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Chavan
offers Campa residents deal to regularize flats
Rajasthan governor wants Delhi-Jaipur toll tax to go
June 22
Jun 20
http://blogs.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/jugglebandhi/13776/
If itching to know any more, click @ http://whatismyipaddress.com/ip-address
June 10
Govt to scale up ‘rurban’
Difference Between Urban and Rural
Census of India: Rural-Urban
"The government will strive to end the rural-urban divide guided by the idea of rurban; providing urban amenities to rural areas while preserving the ethos of the villages," the President said.
Govt
steps up efforts for GST rollout
Bankers
to seek tax sops from FM in Tuesday's meet
Voda
facing tax liability of over Rs 27k cr in India
Consumers
oppose effort to wreck net neutrality
Industry
pushes for revocation of retrospective tax amendment
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June 25 '14
Karnataka State Pollution Control Board fails to give sound solutions TOI 05 Dec 2014, 08:55 IST
Bangalore: The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) was tasked
with the job of finding solutions to the city's soaring decibel levels.
Rajasthan governor wants Delhi-Jaipur toll tax to go
< Ostensibly, by any rhyme or reasoning, sounds quite a sensible and sane
move at the right time and in the right direction, for the common good. No knowing whether all such special tolls
also would eventually be got ridden
under the law on GST, outstanding for too long
to tolerate. In any case, the poser is why these should not be abolished
forthwith, earnestly, with no more dithering .
June 22
HC puts brakes on Akrama-Sakrama in Bangalore
Jun 20
http://blogs.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/jugglebandhi/13776/
June 16
The not-so-unfamiliar subject chosen has been
handled in a way that it makes for a light minded reading. Albeit, to a truly ‘common
man' but who still is bent upon trying his inept unqualified hand(s) at it, has
invariably proved to be a painful experience , mind-fill, forever.
To narrate
one such experience lately, a cc of a email to customer from his bank may be
found explanatory:
<We regret the inconvenience caused to you.
Based
on RBI recommendations, our Bank has introduced additional security feature, IP
Validation, for our Internet Banking ..users [Retail/Corporate] .
Whenever
a customer logs into the net banking, the first 5 IP addresses from which the
customer logs in, will be captured by the system.
In
case the customer logs in from any other IP address, other than the captured 5
IP addresses, an OT P would be sent to the customers’ registered mobile number
and the customer would be allowed login on entering the OTP.
The
mobile number registered in our database is >>>>>.
Example:
The customer has logged in from the below IP
addresses:
.......
Ø If the customer tries to login from
any IP address which is listed above, no validation is required.
Upon entering the User ID and Password, the
customer will be directed to the Home page.
Ø In case, THE CUSTOMER LOGS IN FROM
ANY OTHER IP address, he/she will be prompted to enter the OTP sent to his
registered Mobile Number.
Ø He/she will be directed to Home Page
only after successful validation of the OTP.
At the first
blush may seem a very indicatively brainy idea on the part of RBI.
Voila!
Pitiably that never works ! For, the UN-disclosed/-revealed reality is that to
log in from one static IP address is not left to customer’s choice / control.
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and access them securely and conveniently .
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June 10
Govt to scale up ‘rurban’
Difference Between Urban and Rural
Census of India: Rural-Urban
"The government will strive to end the rural-urban divide guided by the idea of rurban; providing urban amenities to rural areas while preserving the ethos of the villages," the President said.
Govt
steps up efforts for GST rollout
Easier for migrants to open new accounts
<>In one's perspective, doctored or dictated by practical wisdom gathered in hindsight, this is noted to bring to the fore a different type of hardship often faced by bank account holders ; in particular, those who are old taxpayers to whom the PAN card(s) issued do not bear on its face the address. This peculiar problem has come to be faced by reason of the fact that it was at a later point in time the practice of issuing PAN card with an address on it has come in vogue.
'PAN' as the nomenclature itself
signifies is supposed to, rightly so, have a permanency attached to it. That
must be so, regardless of address, which for more than one reason, keep
changing / is likely to have changed. In short. In the larger interests of taxpayers,
it might be prudent for the Revenue to switch back, sooner than later, to the
earlier practice of issuing PAN card with no address.
Bankers
to seek tax sops from FM in Tuesday's meet
Voda
facing tax liability of over Rs 27k cr in India
Consumers
oppose effort to wreck net neutrality
Industry
pushes for revocation of retrospective tax amendment
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Work without fear, I’ll protect you, PM Modi tells senior
bureaucrats
Ostensibly a very sensible and
impressive beginning made by the new PM. It is mainly those outdated and
archaic rules ,even if not scrapped or
purged from the rules book, which ought not to be followed in accomplishing the
much desired but long outstanding attempt to "simplify procedures and cut
paper work.". With the same breath, to add, there are in fact many other rules though framed and on the book in
recent times, are required to be accorded a similar fresh look. The simplest of
all that instantly comes to one's mind is the varying obnoxious requirements
made mandatory under the guise of 'security' or personal 'identity proof''. One
such requirement detestable for own reasons is 'proof of address' for every day
to day common purpose. Common man's woes in this respect would run into a tryingly
long list.
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