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No Shortage Of NCERT Textbooks, Over 4 Crore Books Distributed For 2022-23 Academic Session: Ministry
The information was shared by Union Minister of State for Education Annapurna Devi in response to a written question. The minister said the online ordered textbooks are supplied at the doorstep of the customer with the help of Indian Postal Services.
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E-Retailers Act as Revenue Generator for Postal Department
With e-commerce platforms increasingly turning to the Indian Posts to deliver their orders to customers, the fast flourishing e-retail business has become a revenue generator for the state-run agency, whose traditional operations are dented by the deep penetration of e-mail and mobile phones.
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Can't Fix Time for NRI Voting Rights Legislation: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, today, said that it cannot order legislature to make or amend a law within a particular time frame and granted eight weeks time to the Centre to effect changes in statutes for extending voting rights to NRIs through postal ballots.
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Now, Indians abroad can file RTI applications using e-postal orders
There is reason to cheer for millions of Indians living overseas. The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) today added 176 Indian missions abroad under the category of "public authorities", which will now accept RTI application fees through the E-IPO (Electronic-Indian postal order).
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For Non-Resident Indians, using RTI just got easier
The Department of Posts and Telegraph finally launched an online system, which allows Indians living abroad to directly purchase Electronic-Indian Postal Orders (E-IPO) on the Internet. Postal Orders are required as payment accompanying each RTI query.
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New rules make it easier for NRIs to use Right to Information Act
In a major victory for transparency seekers and ordinary Indians living abroad, the centre has given its in-principle nod to allow the sale of Indian Postal Orders (IPOs) through the internet to citizens living abroad. While the details are still being worked out, the decision follows the RBI giving its nod to allowing Indian citizens to purchase I...
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No Shortage Of NCERT Textbooks, Over 4 Crore Books Distributed For 2022-23 Academic Session: Ministry
The information was shared by Union Minister of State for Education Annapurna Devi in response to a written question. The minister said the online ordered textbooks are supplied at the doorstep of the customer with the help of Indian Postal Services.
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E-Retailers Act as Revenue Generator for Postal Department
With e-commerce platforms increasingly turning to the Indian Posts to deliver their orders to customers, the fast flourishing e-retail business has become a revenue generator for the state-run agency, whose traditional operations are dented by the deep penetration of e-mail and mobile phones.
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Can't Fix Time for NRI Voting Rights Legislation: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, today, said that it cannot order legislature to make or amend a law within a particular time frame and granted eight weeks time to the Centre to effect changes in statutes for extending voting rights to NRIs through postal ballots.
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Now, Indians abroad can file RTI applications using e-postal orders
There is reason to cheer for millions of Indians living overseas. The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) today added 176 Indian missions abroad under the category of "public authorities", which will now accept RTI application fees through the E-IPO (Electronic-Indian postal order).
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For Non-Resident Indians, using RTI just got easier
The Department of Posts and Telegraph finally launched an online system, which allows Indians living abroad to directly purchase Electronic-Indian Postal Orders (E-IPO) on the Internet. Postal Orders are required as payment accompanying each RTI query.
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New rules make it easier for NRIs to use Right to Information Act
In a major victory for transparency seekers and ordinary Indians living abroad, the centre has given its in-principle nod to allow the sale of Indian Postal Orders (IPOs) through the internet to citizens living abroad. While the details are still being worked out, the decision follows the RBI giving its nod to allowing Indian citizens to purchase I...
