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Two traffic cops suspended

Goa Traffic Police department has suspended two police personnel who failed to adhere to service conditions.

the goan I networkrPANAJI r r“We have suspended two traffic police personnel, one of whom is from Panaji cell, as their conduct was not as per the service requirement,” SP (Traffic) Devesh Kumar Mahla stated referring to a circular issued to traffic cops in June. rThe circular was issued to all challaning officers stationed across traffic cells in the state, directing them to ensure no undue hardship caused to the motorists and only those found committing violation of traffic laws like riding without a helmet, driving without a seat belt, rash and negligent driving, using tinted glasses, carrying excess pillion riders and no proper number plate are stopped. rSources disclosed that one of the suspended cops was found arguing with citizens over a traffic violation. r=====
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Businessmen fail to get the G(I)ST of it on Day-1

On its first day of implementation, the goods-and-services-tax (GST) kept the trade community on their toes, as a lot of traders grappled with their accounting software, while some of them did not even know how much tax was applicable on the product they deal in.

The Goan Network
Published Jul 2, 2017, 3:51 AM IST
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the goan I networkrPANAJIrrAccounting softwares gave a lot of headache to businesses. Nidhi Mishra, owner, Fashion Deck said, “Our consultant has not updated the accounting software to make it in sync with GST.” rTill June 30, accounting software like Tally were in sync with taxes like value-added-tax (VAT), sales tax, excise duty and etc. rBut, from July 1, these softwares should be in sync with GST regime, which means they should have information about how much central…

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