Special Economic Zone designation for pharmaceutical sector establishes notified land at Krushnoor with defined survey parcels and boundaries.
Notification under the Special Economic Zones Act, 2005 designates land at Village Krushnoor, Taluka Naigaon, District Nanded, Maharashtra as a Special Economic Zone for the pharmaceutical sector, identifying specific survey numbers and parts and stating a total notified area of 150 hectares, and specifying the north, south, east and west physical boundaries.

Tax deduction eligibility for public deposit schemes under section 80C specified for the HUDCO deposit scheme effective on publication.
The Central Government specifies the Public Deposit Scheme of Housing and Urban Development Corporation Ltd. as qualifying under Section 80C(2)(xvi)(a) of the Income-tax Act, 1961, for a prescribed aggregate amount, with the specification taking effect from the date of its publication in the Official Gazette.

Special Economic Zone notification for IT and IT enabled services at Tikri enabling development and operation under SEZ law.
Notification designates a sector-specific Special Economic Zone for information technology and information technology enabled services at Tikri Village, Gurgaon, based on a proposal from M/s Unitech Realty Projects Ltd., and, having granted a letter of approval, the Central Government, under section 4(1) of the Special Economic Zones Act, 2005 and rule 8 of the Special Economic Zones Rules, 2006, notifies specified survey numbers as the SEZ, listing each parcel and its area to establish the territorial extent for development and operation.

Public Financial Institution designation extends to EDC Limited and Tamil Nadu Power Finance and Infrastructure Development Corporation under section 4A.
Declaration designates EDC Limited and Tamil Nadu Power Finance and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited as public financial institutions by amending the principal notification and inserting two new serial entries after serial number 47 under the statutory power conferred by section 4A of the Companies Act, 1956.

Director Identification Number deadline extended by amendment, extending the compliance period under Rule 4 of the DIN rules.
The Central Government amends the Companies (Director Identification Number) Rules, 2006 by substituting the deadline in the proviso to Rule 4 with a later date, thereby extending the period for compliance with the Director Identification Number provisions; the amendment is made under section 642(1)(a) and (b) read with sections 266A, 266B and 266E of the Companies Act, 1956 and takes effect on publication in the Official Gazette.

Dematerialization requirement mandates FIIs settle trades only in dematerialised securities, with a connectivity-based exception.
A Foreign Institutional Investor or a sub-account shall, subject to Board instructions, deliver or cause to be delivered only securities in dematerialised form for settlement of its transactions on a recognised stock exchange, except where the issuer of such securities has not established connectivity with all depositories registered with the Board under the Depositories and Participants Regulations.

Continuation of anti-dumping duty sustains import restrictions on Trimethoprim pending statutory review under Customs Tariff procedures.
The Central Government amended the original customs notification to continue the anti-dumping duty on Trimethoprim (TMP) imported from the People's Republic of China by invoking statutory review and rule-based authority, inserting a provision that extends the duty for a further fixed period pending completion of the review and subject to earlier revocation.

Customs exemption amendment expands List 5 to incorporate goods in Lists 2 and 3 and referenced notifications.
Amendment substitutes clause 1(a) in List 5 of Notification No. 26/2000 Customs to include goods mentioned in Lists 2 and 3 and goods referred to in specified customs notifications, effectuating the change by textual replacement in the TABLE of the principal notification under the executive's statutory powers in the public interest.

Tariff rate quota limits on specified Sri Lanka imports set with reduced duty rates subject to origin and prior-import inclusion.
Tariff Rate Quota grants reduced ad valorem customs treatment for specified tariff headings on imports from Sri Lanka, limiting exemption to imports within stated aggregate annual quantities for desiccated coconut, pepper, and vanaspati/bakery shortening/margarine; concessional rates apply only up to those aggregate quantities and to goods meeting origin requirements under the Free Trade Agreement determination rules.

Cross-border service payment guarantees permitted for resident importers to secure non-resident service providers under FEMA amendment.
An amendment to Regulation 4(3) of the Guarantees Regulations permits issuance of guarantees in favour of a non-resident service provider on behalf of a resident customer who is a service importer, subject to the specified de minimis monetary limit set by the amendment.

Tax Free Municipal Bonds: issuance authorised with tax exemption conditional on holder registration with the issuer.
The Central Government specifies issuance of Tax Free Municipal Bonds by a municipal corporation for the financial year under the Income-tax Act exemption provision, authorising a defined aggregate amount; tax-exempt interest is payable only if the holder registers their name and holding with the issuing corporation.

Prohibition on imports and exports with Korea narrows to preserve existing sugar export licences and obligations for licence holders.
The amendment adds a proviso to Paragraph 3 of Notification No.18 (RE-2006)/2004-2009 establishing that the prohibition on specified imports and exports involving Korea shall not apply to exports of sugar by advance licence holders existing on 4/7/2006, to the extent of their obligations on that date.

Repeal of Central Listing Authority regulations dissolves the Authority and transfers its assets, liabilities and functions to the Board.
The repeal withdraws the Central Listing Authority regulations with immediate effect while preserving prior operation and allowing investigations, proceedings and enforcement to continue as if the regulations had not been repealed; it dissolves the Central Listing Authority, causes officeholders to vacate without compensation, and transfers all monies, property, liabilities and obligations of the Authority to the Board.

Tariff classification amendment clarifies and reassigns categories to redefine customs exemption coverage for specified goods.
Amendment revises Notification No.69/2004-Customs by substituting, omitting and redefining multiple tariff headings and sub headings in the Table, inserting new serial entries for specified textile, telecommunications, data processing and recording goods and parts, and modifying exclusions based on material composition or function, thereby clarifying and realigning the scope of goods eligible for the customs exemptions provided by the principal notification.