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    Govt tightens duty exemption rules for metallurgical coke imports

    The government has tightened conditions for importers seeking exemptions from anti-dumping duty on low ash metallurgical coke, a key input for steelmaking and ferroalloy production. The finance ministry has made compliance with a prescribed customs procedure mandatory for eligible importers.

    CBIC allows foreign goods to stay in India beyond four-month limit under ATA Carnet rules

    The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs has introduced flexibility for temporary imports under the ATA Carnet system. Senior customs officials are now allowed to grant extensions beyond the existing four-month limit. This change will help foreign businesses and organisations that need additional time for their goods. Importers must still comply with the validity period stipulated by their ATA Carnet.

    How to claim a refund if your train or flight is cancelled: Check rules, online process and refund timelines

    Train and flight cancellations can cause significant disruptions for passengers seeking refunds. Passengers can receive refunds depending on whether cancellations are made by railways, airlines, or passengers themselves. For cancelled train tickets, refunds are typically processed automatically by IRCTC following cancellation policies. If an airline cancels a flight, passengers have the option for either a refund or an alternative flight.

    The Microsoft trap: One outage can bring the business world tumbling down

    Microsoft outage: The digital transformation that promised uninterrupted productivity has also created new points of systemic vulnerability. A world that has moved its offices, correspondence, records and increasingly its decision-making into the cloud cannot afford to discover that its business continuity depends on a single provider keeping its servers running.

    91-year-old woman talks to her TV after husband's death as she had nobody else; hires temporary children who visit her home and keep her company

    After her husband's death, 91-year-old Yang became so lonely that she started talking to her television for company and even considered voluntary euthanasia. Now, a team of paid companions visits her Beijing home twice a day with hot meals, household help and conversation, as China's companionship industry expands.

    Singapore barred Alice Huang from re-entry; flags limited US help in Megaspeed probe

    Alice Huang, under suspicion of acting as a spy for China, has been denied re-entry into Singapore after presenting misleading information. The government issued a cautionary notice linked to her activities with Megaspeed International during a probe. US authorities offered limited assistance about Supermicro despite requests. In June 2025, her passport was confiscated to guarantee her attendance at proceedings.

    The Economic Times
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