Today, let’s find what are the Budget 2023 expectations of MRAI. Material Recycling Association Of India (MRAI), expects the exemption of the basic customs duty on metal scrap, from the Government of India, in this year’s national budget. Read on to know more.Budget 2023 expectations of MRAIIn the forthcoming Union ...
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My friend’s grandmother, who is a very old woman, told us about a real incident. We have been trying to find out where this had happened. But, old ladies do not often remember several details about life and its incidents. Thus, we could not find out much about it. However, ...
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