Trucks and Truckers

01/07/2017

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1312485512183696&id=738694752896111

Thousands of drivers work up to 20 hours a day, sometimes for pennies. When they get sick or refuse to keep working, trucking companies fire them and take their trucks – along with thousands they have paid toward buying them

28/06/2017

13/06/2017

Bmap fintech private limited (an aggregator of various loan and insurance products) for various Banks and NBFCs, pan India, invited Manufacturers, Financiers, Brokers,Dealers, DSAs to join hand with them for improving the top line and bottom line of their business.
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14/05/2016

"Fire,debt and disease should never be neglected. They must be extinguished by all means" . Srila Prabhupad ISKCON

15/12/2015

CollectiveEvolution

29/11/2015

Amid a slowing market for light commercial vehicles (LCVs), Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) has managed to go past Tata Motors and take the top position. While the domestic LCV market has shrunk over five per cent this year, M&M has been able to gain

29/10/2015

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21/10/2015

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17/10/2015

Welcome to the PV Tech Storage weekly newsletter. We land in your inbox a day later than usual in no small part due to the fact that our team has been attending the Solar Energy UK show. As many of you in the global energy industry will know – especially those of you with close links to PV – the UK's solar support regime is on the verge of serious cuts that many expect will lead to consolidation at best and decimation at worst. Energy storage is being seen, as was the case in Germany, as one of a number of technologies – if not the key technology – to enable further and continuing growth for solar. It is also the new service that was most commonly cited as a means of diversification for many solar companies, as ultimately, they will need to understand their customers' energy needs and supply better than ever before. While it's still a massively challenging situation, it could prove to be the making of a cleaner and more distributed future for the UK energy sector. We haven't taken our eye off the rest of the world either - one particularly interesting piece of news from the upstream is that 24M, the start–up which featured in a recent Guest Blog on this site by Lux Research for its "potentially disruptive" low-cost battery tech, has signed a deal with NEC ES that could lead to its lithium cells being deployed at grid-scale worldwide. Many thanks for subscribing and we hope you enjoy visiting the site.

Andy Colthorpe
Solar Media

26/09/2015

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22/09/2015

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22/09/2015

Press Information Bureau
Government of India
Cabinet
16-September-2015 14:24 IST

Approval to promulgate the Negotiable Instruments (Amendment) Ordinance, 2015.

The Union Cabinet, chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, has given its approval for the proposal to promulgate the Negotiable Instruments (Amendment) Ordinance, 2015.

The proposed amendments to the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (“The NI Act”) are focused on clarifying the jurisdiction related issues for filing cases for offence committed under section 138 of the NI Act.

The clarity on jurisdictional issues for trying cases of cheque bouncing would increase the credibility of the cheque as a financial instrument. This would help trade and commerce in general and allow the lending institution, including banks, to continue to extend financing to the economy, without the apprehension of loan default on account of bouncing of a cheque.

In view of the urgency to create a suitable legal framework for determination of the place of jurisdiction for trying cases of dishonour of cheques under section 138 of the NI Act, the Government has decided to amend the law through the Negotiable instruments (Amendment) Ordinance, 2015.

The objective is to ensure that a fair trial is conducted keeping in view the interests of the complainant by clarifying the territorial jurisdiction for trying the cases for dishonour of cheques. The Ordinance is similar to the Bill in the sense that the substantive principle for determination of the jurisdiction of cases under section 138 of the NI Act remains the same, except that that two distinct situations of payment of cheque (i) by submitting the same for collection through an account or (ii) payment of a cheque otherwise through an account, that is, when cheques are presented across the counter of any branch of drawee bank for payment, are covered under the Ordinance.1