Gold worth 14.81 crore seized at Mumbai Airport and new meteorology rules
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Directorate of Revenue Intelligence officials seized gold worth 14.81 crore rupees from three passengers at Mumbai Airport, while the Ministry of Earth Sciences prepares a new legal framework for meteorological services.
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- Directorate of Revenue Intelligence officers intercepted 9.40 kilograms of foreign-origin gold concealed in food items from passengers arriving from Dubai.
- The smuggled goods were hidden in powdered milk, oats, chocolate spread, flour, and coconut milk powder.
- The Ministry of Earth Sciences is drafting a new legal framework to regulate meteorological services in India.
- Officials seek to clarify the legal status and operational standards for both official and private weather forecasting agencies.
What to watch next
- Finalization and adoption of the Ministry of Earth Sciences zero draft regarding meteorological regulations.
- Regulatory impact on private weather forecasting agencies in India.
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NamedIndia · United Arab Emirates · Dubai · Mumbai Airport · A.M. Gopchade · Directorate of Revenue Intelligence · Ministry of Earth Sciences
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