- All factories in Bihar are required to submit an Annual Return under the Factories Act, 1948, detailing operations up to December 31st each year. This return includes data on the number of workers, working hours, wages, safety measures, and compliance with labor laws. Submitted to the Chief Inspector of Factories, it is vital for maintaining legal factory operations and ensuring worker welfare standards are met.
- Factories intending to cease operations in Bihar must file a formal closure notice under Form 29 of the Factories Act, 1948. This application must include the factory’s name, location, reason for closure, closure date, and the number of workers affected. Timely and accurate submission is mandatory to ensure regulatory compliance and proper documentation with the Labour Department.
- This service allows factory owners in Bihar to digitize records and operational data of existing factories under the Factories Act, 1948. Through online submission, applicants can update factory information, making regulatory processes more efficient. Digitization enhances transparency, simplifies compliance tracking, and supports better communication with the Labour Department for inspections, renewals, and audits.
- Factory owners in Bihar can use this service to formally transfer an operational license to a new owner or entity under the Factories Act, 1948. The process involves submitting Form No-2, supporting documents, and fees. Managed by the Labour Resource Department, it ensures legal continuity and regulatory compliance during ownership changes.
- This service allows factory owners in Bihar to request changes to an existing factory license under the Factories Act. It covers modifications such as changes in manufacturing processes, power usage, or workforce size. Submitted to the Directorate of Factories, the application ensures that the license reflects current operational conditions and remains compliant.
- To continue operations, factory owners in Bihar must renew their licenses periodically under the Factories Act, 1948. This service allows online submission of Form 2, relevant documents, and the renewal fee. After inspection and necessary verifications, the renewed license is issued, ensuring ongoing legal compliance and worker safety.
- As mandated by the Factories Act, 1948, factory owners in Bihar must register their premises and obtain a factory license before beginning operations. This service facilitates online submission of required documents and fees. Approval of the building plan is essential before the license is issued, ensuring adherence to safety and operational standards.
- This service allows owners of operational boilers in Bihar to digitize their boiler records with the Labour Resource Department. As per the Boilers Act, users must create an account, upload required documents, pay the applicable fee, and may undergo a safety inspection. The digitization streamlines record-keeping, improves monitoring, and ensures compliance with health and safety standards.
- This service allows businesses in Bihar to pay miscellaneous boiler-related fees other than those for registration or renewal. Offered by the Labour Resource Department, it applies to regulatory transactions such as inspections or certifications. Only registered users can apply, and approval is subject to the department’s discretion based on regulatory compliance.
- Boiler owners in Bihar must periodically renew their operating certificates. This service allows submission of applications for inspection to facilitate timely renewal. Administered under the Indian Boilers Act, 1923, it involves an on-site inspection to confirm that the boiler remains in safe working condition. Approved applications result in the issuance of a renewed operating certificate.
- This service allows individuals and businesses in Bihar to request inspection and registration of boilers as per the Indian Boilers Act, 1923. Administered by the Labour Resource Department, applicants submit relevant documents online or offline. Upon inspection, registered boilers receive certification, ensuring operational safety and regulatory compliance.
- Under the Indian Boilers Act, 1923, this service facilitates the application for inspection and registration of boilers and steam pipes in Bihar. Owners must submit detailed information, including boiler specifications, owner details, and inspection date preferences. After fee submission and inspection, a safety certificate is issued, ensuring legal and safe operation of boilers.
- This service allows beedi and cigar manufacturers in Bihar to renew their existing licenses under the applicable employment regulations. Applicants must submit Form I along with necessary documents and fees either online or in person. The renewal ensures continued compliance with labour laws and permits lawful operations of manufacturing units in the state.
- Manufacturers involved in producing beedis and cigars in Bihar must obtain a license under the Beedi and Cigar Workers (Conditions of Employment) Act, 1966. This service allows online submission of the required application form, documents, and prescribed fees via the Labour Resource Department’s portal. It ensures legal compliance and proper working conditions for employees in this sector.
- Upload TDS details for industrial plots with Haryana Shehri Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP), previously known as HUDA. Users must provide details like Urban Estate Code, Sector ID, Plot Number, and upload relevant documents. It helps streamline TDS compliance for cancelled or active plots through a digital, secure submission process.
- The National Livestock Mission (NLM) is designed to benefit citizens by promoting entrepreneurship and breed improvement in livestock and poultry, particularly in small ruminant, poultry, and piggery sectors. It aims to increase livestock productivity, enhance meat, egg, and milk production, and improve feed and fodder availability. The mission also focuses on risk management through livestock insurance and capacity building for farmers.
- Individuals or businesses in Bihar can apply online for a new drug license via the state's drug control portal. The process involves account creation, document submission, fee payment, and a site inspection to ensure compliance with health and safety standards. Upon successful verification, the license is issued digitally.
- In Bihar, a Gur License is mandatory for operating a jaggery (gur) production unit. The state government has launched an online portal to simplify the application process. Entrepreneurs and farmers can apply by submitting required documents, uploading details online, and tracking application status. This initiative helps streamline licensing, supports rural agro-industries, and ensures compliance with food production standards.
- This service facilitates the registration of societies under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. A society, formed for literary, scientific, or charitable purposes, requires a minimum of seven members. The process involves submitting a memorandum of association along with the society’s rules and regulations to the Registrar of Societies. Upon approval, the society becomes a legal entity capable of carrying out its objectives.
- Investors in GIDC estates can apply online for Demolition Services for under-development structures. The application process includes submitting specific documents and adhering to guidelines provided on the portal. This service ensures safe and compliant demolition procedures, supporting efficient redevelopment and construction activities within Gujarat’s industrial infrastructure.
TIMES UPDATE
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- by TOI Business DeskThe Reserve Bank of India has paused adding to its gold reserves in FY26, maintaining holdings at 880 metric tonnes. This decision seemingly aligns with price projections from various financial institutions anticipating a potential decline in gold prices.
- by TOI Business DeskPrada faces online criticism for sandals resembling Indian Kolhapuri chappals without acknowledging the artisans. Edelweiss MF CEO Radhika Gupta emphasized the importance of crediting original creators and preserving India's textile heritage. Following backlash, Prada will meet with MACCIA on July 11 to discuss potential collaboration, including co-branded collections and skill development, aiming to recognize and […]
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- by TOI Business DeskIndia's SEBI has accused Jane Street of market manipulation, alleging the firm artificially inflated stock prices to benefit from options trading, generating substantial profits. The regulator has frozen Rs 4,844 crore and imposed a market ban on the global trading giant. Jane Street has the option to appeal the decision.
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- by TOI Business DeskStock market today: Nifty50 and BSE Sensex, the Indian equity benchmark indices, opened in green on Friday. While Nifty50 was above 25,400, BSE Sensex was up over 50 points.
- by TOI Business DeskIndian market regulator SEBI has barred Jane Street from domestic markets, demanding the surrender of ₹4,843.57 crore in unlawful profits. The firm is accused of index manipulation during expiry days to gain in index options. Despite warnings from NSE, Jane Street allegedly resumed manipulative trading practices, leading to SEBI's intervention to protect investors.
- by TOI Business DeskStock market recommendations: Bajaj Broking Research suggests a positive outlook for the Nifty and Bank Nifty, anticipating potential gains. They recommend buying UPL between Rs 670-690, targeting Rs 747, and Chennai Petroleum Corporation in the range of Rs 700-720, with a target of Rs 787.
- by Veena Mani and Shilpa PhadnisThe IT industry is seeing a significant increase in moonlighting-related background checks due to low salary increases and job market uncertainty. Verification firms are flagging more cases of overlapping employment, particularly in the IT services sector, as remote work makes it easier for professionals to take on additional roles.
- by Reeba ZachariahReliance Retail Ventures is set to acquire a minority stake in FaceGym, a UK-based facial workout brand, marking its entry into the Indian market. Over the next five years, Reliance plans to establish FaceGym's presence through standalone studios and curated spaces within select Tira stores.
- BlackRock Investment Institute highlights India's growing importance in global investments, driven by demographic shifts, digitalization, and supply chain changes. While neutral on short-term Indian stocks, they recommend above-benchmark allocations for long-term portfolios. India's stable policies and rising demand attract investors, making its long-term economic case compelling.
- India's service sector surged to a 10-month high in June, fueled by increased new orders and robust overseas demand, particularly from Asian, West Asian, and US markets. This expansion led to job creation for the 37th consecutive month, although the pace slowed slightly from May.
- by Asmita DeyIndia's IPO market is regaining momentum, fueled by HDB Financial Services' successful debut and easing geopolitical tensions. Startups like Meesho are leading the charge, with several others, including Pine Labs and Lenskart, preparing to file. Experts predict primary market fundraising could reach $2.4 billion in July.
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