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China Set to Launch State-Backed NFT Marketplace on Special ‘Cultural Protection’ Chain
China is geared-up to launch an official, state-backed NFT marketplace, that would let Chinese NFT traders to dabble in the space, but under government oversight. Called the ‘China Digital Asset Trading Platform’, the initiative is aimed at creating a safe ecosystem for the secondary sales of NFTs, which if not monitored, can dangerously expose...
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CCPA Fines Amazon Rs. 1 Lakh Over Sale of Substandard Pressure Cookers: All Details
Amazon has been fined Rs. 1 lakh by the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) for the sale of 2,265 pressure cookers that failed to meet quality standards, according to the Department of Consumer Affairs. The CCPA had issued notices to major e-commerce platforms, including Amazon, Flipkart, Paytm Mall, ShopClues and Snapdeal as well as th...
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Cheap Russian Crude Bought By India To Protect Its Own Interests
India is eager to take more Russian crude at bargain prices as buyers from the U.S. to Europe shun its oil after the invasion of Ukraine.
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Types of Car insurance in India
Several insurance companies in India offer a variety of insurance plans to cater to the buyers' specific needs. It is very important to understand the various types of coverage and their benefits, enabling the vehicle owner to make an informed decision.
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Samsung Galaxy S20 Official Cases, Covers Leaked Ahead of Next Week’s Launch
Alleged official protective cases for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S20 have surfaced online, revealing multiple designs, material, and colour options.
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5 Points On Bill To Amend Insolvency And Bankruptcy Code
A Bill to amend Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, has been introduced in the Lok Sabha to bring relief to the home buyers and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises or MSMEs. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Ordinance will protect the buyers when builders declare bankruptcy for under-construction real estate projects. The Bill would ...
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Panel To Urge West Bengal Government To Implement Real Estate Act
The centre will soon send a team to urge the West Bengal government to switch over to the Real Estate Regulatory Act (RERA) to protect home buyers' interest, an official has said.
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President Clears IBC Ordinance: Home Buyers To Find It Easier To Recover Dues From Developers
In a big step to protect home-buyers, changes to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) will come into force with President Ram Nath Kovind signing off on the government's ordinance or special order. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Ordinance aims at saving the buyers when builders declare bankruptcy in the middle of a real estate p...
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Nirav Modi's Bankrupt US Firm Gets Buyer Interest Amid PNB Fraud Probe
Investigators have subsequently attached or seized various assets belonging to Nirav Modi and his companies.
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IDBI Bank Moves Supreme Court In Jaypee Infratech Case
The Supreme Court had on Monday stayed insolvency proceedings against Jaypee Infratech at NCLT on a plea by some home buyers, who have neither got homes nor their money back and are seeking protection of their interest.
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The Most Exciting Android Oreo Feature Isn't Even Here Yet
Budget smartphone buyers should be very excited about an upcoming Android Oreo feature.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea Of Jaypee Infratech Home Buyers On Thursday
The plea was filed by a flat buyer Chitra Sharma and 23 others seeking protection of their rights as flat buyers.
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OnePlus 3T Now Available With Free Protective Case
There are three varieties available in the mobile cases - Sandstone (worth Rs. 899), Karbon (worth Rs. 1,499), and Rosewood (worth Rs. 1,499)
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Delayed Possession: How RERA Or New Real Estate Act Can Protect Home Buyers
Under the new law, home buyers' money will have to be deposited in an escrow-like account and can only be used for the property they are investing in -- not to launch the developer's next project.
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RERA Comes Into Force. How It Will Protect Homebuyers
New rules under RERA or the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act to regulate the real estate sector, protect home buyers and ensure the timely execution of projects with an aim to boost investor confidence and stamp out illegal practices will apply from today. They are applicable to residential and commercial development and make it mandato...
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China Set to Launch State-Backed NFT Marketplace on Special ‘Cultural Protection’ Chain
China is geared-up to launch an official, state-backed NFT marketplace, that would let Chinese NFT traders to dabble in the space, but under government oversight. Called the ‘China Digital Asset Trading Platform’, the initiative is aimed at creating a safe ecosystem for the secondary sales of NFTs, which if not monitored, can dangerously expose...
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CCPA Fines Amazon Rs. 1 Lakh Over Sale of Substandard Pressure Cookers: All Details
Amazon has been fined Rs. 1 lakh by the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) for the sale of 2,265 pressure cookers that failed to meet quality standards, according to the Department of Consumer Affairs. The CCPA had issued notices to major e-commerce platforms, including Amazon, Flipkart, Paytm Mall, ShopClues and Snapdeal as well as th...
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Cheap Russian Crude Bought By India To Protect Its Own Interests
India is eager to take more Russian crude at bargain prices as buyers from the U.S. to Europe shun its oil after the invasion of Ukraine.
-
Types of Car insurance in India
Several insurance companies in India offer a variety of insurance plans to cater to the buyers' specific needs. It is very important to understand the various types of coverage and their benefits, enabling the vehicle owner to make an informed decision.
-
Samsung Galaxy S20 Official Cases, Covers Leaked Ahead of Next Week’s Launch
Alleged official protective cases for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S20 have surfaced online, revealing multiple designs, material, and colour options.
-
5 Points On Bill To Amend Insolvency And Bankruptcy Code
A Bill to amend Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, has been introduced in the Lok Sabha to bring relief to the home buyers and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises or MSMEs. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Ordinance will protect the buyers when builders declare bankruptcy for under-construction real estate projects. The Bill would ...
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Panel To Urge West Bengal Government To Implement Real Estate Act
The centre will soon send a team to urge the West Bengal government to switch over to the Real Estate Regulatory Act (RERA) to protect home buyers' interest, an official has said.
-
President Clears IBC Ordinance: Home Buyers To Find It Easier To Recover Dues From Developers
In a big step to protect home-buyers, changes to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) will come into force with President Ram Nath Kovind signing off on the government's ordinance or special order. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Ordinance aims at saving the buyers when builders declare bankruptcy in the middle of a real estate p...
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Nirav Modi's Bankrupt US Firm Gets Buyer Interest Amid PNB Fraud Probe
Investigators have subsequently attached or seized various assets belonging to Nirav Modi and his companies.
-
IDBI Bank Moves Supreme Court In Jaypee Infratech Case
The Supreme Court had on Monday stayed insolvency proceedings against Jaypee Infratech at NCLT on a plea by some home buyers, who have neither got homes nor their money back and are seeking protection of their interest.
-
The Most Exciting Android Oreo Feature Isn't Even Here Yet
Budget smartphone buyers should be very excited about an upcoming Android Oreo feature.
-
Supreme Court To Hear Plea Of Jaypee Infratech Home Buyers On Thursday
The plea was filed by a flat buyer Chitra Sharma and 23 others seeking protection of their rights as flat buyers.
-
OnePlus 3T Now Available With Free Protective Case
There are three varieties available in the mobile cases - Sandstone (worth Rs. 899), Karbon (worth Rs. 1,499), and Rosewood (worth Rs. 1,499)
-
Delayed Possession: How RERA Or New Real Estate Act Can Protect Home Buyers
Under the new law, home buyers' money will have to be deposited in an escrow-like account and can only be used for the property they are investing in -- not to launch the developer's next project.
-
RERA Comes Into Force. How It Will Protect Homebuyers
New rules under RERA or the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act to regulate the real estate sector, protect home buyers and ensure the timely execution of projects with an aim to boost investor confidence and stamp out illegal practices will apply from today. They are applicable to residential and commercial development and make it mandato...
