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e-Gazette weekly summary
The Gazette carried SEZ drawback rules, two draft Drugs Rules changes, wider overseas listing rules for companies and VB-G RAM G grievance rules.
The week in brief
The SEZ (Fifth Amendment) Rules, G.S.R. 962(E), set how a Unit, Developer or DTA supplier claims drawback from the Specified Officer on a Bill of Export; G.S.R. 967(E) corrects terms in the Fourth Amendment.
Two draft Drugs Rules amendments propose more authorised import ports and depots under Rule 43A, including Noida International Airport, and a qualified person responsible for batch release under Schedule M.
G.S.R. 968(E) extends the rules on listing in permissible foreign jurisdictions from equity shares to equity instruments, including convertible debentures and preference shares, and widens the eligible companies.
The VB-G RAM G Grievance Redressal Rules 2026 require States to set up grievance redressal at Gram Panchayat, Block and District levels, linked to a central tracking system.
BIS Rule 27 now keeps provisional Indian standards valid for up to two years, extendable by up to two more; railway Rajbhasha recruitment rules were also amended.
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