The statutory inspection of the companies was conducted by the RBI with reference to their financial position as of March 31, 2023
Flipkart's rejection of the return, citing its 'no return policy', was deemed an unfair trade practice by the consumer court
The stricter penalties come in the wake of sharp criticism from the Supreme Court, which had previously termed the earlier penalties 'toothless'
The Uttarakhand government Wednesday issued detailed guidelines for preventing instances of people spitting in food, announcing a fine of upto Rs 1 lakh, mandating police verification of hotel and 'dhaba' staff and installation of CCTV cameras in their kitchens. The state police and the health department issued separate guidelines days after Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami termed such incidents "thook (spit) jihad", and said stern action will be taken against the offenders. Two men were recently arrested in Mussoorrie for allegedly spitting into fruit juice glasses before serving them to tourists. A video from Dehradun had also gone viral in which a cook could be seen allegedly spitting while making dough for rotis. Health Minister Dhan Singh Rawat said safety and purity of food is top priority of his government during the upcoming festival season. Any kind of impurity or anti-social activities will not be tolerated during the festivals, Rawat said. Director General of Police ..
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The driver Tushar Saxena further said that he had never driven his car in the area where the fine has occurred
Air India Director of Operations and the Director of Training also face Rs 6 lakh and Rs 3 lakh fines, respectively
The RBI's action on KYC non-compliance comes as the regulator has been cautious about lapses in these procedures
The Central Administrative Tribunal's Jammu Bench has imposed a fine of Rs 1 lakh on a former IAS officer for filing a "mischievous and frivolous" plea against the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir and other senior bureaucrats. The tribunal's judicial member Rajinder Dogra, in the July 16 order, said the application filed by a former IAS officer Kumar Ranchhodbhai Parmar about his service was just to "harass" the Lt Governor Manoj Sinha and other bureaucrats. The tribunal said this was a service-related matter and instead of impleading the Union and the state governments, Parmar has impleaded Sinha and other authorities by their names. "It is quite astonishing to note that the applicant, a senior IAS officer with extensive knowledge of the Constitution and its laws, proceeded to file the application seeking relief against the Hon'ble Lieutenant Governor," the tribunal said. The tribunal said it was dismissing the application and imposing a cost of Rs 1 lakh on Parmar to ...
Spain's Marbella City imposes a fine of €750 for urinating in the sea, a higher penalty for repeated offences. The regulation aims to enhance cleanliness and health standards on the beach
The traffic police has fined more than 12,000 people for drunk driving from January 1 till June 30, an almost 27 per cent increase over the corresponding period of the previous year, officials said on Saturday. The highest number of fines, 770, were issued in the Rajouri Garden Circle area, followed by 514 in the Samaypur Badli Circle area, data showed. From January 1 till June 30, police have fined 12,468 people for drunk driving, compared to 9,837 during the same period last year. This is an almost 27 per cent increase in prosecutions, the traffic police said. Besides Rajouri Garden and Samaypur Badli, the Rohini (441), Punjabi Bagh (387), Mehrauli (367), Mayur Vihar (364), Narela Circle (364), Kalkaji (344), Karol Bagh (342) and the Sadar Bazar (342) circles were among the areas that reported a high number of cases of drunk driving, the data showed. The circle area-wise analysis of number of violations, police said, will allow targeted enforcement efforts to improve road safety
On March 31, students from diverse departments at IIT-Bombay staged 'Raahovan,' videos of which circulated extensively on social media, sparking widespread backlash
Company law experts have noted that the company has the option to appeal against the RoC order at the office of the regional director, MCA, or high court
Infosys has stated that it anticipates no significant impact on its financials, operations, or other commitments due to the imposition of the fine
The court clarified that the amounts deposited by the DMRC shall be refunded
The safety violations took place on certain long-range terrain critical routes, the DGCA said
In another matter, NFRA imposed a penalty of Rs three lakhs on another CA and debarred him for three years for professional misconduct in the audit of SRS Infrastructure
Under the Metro Railways Act, obstruction acts are punishable by fine of Rs 10,000, or imprisonment of up to 4 years, or both
Recently, the bank had received two separate tax notices from the Bihar GST department for Rs 20,000 and Rs 1,38,584, respectively, in December
The action on Credit Suisse follows its review of pricing and disclosure practices in the private banking industry, according to the MAS