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Amazon India gets nod to operate round the clock in Delhi, what this means for customers - Vimarsana News

Amazon India gets nod to operate round the clock in Delhi, what this means for customers

With this go-ahead, Amazon would be able to deliver in Delhi at any hour.

Amazon Among 314 Entities Given Approval To Operate 24/7 In Delhi - Vimarsana News

Amazon Among 314 Entities Given Approval To Operate 24/7 In Delhi

Amazon India is among 314 applicants that have been granted approval to operate 24/7 in the national capital and a notification to this effect will be issued within a week, an official from the Delhi Lieutenant Governor office said on Sunday.

Source: ndtv.com
FIRS warns MDAs against contracting tax assessment, collection, enforcement to consultants - Vimarsana News

FIRS warns MDAs against contracting tax assessment, collection, enforcement to consultants

The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has cautioned Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) of government against the appointment of consultants

FIRS Warns MDAs Against Delegating Their Tax Obligations To Consultants - Vimarsana News

FIRS Warns MDAs Against Delegating Their Tax Obligations To Consultants

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Civil Society Groups Hail National Assembly's Move To Amend Police Service Commission Act, Demand Transparency - Vimarsana News

Civil Society Groups Hail National Assembly's Move To Amend Police Service Commission Act, Demand Transparency

Some civil society organisations have commended the National Assembly's move to amend the Police Service Commission Act 2001, urging the lawmakers to make the review process transparent to accommodate all the necessary stakeholders.  This was contained in a statement jointly signed by groups: Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre, Partners West Africa- Nigeria, Spaces for Change, Confluence of Rights, COMPPART Foundation for Justice and Peace building, and Network on Police Reform in Nigeria.