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Return Property Papers To Borrowers Within 30 Days Of Repayment: RBI To Banks
The Reserve Bank on Wednesday directed banks and financial institutions to release all original movable or immovable property documents and remove charges registered with any registry within 30 days after full repayment of a loan by the borrower.
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No Posting if Government Employees Fail to Submit Property Returns
All Central government employees were on Monday told to submit their property returns by this month-end failing which they will be denied vigilance clearance for new postings.
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No Posting If Employees Fail To Submit Property Returns: Government
All Central government employees were today told to submit their property returns by this month-end failing which they will be denied vigilance clearance for new postings.
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62 IAS officers fail to submit property returns
62 IAS officers have failed to submit their Immovable Property Returns (IPR), prompting the government to issue a fresh reminder today to them. The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), a nodal ministry for service matters of IAS officers, sent the reminder, third in the recent times, to concerned ministries asking for immediate submit of IP...
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Delhi, UP police chiefs fail to submit returns
Delhi Police Commissioner BK Gupta and Uttar Pradesh DGP Brij Lal figure on a Ministry of Home Affairs list of 864 IPS officers who have failed to submit their Immovable Property Returns (IPR) for the year 2010.
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Return Property Papers To Borrowers Within 30 Days Of Repayment: RBI To Banks
The Reserve Bank on Wednesday directed banks and financial institutions to release all original movable or immovable property documents and remove charges registered with any registry within 30 days after full repayment of a loan by the borrower.
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No Posting if Government Employees Fail to Submit Property Returns
All Central government employees were on Monday told to submit their property returns by this month-end failing which they will be denied vigilance clearance for new postings.
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No Posting If Employees Fail To Submit Property Returns: Government
All Central government employees were today told to submit their property returns by this month-end failing which they will be denied vigilance clearance for new postings.
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62 IAS officers fail to submit property returns
62 IAS officers have failed to submit their Immovable Property Returns (IPR), prompting the government to issue a fresh reminder today to them. The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), a nodal ministry for service matters of IAS officers, sent the reminder, third in the recent times, to concerned ministries asking for immediate submit of IP...
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Delhi, UP police chiefs fail to submit returns
Delhi Police Commissioner BK Gupta and Uttar Pradesh DGP Brij Lal figure on a Ministry of Home Affairs list of 864 IPS officers who have failed to submit their Immovable Property Returns (IPR) for the year 2010.
