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Labour ministry, RBI hold discussions to ease PF withdrawal
December 26, 2024
|Hindustan Times Chandigarh
The Retirement Fund Manager Is Revamping Its Work Processes And IT Network To Hasten The Services
NEW DELHI: The Union labour ministry has begun discussions with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and other banks on rolling out new services for subscribers of the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO), such as direct access to savings deposits through ATMs and e-wallets linked to bank accounts, an official said, requesting anonymity.
The State-backed retirement fund manager is currently revamping its work processes and information technology network for speedier services following long-standing grievances of cumbersome procedures for settlement of claims and pensions.
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HC asks SpiceJet to deposit ₹144 cr to Maran
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ASIAN REFINING MARGINS SLIP INTO NEGATIVE AS WAR DISRUPTS CRUDE FLOWS
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US strikes Iran missile sites near strait with 'bunker buster' bombs
WASHINGTON: The US military said on Tuesday it had hit Iranian missile sites near the strategic Strait of Hormuz with some of the most powerful bombs in the US arsenal.
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SC says 1947 Act repeal no bar to defining ‘industry’
A Supreme Court constitution bench on Wednesday said that the repeal of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, in February this year will not affect how “industry” is defined under the law, as its interpretation will remain central to deciding pending industrial dispute pending across courts.
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Russian tip-off led to the arrest of six Ukrainians by NIA
ties of six Ukrainian nationals and a US citizen arrested by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) for allegedly training ethnic armed groups in Myanmar, people familiar with the matter said.
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Disability percentage can’t decide capability for public job, says SC
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Pakistan pauses Afghanistan strikes
Pakistan announced a pause in strikes against Afghanistan on Wednesday, saying the decision was made ahead of the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr at the request of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey.
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PROVIDE FAITH AFFIDAVIT TO VISIT BADRINATH, SARA ALI KHAN TOLD
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Mizoram gets alert on Myanmar crossings
Multiple incidents of foreign nationals crossing into Myanmar from Mizoram have been reported in the recent past, with state police saying that multiple national intelligence agencies had alerted them to possible movement of suspected Western mercenaries along the India-Myanmar border earlier this month, and chief minister Lalduhoma raising an alert in the state assembly about rising security concerns.
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Airlines must offer 60% seats without extra fees
Airlines must allocate 60% of seats on a flight without additional selection charges while ensuring that passengers on the same booking are grouped together, the civil aviation ministry said on Wednesday in a stack of directions aimed at bulking up passenger rights and curbing arbitrary carrier practices.
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