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'Kurkure' And 'Cheetos' Classifiable As 'Namkeen', Not 'Snacks' Under VAT Act: Rajasthan High Court - Vimarsana News

'Kurkure' And 'Cheetos' Classifiable As 'Namkeen', Not 'Snacks' Under VAT Act: Rajasthan High Court

The Rajasthan High Court has held that ‘Kurkure’ and ‘Cheetos’ are classifiable as ‘namkeen’, not 'snacks' under the VAT Act.The bench of Justice Sameer Jain observed that the department neither...

Source: livelaw.in
Undercover Texas jaguar cub sting results in country's first charges under 'Big Cat Act' - Vimarsana News

Undercover Texas jaguar cub sting results in country's first charges under 'Big Cat Act'

An Alamo, Texas, couple was arrested for selling protected wildlife, marking the first case in the U.S. filed under The Big Cat Act.

Source: yahoo.com
'Keep your cat indoors': why conservationists are pushing for pet containment in Australia | Australia news - Vimarsana News

'Keep your cat indoors': why conservationists are pushing for pet containment in Australia | Australia news

Around 71% of domestic cats are able to roam – killing an estimated 323m native animals each year. Conservation groups want nationwide measures to protect wildlife

Perth council agrees to tackle nuisance cats and prohibit them from nature reserves under new laws - Vimarsana News

Perth council agrees to tackle nuisance cats and prohibit them from nature reserves under new laws

One of Perth’s biggest local governments is overhauling its laws to prohibit nuisance cats from natural reserves.

Cottesloe hikes dog poo fines as Claremont cracks down on cats under new local laws - Vimarsana News

Cottesloe hikes dog poo fines as Claremont cracks down on cats under new local laws

Dog owners in Cottesloe who don’t pick up after their pet in public or on private land “without the consent of the occupier” will cop a hefty $1000 fine, up from $250.