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New Rules For Waste Management Released By NEERI

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India is an agriculturally based country with a present population of 1.311 billion. Being a developing country and due to its rapid industrial growth, the urban population is also increasing. As a result, the Class I and Class II towns have increased tremendously and so has the MSW because of the improved life style and social status of the populations in the urban centers.   This has resulted in the increase of the annual waste generation and the issue of its disposal. The National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) has been carrying out studies for a long time in almost 50 cities of the country and then has released a paper with the characterization of the waste, how they can be converted, if they can, and if not then the ways to reduce the burden on the landfills.    Nirmal Singh 3C Company talks about the deficiencies listed by NEERI in the storage and collection of MSW, they are as follows: •    Faults in the sweeping and the collection designs •   

Is the new dependency fee by Saudi Arab a trap?

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The budget of 2017 brings a big shock to the non- residentials in Saudi Arabia. This year onwards, Saudi Arabia plans to introduce an extra tax on the expats making it very expensive for their families to live in the country. The Thursday announcement of the budget confirmed the charges of SR200 per month for every dependent, gradually increasing up to SR800 by 2020. The plan for the gradual increase has been mentioned in the government’s “Fiscal Balance Program- Balanced Budget 2020.”  Nirmal Singh 3C Company explains how the dependency fee would affect the emigrant and the companies hiring them. After the implementation of the budget 2017, the head of the family will be overburdened with the fees for each of his dependent. More dependent, more responsibility and now more fees. The fee on every dependent will keep on increasing, more for the companies that do not employ 50% Arabs in their companies. Currently the expatriates were paying SR2400 per annum for the iqama fee, which

Nirmal Singh 3C Company Reviews The 5 Years Of Indian Copyright Amendment Bill, 2012

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Indian Copyright Act, 1957 has gone some major amendments. In May 2012, both the houses of the Indian Parliament concertedly passed the Copyright Amendment Bill, 2012 bringing it at par with the World Intellectual Property Organization “Internet Treaties.” Most of the people present in the Parliament showed their support to the bill, the opposition in both the houses, and the representatives from other parties.  The copyright Act had been amended 5 times before the final amendment act of 2012, once in the years 1983, 1984, 1992, 1994 and 1999 just to meet the international requirements. According to the sources at Nirmal Singh 3C Company , the Act has been considered a major step as it brought the act in conformity with “WIPO Internet Treaties” which involves WIPO Copyright Treaty (WCT) and WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty (WPPT). With the growth in the digital sector, it was necessary to extend their concern for safeguarding the online and digital environment. The A

Nirmal Singh 3C Company Reviews The GST Bill As The Launch For The Same Nears

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For a bigger change you need a bigger action and even big force to work your way through your work. With such a plan, the Indian government is all prepared to bring a drastic change in the taxation system of the country . Nirmal Singh 3C Company speaks about GST as the bill come close to being promulgated. From July 1 all the previous and services tax will roll out and only one single tax would be levied by both the state government and the central government. This is the most ambitious tax reform initiative taken by the Indian government ever since the Independence. Amalgamating several Central and State taxes into a single tax would remove the problem of double taxation, facilitating a common national market. This will make sure that the consumers always benefit through lower incidence of taxes as the central excise, VAT, service tax and entry taxes have been removed from the new bill. The plan has been under consideration and a part of the debates in many V