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Inviting Suggestions on Draft Aids to Navigation Bill 2020

Inviting Suggestions on Draft Aids to Navigation Bill 2020
आरंभ करने की तिथि :
Jul 14, 2020
अंतिम तिथि :
Jul 24, 2020
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The General Aids to Marine Navigation along the Indian Coast is administrated by Directorate General of Lighthouses and Lightships (DGLL) as per Lighthouse Act, 1927. Over the ...

The General Aids to Marine Navigation along the Indian Coast is administrated by Directorate General of Lighthouses and Lightships (DGLL) as per Lighthouse Act, 1927. Over the period of time maritime sector has undergone massive change. There have been enormous technological developments in the field of Aids to Marine Navigation. To incorporate the global best practices, technological developments and India's International obligations in the field of Aids to Marine Navigation, the Draft Aids to Navigation Bill 2020 is prepared to replace existing Lighthouse Act 1927.

The Draft Aids to Navigation Bill (to replace Lighthouse Act 1927) is hereby circulated for comments of all concerned.

The comments on the Draft Aids to Navigation Bill 2020 may be sent in the MS-Excel Sheet format given below and upload the same, preferably in a PDF file format.

Click below to view the documents.

1) Draft Aids to Navigation Bill 2020
2) Comparative Table of Draft Aids to Navigation Bill 2020
3) Format for Stakeholder Comments

Your suggestions may be sent latest by 24.07.2020.

For any technical query, please contact
Mr. S. Saravanan, Dy. Director;
email : ssr-dgll@gov.in

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I dont know if some1 noticed the fact that the max no. of COVID 19 cases are occuring as per the the most population dense regions. Just correlate the regions with most dense population with regions with the highest no of COVID19 cases and regions where cases are significantly rising..its obvious most pop dense regions are more at a chance to not able to maintain proper physical distancing or social distancing..we need to especially focus on these areas..
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