The PhoolWalonkiSair is a festival that is celebrated in the capital city of Delhi in India. It is a festival or a colorful procession of the flower sellers in Mehrauli in south Delhi. The Festival is being celebrated since the Mughal period in the early nineteenth century! It is a week-long festival where huge pankhasmade of palm leaves decorated with shiny flecks and floral chaadar—are offered at the Dargah of Khwaja Bakhtiar 'Kaaki' in Mehrauli and at the ancient temple of Devi Yogmaya, also, in Mehrauli. On the occasion of this grand festival, performances by Kathak dancers and Quawali singer also take place. Fire dancers lead a large procession across the streets carrying flower pankhas.
The Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) is a law enacted by the Government of India in 1999 to control the flow of foreign currency across Indian borders.FEMA aims to facilitate external trade and their payments in India, a systematic improvement and continuation of foreign exchange in the Indian market.It’s important for Indians working abroad to understand FEMA rules for NRIs very carefully since it can affect the way they can send and receive funds from India.Let’s look at five FEMA Regulations for NRIs: 1. Maintaining a Bank Account You need to operate bank accounts that are specifically designated for NRIs. FEMA rules for NRIs do not allow holding a savings bank account. There are 3 major types of accounts as stipulated by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)that you can open: - NRO account - If you want to send money earned abroad back to India. - NRE account - For repatriable or moveable assets like securities and cas...
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