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Violation Of Waste Management Rules In Kerala Can Lead To 1 Year In Jail
Violation of waste management rules will now attract a maximum fine of Rs 50,000 and imprisonment of up to one year under the laws amended as part of the ongoing garbage-free Kerala campaign.
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Deceiving Women Into Sex With Fake Identity Punishable Under New Bill
Marrying a woman by concealing identity or having intercourse under false promise of marriage, promotion and employment will attract up to 10-year jail with a bill introduced proposing a specific provision to deal with these offences.
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Government Issues Rules for Influencers, Up to Rs. 50 Lakh Penalty for Not Disclosing 'Material' Interest
The government has now made it mandatory for social media influencers to disclose their "material" interest in endorsing products and services and violations can attract strict legal action, including ban on endorsements. Launching these guidelines at a press conference, Consumer Affairs Secretary Rohit Kumar Singh said the guidelines have been iss...
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Australia’s Crypto-Based Money Laundering, Offshoring to be Tackled by New Law Unit
In Australia, the federal police have formed a new unit whose one-track job would be to sniff out illicit money transfers happening through crypto assets. With increasing scrutiny over the sector, the Australian police force is aiming to delve deeper into understanding the models of organised financial crimes.
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Foreign Crypto Players May Fear Navigating in India’s Uncertain Legal Climate: Unocoin Chief
Foreign crypto space is seeing a shortage of Indian faces because of the confusion of what’s allowed and what’s not allowed for crypto players in the nation. Talking to Gadgets 360, Unocoin chief Sathvik Viskwakarma said that the Indian crypto community will shine on the global map only after industry players get a nurturing backing from the go...
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After Farm Laws Repeal, Ex RBI Governor Says Timing Of Reforms Important
Stressing that reforms are necessary to improve effeminacy and productivity of the system, former Reserve bank Governor C Rangarajan on Friday said the timing of implementing them is also important as they tend to attract criticism sometimes.
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Crypto Mining Firm Marathon Digital’s Deal to Set Up New Data Centre Attracts US SEC Scrutiny
The US SEC has asked Marathon Digital to produce documents and communications concerning its new facility in Hardana, Montana in a bid to check if there's a violation of securities law.
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States Fight Each Other for Jobs With Laws To Hire Local
A short drive from the capital of New Delhi, Gurugram has become one of India's wealthiest cities with business-friendly policies that have attracted multinationals such as Alphabet Inc.'s Google, PepsiCo Inc. and Nestle India Ltd.
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Microsoft Says Chinese Hackers Targeted US Groups via Its Exchange Server Software
Microsoft said that a “highly skilled and sophisticated” state-sponsored group operating from China has been trying to steal information from a number of American targets, including universities, defence contractors, law firms, and infectious-disease researchers. It said that a hacking group exploited a bug in its Exchange Server software to ga...
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"Will Improve Efficiency Of India Markets": US On Farm Laws Amid Protest
Recognising that peaceful protests are a hallmark of a thriving democracy, the United States on Wednesday said it welcomes steps that would improve the efficiency of India's markets and attract greater private sector investment.
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By-Polls For 7 UP Seats Tomorrow, All Eyes On Kuldeep Sengar's Unnao Seat
By-elections will be held on seven assembly seats in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday -- the first after a string of incidents that led to questions over Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's handling of law and order. The biggest of these involved the encounter killing of gangster Vikas Dubey and the alleged rape and murder of a woman from Hathras that attract...
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UP Doubles Penalty Up To Rs 1,000 For Violation Of Traffic Rules
Using mobile phones while driving and riding two wheelers without helmet will attract penalty of Rs 1,000 in Uttar Pradesh instead of Rs 500 earlier to ensure stricter adherence to traffic laws in the state.
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NITI Aayog Proposes All-India Recruitment Test For Lower Court Judges
The report claimed that the move will attract young and bright law graduates and help build a new cadre "that can enhance accountability in the governance system".
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Legalise Gambling, Betting On Sports, Says Law Commission: 10 Points
Gambling and betting on sports including cricket should be legalised, the Law Commission told the centre on Thursday, pitching for stronger laws to curb match fixing and incidents of cheating. Conceding that a complete ban on activities like betting is not working, the panel has called for overturning India's historically stringent laws that heavil...
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Tycoons Set To Remake India Steel As $26 Billion Battle Heats Up
Insolvent producers including Monnet Ispat & Energy Ltd. are attracting potential bidders as prices of the material soar and creditors embark on the first significant test of a bankruptcy law that's intended to encourage asset sales.
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Violation Of Waste Management Rules In Kerala Can Lead To 1 Year In Jail
Violation of waste management rules will now attract a maximum fine of Rs 50,000 and imprisonment of up to one year under the laws amended as part of the ongoing garbage-free Kerala campaign.
-
Deceiving Women Into Sex With Fake Identity Punishable Under New Bill
Marrying a woman by concealing identity or having intercourse under false promise of marriage, promotion and employment will attract up to 10-year jail with a bill introduced proposing a specific provision to deal with these offences.
-
Government Issues Rules for Influencers, Up to Rs. 50 Lakh Penalty for Not Disclosing 'Material' Interest
The government has now made it mandatory for social media influencers to disclose their "material" interest in endorsing products and services and violations can attract strict legal action, including ban on endorsements. Launching these guidelines at a press conference, Consumer Affairs Secretary Rohit Kumar Singh said the guidelines have been iss...
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Australia’s Crypto-Based Money Laundering, Offshoring to be Tackled by New Law Unit
In Australia, the federal police have formed a new unit whose one-track job would be to sniff out illicit money transfers happening through crypto assets. With increasing scrutiny over the sector, the Australian police force is aiming to delve deeper into understanding the models of organised financial crimes.
-
Foreign Crypto Players May Fear Navigating in India’s Uncertain Legal Climate: Unocoin Chief
Foreign crypto space is seeing a shortage of Indian faces because of the confusion of what’s allowed and what’s not allowed for crypto players in the nation. Talking to Gadgets 360, Unocoin chief Sathvik Viskwakarma said that the Indian crypto community will shine on the global map only after industry players get a nurturing backing from the go...
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After Farm Laws Repeal, Ex RBI Governor Says Timing Of Reforms Important
Stressing that reforms are necessary to improve effeminacy and productivity of the system, former Reserve bank Governor C Rangarajan on Friday said the timing of implementing them is also important as they tend to attract criticism sometimes.
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Crypto Mining Firm Marathon Digital’s Deal to Set Up New Data Centre Attracts US SEC Scrutiny
The US SEC has asked Marathon Digital to produce documents and communications concerning its new facility in Hardana, Montana in a bid to check if there's a violation of securities law.
-
States Fight Each Other for Jobs With Laws To Hire Local
A short drive from the capital of New Delhi, Gurugram has become one of India's wealthiest cities with business-friendly policies that have attracted multinationals such as Alphabet Inc.'s Google, PepsiCo Inc. and Nestle India Ltd.
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Microsoft Says Chinese Hackers Targeted US Groups via Its Exchange Server Software
Microsoft said that a “highly skilled and sophisticated” state-sponsored group operating from China has been trying to steal information from a number of American targets, including universities, defence contractors, law firms, and infectious-disease researchers. It said that a hacking group exploited a bug in its Exchange Server software to ga...
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"Will Improve Efficiency Of India Markets": US On Farm Laws Amid Protest
Recognising that peaceful protests are a hallmark of a thriving democracy, the United States on Wednesday said it welcomes steps that would improve the efficiency of India's markets and attract greater private sector investment.
-
By-Polls For 7 UP Seats Tomorrow, All Eyes On Kuldeep Sengar's Unnao Seat
By-elections will be held on seven assembly seats in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday -- the first after a string of incidents that led to questions over Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's handling of law and order. The biggest of these involved the encounter killing of gangster Vikas Dubey and the alleged rape and murder of a woman from Hathras that attract...
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UP Doubles Penalty Up To Rs 1,000 For Violation Of Traffic Rules
Using mobile phones while driving and riding two wheelers without helmet will attract penalty of Rs 1,000 in Uttar Pradesh instead of Rs 500 earlier to ensure stricter adherence to traffic laws in the state.
-
NITI Aayog Proposes All-India Recruitment Test For Lower Court Judges
The report claimed that the move will attract young and bright law graduates and help build a new cadre "that can enhance accountability in the governance system".
-
Legalise Gambling, Betting On Sports, Says Law Commission: 10 Points
Gambling and betting on sports including cricket should be legalised, the Law Commission told the centre on Thursday, pitching for stronger laws to curb match fixing and incidents of cheating. Conceding that a complete ban on activities like betting is not working, the panel has called for overturning India's historically stringent laws that heavil...
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Tycoons Set To Remake India Steel As $26 Billion Battle Heats Up
Insolvent producers including Monnet Ispat & Energy Ltd. are attracting potential bidders as prices of the material soar and creditors embark on the first significant test of a bankruptcy law that's intended to encourage asset sales.
