Major changes to be implemented from October 1: Vendors will no longer be able to sell expired sweets

There will be major changes in health insurance from October 1. According to IRDA rules, if the insured has paid the premium of his insurance policy for 8 consecutive years, the company cannot reject the claim on the basis of any deficiency. In addition, more diseases in the scope of the policy.

The expiry date of open sweets will have to be given from October 1, i.e. from tomorrow. That means traders will now have to give customers a date for how long the sweets last. Food regulator FSSAI has made this mandatory.

The Income Tax Department has issued guidelines for implementation of the Source Tax Recovery (TCS) provision. It contains the necessary commands for the e-commerce operator. Accordingly, from October 1, e-commerce operators will be provided with digital or electronic facilities or platforms.

Interest rates on small savings schemes may change in the coming quarter, from October to December. Earlier, interest rates were kept stable during the July-August-September quarter. Meanwhile, the interest rate on small savings schemes has been fixed by the government every three months.

The blending of mustard oil with any other edible oil used in ordinary households has been completely banned from October one. Food regulator FSSAI has issued an order in this regard. 'Mustard oil in any other edible oil in India