical or microbiological investigations or soil utilised for any other purpose. General conditions for import General conditions for import .-All consignments of plants, fruits and seeds (hereinafter referred to as “consignments”) shall be imported into India subject to the following conditions, namely:-(1) No consignment shall be imported into India without a valid permit issued under clause (3). (2)(i) All applications for a permit to import consignments by land, air or sea shall be sent in (triplicate) at least one month in advance to the Competent Authority, and the application for the import of seeds, fruits and plants for consumption shall be made in Form A and that for the import of seeds and plants for sowing or planting shall be made in Form B. (ii) Each application shall be accompanied by a registration fee of Rs. 150 (rupees one hundred fifty) for the import of seeds, fruits, plants and plant products for consumption or processing and Rs. 300 (rupees three hundred) for the import of seeds, plants and planting material for sowing or planting, in the form of a bank demand draft in favour of the Pay and Accounts Officer concerned.] (3)(i) The Competent Authority shall issue permit in Form C for import of seeds and fruits for consumption and in Form D for import of seeds and plants for sowing or planting, if he is satisfied that the applicant meets all the necessary conditions. (ii) The issue of permit may be refused or withheld by the Competent Authority after giving reasonable notice to the applicant and for reasons to be recorded in writing. (iii) The import permit issued under this clause shall be valid for a period of six months provided that the Competent Authority may, on request, extend the period of validity for a further period of six months, for reasons to be recorded in writing. (4) The Competent Authority shall forward to the importer an orange and green colour tag specified in Form E, in the case of permits issued for import of seeds and plants for sowing or planting so as to facilitate the identification of consignments at the time of their arrival at the land customs station or port of entry. (5)(i) All the consignments for consumption, sowing and propagation or planting shall be imported into India only through entry points notified by the Central Government from time to time in this behalf, provided that all consignments of dry fruits, fresh fruits and vegetables for consumption, imported from Afghanistan, Pakistan and West Asian countries by land shall be imported only through Attari-Wagha Border. (ii) All consignments of plants and seeds for sowing and propagation or planting shall be imported into India through land customs station, seaport, airport at Amritsar, Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi and Madras and such other entry points as may be specifically notified by the Central Government from time to time. (6)(i) The consignment, on arrival at an entry point, shall be inspected by the Plant Protection Adviser or any other officer duly authorised by him in this behalf, in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Plant Protection Adviser from time to time. (ii) The Plant Protection Adviser or the officer authorised by him may, after inspection, fumigation, disinfection or disinfestation, as may be considered necessary by him, accord quarantine clearance for the entry of a consignment into India or require, in public interest, destruction of the consignment or return of the

The Phytosanitary Certificate (PSC) is an official document required for exporting/re-exporting plants, plant products, or other regulated articles. PSC is issued to indicate that the consignments meet specified Phytosanitary import requirements of importing countries. The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmer Welfare, Government of India, gives PSC following the guidelines of the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC). Purpose of Phytosanitary Certificate for Export The purpose of the Phytosanitary certificate for export is explained in detail below: A phytosanitary certificate is issued to attest that the plant, plant product, or other regulated articles meet the importing country’s phytosanitary requirements. The phytosanitary certificate may also support re-export certification to other countries. Type of Phytosanitary certificate This certificate is classified into two types, as mentioned below: Phytosanitary certificate for export purposes Phytosanitary certificate for re-export purposes Phytosanitary certificate for export purposes- The NPPO of the country of origin issues a Phytosanitary certificate for export. A Phytosanitary certificate for export declares that the consignment meets the country’s Phytosanitary requirements. PSC for export is also provided in certain re-export situations for regulated articles in a country other than the country of re-export if compliance with the Phytosanitary import. Phytosanitary certificate for re-export purposes- A Phytosanitary Certificate for re-export will be issued by the NPPO of the re-exporting countries where the commodity was not grown or processed to change its nature in that country and only where an original phytosanitary certificate for export is available. Products Covered The exporter needs to obtain the Phytosanitary Certificate for exporting the following types of products: A phytosanitary Certificate is an important document to export regulated articles such as plants, bulks, and tubers For importing seeds for propagation, fruits and vegetables, cut flowers and branches, grain, and growing medium. The phytosanitary certificate is also needed for certain plant products that have been processed and have a potential for introducing regulated pests (For example, cotton or wood). PSC is needed to export contaminated articles such as empty shipping containers, vehicles, or other organisms. Prescribed Authority The prescribed authority for issuing the Phytosanitary Certificate for Export is the Plant Quarantine Information System, Department of Agriculture, Co-operation and Farmer Welfare, Government of India. Validity Details To ensure the Phytosanitary integrity and physical integrity of consignment, the validity of PSC before export is limited to a maximum period of 7 days for perishable consignments and 30 days for non-perishable consignments should be ensured that the goods will be shipped immediately after certification. Time Limit to Apply- The applicant needs to apply at least 2-3 days before the actual date of the shipment of the consignment. In the case of the export of seed consignments, such applications need to be filed 8-10 days before the actual date of shipment. Note: Export of perishable commodities such as cut flowers, fresh fruits, and vegetables, the above conditions may not apply. Documents Required Permit issued by the importing countries for exporting the seeds or propagating plant material The wildlife clearance certificate is needed if the export commodity is covered under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) of Wild Flora and Fauna. Copy of invoice Packing list Shipping or airway bill Letter of credit Trade Agreement Purchase order Export license Fumigation certificate Export inspection fee and Fumigation charges Additional Inspection Fee In the specific request from the exporter, the consignment will be inspected at places outside the Plant Quarantine station on payment of Rs.10 per visit towards outside inspection charges within the municipal limits of a town or corporation limits of the city. The exporter must pay the traveling and dearness allowances of the PQ officer and staff deputed for inspection outside the city or town as per the entitlement and accommodation charges. The exporter must pay storage charges of Rs.10 per cubic meter space per day if the consignment is not immediately removed after re-inspection. Additional Fumigation Charges The exporter must pay an additional Rs.25 per container for fumigation and Treatment of the consignment. The inspection fees need to be paid in advance or immediately upon completion of the inspection tour but before issuance of PSC. Application Procedure for Phytosanitary Certificate Registration of Application The exporter must submit an application in the prescribed format to the officer-in-charge of the concerned Plant Quarantine station at the designated port through which they intend to export. On receipt of the application Plant Quarantine officer will scrutinize the application and, if found complete in all respects, will register the application and assess the inspection fee as mentioned above. Note: The applications made in respect of the export or import-prohibited consignments will be refused for issuance of Phytosanitary Certificates (PSC) and also applications made in respect of preserved or pickled, or frozen plant products. On receipt of inspection fees, a quarantine order will be granted by the officer-in-charge of the prescribed PQ station for presenting the commodity for inspection by the applicant. The inspection fee will not be refunded in the case of a canceled or rejected application. Inspection of Consignment The exporter needs to present the consignment either at the office of the PQ station or arrange for an inspection at his premises or give the containers at any other approved place on the scheduled date and time of inspection as per the quarantine order issued. Note: The exporter or agent must provide necessary transport, labor, and other facilities for opening, sampling, repacking, and sealing. A sampling of seed for propagation A sampling of seeds for propagation will follow the International Seed Testing Association (ISTA) Rules, 1976. A sampling of pulses, cereals, oilseeds, and others for consumption will be inspected as per the Bureau of Indian Standards. Laboratory Testing The Plant Quarantine officer deputed for inspection will draw the appropriate size of the sample for detailed laboratory testing. The samples of grain, pulses, nuts, spices, dry fruits, fresh fruits and vegetables, cut flowers, groundnut, turmeric, coffee beans, etc. that are meant for consumption will be visually inspected using the illuminated magnifier for live insect infestation. Pulses are usually inspected using

Agriculture and Farmer Welfare Department of Telangana Government have introduced Rythu Bandhu scheme in the year 2018. Rythu Bandhu is an investment support scheme to support the livelihood of farmers in the State of Telangana. Under the Rythu Bandhu scheme, farmers will directly get financial support twice a year, i.e. during the two main seasons. Features of Rythu Bandhu Scheme Agricultural Productivity-Rythu Bandhu Scheme helps farmers to increase agricultural productivity and increase the State’s economic output. Focusing on Main Crops- Telangana Government provides financial assistant to the farmers during the Rabi and Kharif crops to generate more agricultural profits. Pattadar Dharani Passbooks- Along with financial assistance, the Telangana Government is providing Pattadar Dharani passbooks to all eligible farmers. Land Area- To reach most needy farmers in the State, Telangana Government covers 1.42 crore acres area under this scheme. Number of Beneficiaries- About 58 lakh farmer is getting benefits under the Rythu Bandhu Scheme in Telangana Budget Allocation- A budget of Rs.12,000 crores has been provided for the financial year 2018-19 for Rythu Bandhu Scheme. Objective of Rythu Bandhu Scheme The key objective of the Rythu Bandhu Scheme is to rescue Telangana farmers from their financial plight and not to allow the agricultural worker to fall in the debt trap again by providing financial support. Eligibility Criteria for Rythu Bandhu Scheme elangana State farmers are eligible to get the benefit of Rythu Bandhu Scheme Farmers who won the farm plot will get benefits of this scheme Farmers working on a rental contract (tenant farmers) are not eligible for financial support Small and margin agricultural labours are eligible for Rythu Bandhu Scheme Wealthy agricultural labours are not allowed for this scheme Pattadar registered under Forest Rights Record can apply for this scheme Financial Assistance Under the Rythu Bandhu Scheme, Telangana farmers will get annual financial assistance of Rs.8,000 per acre. Farmers will acquire this grant in two instalments. Rs. 4,000 per acre will be provided during Rabi season and remaining Rs.4,000 per acre will granted during Kharif Season. Farmers can use this financial assistance to purchase the following or can be used for agricultural labour purposes: Seeds Fertilizer Pesticides Other investments for field Pattadar Cheque Pattadar in Telangana will get a cheque of Rs.49,999 for receiving the subsidy. It is applicable only for selected pattadar. Rythu Bandhu cheque contains the following details: Scheme name as Rythu Bandhu Pattadar name Pattadar passbook number Details of revenue village and mandal District details Total amount Signature of commissioner Signature of Director of Agriculture Issue of Pattadar Dharani Passbooks Under the Rythu Bandhu scheme, all farmers in the State will receive free Pattadar Dharani passbooks along with financial assistance. This new passbook replaces all other agricultural land ownership documents. This passbook is provided with a unique barcode and Aadhaar number. Purchase or sale of land records will be updated on this passbook regularly Process or Implementation of Scheme Implementation of Rythu Bandhu scheme will be done in two different phases. Under this scheme, financial assistance will be provided to selected farmers in two crops. During the sowing of Kharif crop and Rabi crop farmers will get these benefits. Government of Telangana distributed first phase cheque on 10/05/18. The second phase of financial assistance and cheque distribution will be carried out by November 2018. Contribution for Rythu Bandhu Scheme All interested citizens of Telangana can donate cash for the successful functioning of the Rythu Bandhu Scheme. For making a financial donation to this scheme, Government of Telangana has launched an online web portal. To contribute to Rythu Bandhu Scheme, all interested citizen can follow below mentioned simple steps: Step 1: Visit the Rythu Bandhu Website home page. Step 2: Enter the following details to donate. Full Name Select Gender from the drop-down menu Date of birth Mobile number Address The village, town and city Amount for donation Step 3: After entering all details, click on the donate now button. The applicant can make payment through internet banking. FAQs How does Rythu Bandhu work? Under Rythu Bandhu, eligible farmers receive financial assistance per acre of land they own. This assistance is typically provided in two installments annually to support agricultural expenses such as buying seeds, fertilizers, and other inputs. Who is eligible for Rythu Bandhu? All farmers, including small and marginal farmers, who own agricultural land are eligible for Rythu Bandhu scheme. What is the benefit of Rythu Bandhu to farmers? Rythu Bandhu provides direct financial support to farmers, helping them invest in their agricultural activities without worrying about financial constraints. This assistance can enhance agricultural productivity and income for farmers. 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Odisha property registration procedure is governed by the Registration (Odisha Amendment) Act, 2013. Any transactions that involve the sale of the immovable property should be registered to ensure clear transfer of title to the property owner. Once the registration of transaction of immovable property has been done, it becomes a permanent public record. Odisha property registration process involves the preparation of documents, paying the applicable stamp duty and registration charges for the deed to be legally recorded in the state. The Revenue & Disaster Management Department manages the registration or transfer of property in Odisha.  Registration (Odisha Amendment) Act, 2013 Registration (Odisha Amendment) Act provides details regarding the method of registering documents, information regarding legal rights and obligations affecting the particulars of immovable property. According to this registration act, the immovable property includes land, buildings, lights and fisheries. Section 17 Registration (Odisha Amendment) Act – Compulsory Registration Section 17 of Registration (Odisha Amendment) Act governs the different categories of the deed for which registration is compulsory. The deed relating to the some of the transactions of immovable properties is required to be compulsorily registered. Such transactions are listed bellows: Instruments of the gift of immovable property Instruments which extinguish or create any right or title to or in a property of a value of above one hundred rupees. Lease of property for any term exceeding twelve months or from year to year Section 18 of Registration (Odisha Amendment) Act – Registration Optional Section 18 of the Registration (Odisha Amendment) Act governs the deed of which registration is optional, that is given here: Instruments (other than instruments of wills and gifts) relating to the transfer of immovable property, the value of which is less than Rs.100. Instruments are acknowledging the receipt or payment of any consideration. Lease of immovable property for a term less than one year. Instruments are transferring any decree or order of a court where the subject matter of such decree or order is immovable property, the value of which is less than one hundred rupees. Purpose of Odisha Property Registration (Deed Registration) According to the Odisha transfer of property act right, title or interest can be acquired only if the deed is registered. The deed registration will be a permanent public record once it’s registered with the concerned office of Sub-Registrar. Anyone can inspect the public record of the transfer of property and can obtain from the Sub –Registrar office. Registration of property is giving the information to the general public that the ownership title has transferred to the buyer (new owner). Property registration enables the public to verify whether the property has been previously encumbered during the transfer of ownership. If a person intends to buy a property in Odisha, he/she can easily verify the record-index available in the sub-Registrar office. Such a person can ascertain in whose name the last transfer deed has been registered. Note: As per the Odisha Registration Act, if a property has not been registered in, then such property will not be admissible as evidence in a court of law. Documents Required Odisha Property Registration All supporting documents relating to the ownership of the transacted Property Valid photo identity proof documents of all the executants, claimants and identifier (EPIC, Aadhaar, Driving License, Passport or PAN) Three passport size photographs of all the executants and claimants Copy of PAN Card of the executants and claimants (if the document is valued more than 10 (ten) lakhs In the absence of PAN card, Form No. 60 under Income Tax Act Encumbrance Certificate from the date of publication of the ROR published Declaration in prescribed format duly signed by transferor and transferee, if no building or structure exists on the transacted property. Declaration in prescribed format duly signed by transferor and transferee, If any house or structure exists on the transacted property. In case of the document is registered by an Attorney Holder – Registered Power of Attorney and Photo identity proof document of the Attorney Holder Requisite permission from the Revenue Officer when an SC/ST person transfers the property in favour of a non- SC/ST person Requisite permission or NOC issued by the Competent Authority of Endowments for transfer of property belonging to deity. Stamp Duty for Odisha Property Registration Stamp duty is one of the legal tax payable as proof for any transaction involves the immovable property. The rate of stamp duty payable for property registration in Odisha is 5% of the market value of land for all citizens except women. Stamp Duty for Women Owner- Women in Odisha have to pay less stamp duty during property deals in their names, and the rate of Odisha property registration is 4% of the market value of land. User Registration Fee- For registering property online in Odisha, the owner or applicant needs to pay a registration fee to Government.  Prescribed Authority The deed has to be presented for registration at the office of the Sub-Registrar within whose sub-district the whole portion of the property to which such report relates is situated. Prepare a Deed Before applying for property registration, the document needs to be prepared. Deed preparation for certification can be done personally written by the executants or through Deed writers by paying the applicable fee. Fee for document writers is based on the value of the property specified in the document. The language of a deed presented for registration should be in an expression commonly used in the district existing in Odisha. Note: The SRO empowered to refuse to register the deed if the language prescribed in the deed is not commonly used in the district unless an accurate translation accompanies the report into the language widely used in the region and also by a true copy. Download Deed To download Deed format for registering deed in Odisha, the applicant needs to visit the official website of Revenue & Disaster Management Department. From the home page click on Model deed option, the link will redirect to new page. In the new page, the applicant can download the required deed as per the type