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  PM-SYM: A Govt Scheme With Min Rs 3,000 Monthly Pension For Informal Sector Workers The Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Maan-Dhan Yojana was launched in 2019 to benefit those working in the informal sector. It is a voluntary and contributory scheme that assures a monthly pension of at least Rs 3,000 after attaining 60 years of age. Features of PM Shram Yogi Maan Dhan Yojana Contribution towards the scheme starts at Rs 110 per month. The central government will make an equal contribution to the subscriber’s pension account. Subscribers to the scheme have to pay regular contribution up to the age of 60 years, to get a minimum monthly pension of Rs 3,000. After his/her death, the spouse will receive a monthly family pension which is 50 percent of the pension. Once the beneficiary joins the scheme, he/she has to contribute until he/she attains the age 60 years. Eligibility Those working in the unorganised sector, for example, rickshaw pullers, hawkers, labourers, maids, tailors, small store ow

  Check Status of your Traffic e-Challan Online Check Status of your Traffic e-Challan Online Traffic police will catch you for rash driving but also cameras on the streets are watching you if you break any traffic rule you have to pay challan. You will get the challan directly at your home if you caught for breaking any traffic rule whether is it signals jump, weaves through traffic, or over speed. Here in this article today we people are going to provide you all the information related to e-Challan Status and relevant information such as the procedure to submit challan, the procedure to check challan status and other relevant information. E Challan Payment Challan is a payment which citizens of the country have to pay if they break any traffic rule as per the guidelines issued by the traffic department. Till now this payment is to be made by the citizens in specific places but as the technology becomes advanced the government of India has launched an online challan payment portal kn

10 POINTS TO CHECK BEFORE YOU FILE YOUR IT RETURNS Filling an ITR form is not really difficult. One can actually take care of it all alone. The procedure is quite straightforward. In any case, you have to keep in mind a couple of things before recording the income tax form. Likewise, this year, the I-T office has informed a few new assessment form frames which are appropriate for the monetary year 2017-18. Thus, on the off chance that you are prepared to record your ITR, keep in mind these 10 things before you continueto claim your income tax return. Select the right ITR Form: Now, there total 7 ITR form and you have to make sure to pick the correct one which will directly depend on your income. If in case, you fail to pick the right UTR form, then your ITR submission will be dismissed by the assessment division. Furnish individual subtle elements legitimately: Make sure to give correct PAN, Email ID, Contact Number, Bank Account Number and IFSC code precisely to maintain a strategic d

  Government doesn’t want you to download these apps Government doesn’t want you to download these apps Government of India in an advisory shared on Twitter is asking citizens to not download Oximeter apps on their mobile from unknown URLs. Claiming to check oxygen levels in the body, these fake apps could steal a user’s personal data like contacts and photographs stored on their mobile phone. These apps may also steal away the user’s biometric data from their mobile devices by asking biometric fingerprints to use the app. Oximeter apps help one keep track of heartbeat and blood SpO2 levels. Precisely, they offer percentage of breathable oxygen depending on one’s altitude. The apps have gained popularity in recent times during the coronavirus outbreak. “Some URL Links on internet are advertising to provide fake Mobile Oximeter Apps to check your oxygen level. Do not download such fake Oximeter Apps on your mobile, as these Apps may steal your personal or biometric data from your Mobile

LPG Price: Non-Subsidised Cooking Gas Rates Nearly Unchanged In Metros LPG Cylinder Price: Non-subsidised liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices were unchanged in most metros from September 1. This marks the second month of almost no change in LPG prices, following marginal increases in June and July. Currently, the prices of non-subsidised LPG refills vary in different parts of the country, and are revised every month. With effect from September 1, the price of non-subsidised LPG remained at ₹ 594 per cylinder (14.2 kilograms) each in Delhi and Mumbai, according to data from Indian Oil Corporation, which supplies LPG under brand Indane. In Kolkata, the price was revised to ₹ 620.50 per cylinder from ₹ 621 per cylinder, and in Chennai, it was changed marginally to ₹ 610 from ₹ 610.50 per cylinder. Here are the current prices of Indane non-subsidised LPG in the four metros: City Price In Rupees Per 14.2 KG Cylinder With Effect From September 1 Existing Delhi 594.00 594.00 Kolkata 620.50 6

  New TDS rules: How much tax is deducted for making cash withdrawals from bank  To discourage cash transactions and increase tax compliance, the income tax department has changed TDS rules for making cash withdrawals from banks and post offices from this month. So far, you were supposed to pay a TDS (tax deducted at source) of 2% on cash withdrawals exceeding  ₹ 1 crore in a year. With effect from 1 July 2020, the TDS net has been widened further. For high-value cash transactions totalling over  ₹ 20 lakh in a given financial year, the TDS rate is directly dependent on whether you have filed your income tax returns (ITR) for the last three years or not. TDS rules for those who have filed ITR for last 3 years: In the Union Budget 2019, the government had introduced new Section 194N in the Income Tax Act under which TDS on cash withdrawals over and above  ₹ 1 crore is imposed. Banks, co-operative banks and post offices fall under its purview. “For example, if a person withdraws  ₹ 99 la

  Here are the guidelines issued for Unlock 4.0 MHA announced that they will remain closed till September 30. However, from September 21, a limited number of teaching and non-teaching staff may be called back to schools outside containment zones,  and senior students of classes 9 to 12 will be permitted to visit their classrooms to clear their doubts. Permitted and prohibited activities during ‘Unlock 4.0’ :- Unlock 4.0 guidelines: What’s allowed? Metro services will resume from September 7, 2020 in a graded manner. Social/ academic/ sports/ entertainment/ cultural/ religious/ political functions and other congregations will be permitted with a ceiling of 100 people. However, strict measures — including mandatory wearing of face masks, social distancing and thermal scanning provisions — will have to be observed. Open air theatres will be allowed to reopen from September 21, 2020 States/Union Territories may permit upto 50% of teaching and non-teaching staff to return to schools from Se

  This new WhatsApp feature every group user should know about WhatsApp is constantly upgrading its platform. We already know that the company is working on bringing multi-device support to its platform. Now, word is that the Facebook-owned messaging app is working on another feature that would make using groups a tad bit less annoying. According to a report by WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is working on a new feature called Mute Always. This feature will enable users to block the pesky group notifications forever. As of now, WhatsApp gives its users three options for muting the annoying group notifications. This includes eight hours, one week and one year. But now, the company is working on extending this limit such that users will be able to block group chat notifications indefinitely. As per a screenshot shared by the blog site, WhatsApp is planning to replace the one year option with ‘Mute Always’ button enabling users to mute unwanted group notifications forever or until the time they are