Rules Changing From 1st February:  The rules related to withdrawing money from the Pension Fund 'NPS' and sending bulk emails will be changed from the first day of February. This will have a direct impact on the lives of many common people.

Below are the changes that will take place on February 1

NPS money withdraw

The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has changed the rules for the partial withdrawal of pension funds. In December 2023, PFRDA revised the rules for withdrawing money from the National Pension System (NPS). In the new guidelines coming into effect from February 1, NPS subscribers can apply for partial withdrawal for Higher education expenses for children, legally adopted children will also be included in this list. The withdrawal can be claimed for wedding expenses of children, purchase or construction of a house or flat in the name of the customer. withdraw can be claimed to buy a house in joint name with your legally married spouse.

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Rules related to bulk email

The authentication rules for sending bulk emails or high email volumes on Google and Yahoo accounts have been changed. The new authentication rules will apply to any email domain that sends more than 5,000 emails per day. Under the new rules, their servers must be DMARC compliant if they want to continue sending bulk emails. The sender must maintain a spam rate of less than 0.3 percent and only relevant mail will have to be sent. As per the new rules, the one-click unsubscribe system must be completed within two days. Emails will be rejected or bounced if the sender does not follow the new rules.

LPG price

The price of LPG cooking gas is being decided on the 1st of every month. The budget will be presented on 1st February and the price of the gas cylinders will also be decided on 1st February.

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