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These standards are designed to improve the fuel efficiency of vehicles. They are based on the Worldwide Harmonized Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP)
These regulations are developed by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) and cover a wide range of automotive components and systems.
These standards are designed to reduce emissions from vehicles. The latest BS VI standards are among the most stringent in the world.
These rules provide detailed specifications for vehicle construction, equipment, and maintenance. They also cover important safety aspects such as seatbelts, airbags, and speed limits.
This Act is the primary legislation governing road transport in India. It covers a wide range of topics, including vehicle registration, licensing, road safety, and traffic management.
The NCF provides a framework for recognizing and transferring credits earned through various modes of education, including online learning. This framework is intended to promote flexibility and portability of credits within the Indian education system.
These guidelines, issued by the University Grants Commission (UGC), outline the criteria for approval of online courses and programs offered by higher education institutions.
These regulations protect consumer rights in e-commerce transactions, including edtech platforms. They mandate clear disclosures, fair return policies, and timely dispute resolution mechanisms.
These rules govern the obligations of intermediaries in India, including takedown procedures for illegal content, due diligence requirements, and the appointment of grievance officers.
This Act provides a legal framework for electronic transactions, data protection, and cybercrime in India. It also establishes the role of intermediaries, such as edtech platforms, in regulating online content and activities.
This policy outlines a comprehensive vision for education in India, focusing on holistic development, critical thinking, and innovation. The NEP 2020 also proposes a number of reforms, such as introducing a flexible curriculum, reducing the burden of rote learning, and promoting multilingual education.
This Act establishes the GJEPC, which is responsible for promoting the export of gems and jewellery from India.
The KPCS is an international initiative that aims to prevent the trade in conflict diamonds. India is a member of the KPCS, and all rough diamonds imported into India must be accompanied by a KPCS certificate.
This Order regulates the import of jewellery and watches into India.
This Order regulates the import, export, and mining of precious stones in India.
This Act mandates the hallmarking of gold and silver jewellery in India.
This Act establishes a comprehensive framework for data protection in India. It proposes a number of measures to protect the privacy of individuals,while recognising the necessity of processing and using such data for lawful purposes.
This Act governs the allocation and use of radio spectrum in India. The DoT is responsible for implementing the provisions of this Act.
This Act establishes TRAI as an independent regulator of the telecommunications sector in India. TRAI has the power to issue licenses, regulate tariffs, and ensure fair competition in the telecom market.
The Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 - These rules govern the obligations of intermediaries in India, including takedown procedures for illegal content, due diligence requirements, and the appointment of grievance officers.
This Act provides a legal framework for electronic transactions, data protection, and cybercrime in India. It also establishes the role of intermediaries, such as social media platforms and e-commerce websites, in regulating online content and activities.
This Act regulates payment systems, including electronic payments, ensuring the security and reliability of e-commerce transactions.
This Act imposes a unified indirect tax on goods and services, including e-commerce transactions, simplifying the tax structure and promoting inter-state trade.
This Act regulates foreign exchange transactions, including e-commerce payments, ensuring compliance with foreign exchange regulations.
This Act regulates the sale of goods, including e-commerce transactions, covering aspects such as ownership transfer, risk transfer, and remedies for breach of contract.
This Act forms the basis of contract law in India, governing the formation, performance, and termination of contracts, including e-commerce transactions.
This Act governs electronic contracts, data privacy, and online transactions, providing a legal framework for e-commerce activities.
These regulations protect consumer rights in e-commerce transactions, mandating clear disclosures, fair return policies, and timely dispute resolution mechanisms.
This Act is the primary legislation governing the upstream oil and gas sector in India. It empowers the government to grant exploration and production licenses, regulate operations, and ensure the development of oil and gas resources in the national interest.
This Act provides a framework for environmental protection in India. It applies to all activities in the oil and gas sector, including exploration, production, transportation, and refining.
This Act establishes the PNGRB as the independent regulator for the midstream and downstream oil and gas sector. The PNGRB is responsible for regulating the refining, storage, transportation, distribution, marketing, and sale of petroleum, petroleum products, and natural gas.
This Act establishes the OIDB as a body to promote the development of the oil and gas industry in India. The OIDB provides financial assistance to projects that contribute to the growth and efficiency of the industry.
The Gas Supply Pricing Principles, Determination and Methodology regulations govern the pricing of natural gas. They outline the principles for determining gas prices, the methodology for calculating prices, and the role of the PNGRB in price regulation.
These regulations govern the authorization process for entities seeking to establish or expand city or local natural gas distribution networks. They outline the criteria for eligibility, the application process, and the obligations of authorized entities.
This Act protects the interests of consumers, including those who purchase real estate. It provides a framework for consumer protection, including the right to information, the right to choose, the right to fair and safe practices, and the right to seek redressal.
This Act governs the sale of goods, including real estate. It covers aspects such as transfer of ownership, risk transfer, and remedies for breach of contract.
This Act governs the transfer of ownership of immovable property, including land, buildings, and apartments. It sets out the legal requirements for the sale, exchange, mortgage, and lease of property.
This Act governs the registration of deeds and other documents related to immovable property. Registration is mandatory for all transactions involving immovable property, and it provides legal evidence of ownership.
An Act to regulate the employment and conditions of service of building and other construction workers and to provide for their safety, health and welfare measures.
DI Policy Circular was issued by DPIIT. The objective of the FDI Policy is to attract and promote foreign direct investment to supplement domestic capital, technology, and skills, for accelerated economic growth.
(FCI) is a comprehensive document issued by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) that outlines the various rules and regulations governing foreign investment in India. The FCI covers a wide range of sectors, including real estate.
The CRZ regulations are enforced by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) through the Coastal Regulation Zone Notification. he CRZ regulations play an important role in protecting India's coastline and its fragile ecosystem.
It is a set of regulations that govern the real estate industry in Maharashtra. The regulations were enacted under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) and came into force on 1st May 2017
This Act is the most comprehensive piece of legislation governing the real estate sector in India. It mandates the registration of all real estate projects with RERA authorities, ensuring transparency in the sale of real estate. The Act also establishes a grievance redressal mechanism for buyers and protects their interests in case of any disputes.