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| What does 'National Single Window System' (NSWS) signify in these rules? | 'National Single Window System' (NSWS) is the digital platform of the Central Government (https://www.nsws.gov.in) to guide individuals about identifying and applying for various approvals,… Read More |
| How are references to 'forms' interpreted in these rules? | All references to 'forms' in these rules should be understood as references to forms set out in the Press Sewa Portal. Read More |
| What is the process a printer has to follow with regard to the Press and Registration Periodical Rules, 2024? | The printer of a periodical shall, within fifteen (15) days of starting a printing press of a periodical, send intimation to the Press Registrar General and the specified authority within whose… Read More |
| How should a printer handle changes in particulars that involve a change in the location of the printing press under a different specified authority's jurisdiction? | In cases where changes in particulars involve a change in the location of the printing press falling under the local jurisdiction of another specified authority, the printer should send a fresh… Read More |
| How can an Indian entity apply for approval to publish a ‘facsimile edition’ of a foreign periodical in India? | An Indian entity is required to apply on the National Single Window System, seeking approval from the Central Government for the same. Read More |
| What are the steps an Indian entity needs to take after receiving approval for publishing a facsimile edition? | Within fifteen (15) days of the approval, the Indian entity must apply to the Press Registrar General on the Press Sewa Portal for the grant of a certificate of registration. Read More |
| How does the Press Registrar General process the application for the certificate of registration? | The processing of an application by the Press Registrar General involves checking the correctness and completeness of the application details. Read More |
| When can an applicant commence the publication of the facsimile edition in India? | The applicant is allowed to commence the publication of the facsimile edition in India only after the Press Registrar General grants the certificate of registration as per sub-rule (5). Read More |
| What happens if an applicant begins publication before obtaining the certificate of registration? | If an applicant commences publication before obtaining the certificate of registration, the Press Registrar General may refuse to grant the certificate. Read More |
| What is 'Central Bureau of Communication' according to these rules? | The 'Central Bureau of Communication' is the attached office of the Central Government, responsible for disseminating information on Government policies and programs through various communication… Read More |