Yes To apply for the release of a vehicle seized in Delhi for being over 15 years old, you can follow these steps: Submit an application as per the "Guideline for Handling End of Life Vehicle in Public Places of Delhi, 2024". Include all the required documents listed in the guidelines. The application should include an undertaking that the vehicle will not be parked or used in any public place in Delhi. The application should also include a copy of the vehicle's registration certificate. If you want to park the vehicle in a private space in Delhi, you'll need to provide proof of the space. This could be an allotment letter from the RWA or any other relevant authority. The Scrapping Cell will review the application and documents to ensure compliance with the guidelines. If the application is approved, you'll need to pay a penalty, towing charges, and parking fee. The penalty is ₹10,000 for four-wheelers and ₹5,000 for two wheelers

@@rawtique15 bhai vse ye application form dega kon hmko or kah submit krvana pdega ?

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According to a 2017-2018 survey, only about 10% of the poorest one-fifth of Indians have any form of private or government health insurance: Rural India: 10.2% of the poorest one-fifth of Indians have health insurance Urban India: 9.8% of the poorest one-fifth of Indians have health insurance since the survey seems old you can take a upper margin of 5% The Ayushman Bharat - Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) and state government extension schemes provide comprehensive hospitalization cover to the bottom 50% of the population so mostly middle class takes the insurance from pvt players and too only upper ones and gst is applicable on that however i was talking about Direct taxes that is why i mentioned about slabs. and yes Indirect taxes are generally considered regressive in nature.

Data reveals the trend and certain possibilities underlying the change. Patriarchy is one of the reasons.It is valid for many countries including India.Feminism ,as you said can be the reason.I am not denying that.And choices here can be characterized by colonial consciousness particularly in India.

But there is no compulsion. Individuals seeking to marry are awaiting the state's acknowledgment of their voices and the enactment of legislation that ensures equal rights for the LGBTQ+ community.

@@rawtique15 comunity is not part in individuality ....comunity is comunsim