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  In India, every vehicle must have a valid Registration Certificate (RC) issued by the Regional Transport Office (RTO). The RC status reflects the current state of a vehicle’s registration—whether it’s active, expired, under transfer, blacklisted, or scrapped. Why Is RC Status Important? Checking RC status is essential for both individuals and businesses. It helps: Confirm vehicle ownership and authenticity Verify registration validity before purchase or loan approval Detect fraud, theft, or tampering Ensure compliance for insurance, fleet deployment, or resale How to Check RC Status Online VAHAN Portal Visit Parivahan.gov.in , navigate to “Know Your Vehicle Details,” enter your vehicle registration number and the displayed CAPTCHA. You’ll see key data like owner name, fuel type, vehicle class, RC expiry, insurance, and PUC. State RTO Websites Some state RTOs have their own online portals for RC verification. These are useful for region-specific updates or pending transfer sta...

  In the rapidly growing digital lending space, one challenge continues to haunt recovery teams and fintechs alike—how to find borrowers who’ve gone silent or vanished. Whether it’s an overdue EMI, an unresponsive customer, or a defaulted business loan, this is where skip tracing becomes indispensable. What Is Skip Tracing? Skip tracing is the process of locating a person whose contact details are outdated, incorrect, or intentionally masked. Traditionally used in debt recovery and investigations, today’s skip tracing has evolved into a data-driven technique powered by AI and API integrations. It’s no longer just about knocking on doors—it’s about piecing together digital breadcrumbs. For fintechs, NBFCs, recovery agents, and legal teams, skip tracing is a critical tool for minimizing loss, speeding up resolution, and ensuring accountability in loan collections. Why Skip Tracing Matters Today India’s digital loan market has expanded at breakneck speed. Unfortunately, so have delin...

  In today's fast-paced and competitive business environment, organizations are increasingly prioritizing employee integrity, safety, and productivity. While traditional background verification checks such as criminal records, address verification, and educational credentials have become standard, one critical area still remains underexplored in India—drug screening. Why Drug Screening Matters Drug abuse can have severe consequences in the workplace, including safety hazards, poor performance, absenteeism, and legal liabilities. Industries such as transportation, manufacturing, healthcare, and construction face higher risks, where an employee under the influence could endanger not only their own lives but also those of others. In countries like the United States, drug testing is already a well-integrated part of pre-employment and periodic screening protocols. However, in India, despite growing awareness around substance abuse, drug screening is not yet mainstream in corporate hir...