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  These 5 rules will change from May 1, from gas cylinder to banking rules, there will be a big change, today you know From May 1 (Changes from 1 May), many new types will be applied to the general public, so before the coming of May, you must know about these rules. New Delhi:   Only one day is left for the month of April to end.  From May 1 (Changes from 1 May), many new types will be applied to the general public, so before the coming of May, you must know about these rules.  It includes many rules related to banking, gas cylinder (LPG Cylinder), Covid Vaccination, which will have a direct impact on the pocket of the general public, then you must know all these rules- 1. This change going to Axis Bank Axis Bank has changed the rules for keeping minimum balance in savings account with effect from 1 May.  From May 1 on withdrawing cash from ATM after free limit, you will have to pay double charge as compared to the current time.  Apart from this, the bank has already increased the cha

  No need to go to RTO for driving license, RC, now these 18 facilities will be available online from home Driving License Online: Now you will not need to go to RTO to get a driving license.  Online services can be availed through Aadhaar verification.  With this step of the government, people will get relief from the crowd on RTO. New Delhi: Driving License Online:   Now you will not need to go to RTO to get a driving license.  18 services related to RTO have now become online, a new notification has been issued by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, stating that the RTO will be given Many important services have been digitized.  'FACILITIES WILL BE AVAILABLE WITHOUT HASSLE' The notification issued by the Ministry of Roads, Transport and Highways states that 'To provide convenient and hassle-free services to the citizens, the Ministry is aware of the requirements of Aadhaar for citizens to avail contactless services through the implementing agencies. We will make

  FD fraud: SBI issues alert for customers, says avoid THESE things or else you will lose money FD fraud alert: State Bank of India, India’s largest public lender, has issued an alert for its customers and public in general. If you are one of those who have made their FDs (Fixed Deposits), you should rather pay attention to what the State Bank of India has said about social engineering frauds SBI alert:  State Bank of India, India’s largest public lender, has issued an alert for its customers and public in general. If you are one of those who have made their FDs (Fixed Deposits), you should rather pay attention to what the State Bank of India has said about social engineering frauds.  The Public sector bank said that it has come across recent reports, wherein cyber criminals have created online fixed deposits in customers’ account. The State Bank of India has asked its customers to control access to their account by not sharing personal details. It has warned that SBI customers of not

  Bank Holidays List May 2021: Banks will be closed for so many days in May, see full list of holidays here Bank Holidays List May 2021: Corona Second Wave is causing havoc in the country.  The month of May of this year (May 2021) is going to be very important for the country.  According to experts, the Corona will remain at its peak until the middle of May.  In such a situation, in May, check the entire list of holidays before leaving the house for work related to banks. New Delhi.   The second wave of Corona (Corona Second Wave) is causing havoc in the country.  The month of May of this year (May 2021) is going to be very important for the country.  According to experts, the Corona will remain at its peak until the middle of May.  In such a situation, the Corona Protocol will be strictly followed throughout the country.  Meanwhile, there is also talk of reducing the functioning of banks.  SLBS, an institution of banks, has appealed to many states to reduce the functioning of banks to

  Night curfew in Noida extended till April 30 as COVID-19 cases rise The movement of essential goods or commodities and medical and other essential services shall be exempted besides central and state government officials and medical staff. Noida:  The Gautam Buddh Nagar administration on Monday (April 19) extended the night curfew in Noida and Greater Noida till April 30 in a bid to check the spread of COVID-19 infection. District Magistrate Suhas L Y said in an order, “The curfew which was earlier imposed till April 17 will be in force from 8 pm to 7 am till April 30 across the district, including Noida and Greater Noida.” According to the order, the restrictions imposed in the past during the night curfew will remain in force. The movement of essential goods or commodities and medical and other essential services shall be exempted besides central and state government officials and medical staff. Pregnant women and those in need of medical help are also exempted, according to the or

  COVID-19 weekend lockdown: These states, cities to have restrictions from today, check complete list Several states, UTs and cities have imposed partial restrictions and weekend curfews to curb the COVID-19 cases amid a surge in coronavirus cases across the country. These states and cities have imposed stricter restrictions to control people’s movement and the spread of the virus. New Delhi:  The alarming, grim situation in the country due to a surge in daily coronavirus COVID-19 cases have prompted several state governments and district administrations to impose partial restrictions, weekend lockdowns and night curfews. India reported a record 2,17,353 new cases on Friday, taking the total tally of COVID-19 cases to 1,42,91,917, while active cases surpassed the 15-lakh mark, according to a data from the Union Health Ministry. HERE’S A LIST OF STATES AND CITIES THAT HAVE IMPOSED A WEEKEND CURFEW FROM TODAY: Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister and AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal announced that a

  SC issues guidelines for cheque bounce cases, asks govt to amend laws The SC said that over the years, courts have been inundated with cheque bounce complaints which could not be decided within a reasonable period and “this gargantuan pendency of complaints … has had an adverse effect in disposal of other criminal cases.” To ensure speedy disposal of more than 35 lakh cheque bounce cases pending in various courts, the Supreme Court on Friday gave a number of directions, including asking the government to amend the laws to allow clubbing of multiple trials in cases filed for a same transaction against anyone. To avoid multiplicity of proceedings and to reduce the burden on the docket of the criminal courts, a five-judge Constitution Bench led by Chief Justice S A Bobde recommended that “suitable amendments” be made in the Negotiable Instruments Act for provision of one trial against a person for multiple offences under Section 138 committed within a period of 12 months. Of the 2.31 cr

  By mistake, money transferred to another's account can be received this way, know what is the process Often, while making an online payment, money is transferred to someone else's account in a hurry.  What to do in such a way that the money comes back into the account.  Let's know its entire process. It often happens that we want to send money to someone else and by mistake money goes into someone else's account.  Many people think that now the money is gone and will not get it back.  It's not like that.  If you have transferred the money to another person's account by mistake, then you will get your money.  For this, the bank has a process after which it is possible.  Let us know how we can get back the money transferred by mistake. If you accidentally  transfer money to another account, do this  if you have accidentally transferred money to another person's account, then first go to your bank and know whose money has gone to your account. Now go to the b

  TDS on fixed deposit interest: Time to submit Form 15G / 15H to your banker – Here’s why Eligible individuals can submit Form 15G or Form 15H to their banker for non-deduction of TDS on interest income earned in bank FD. f you have a bank fixed deposit, it’s time to make sure that your bank does not deduct tax at source on the interest income earned. The bank will not make any such deduction if you are exempted from paying taxes. But, in case you have bank fixed deposits where the interest earned is more than Rs 40,000 in a financial year, the banker will cut tax at source unless your income falls in the exempted slab. For senior citizens, the limit stands at Rs 50,000 in one financial year. The bank FD interest income is fully taxable in the hands of the investor and banks levy TDS which may be adjusted while filing the income tax return. The interest income from bank fixed deposits is subject to TDS at 10 per cent but can be deducted at 20 per cent if PAN is not furnished. So, if y

  BIG BREAKING! Class 12 CBSE board exams postponed, Class 10 CBSE board exams cancelled The CBSE BOARD EXAMS 2021 were scheduled to begin on May 4 but have been deferred due to the prevailing COVID-19 situation. New Delhi : In a big relief for lakhs of students, the CBSE BOARD EXAMS 2021 have now been postponed. They were scheduled to begin on May 4 but have been deferred due to the prevailing COVID-19 situation in the country. The Class 12 CBSE board exams have been postponed, whereas, Class 10 CBSE board exams have been cancelled. The decision was taken during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting with Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal. To conduct the Board Exams for Class XII, the situation will be reviewed on June 1 by the Board, and details will be shared subsequently. A notice of at least 15 days will be given before the start of the examinations  On the other hand, the results of the Class X Board will be prepared on the basis of an objective criterion to be developed by the

  Do you need COVID-19 negative certificate to travel by trains? Here’s what Indian Railways said Those who are travelling by the national transporter only have to follow the recent guidelines and protocols of COVID-19, issued by state governments after cases of novel coronavirus started rising again. Travelling by train during the pandemic? You do not need to carry a  COVID-19  negative certificate. Recently, Railway Board Chairman Suneet Sharma ruled out the need for passengers to carry a COVID-19 negative certificate to travel by Indian Railways’ trains, according to PTI. Sharma mentioned that those who are travelling by the national transporter only have to follow the recent guidelines and protocols of COVID-19, issued by state governments after cases of novel coronavirus started rising again. Railway passengers have been advised by the Railway Ministry to wear face masks, observe social distancing during their train journeys. Piyush Goyal-led Indian Railways said it will continue

  No bank needed for RTGS and NEFT!  ATM will become mobile wallet, know RBI's new step Non-bank payment system operators mean Mobikwik, PayU, Ola Pay, Amazon Pay, etc.  That is, if you have a mobile wallet, you can send money to anyone through RTGS and NEFT.  New Delhi: RBI Monetary Policy:   Now you do not need to depend on the bank to do RTGS and NEFT.  The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has extended the scope of RTGS and NEFT beyond banks.  While announcing the monetary policy, Reserve Bank Governor Shaktikanta Das announced that this facility can now be extended to non-bank payment system operators as well.  1. EXPANDED SCOPE OF RTGS, NEFT  RTGS and NEFT is a Centralised Payment Systems, which is operated by the Reserve Bank.  Now part of this CPS will be non-bank payment system operators such as Prepaid Payment Instrument (PPI) issuers, card networks, white label ATM operators and trade receivable discounting systems.  All these can now directly take the membership of CPS.  2. R

  Which Government Bank Is Offering The Highest FD Interest Rate? With the Reserve Bank of India keeping the repo rate unchanged at 4%, many banks have reduced their fixed deposit interest rates. This has been a worrying factor for countless risk-averse investors who heavily rely on fixed deposit returns to meet their financial goals and even to fund their day-to-day expenses. In doing so, many investors prefer government banks over private, foreign or small finance banks for total risk mitigation. So, if you’re looking to open an FD, here are the current interest rates that are being offered by the government banks in the country. Do note, we have only considered the highest advertised interest rates for each of the public sector banks mentioned in the table below and their applicable tenures. Also, keep in mind that all the interest rates mentioned below are for normal fixed deposits amounting to less than Rs. 1 crore. Senior citizen depositors usually get preferential rates by up to