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Introduction: Gujarat Pollution Control Board  The Gujarat Pollution Control Board was established in 1974 under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, the GPCB is a statutory body that protects the environment and ensures sustainable development in the state of Gujarat. It is responsible for regulating and controlling pollution in various industries, monitoring environmental standards, and promoting eco-friendly practices.  As one of the leading pollution control board s in India, the GPCB has been instrumental in addressing the environmental challenges posed by industrial growth and urbanization. The GPCB operates through a comprehensive framework that includes issuing environmental clearances, conducting regular inspections, and imposing stringent measures to ensure compliance with pollution control norms.  Gujarat Pollution Control Board NOC The No Objection Certificate (NOC) issued by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB) significant importance for industries op

Introduction Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) is a global standardization organization that is responsible for developing and promoting the Qi wireless charging standard. The WPC also manages a licensing program for manufacturers of Qi wireless charging products, including RFID devices.  RFID devices are electronic devices that use radio waves to communicate with nearby objects, allowing for the wireless transfer of data. WPC license for RFID devices ensures that these devices are compliant with the Qi standard and can be used with any Qi-compatible wireless charging pad.  Importance of WPC Licensing for RFID Devices Interoperability: It ensures that RFID devices are compliant with the Qi wireless charging standard, which is widely adopted by many manufacturers and compatible with a range of devices.  Compatibility: RFID devices that are WPC certified can be used with any Qi-compatible wireless charging pad. This helps to simplify the charging process and eliminate the need for multip