INDIAN COAST GUARD to make Yamuna Bank clean
In consonance with the National Initiative of the Hon’ble PrimeMinister Shri Narendra Modi ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ –
Indian CoastGuard Director General Rajendra Singh will be leading his team of officers,sailors, civilian sta% and their family members down to the bank of riverYamuna opposite ISBT for Swacchta Abhiyan keeping in sync-with government mission of Swachta Hi Seva on 02 Oct 2017 .
It is important to note that it is the same venue where-in, a fortnightago Director General had led his team of o#cers and men in company with shri Manoj Tiwari, Member of Parliament and kicked of the’ Swachta HiSeva’ campaign.
Coast Guard is committed to the preservation of the environment and has adopted various initiatives across its units spread along the coastal belt of India.
DGICG and his team of 400 personnel including family members will carry out the campaign along the river Yamuna.
Endeavor will be to pick up all non- biodegradable materials,specially plastic bottles and bags, polythene bags , thermo coal and glass articles and make Yamuna Bank clean
ANOTHER BLOW OF GST LIKELY TO FALL ON TRADERS
29th September, 2017
Goods worth about Rs 6 lakh crore may become redundant if last date of using MRP labelled old stock is not extended beyond 30th September. The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has urged Union Finance Minister Shri Arun Jaitley to extend the date till 31st March,2018.
With implementation of GST in July 2017, it was provided that stocks as on 30th June,2017 having mandatory MRP labeling could be sold only upto 30th September by sticking new MRP stickers and from 1st October,2017 packed goods having fresh pprinted MRP could only be sold.
CAIT National President Mr. B.C.Bhartia & Secretary General Mr. Praveen Khandelwal said that under Packaged Commodity Act, it is mandatory provision that any commodity in packaged shape will invariably have printed MRP. It is estimated that goods pertaining to period prior to July worth about Rs. 9 lakh crore are still in the market across Country and out of which goods of about Rs. 6 lakh crore is in packaged condition having MRP. If the date is not extended than this huge quantum of goods can’t be sold in the market from 1st October.
and if such goods goes out of supply chain , it will have adverse impact on manufacturing sector and will hamper economic growth to a great extent and possibilities of scarcity of daily consumables can’t be ruled out.
Under such a scenario, the CAIT has made a strong appeal to the Government to extend the date up to 31st March,2018 which will facilitate the traders to liquidate the old stocks.
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