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The Sugar Export Industry in India: Key Players and Global Influence

India, one of the largest sugar producers in the world, has a significant role in the global sugar market. As the country continues to ramp up its production and export capacity, it is crucial to understand the key players in this industry, the dynamics of global sugar trade, and the technical details involved, such as the HSN codes list used for categorizing sugar and sugar products. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the top 10 sugar exporters in India, examines the position of the world largest exporter of sugar, and explains the relevance of HSN codes in the sugar trade.

The Sugar Industry in India

India’s sugar industry is a vital part of its agricultural and industrial landscape. The country produces a substantial amount of sugarcane, which is processed into sugar and other by-products. This industry not only meets domestic demand but also contributes significantly to exports, making India a crucial player in the global sugar market.

Top 10 Sugar Exporters in India

India’s sugar export market is dominated by several key players, each contributing to the country's significant export volume. Here is a detailed look at the top 10 sugar exporters in India:

Bajaj Hindusthan Sugar Ltd. One of the largest sugar producers in India, Bajaj Hindusthan exports substantial quantities of sugar to various countries, leveraging its extensive production capacity.

Balrampur Chini Mills Ltd. Known for its efficient operations and high-quality sugar, Balrampur Chini Mills is a prominent exporter with a strong presence in international markets.

Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd. With a global footprint, Shree Renuka Sugars is a major player in both domestic and international sugar markets, exporting large volumes annually.

EID Parry (India) Ltd. Part of the Murugappa Group, EID Parry is renowned for its quality sugar and has a significant export portfolio.

Triveni Engineering & Industries Ltd. Triveni is a well-established name in the sugar industry, exporting substantial amounts of sugar to various global destinations.

Dhampur Sugar Mills Ltd. Known for its innovative practices and high-quality products, Dhampur Sugar Mills has a strong export business.

Dalmia Bharat Sugar and Industries Ltd. Dalmia Bharat is a key exporter, benefiting from its robust production facilities and strategic export operations.

Simbhaoli Sugars Ltd. Simbhaoli Sugars has a long history in the industry and a strong export presence, known for its quality and reliability.

Bannari Amman Sugars Ltd. With a reputation for quality, Bannari Amman Sugars exports significant quantities of sugar, catering to international demand.

Andhra Sugars Ltd. Andhra Sugars is a major exporter, leveraging its production capabilities to meet global market requirements.

The World’s Largest Exporter of Sugar

Brazil holds the title of the world largest exporter of sugar. The country’s favorable climate, vast agricultural lands, and advanced production techniques enable it to produce and export massive quantities of sugar. Brazil’s dominance in the global sugar market is a result of its efficient sugarcane industry and strategic export policies.

Brazil’s sugar industry is highly efficient, with advanced technologies and economies of scale that make it a competitive player in the global market. The country’s sugarcane production is integrated with ethanol production, allowing for flexibility and resilience against market fluctuations. This dual-product approach helps Brazil maintain its position as the top exporter by balancing sugar and ethanol outputs based on global demand and price trends.

Understanding HSN Codes and Their Relevance in Sugar Trade

Harmonized System Nomenclature (HSN) codes list are essential for international trade, including the sugar industry. These codes are used to classify products systematically, facilitating trade and ensuring compliance with international standards.

HSN Codes List for Sugar:

1701.11: Raw cane sugar, not containing added flavoring or coloring matter.

1701.12: Raw beet sugar, not containing added flavoring or coloring matter.

1701.91: Refined cane or beet sugar, containing added flavoring or coloring matter.

1701.99: Other sugars, such as chemically pure lactose, maltose, glucose, and fructose.

These codes are crucial for exporters and importers to correctly classify their products, ensuring smooth customs clearance and adherence to international trade regulations. Using the appropriate HSN codes helps in avoiding legal issues and delays in the shipping process.

The Dynamics of Sugar Export from India

India's position as a leading sugar exporter is a result of several factors, including favorable climatic conditions for sugarcane cultivation, government policies supporting the sugar industry, and the efficient operations of major sugar companies. The country exports sugar to various regions, including Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, meeting the growing global demand.

Challenges and Opportunities in the Indian Sugar Export Market

Despite its strengths, the Indian sugar export market faces several challenges, including price volatility, international competition, and regulatory hurdles. However, there are also significant opportunities:

Market Expansion: Exploring new markets can help Indian sugar exporters diversify their customer base and reduce dependence on traditional markets.

Value-Added Products: Developing and exporting value-added sugar products, such as specialty sugars and organic sugar, can open new revenue streams.

Sustainability Practices: Adopting sustainable and eco-friendly practices can enhance the global competitiveness of Indian sugar and attract environmentally conscious consumers.

Conclusion

The sugar export industry in India is a vital component of the country’s economy, driven by major players who contribute significantly to global sugar trade. With Brazil as the world largest exporter of sugar and the crucial role of HSN codes in facilitating international trade, understanding the dynamics of this market is essential for stakeholders. While challenges exist, there are ample opportunities for growth and expansion in the Indian sugar export sector. By leveraging these opportunities, Indian sugar exporters can continue to thrive in the competitive global market.

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[river-neurodivergent-willow]

As an autistic person who uses and supports the puzzle piece as a symbol for autism,

I have not had ANY issues using it from allistics, but here's some things autistic people have done about it:

•been told I'm not apart of the autism community

•been told i support a hate symbol and am ableist

•been told I'm not autistic

•been told to delete my accounts and never come back online

•been told I'm a horrible person

•told I have never been told I am a problem before/made assumptions about the way people have treated me

It's the "educated" autistic people, who think you are more educated than people who use the puzzle piece. I am bullied for using the puzzle piece by my own community and told I'm not even apart of it. I'm fake claimed and invalidated.

The main harm that the puzzle piece causes. Is ignorant autistic people bullying the parents and carers of autistics or autistic people for using it.

(In detail explanation about this under "read more")

Did you know the 🌈♾️ rainbow infinity symbol was popularised by aspie supremacists? on "autistic pride day" a day that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspies_For_Freedom aspies for freedom, a group of aspie supremacists, created, was represented by a rainbow infinity symbol, this was the start of the rainbow infinity symbol being associated with autism. Aspies for freedom believed autism isn't always a disability, and called themselves aspies.

I don't use it, because why the heck would I want to associate myself with aspie supremacists? It's still very common amongst aspie supremacists to this day.

The puzzle piece was agreed to be a symbol for NAS, an autistic person was in the room whilst they decided this, this was 60 years ago. It was intended to represent autism is a puzzling conditon. Which is true. Let me list some more things it can represent:

•a diagnosis was the last piece in the puzzle

This can be especially relatable for people who when they where very young doctors spent years testing them for different things wondering about their developmental delays, and a diagnosis finnaly making sense. This can also be relatable to people who spent their entire life undiagnosed until their 20s or 30s etc and a diagnosis made their childhood all make sense.

•autistic people are all different but we come together as a community

•an autism diagnosis helps the puzzle of your life

•an autism diagnosis helps you find the other missing pieces of your life for example other diagnosis or services

And more!!!

Helping the puzzle piece become more popular, directly helps the nonverbal/nonspeaking, level 3, HSN and BIPOC autistics in the autism community such as rivers brother who is black and level 3 and nonverbal. He uses is a puzzle piece top to represent to police in America that he's autistic so they don't (consciously or unconsciously, mosr people have internalised racism, wether pepple want to or not behaviour they would label as simply innocent in a white person they will label violent in a black male) perceive him as violent and potentially cause serious harm, or even shoot him.

You using the puzzle piece helps it be more common, and more widely known, which helps autistic people like rivers brother be even more safe out in public.

Autistic people like rivers brother will never EVER need to stop using the puzzle piece this idea of "phasing out the puzzle piece" is not safe, it puts people like rivers brothers lives at risk. You will not be able to successfully phase it out when there is so many people who rely on it and can't risk spending a few months-years waiting until you have successfully re made all the government plans with the infinity symbol instead and not the puzzle piece (because yes, they exist, in some places people with a nonspeaking or a child who elopes put a puzzle piece sticker on their car window so emergency services are aware) and you have made it so people world wide know about the rainbow infinity enough so pepple can rely on it.

"Just use the sunflower lanyard!" It's only really a big thing in Britain, it's also a sensory issue for many to wear the lanyard, it's also not as well known as the puzzle piece. If someone out in public wore a sunflower top would you think they are autistuc or would you think they are just wearing a sunflower top? It's also for all invisibly disabilities.

[five-thousand-loaves-of-bread]

on personal post talking about how Face of Nonverbal HSN Autism should not be me, not only someone savior & unsolicitedly gave list of nonverbal HSN people to follow that did not ask for nor did post imply ask for, among those people list include people have issues with, & not only that, that person include this at end of post

“They all have different DNIs so please check that before following but please check them out. This list does not include everyone either.”

except…. this my DNI in pinned post:

[transcript: “get the fuck out if you "transage" "transx" "transid" "transabled" "transautistic" "trans severity" "transrace" etc. AND those who call self "cisautistic" "cisdisabled" etc. AND supporter. you are not welcomed here i hate you hope you explode to million pieces. (this not about transgender disabled people or transracial adoptee btw).” end transcript. sentence about cisabled highlighted. there is no space between trans and abled and cis and abled]

and this their pinned post

[transcript: Hermione Lestrange is a transabusive headmate. / She uses she/they pronouns. Her signature is [an emoji couldn’t copy] / We'll introduce more people as more post. / We have cisADHD, cisautism and cis-clinical depression. end transcript. transabusive, cisADHD, cisautism, cis-clinical depression highlighted and not have space between prefix and word.]

am not poor poor helpless person that need you condescending saving and. also. maybe follow own fucking advice

[spectrumgarden]

how do you know if you have medium support needs?

Gonna go on a bit of a long winded support needs rant here.

Frankly theres no hard lines between the terms low medium and high support needs. Medium support needs specifically is a community term, meaning it was made by autistic people instead of medical professionals. There are also many people who consider themselves right between two categories, so they'll say they are low-medium or medium-high, which honestly turns it into more of a 5 options system than 3 if you're being pedantic. And then theres also the option of describing the category further, for example like saying you are on the high end of low support needs, or the low end of medium support needs.

( slight tangent: depending on where you live there might be actual legal categories with strict definitions, based on how much support someone needs, seperate from the specific terms of LSN MSN and HSN. In germany where I live there are Pflegegrade, translating to "care degree", which has 5 levels. I am right under the point cut off for level 3, so I'm a high level 2, described as "substantial limitation of indepence and skill". (Which I think also fits well with me considering myself on the low end of MSN.) This care level translates to funding for my care by my insurance and (alongside my disability ID score and markers) is often used in services for disabled people to "prove" that I need them to begin with before the question of funding even comes up. )

When it comes to assessing these support needs, whether legally defined or community coined, you can not really get around ADLs, activities of daily living. There are bADLs and iADLs, and most lists online will be fairly similar in what they include. ADLs are used in assessing disabled peoples need for care no matter their type of disability. It's what was used for my grandmother with alzheimers the same way it's used for me or my neighbor with mobility issues.

Since there are no strict "you need to hit exactly these many of the bADLs and these many of the iADLs that you need help with in this way" rules to qualify for, anything past this point will be my subjective opinion that I formed after looking at tons of peoples self reported and caregiver reported support needs label and what they need help with, and in what capacity. Others might define this (slightly) differently.

Support basically starts at reminders and ends in someone else completely doing it for you (sometimes done as hand over hand to hopefully build motor memory so you might be able to start doing them a bit more independently in the future). Theres also the detail of "how do you define needing care" and in general disability circles, not necessarily autism specific circles, I've often seen the phrase "can you do it reliably and safely" to assess if you need help with something. So if you can only get yourself to shower once a month for example even with reminders, that would still count as requiring care of some level for it to be done reliably. Or if you can use an oven to heat up / make food but you sometimes get burns that go beyond regular "clumsiness" that also means you probably need additional support to use it safely.

From what I've seen in the community over the last few years I honestly consider bADLs to be a large deciding factor for your support needs. If I did not need help with bADLs beyond reminders I could for example probably get away with only having a few hours of support a week for things like assisted grocery shopping or driving me to a doctor's appointment or helping me write an email or make a phone call or helping me deep clean the bathroom or kitchen, while spending my day to day completely by myself. I would still have to accommodate myself the rest of the time, such as mostly relying on instant and generally low effort food, my apartment would probably never be super tidy (but also like. Majority of peoples apartments get messy on the regular, I should know from my friends that are all 100% abled), and relying on a schedule, for example an app or physical list on the wall, for bathing, dressing and grooming.

But because I need prompting for my bADLs to be done reliably in any way or form I suddenly need a lot more care, so this small detail made it go from 1-2 days a week to daily.

with bADLs (and similarly iADLs but that's not the focus right now) it starts with people who need no help with them, then people directly below me who need reminders for (some) of them, people like me who need prompting and on bad days hands on help with some. And over that are people who need prompting for most if not all of them, and ending in people who need hands on help for all of them. And if you crammed that entire experience all into high support needs and left low to medium support needs open for people who only need help with iADLs it would be way too much for the HSN category alone I think. But if you extended it into low support needs it would also make low support needs basically useless as a term. Which to me means it makes the most sense to consider needing some help with bADLs beyond reminders the thing that sort of starts the category of medium support needs applying. Because frankly speaking reminders dont take up a lot of time, often can be done virtually or without the need for another person via reminders and checklists etc. Which is a stark contrast to someone who needs to be walked through a task from beginning to end by someone by their side at all times. So you can need help with most/all of your iADLs, which means you still need a relatively high amount of care if you look at it from an abled perspective ( i.e. someone to control your finances for you, and organize your transportation, and help you keep your environment clean, ...) and maybe rely on a phone app that reminds you to brush your teeth and shower, and still be low support needs, because you're putting it in the perspective of the large variety that is disabled experiences.

Lastly I do think the ADLs are not perfect, for example at least older definitions usually do not include things like if you can engage in fun activities by yourself such as watching media or reading or drawing, whatever you enjoy, or how effectively you can communicate in daily life even though that is in itself important to your quality of life and will affect how much time needs to be spend on your care. However they are the best we have currently and make a lot of sense.

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Hey read this post before interacting

Hi I’m Cherry or Mc, I’m from Brazil, I’m 20 yro

I’m a catgender (cis) woman

Majoring in psychology (Im still a student)

Click to view my fandom list (that’s what I mostly post about)

I use She/Her, Meow/Meows, Mew/Mews, Paw/Paws pronouns (In Portuguese: Ela/Dela + Miau/Miaus)

This is my personal + art dump blog, it’s not nsfw but I do repost political stuff n use swear words (also occasional dirty jokes) so feel free to (soft) block or not interact with his blog

!!!I have a completely sfw side blog!!! (So please, Ask for it on dms, I don’t wanna public post about it)

I also run @the-blu-medic, @wastelandtherapist, @namelesswildchild, @reds-bastard-punk and @whitestonesjester !!!

I kinda gave up on keeping a proper DNI but just rule of thumb, don’t follow me if you are homophobic/transphobic/racist/etc also including but not limited to: Terfs/Radfems, Radqueers, Thinspo/Pro-ED, Pro SH, Proshippers/Anti-Antis, Zionists and Ableists (Including y’all that mock: HSN and MSN autistics, people with incontinence issues/diaper/pads/etc users, people who rely on caretakers, people who are NPD, BPD, ASPD and DID/OSDD/UDD)

Also, Main focus on Kink/Nsfw please don’t interact (nothing against y’all just don’t want it in my page)

-> I block freely <3

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HSN

/ffuh ffuh bersihin debu/

Tumblr ini sudah lama tidak aku isii. Mari menulis spontan karena Abuy di kantor dan aku tidak bisa menunggu sampai nanti untuk menuangkan pikiran ini. Sepertinya tidak akan full lowercase (aaa tidak sesuai dengan SOP Tumblr ini)

Hari ini ikut HSN dan maasyaAllaah serba serbi rasa banget lah 😭 Dari dulu senang sama tulisan Kak Zahra jadi hari ini pokoknya harus ikut wkw walau bagian awalnya aku hilang karena Ilya tetiba ada di halaman ngikut Mang Ujang lalu BAB.

Lampau

Mari berjujur ria. Ternyata dalam hidup ini aku cukup banyak taken something for granted. Misal dulu aku suka menggambar, crafting, dibilang kreatif, lalu ya sudah aku menikmatinya tanpa menyadari harusnya ketika Allaah beri sarana, aku gunakan, kembangkan, manfaatkan untuk hasilkan sebanyak-banyaknya kebaikan. Tapi aku LUPUT BELAJAR dan akhirnya 'kalah' dengan yang sejak awal harus terseok dulu untuk sampai ke titik yang sama. Mendapatkan sesuatu dengan belajar dan berjuang dulu secara SADAR, akhirnya membentuk diri dengan cara yang berbeda.

Shirah

Termasuk ilmu-ilmu agama, bahasa Arab, shirah, aku alhamdulillaah sangat terkondisikan dengan disekolahkan di tempat yang mendukung. Lalu ketika aku dilepas dari sarana-sarana itu, akhirnya clueless deh /nangis/. Akhir-akhir ini kepikiran terus, sebetulnya gimana sih cara belajar terbaik buat aku huhuhu. Entah berapa kelas aku daftar, livenya tidak sempat join, lalu recordingnya pun tidak tersimak. Oh apa aku bisanya offline? Sayang sekali Bandung rudet dengan segala lalu lintasnya, dengan peranku sekarang agak sulit. Walau effortnya mungkin tetap Allaah nilai kalau niatnya ✨lurus ✨ tapi ya tapi banyak sekali tapinya. Pembenahan selalu jadi PR.

Aku suka sekali shirah. Tapi tidak terjawantahkan dalam perilaku dan tindakan aku. Ternyata aku merasa cukup dengan materi dari Bunda Jube dan Pak Gaos? 😭 Padahal masih banyak yang belum tersentuh, padahal masih.. Ah pokoknya begitu lah 😭😭 Kayak "Masa sih ini orang suka shirah? Belajar (secara sadar) aja ngga??"

Tadinya aku berniat untuk ngga daftar HSN tahun ini (COBA? NIAT MACAM APA INI) karena berencana mau nyimak aja dulu rekaman HSN sebelumnya, dan simak video-video YouTube yang sudah aku list sejak dahulu kala namun belum tersimak (KAPAN BERESNYA ATUH AKHIRNYA MOAL DAFTAR HSN SEUMUR HIDUP KALI?). Poster dan kabar HSN aku tidak simak sama sekali, chat Kak Ega yang nawarin aku jadi presenter pun tenggelam 😭 Lalu hari H penutupan HSN biidznillaah aku tau-tau mendaftar (nuhun Ririn dan Kak Ega) dann per hari ini, doaku lebih mantap ke yaaAllaah beri hamba-Mu ini kemampuan membaca petunjuk-Mu, termasuk tentang bagaimana semestinya cara terbaik hamba-Mu ini belajar. /brb chat Mpit mau nitip doa beliau mau umrah/

Istiqamah

Kalau lihat Ririn dengan komunitas-komunitasnya, suka ckckck maasyaAllaah deh ini temanqu ini. She know herself. Mau apa dan butuh apa, maka beliau melakukan apa. Terus Teh Ikma (jol mention Teh punten wkwk) yang memang ber-resume di setiap waktu? Beliau tau bahwa cara beliau adalah mencatat? Kak Ega entah berapa entitas dijalankan wkwk cara beliau adalah dengan tetap bergerak? Teh Dini mengajar agar terus belajar? Firza Uji bisa gitu ngikutin ritme KRM. Dila dan Kak Alya bisa gitu dari ngeSLOW lanjut ngeSLOW.

Jadi kelas-kelas tu sudah banyak, accessible, mau yang pricey tinggal menabung. Video gratis juga banyak. Komunitas juga banyak, aku sudah masuk beberapa grup tapi sesuhunya di awal aja, akhirnya terpincang juga manjat chats, review, materi. Buku banyak. Tempat bertanya banyak. Aku butuhnya apa?

Kembali pada diriku sendiri ternyata wqwq istiqamah 😔 DAN SABAR. Aku kira aku ini orangnya sangat penyabar tapi akhir-akhir ini kusadari aku tuh ternyata butuh sabar!!

to be continued.

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[kittentism]

stares at current support needs ,,, yeah so kitty definitely . kitty definitely M-HSN huh ,,, tourettes went "time be severe" and not ask opinion ,,, might update list again because technically the "unable use utensil" thing is being safe than sorry because spasm convulsion not constant and have *okay* use of hands but . do kitty want tempt brain since tics tend be spiteful (ough had convulsion mid write this and brainfog bad now going actually go nap feel like 20% brain gone)

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[five-thousand-loaves-of-bread]

on one hand want (have been try for months !!) write list of how own autism affect me as someone high support need / higher autism level (do not know current autism level sorry this temporary placeholder), from autism criteria to iADLs bADLs because

“high support need” thrown around a lot and don’t think people who never met HSN truly know just how high is high. common that “skill that easy for me never had to think about it take for granted, don’t realize there people who struggle with it” (which trap i also fall into)

also help other HSN put word into experience because many of us borrow words from eachother because communication hard and see other people same struggle help feel less alone

but also don’t want because

need a lot of self awareness which i struggle but will be look at a lot of thing wrote over the years to maybe piece thing together (thankfully have them or else not able do this) but still many thing missing don’t know how say

communication hard this been months in work (because also helpful for doctors) and so struggle many thing not know how say

really private info private medical info ??

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If you don't mind, what does visibly autistic look like

It means many things, and it does depend on context. Like, theres some nuance here that can get lost, similar to how there is actually nuance to nonverbal experiences but by having to constantly restate that people with speech loss arent nonverbal, your focus is shifted from discussing this nuanced experience to guarding it. And with that comes generalizing it a bit more, to make those arguing with you understand it more easily. I'm assuming you're asking to understand my actual definition of it, instead of wanting to argue, so I'm thankful for that! This let's me be a lot more nuanced than in a situation where my nuance will be immediated used to pick apart everything that I'm saying about it being about others perception at all.

Disclaimer that I'm not visibly autistic all the time. To me it does heavily depend on if I'm using my AAC at the time, which has increased over the last year (which is not much a choice though, I am a part time user by definition but I'm not choosing to use it over verbal speech when I do, if that makes sense.) & the general state of my autistic catatonia like symptoms at the time, which do fluctuate somewhat day to day, and a few other factors such as "how obviously is my carer / person around me to make me able to access this thing not just a 'normal' relative or friend? Is this obviously a caregiving (esque) relation in front of others?" etc. So I'm not in the same boat as someone who continously gets read as autistic, especially not someone who's HSN and/or nonverbal, and I'd suggest you try and find what some of them have said about it.

Visible autism with nuance (to me) means that the same behavior does get read differently depending on many factors, race being one of them. I'm white so this is just things I've heard from other autistics of color, especially black autistics, but their behavior that would make white autistics get read as autistic, often makes them get read at schizophrenic / on the schizo-spec instead, etc.

Similarly, sometimes other disabilities "overshadow" the visible autism. Some people with ID will only ever get read as having ID, not autism, despite both being present and obvious in different ways, especially if they have facial features associated with having ID, or other ways people can "just tell". Similarly to people with down syndrome who have the characteristic facial features, this frequently makes people go "oh everything I'm seeing is related to down syndrome / ID, got it" even if it would make them think of autism in someone without these facial features, etc. Someone w these can still be read as autistic frequently, but it's another layer that complicates it. Listing all of these influencing disabilities is impossible I think, it's just important that we know they exist.

Since visible autism is about "how do you usually get perceived by the general public? Do they think you're autistic?", this also means that it is, annoyingly, quite dependent on your surroundings, and visible autism might look a little different in different countries, because we've all grown up being conveyed slightly different images of what autism "is" (aka "looks like"). Different generations might have slightly different images of autism as well, and especially younger generations might have expanded what they consider "visibly autistic" a fair bit because of things they've been exposed to online over the last few years- what will be visibly autistic to the general public already Has Changed a bit with the "autistic genius" thing all over media for the last years, so that's interesting I suppose, but that "type" of visible autism is also very restrictive and most LSN / high masking autistics probably dont get read this way either because of how highly speicfic it is.

However for the rest of this I will ignore that part somewhat, assume that all of these can however also be read as other disabilities in that sense. I might use visibly disabled sometimes though to sort of reference it a bit.

Ok. That was a lot before I even got to what behaviors in the end are generally associated with visible autism, sorry but yeah.

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A big part often is "how does this person move?" Many autistic people, especially those who fall more towards the MSN & especially HSN area of autism, have issues with gross and fine motor skills that are very apparent and go beyond "clumsy". "abnormal gaits" for example, to the point it might result in using mobility aids to help them move around. Gait trainers being one ive seen a lot over the years, but others as well. People with certain issues with walking might also be prescribed AFO braces and the likes. How do you hold your upper body, your limbs, how do you use tools? Is it obvious you have issues with motor skills when you for example eat something with a fork or a spoon? Etc. This is basically your entire way of moving, which is complex to describe, and I struggle to define it more than "people see your (issues with) movement & categorize it as disabled / autistic, in those terms or very similar (the r slur, etc), in their head"

Motor development can also be stunted in LSN people & actually frequently is, (though this is understudied in the entire autistic population) but on average (!) as is with most autistic traits, they present more strongly in people with higher support needs & lower IQs, so they might cross the line from being read as "clumsy" to "disabled" a lot more.

Stimming is the next obvious one, which is where it does turn into a bit of a battlefield in the visible autism argument, because most people I would say are not visibly autistic do also, visibly "stim", and they know this obviously. The thing is just again, how far does it deviate from the norm until it is categorized as (stereotypical) autistic behavior in the average persons head.

Allistic people, yes even those in the fully neurotypical sense, no adhd, no anxiety, nothing, do also "stim" as in "self stimulating behavior", it just generally gets called "fidgeting" (that's also why a lot of the time, at least early on, many "stim toys" were also / only marketed as "fidget toys", in my area at least, everyone called it "fidget cubes", "fidget spinners", etc).

My allistic mother bounces her foot or leg, especially if she has to wait for something a long time. Many people with longer hair frequently play with strands of this hair, twirling it around their fingers etc. "Someone is clicking their pen over and over" is something fairly normal in any room with many people who are holding pens, and the people doing this are not automatically autistic, or read as such. The less disruptive this is, the more it will be tolerated, and allistic people usually do not struggle to redirect this into something else if they are told to stop because its annoying someone else.

A lot of LSN and / or high masking autistics have talked about masking stims, either suppressing them entirely, or redirecting them to less disruptive ones. I'll probably get more into masking towards the end, so for now that's all I'll say about it. This does result in it less and less being read as visibly autistic. Again, not about 'is this actually autistic behavior' but just, what does it get labeled as? In that case, when all I would do to stim was bounce my leg, doodle in my notebooks or twirl some hair around my finger, etc, no one thought "oh damn, that kid is autistic".

This is in stark contrast to stims that are a lot "bigger", "louder", something allistic people would generally never do to "fidget", etc. Common stims of this type, usually done by low masking, higher support needs / higher level autistics etc are: pacing (when they should be sitting down), jumping, spinning etc (when they should be sitting down, or at least stand still), flapping your hands or otherwise swinging your arms around repetitively, rocking back and forth, clapping, vocal stims that range from repeating quieter sounds or words over and over to people who straight up yell, etc. & of course, self injury behavior / stims like banging your head against a wall or similar behavior like biting yourself, hitting yourself, or scratching yourself until you bleed etc.

SIB especially is very associated with developmental disabilities in the general public, to the point many peoples way of mocking visibly DD/ autistic behavior is by acting like they are hitting themselves, often their head, amongst other things. SIB is often the reason people will be wearing protective helmets to prevent injury, and also usually the reason for putting autistic people into restraints etc.

Important: these are not masked in public or if attempted to, can not be sustained for very long at all (a few minutes, maybe?) and will usually present as differently disruptive / large stims instead of "smaller", more close to "fidgeting" appearance ones. If you somehow manage to get me stop pacing and running my hands over the walls, I will instead rock and hum and make popping sounds with my mouth, clap a bit (all more or less simultaneously), etc.

Carers and similar things are another way one might be visibly autistic. Though with absence of currently ongoing caregiving tasks that are very visible to others (helping someone with bADLs like eating, drinking, going to the bathroom, transfering, .... or communicating for them, keeping them from running into traffic, trying to redirect (harmful) stims, ...) and an absence of many other things that people read as disabled, this might not accurately get understood to be a caregiver.

I think it's fairly obvious that most people will have a largely different reaction to either a) seeing someone twirl their hair or tap their fingers onto the table in a rhythmic manner, etc or b) someone who screams or continously makes lower volume noise or repeats words over and over, hits themselves, paces up and down in situations where you're supposed to be seated, chews on their hands or specialized chewing objects, .... I'm not saying these stims are exclusive to higher support needs, but the act of doing them in public regularly is one most high masking people avoid successfully, and instead limit to spaces like their own home, etc, because they KNOW the reaction to these is far more severe.

Your eyes / gaze is another one, though I find that it does frequently only become visibly autistic in addition to other behavior / traits and severity. On good days where I manage to look into someone's vague direction & respond (verbally) to some degree, I am treated as an active participant despite missing eye contact, or sometimes letting my eyes wander across the room to look at every small detail. On days where I am fixated on the ceiling for the last 5 minutes, or some blinking lights on a screen, etc, and i dont look in your direction at all when you address me (and also respond a lot less) I am treated as someone who does not belong to the conversation. I am talked about as if I was not there, as if I could not hear them. When I am like that, and my carer says I'm autistic, no one questions it (especially in combination with the visible large stims from before).

Communication is one of those defining factors in being read as autistic by the general public. where if you are nonverbal or use verbal speech in a very limited way, often instead rely on high or low tech AAC, primarily communicate in grunts/ gestures, etc in combination with other traits like those described earlier in this post, it is very visibly autistic. Generally any communication deficits like frequent wrong grammar beyond what your peers might mess up, or simply not holding conversations (aka having no apparent interest in talking to others about things they are doing, etc. Sort of like "what are you doing ?" "..." "are you drawing?" *nods* "is it fun?" "...") while theoretically being able to talk verbally. It's part of the "being in your own world" view many have of autism. Do they only communicate about their interests and nothing else?

Its more like the existing idea of someone being disabled / autistic creates the idea that the person with them must be a caregiver, than the presence of someone who is not currently doing any visible caregiving being interpreted correctly by itself. is pretty obvious by visibly disabled people who do not need a caregiver at this time, having their friends / family / partners assumed to be caregivers constantly on the mere basis that they are around them, a visibly disabled person.

there is also general appearance: are they maybe covered in stains, etc? Very common for people with bad motor skill issues, since they might spill things daily. They might refuse to bathe frequently, or their caregivers have decided to not do it as frequently for other reasons, neglect of some form, etc. Are their clothes not picked for looks but for sensory friendliness? Are an adults clothes very "childish"?

Other "miscellaneous" behaviour like drooling, or throwing things. Meltdowns.

Are their interests "age inappropriate", like young children's shows? Do they read picture books? Do they otherwise appear childish? (Carrying around plushies, chewing things that look like teethers for babies, ...)

a lot of this is generally cumulative. Basically, having one or two things from the long list of behaviors / traits, especially in the less severe expressions, might not be enough to push someone over the line into the visibly autistic area, while a different combination or different severity of the same combination might do. Depending on where you live, etc. Again, its complicated & this isnt supposed to be a checklist or anything.

In short: disability aids, assistive tech, etc, like mobility aids, visible orthotics, AAC, specialized bottles or cutlery, ... general movement & control over your body. Limited Communication and less reactiveness to others communication. Needing carers. Drooling, stimming in loud, large or simply very "unusual" ways (e.g. chewing past a certain age & with unusual objects). Meltdowns. I'm surely forgetting some things as well.

What a lot of these have in common is that their similarity to the developmental stages of babies, toddlers & younger children makes a lot people mentally categorize visibly autistic people as either "child like" or "mentally the same as children". Because who also spills things on themselves a lot? Who chews on things? Who jumps around when they should be sitting down? Who's motor skills are not fully developed yet? Who cant speak yet, or speak more than a few words, ....? Young humans, that's who.

It's hard to make definitive statements like "only x autistics get treated x way", but pretty much anyone who observes different autistics treatment will realize that people who exhibit the above traits are on average treated a lot more like:

-they are unable to / or shouldn't be allowed to make basic decisions about their own life, including medical care, where they live (you dont want to live in an institution? Well your family wants you there though, etc) when they sleep, eat, bathe, especially if they need assistance with that, or any other thing filling up the time in their day. How they look (carers might control their clothing options, ability to get tattoos or piercings, etc), their ability to understand and consent to sex or romantic relationships, ...

- they are Not Human, they are Literally A Child (not as vague vibes deep down motivating this treatment, but frequently as direct statements) and they are not worth my attention, respect, time to understand their forms of communication, or emotional closeness such as in a friendship, because they are not my Equal

- they should not be in public at all because they are disruptive with their stims / meltdowns / communication needs / ... they should be segregated from society as much as possible, in seperate schools or classrooms, institutions, ...

- they are unable to learn the same things as their peers academically, regardless of actual academic ability. Their ability to learn how to read or write might be disregarded without any attempts at actually teaching it, etc.

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How to Register for GST Online: A Simplified Guide for Entrepreneurs

Understanding and managing your taxes is critical to ensuring smooth business operations, and registering for the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a crucial first step. GST registration is required for businesses in India with an annual turnover above a certain threshold and for specific other categories of companies. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to register for GST online, tailored to make the process easier for entrepreneurs.

Step 1: Prepare Necessary Documents

Before starting the registration process, gather all necessary documents. The following are generally required:

PAN Card of the business or individual

Proof of business registration (incorporation certificate for companies, partnership deed for partnerships, etc.)

Identity and address proof of promoters or directors (Aadhaar card, PAN, passport, etc.)

Bank account details (a cancelled cheque, bank statement, or passbook copy)

Address proof for the business location (electricity bill, rent agreement, etc.)

Please scan and save all documents in PDF or JPEG format, as they will need to be uploaded during registration.

Step 2: Visit the GST Portal

Go to the official GST portal at https://www.gst.gov.in.

Under the "Services" tab, select ‘Registration’ > ‘New Registration’.

Step 3: Fill Out the New Registration Form

Select Taxpayer as the type of taxpayer (other options are for GST Practitioners, UN bodies, etc.).

Enter the State and District where your business is located.

Provide the legal name of the business (as per PAN).

Enter the PAN of the business or individual (if a sole proprietorship).

Provide a valid email address and mobile number for OTP verification.

Once you fill in these details, complete the Captcha and select Proceed.

Step 4: Enter the OTP

You’ll receive OTPs on the registered mobile number and email. Enter these OTPs to verify your details. Once done, you’ll receive a Temporary Reference Number (TRN) on your registered mobile number and email.

Step 5: Log in with TRN

Go back to the GST portal homepage.

Under ‘Services’, select ‘Registration’ > ‘New Registration’.

Enter the TRN and complete the Captcha code, then click Proceed.

Enter the OTP sent to your mobile and email, and you’ll be directed to your application form.

Step 6: Fill in Business Details

The application form for GST registration is divided into various sections:

Business Details: Enter the trade name, business constitution (like sole proprietor, partnership, or private limited), and the date of commencement.

Principal Place of Business: Provide the address of the central business location and upload supporting documents.

Additional Place of Business: If you have multiple branches, enter those details here.

Goods and Services: List the goods or services your business provides using the HSN/SAC codes available on the GST portal.

Step 7: Add Promoters or Directors' Information

For partnerships, companies, and LLPs, provide information about partners, directors, or members. For each person:

Upload identity and address proofs.

Mention their designation, Aadhaar, and PAN details.

Step 8: Enter Authorized Signatory Details

If you have a designated person responsible for filing GST returns, mention their details here. The authorised signatory will need to sign off on all future GST filings.

Step 9: Provide Bank Details

Enter your business’s bank account number and IFSC code, and upload a canceled cheque or bank statement as proof.

Step 10: Select Verification Method

Once all sections are filled, review the information carefully. Choose a verification method:

Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) – required for companies and LLPs.

Electronic Verification Code (EVC) – for others, you’ll receive an OTP on the registered mobile.

Step 11: Submit the Application

Once verified, apply. You’ll receive an Acknowledgement Reference Number (ARN) via SMS and email confirming that the application has been successfully submitted.

Step 12: Await GSTIN Issuance

After verification by GST authorities, you will receive your GST Identification Number (GSTIN) within a few working days, typically within 3-7 days, if there are no discrepancies.

Essential Points to Keep in Mind

Eligibility Threshold: GST registration is mandatory for businesses with turnover above ₹20 lakhs (₹10 lakhs in particular category states).

Composition Scheme: If your turnover is below ₹1.5 crore, consider opting for the Composition Scheme for more straightforward compliance and lower tax rates.

Regular Compliance: Once registered, ensure timely filing of GST returns to avoid penalties.

This step-by-step guide should make the GST registration process straightforward, allowing you to focus more on growing your business and less on paperwork.