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LITTERING PENALTY IN MUMBAI
BMC fine: From spitting to washing cars in public, get ready to pay up to Rs 25,000 for 21 offences in Mumbai. Check listMumbai residents face new fines for cleanliness breaches. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has introduced penalties for 21 offenses. ...- Goa gets tough on tourist nuisance with up to Rs 1 lakh fineGoa is cracking down on disruptive tourist behavior with the Goa Tourist Places (Protection and Maintenance) Amendment Bill 2025. The new l...
- Goa government set to pass stricter law to curb ‘nuisance’ at tourists hotspotsHefty fines, wider definitions of nuisance introduced to promote responsible and sustainable tourism.
- NRIs returning to India: How non-resident Indians can plan for income tax changes, foreign assets repatriation, switching jobs for smooth transferFrom visa woes to family calls, overseas Indians are eyeing a return—but the financial path home is more tangled than the emotional one.
- Urban India needs to break with the status quo for a sustainable futureFrom Delhi’s air pollution to Mumbai’s footbridge stampede, urban India needs to break with the status quo for a sustainable future.
- Dip in littering, spitting cases in Central Railway suburbs this fiscalWhile first four months of this fiscal, i.e from April 2015 to July 2015, total 637 cases were registered under the same act and fetched th...
- Five steps towards freedom from financial worriesEverybody craves freedom from financial worries, but few are able to achieve this. Here are 5 things that will help you become financially ...
- Ease of doing honest business: What government & India Inc need to doIn the post-reforms regime, one of the outcomes of liberalisation was expected to be increased transparency and reduced corruption. That ha...
- Incredible India wants 'responsible' touristsTaking a leaf out of ecotourism and rural tourism, responsible tourism is bringing into its fold tourists to ensure longevity of the essenc...
- Split if you dareMCGM plans to introduce bye-laws which would attract a fine of Rs 500 if a citizen is caught spitting or bathing or littering a public plac...
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