Nashik: In a move similar to airlines, the citys transport department has decided to introduce a luggage ticket for passengers carrying extra luggage, with effect from November 1. Accordingly, passengers will be allowed to carry 10 kg luggage with them for free. But they will have to pay the cost of one ticket for each extra 10 kg of luggage.The Nashik Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Ltd (NMPML) released a statement in this connection, saying it was a part of measures taken to increase the revenue of the transport wing. The decision was taken during the meeting of the directorial board of the NMPML, with NMC commissioner Ashok Karanjkar as chairman, in September this year. But the NMPML took almost two months to introduce the luggage tickets. Earlier, it had planned to introduce the tickets from October 1, but was deferred due to technical reasons. Now, it has been officially declared. If passengers carry 40 kg luggage like vegetables, fruits, etc., then 10 kg will be free, but they will have to pay for three extra tickets, said NMPML officials. The NMPML is operating 250 buses on 60 routes.We also published the following articles recentlyNYC offers free air tickets to migrants, but theres a catchNew York City Mayor Eric Adams has launched a program offering one-way plane tickets to migrants to help them relocate outside the city. This initiative is a response to the increasing number of individuals arriving from the Southern border, which has strained the citys resources. Migrants can choose any international destination for their flight. The program aims to alleviate the pressure on the city and is part of a proactive approach to managing the arrival of asylum seekers. The duration of stay in city-run shelters for single adult migrants has also been reduced from 60 days to 30 days.ICSI CSEET Admit Card 2023 released at icsi.edu, download November session hall ticket hereThe Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has released the admit card for the CS Executive Entrance Test, CSEET November 2023. The exam will be conducted through remote proctored mode, and candidates can appear using their own laptop or desktop. The exam will be 2 hours long and will consist of multiple-choice questions. The subjects covered include business communication, legal aptitude and logical reasoning, economic and business environment, and current affairs and quantitative aptitude.Illegal: Central govt on extra charges for power generationThe Ministry of Power has advised states to remove any taxes or duties imposed on the generation of electricity. This has caused concern for the Himachal Pradesh government, which has a commission in place to collect water cess from hydro power projects. The government has gone to the High Court against this decision, and the case is still ongoing. The circular from the ministry states that no taxes or duties can be levied on the generation or inter-state supply of electricity. The constitutional provisions do not allow states to impose taxes or duties on the generation of electricity.

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