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Other Cabinet decisions

• Nod to on-the-spot online payment of traffic challans • Auto dealers allowed to register transport vehicles • Number of HPSC members reduced from eight to five • Salary hike for consumer commission, district forum members • EDC settlement scheme...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:51 AM Jun 16, 2021 IST

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• Nod to on-the-spot online payment of traffic challans

• Auto dealers allowed to register transport vehicles

• Number of HPSC members reduced from eight to five

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• Salary hike for consumer commission, district forum members

• EDC settlement scheme for builders extended till Sept 30

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