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The EC has revised its voter card delivery to 15 days. New IT systems, real-time tracking, and SMS updates optimize the process while ensuring data security.

EC Reduces Voter Card Delivery Time to 15 Days

With a new SOP, the Election Commission cut voter identity card delivery time to 15 days, enabling real-time tracking and transparent, efficient service.

The EC has reduced the voter card delivery time to 15 days, with real-time tracking, SMS updates, and an efficient IT system, enhancing transparency and data security.

The Election Commission (EC) on Wednesday said voter identity cards will now be delivered to electors within 15 days, virtually halving the time taken.
Till now, it took a little over a month for the Elector Photo Identity Card (EPIC) to be delivered to the voters, officials pointed out.
The EC said a new standard operating procedure (SOP) has been introduced to ensure that voter cards are delivered within 15 days of new enrolment of an elector or change in particulars of an existing voter.
The new system will ensure real-time tracking of each stage right from the EPIC generation by the Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) till the delivery of the card to the elector through the Department of Posts (DoP), the poll authority said.
The electors will also receive notifications via SMS at each stage, keeping them informed about the status of their EPIC, it noted.
For this purpose, the EC has introduced a dedicated IT module on its recently launched ECINet platform.
The new IT platform will replace the existing process by re-engineering the current system and streamlining the workflow.
The DoP's Application Programme Interface (API) will be integrated with the ECINet for seamless delivery, the EC said.
This initiative aims to enhance service delivery while maintaining data security. In the past four months, the Commission has taken various initiatives for the benefit of electors and other stakeholders.

The Department of Telecom has proposed to impose a Rs 10,000 penalty for every call and SMS made by telemarketers after 50 violations, according to an official source.
The Department of Telecom (DoT) has proposed to make the norms more stringent by reducing the slabs for levying penalty to Rs 1,000 per violation for 0-10 breaches, Rs 5,000 each for 10-50 violations and Rs 10,000 each for more than 50 violations.
Besides, the DoT's Digital Intelligence Unit (DIU) will check violations at the device-level as well

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<h2 class="alternativeHeadline">DoT has proposed to further tighten the noose on pesky callers by imposing a Rs 10,000 penalty for every call and SMS made by telemarketers after 50 violations.&nbsp;</h2>

The Department of Telecom has proposed to impose a Rs 10,000 penalty for every call and SMS made by telemarketers after 50 violations, according to an official source.
The Department of Telecom (DoT) has proposed to make the norms more stringent by reducing the slabs for levying penalty to Rs 1,000 per violation for 0-10 breaches, Rs 5,000 each for 10-50 violations and Rs 10,000 each for more than 50 violations.
Besides, the DoT's Digital Intelligence Unit (DIU) will check violations at the device-level as well

Reports say a fake SMS message has been circulating to mobile phone users in India, falsely offering an app to let users register themselves for a Covid-19 vaccine.

Reports: fake SMS message posing as vaccine registration app

According to reports, a fake SMS message has been circulating to mobile phone users in India, falsely offering an app to let users register themselves for a Covid-19 vaccine.

According to reports, a fake SMS message has been circulating to mobile phone users in India, falsely offering an app to let users register themselves for a Covid-19 vaccine. Researcher Lukas Stefanko shared screenshots of the message and the malware app it asked users to download, that then spreads through the device and acquires user data. The malware app was reportedly first named COVID-19, and later renamed to Vaccine Register.

Despite giving the banks over 20 months to prepare for the new norms for auto-debit of payments, the large scale of non-compliance has led to the RBI&nbsp;extending the timeline&nbsp;of implementation by 6 months.&nbsp;
Starting April 1, a customer's e-mandate transactions for&nbsp;bill payments and subscription renewals needed to be given approval by the customer to remain active. Auto-initiated payments for mobile phone, broadband, DTH, electricity, water and other utilities bill were likely to be impacted the most.However the banks were largely still unprepared for this which would have out the payment mechanisms at a complete standstill. Noting the gap the central bank has extended the timeline&nbsp;to September 30 but also added a warning.&nbsp;The RBI&nbsp;stated&nbsp;"Any further delay in ensuring complete adherence to the framework beyond the extended timeline will attract stringent supervisory action."
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RBI extends timeline to auto-debit norms  and warns banks to be prepared or face penalty

Despite giving the banks over 20 months to prepare for the new norms for auto-debit of payments, the large scale of non-compliance has led to the RBI&nbsp;extending the timeline&nbsp;of implementation by 6 months.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>RBI extends timeline on implementing auto-debit payment norms&nbsp;</li>
<li>RBI&nbsp;extends autopay&nbsp;e-mandate norms to Sept 30 vs April 1</li>
<li>Banks largely unprepared with e-mandates from customers</li>
<li>Bill payment mechanism at risk of being at a standstill</li>
<li>RBI&nbsp;warns banks of&nbsp;supervisory action if norms not adhered to</li>
</ul>

Despite giving the banks over 20 months to prepare for the new norms for auto-debit of payments, the large scale of non-compliance has led to the RBI&nbsp;extending the timeline&nbsp;of implementation by 6 months.&nbsp;
Starting April 1, a customer's e-mandate transactions for&nbsp;bill payments and subscription renewals needed to be given approval by the customer to remain active. Auto-initiated payments for mobile phone, broadband, DTH, electricity, water and other utilities bill were likely to be impacted the most. However the banks were largely still unprepared for this which would have out the payment mechanisms at a complete standstill. Noting the gap the central bank has extended the timeline&nbsp;to September 30 but also added a warning.&nbsp; The RBI&nbsp;stated&nbsp;"Any further delay in ensuring complete adherence to the framework beyond the extended timeline will attract stringent supervisory action."
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