Bill to regulate courier services
The Centre was planning to introduce a Bill to regulate the activities of courier services in the country.
By PTI |
TIRUCHIRAPPALLI: The Centre was planning to introduce a Bill to regulate the activities of courier services in the country.
Talking to reporters here last night A Raja, Union Minister for Communications, said that his Ministry had prepared the contents of the proposed Courier Regulatory Bill and it was in the process of intra-Ministry circulation.
The Law and Finance Ministries would study the contents of the bill and they would incorporate their suggestion before giving a final shape to the Bill, he said.
Various nationalised banks could utilise the services of post offices as outlets for handling of saving bank Recently a pilot project had been initiated in 25 select towns and on the receipt of the feedbacks, the scheme would be extended across the country, he said.
Talking to reporters here last night A Raja, Union Minister for Communications, said that his Ministry had prepared the contents of the proposed Courier Regulatory Bill and it was in the process of intra-Ministry circulation.
The Law and Finance Ministries would study the contents of the bill and they would incorporate their suggestion before giving a final shape to the Bill, he said.
Various nationalised banks could utilise the services of post offices as outlets for handling of saving bank Recently a pilot project had been initiated in 25 select towns and on the receipt of the feedbacks, the scheme would be extended across the country, he said.
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