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 Mera Bill Mera Adhikar scheme Mera Bill Mera Adhikar is a government initiative launched on September 1, 2023, to encourage consumers to request GST invoices. The scheme offers cash rewards, with 800 lucky winners receiving Rs 10,000 each every month, and quarterly draws for a chance to win Rs 1 crore. Eligibility To participate in the scheme, consumers must: Be an Indian citizen Be a resident of India Be an adult Have a valid mobile number and email address How to participate To participate in the scheme, consumers must: Download the Mera Bill Mera Adhikar app from the App Store or Google Play. Register on the app or website using their mobile number and email address. Upload GST invoices with a minimum amount of Rs 200. Invoices that are eligible for the scheme include: Invoices for goods and services purchased from registered taxpayers Invoices that are generated by a GST-compliant billing software Invoices that have all the required GST details, including the seller's GSTIN, i

  Kingfisher, Jet, Go First, Akasa Air: Lessons from India’s dead airlines India's aviation industry has seen a number of airlines come and go over the years. Kingfisher Airlines, Jet Airways, Go First, and Akasa Air are just a few examples. While each airline had its own unique circumstances, there are some common lessons that can be learned from their failures. One of the most important lessons is that the aviation industry is a very competitive one. Airlines need to have a clear strategy and business model in order to be successful. They also need to be able to adapt to changing market conditions quickly. Another important lesson is that airlines need to be able to manage their costs effectively. Fuel, labor, and aircraft maintenance are all major expenses. Airlines need to find ways to reduce these costs without sacrificing service or safety. Finally, airlines need to have a strong customer focus. Passengers are becoming more demanding, and airlines need to be able to meet thei

  RBI to Banks: Return Property Papers to Borrowers Within 30 Days of Repayment The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has directed banks and other lenders to release all original movable or immovable property documents within 30 days of full repayment or settlement of loans by borrowers. The new directive, which is part of the RBI’s Responsible Lending Conduct framework, will be applicable to all cases where the release of original property documents is due on or after December 1, 2023. The RBI’s move is a welcome step for borrowers, who have long faced delays and hassles in getting their property papers back after repaying their loans. In the past, banks and lenders have often cited various reasons for the delay, such as the need to verify the repayment or to remove their charges from the property records. However, these delays can cause significant inconvenience to borrowers, who may need to use their property papers for other purposes, such as selling the property or obtaining a new loan.

"India's G20 Presidency: Nurturing Global Unity and Sustainable Progress"   On December 1st, 2022, history was made as India assumed the presidency of the G20 forum, succeeding Indonesia. This momentous occasion carries immense significance, as India, the world's largest democracy and fastest-growing economy, steps into a leadership role that will shape the future of global cooperation and sustainable development.   Under India's G20 presidency, a transformative initiative called Amrit Kaal has been unveiled, with a particular focus on the LiFE movement. Amrit Kaal seeks to forge a united global future, fostering a shared sense of responsibility for our planet and its inhabitants. The theme encapsulates this vision: 'One Earth, One Family, One Future,' echoing the profound words of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This theme draws inspiration from the ancient Sanskrit scripture, the Maha Upanishad, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all life forms

  12 Business Lessons from the life of Shri Krishna   Certainly, there are several valuable business lessons that can be learned from the life and teachings of Lord Krishna, a central figure in Hindu mythology and philosophy. Here are some key lessons:   1. Leadership and Vision: Lord Krishna was a visionary leader who guided the Pandavas to victory in the Mahabharata war. His ability to provide clear guidance, set goals, and inspire others is a valuable lesson for business leaders. A strong vision can lead a company toward success.   2. Effective Communication: Krishna's teachings in the Bhagavad Gita demonstrate the importance of clear and effective communication. In business, the ability to articulate ideas, strategies, and expectations is crucial for success.   3. Ethical Decision-Making: Krishna emphasized the importance of dharma (ethical duty) in the Bhagavad Gita. In the business world, ethical decision-making is vital for long-term sustainability and

Types of Cyber Security Attacks 🔒 Stay one step ahead of cyber threats with these essential insights! 🔒 As technology advances, so do the risks that come with it. Cybersecurity attacks have become more sophisticated and prevalent, making it crucial for businesses and individuals to be aware and prepared. Here are 11 types of cyber attacks you need to watch out for: 1️⃣ Phishing Attack: Beware of suspicious emails and messages that trick you into revealing sensitive information. 2️⃣ Dos/DDos: These attacks overload a network or website, causing it to crash or become inaccessible. 3️⃣ Vishing Attack: Cybercriminals use voice calls to deceive and extract confidential information. 4️⃣ Viruses: Malicious software that infiltrates and damages computer systems. 5️⃣ Malware Attack: Malicious software designed to collect sensitive information or gain unauthorized access. 6️⃣ SQL Injection Attack: Attackers exploit vulnerabilities in a website's database to manipulate or extract data. 7️⃣