Question
By FSSAI regulations mustard oil can be blended
withSolution
1. FSSAI Regulation 2.2.2(6): a. Prohibits blending of mustard oil with any other oil b. Implemented to prevent adulteration (2016 amendment) 2. Detection Methods: a. HPLC for detecting argemone oil (common adulterant) b. FTIR spectroscopy for blend identification 3. Penalties: a. ₹10 lakh fine + imprisonment under FSS Act Section 59 4. Health Risks: a. Epidemic dropsy (from argemone adulteration) b. Cardiac toxicity from rancid blended oils
Under large exposure disclosure guidelines, an institution must report its Top 10 largest exposures under what specific condition?
Scheduled and Non-Scheduled Primary (Urban) Co-operative Banks fall under the jurisdiction of the Scheme only if they hit which minimum deposit size thr...
To prevent a severe initial shock to regulatory capital adequacy upon transitioning to ECL, banks can "add back" provisions to which capital layer?
How are Off-Balance Sheet commitments valued for accurate inclusion under large exposure limits?
When an asset is upgraded from an NPA status back to a Standard Asset, what is the regulatory requirement regarding the restoration of its classification?
According to the rules of representation specified under the grounds for maintainability, who is explicitly barred from representing a complainant unles...
For exposures exceeding what specific percentage of the eligible capital base must an institution actively investigate and identify possible connected c...
Which of the following is correct with respect to the conditions to be met for a third party’s customer due diligence to be accepted by an RE?
For agricultural loans extended for short-duration crops, an account is classified as an NPA if the installment of principal or interest remains overdue...
If a transaction is reportable in both India and an overseas jurisdiction, what must market participants do if the foreign country has a tighter deadline?
