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Ministry of Home Affairs Issues Guidelines on Exemptions to E-Commerce Platforms - (27 Mar 2020)

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Ministry of Home Affairs has issued a fresh set of guidelines to exempt e-commerce platforms engaged in the delivery of all essential goods including food, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, making them operational during the 21-day nationwide lockdown.

Tags : MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS   E-COMMERCE PLATFORMS  

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