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<h1>Central Government Amends Customs Notifications 154/94 and 21/2002, Raising Limits and Introducing New Compliance Requirements.</h1> The Central Government has amended notifications 154/94 and 21/2002 under the Customs Act, 1962, to serve public interest. Notification 154/94 now increases specified monetary conditions from Rs.75,000 to Rs.1,00,000. Notification 21/2002 introduces new requirements for units registered with Central Excise and those not registered, mandating statements from the Deputy Commissioner of Central Excise and an independent Chartered Engineer, respectively. These changes aim to streamline customs tariff regulations and ensure compliance with updated standards.