Effective date amendment inserts retrospective commencement wording into prior Punjab SGST notification affecting implementation timing.
The Governor amended Notification No. S.O.67/P.A.5/2017/S.54/2017 by inserting, after the words "following amendments", an explicit phrase specifying the date on which those amendments take effect, thereby clarifying the commencement of the operative amendments.

Effective date insertion clarifies commencement of an earlier Punjab GST notification and fixes its operative start.
The Governor, exercising powers under section 11 of the Punjab Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017, amends the earlier notification by inserting the words "on and with effect from the 22nd September, 2017" after the words "following amendment," thereby specifying the effective date of the amendment.

Effective date insertion: Punjab GST notification amended to operate from twenty-second September two thousand seventeen as specified.
The Governor, under the Punjab Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017, has amended Notification No. S.O.65/P.A.5/2017/S.9/2017 by inserting the words and figures "on and with effect from the 22nd September, 2017" after "following amendments," thereby specifying the effective date for the amendments listed in the earlier notification.

Exemption notification amendment establishes a retrospective effective date clarifying when the exemption takes effect for tax administration.
The Governor amends the earlier notification by inserting the phrase "on and with effect from the 21st September, 2017" immediately after the words "pleased to exempt" in Notification No.S.O.61/P.A.5/2017/S.11/2017, thereby clarifying the commencement date of the specified exemption under the Punjab Goods and Services Tax framework.

Amendment of notification adds retroactive commencement wording to an earlier Punjab GST notification under statutory authority.
Administrative amendment inserts an explicit commencement phrase into the earlier Punjab GST notification, clarifying that the listed amendments take effect from the specified prior date; the Governor, under statutory authority, authorises this textual modification to Notification No. S.O.60/P.A.5/2017/S.11/2017 to fix the temporal scope of the amendments.

Effective date insertion clarifies commencement of amendments to Punjab GST notification and validates prior changes.
The notification inserts the words and figures "on and with effect from the 21st September, 2017" after the phrase "following amendments" in the earlier Punjab Excise and Taxation notification, clarifying the commencement of the listed amendments under powers conferred by specified sub sections of the Punjab Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017.

Extension of statutory deadline: notification postpones the prescribed cut off and declares retrospective commencement.
The amendment substitutes the previously prescribed cut off date in the earlier Uttar Pradesh GST notification with a later date, extending the statutory deadline, and declares that the amendment shall be deemed to have come into force retrospectively from a date shortly before the amendment.

Seizure disposal of specified perishable and hazardous goods permitted under GST following seizure and non release.
Notification authorises disposal after seizure of specified goods where proper officers consider perishability, hazardous nature, rapid depreciation, storage constraints or similar factors. The Schedule enumerates listed goods-such as hygroscopic substances, raw hides and skins, periodicals, menthol and camphor, pen refills, non refillable lighter fuel, batteries, petroleum products, dangerous drugs, bulk drugs and certain pharmaceuticals, fireworks, red sander and sandalwood, and taxable goods prone to rapid depreciation-and includes unclaimed/abandoned goods and goods eligible for provisional release not claimed within the bond period.

Amendments to Punjab GST Rules impose retrospective deeming of rule substitutions and form modifications affecting registration and transitional provisions.
The notification applies retrospective deeming provisions to substitute and insert specific rule text and form headings in the Punjab GST Rules, modifying registration instructions, provisos, time period references, revision and cancellation procedures, and certain form statements, and restating the general deemed commencement date for the rules except as otherwise provided.

Designation change: Director-General of Anti-profiteering replaces Director-General of Safeguards across Puducherry GST rules.
The Puducherry GST Rules are amended under section 164 to replace the designation "Director-General of Safeguards" with "Director-General of Anti-profiteering" in rules 129 to 133 (including identified sub rules), so that references in the Rules uniformly reflect the new office title and associated supervisory terminology.

GST notification amendment extends the operative date in a prior rate notification to a later specified date.
Using powers under section 11(1) of the Puducherry Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017, the notification amends the earlier G.O. Ms. No. 8/2017 Puducherry GST (Rate) by substituting the figures, letters and words "30th day of June, 2018" with the figures, letters and words "30th day of September, 2018".

Corrigendum to customs notification: substitution of tariff headings for three table entries correcting published tariff text.
Corrigendum to Notification No. 50/2018 Customs effects administrative corrections to table entries by substituting specified tariff headings in column (2) for three serial entries, thereby amending the textual headings published in the Gazette for serial numbers 185, 387 and 388.

Pay fixation for tribunal appointees ensures prior pay preserved on joining the National Company Law Tribunal, subject to member limit.
Amendment inserts provisos into rule 3 fixing that a serving or retired Chief Justice joining as President, NCLT, shall have pay fixed at the level drawn on demitting previous office without affecting other President entitlements; and that serving or retired government officers, Tribunal or Appellate Tribunal office holders, or High Court judges joining as Members shall have pay fixed at the level drawn on demitting previous employment, subject to an upper limit, without affecting other Member entitlements.

Creation of adjudicatory bench expands territorial jurisdiction through amendment to company law notification, with a specified commencement date.
Amendment to a prior notification under section 419(1) of the Companies Act, 2013 establishes a new National Company Law Tribunal bench by removing certain state entries from two serials of the notification table and inserting a new serial creating the Cuttack Bench with jurisdiction over two states; the amendment specifies an operative commencement date and cites the principal notification and prior Gazette amendments.

Corrigendum substituting issuing authority and signatory, amending earlier notifications to Commissioner of State Tax.
Corrigendum replaces references to the Government of Punjab, Department of Excise and Taxation (Excise and Taxation-II Branch) and M.P. Singh, Additional Chief Secretary-cum-Financial Commissioner (Taxation), with the Government of Punjab, Office of Commissioner of State Tax and Vivek Pratap Singh, Commissioner of State Tax in the specified earlier notifications.

Import prohibition on Oxytocin imposed, amending import policy entries to bar its import under relevant tariff headings.
The DGFT amended Schedule I (Import Policy) of the ITC (HS) 2017 to insert a policy condition rendering the import of Oxytocin "Prohibited" by changing the import policy entries for specified Exim Codes in the tariff chapters covering hormones, related derivatives and medicaments, thereby imposing a binding import restriction under the Foreign Trade Policy.

Import of new vehicles: Vishakhapatnam added to the list of authorized ports for vehicle imports under import policy.
The notification amends Import Policy Condition 2 of Chapter 87 (ITC(HS) Schedule 1) to add Vishakhapatnam port to the list of authorized seaports for the import of new vehicles, thereby revising the permitted Customs Ports list across seaports, airports and ICDs and increasing the total authorized ports/ICDs to sixteen.

E-waybill exemption for job work: intra-state movements to or between job-workers exempt; other intra-state movements follow threshold rules.
Exemption from generation of e-waybill is granted for intra-State movements of goods sent to a job-worker for job work, moved from one job-worker to another, or returned to the principal after job work, provided such transportation is not for final delivery of finished goods; other intra-State movements continue to follow the terms and consignment-value threshold of Notification No. 13/2018-C.T./GST until further amendment.

Extension of GST notification deadline: statutory date extended and notification deemed effective from an earlier commencement date.
The amendment substitutes the figures, letters and words "30th day of June, 2018" with "30th day of September, 2018" in the earlier GST notification and declares that the notification shall be deemed to have come into force with effect from 29th day of June, 2018.

GST exemption amendment corrects institutional names and aligns state notification with central customs exemption framework.
The amendment substitutes "Department of Scientific and Industrial Research" for earlier references, broadens the institutional description to include public funded research institutions, universities, Indian Institutes of Technology, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore and Regional Engineering Colleges (other than hospitals), and inserts an Explanation 2 aligning the exemption with a Government of India customs notification and its applicability from the earlier notification's commencement.