Guidelines for the certification of compliance for aquaculture inputs

The guidelines outline stringent criteria for obtaining a certificate of compliance for aquaculture inputs. Firstly, inputs must be free from harmful substances specified by the Authority to protect human health. Additionally, they must adhere to quality standards set by the Authority. All coastal aquaculture inputs, excluding exempted ones, must possess a valid certificate.

Pan India “Labour Markets and Skills Assessment” programmes

The vendor may interview students from colleges, universities and other Higher Education Institutions as part of the study and would require necessary assistance from the HEIs. The Higher Education Institutions are requested to extend all possible support to NSDC for smooth conduct of the survey in respective institutions.

IFSCA clarification regarding Settlement of Client’s Funds lying with Broker Dealer

IFSCA, with an objective to promote ease of doing business in IFSC and taking into account the representations from investors and discussions with the Stock Exchanges, the has announced that unless otherwise specified by IFSCA, settlement of funds shall be done as per the Agreement/Consent Letter between the Broker Dealer and its client. The Stock Exchanges in IFSC may specify the format of such Agreement/ Consent Letter for the Broker Dealers.

IFSCA clarification regarding registration on FIU-IND FINNET 2.0 portal for compliance with IFSCA (Anti Money Laundering, Counter-Terrorist Financing and Know Your Customer) Guidelines, 2022

All regulated entities are required to immediately complete their registration on FIU-IND FINNET 2.0 portal. The non-registration with FIU-IND by any regulated entity shall be construed as contravention of the provisions of the respective IFSCA regulations or circulars or guidelines or directions or instructions issued thereunder.

Scheme Guidelines for Setting Up Hydrogen Hubs in India

The Scheme seeks to identify and develop regions capable of supporting large-scale production and utilization of hydrogen as Green Hydrogen Hubs. It seeks to develop Green Hydrogen Projects inside these hubs in an integrated manner to enable pooling of resources and achieve economies of scale. It also aims to enhance the cost-competitiveness of Green Hydrogen and its derivatives compared to fossil-based alternatives, maximize production within the stipulated financial support, encourage large-scale utilization and exports, and enhance the viability of Green Hydrogen assets across the value chain.

Government Unveils Guidelines for Skilling Scheme under National Green Hydrogen Mission

This scheme is poised to play a crucial role in equipping the workforce with the necessary skills to contribute to India’s transition towards a sustainable and green energy future. The implementation methodology will adhere to detailed scheme guidelines outlined in the document, ensuring a systematic approach towards achieving the objectives.