Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be heading the Union Cabinet meeting to discuss the implementation of the One Nation One Election plan, the approval of PAN 2.0, and three railway projects to improve connectivity and efficiency. The heavy rains in Tamil Nadu and the ongoing opposition in the Assembly may also be on the agenda for discussion during the meeting.
Pawan Kalyan recently shared a stunning picture from the sets of his long-delayed project, "Hari Hara Veera Mallu," much to the delight of his fans. The period action drama marks his first PAN Indian film, and he has now surprised everyone by posting about it on his Instagram account. The shoot is currently underway in Vijayawada, and with over 3 lakh likes on his picture, it's clear that the actor's fans are eagerly awaiting its release.
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has granted approval for the PAN 2.0 project, a modernization effort by the Income Tax Department to simplify and improve the process of managing PAN and TAN. With a budget of Rs 1,435 crore, the project aims to consolidate multiple services, portals, and platforms into a single, user-friendly portal. This upgrade will also include a QR code and enhanced cybersecurity measures for better data protection. The goal is to make taxation processes more efficient and effective for taxpayers.
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved the PAN 2.0 project, worth Rs 1,435 crore, to enhance the taxpayer experience. The new version aims to streamline businesses and citizen-centric operations by using technology-driven transformation and a QR code feature. Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw explains that there will be no need for individuals to modify their current PAN and the new card will be introduced as an upgrade. With over 78 crore PAN cards issued to date, this development is expected to benefit the majority of individuals and small businesses.
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has announced plans for PAN 2.0, an upgrade to India's existing PAN system. The upgraded system is expected to be a seamless, paperless and technology-driven experience, aligning with the Digital India initiative. The new PAN card will have a QR code for quick scans and will be implemented free of cost, without changing the existing PAN number. This move aims to improve transparency, user experience, and data security in the country's financial ecosystem.
The Indian government has recently blocked access to certain websites that exposed personal details such as Aadhaar and PAN numbers. This move has sparked controversy and raised concerns about the security of personal information in India. The government has not provided a reason for the blockage, but it is believed to be in the interest of protecting citizens' data. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration has been pushing for the digitization of various services, but this incident has raised questions about the safety and privacy of such systems.
The Central government has announced the launch of PAN 2.0 Project, an upgrade of the current PAN/TAN system, as part of its Digital India initiative. The project aims to provide taxpayers with a new PAN card with a QR code feature, ensuring a more efficient and technology-driven process for taxpayer registration. The government will be investing 1435 crore in the project, promising benefits such as improved service delivery, data consistency, and a unified portal for ease of access.
Mumbai's Members of Parliament (MPs) are already strategizing ways to tackle the city's pressing issues, such as congestion at subway stations and slum rehabilitation projects. This comes after the cabinet's decision to request the transfer of salt pan land for the Dharavi Redevelopment Project on a lease basis. However, Shiv Sena leader Rahul Shewale has accused the Maharashtra Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government of trying to create hurdles in the project by making baseless allegations against the Adani Group.
Rajinikanth starrer Vettaiyan, directed by TJ Gnanavel, is set to release in a few hours. However, the Telugu audience has expressed frustration over the title of the Telugu version, Vettaiyan The Hunter, feeling that the makers were taking them for granted. Although the makers tried to change the title to Vetagadu, they were unable to get the rights. As this is a PAN Indian film, the team had no choice but to use the same title for all dubbed versions, leading to backlash from movie buffs. Finally, the production company, Lyca, issued a statement clarifying their respect towards the Telugu language and industry.
A 39-year-old man in Mumbai fell victim to loan sharks after taking a loan from an instant loan app. The scammers obtained his photograph, PAN card, and bank details and threatened to morph and share obscene photos of him and his family with their relatives if he did not pay the fraudulent loan amount. Despite paying the initial amount, the victim continued to receive threats and eventually went to the police, providing details of the loan app and the scammers. A case has been registered against the fraudsters under sections related to extortion and cybercrime.