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Based on 5 verified sources covering Finland, Myanmar:

Ugadi celebrates new beginnings with sweets like obbattu, bobbatlu, and polelu- golden flatbreads filled with chana dal and jaggery, central to the South Indian New Year meal While chana dal and jaggery dominate, variations tell their own story—cocon... [1]

Electronic trust services are means to enable secure electronic transactions. They are governed by the EU eIDAS Regulation. [2]

Electronic trust services are activities that can be used for the reliable implementation of electronic access services. These are laid down in the EU's eIDAS Regulation. (translated from fi) [3]

Notification of trusted service providers on the opening of activities. Under the EU EiDas Regulation, a trusted service provider shall make a notification to the supervisory authority before the start of the business. (translated from sv) [5]

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