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Enhance guides for Coastal Regulation Zone and Private Email Address with improved formatting and additional details
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_posts/2024-10-08-TheCoastalRegulationZone(CRZ).md

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In India, the Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) is divided into several zones, each with its own set of regulations and restrictions. Here are the various CRZ zones in India along with examples of activities allowed or restricted in each zone:
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### **CRZ-I (No Development Zone):**
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* These are ecologically sensitive areas and include areas like mangroves, coral reefs, and sand dunes.
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* Typically, no new construction is allowed within 500 meters of the high tide line.
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* Examples of restricted activities include new construction, tourism facilities, and industrial projects.
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### **CRZ-II (Urban Areas):**
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* This zone includes developed or urbanized coastal areas.
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* Some regulated development is allowed in this zone, subject to specific guidelines.
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* Examples of allowed activities include renovation of existing structures, redevelopment, and infrastructure projects in urban areas.
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### **CRZ-III (Rural Areas):**
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* This zone includes rural and semi-urban areas along the coast.
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* Limited development is allowed, primarily for local communities and traditional activities.
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* Examples of allowed activities include construction of housing for local fishermen and traditional fishing activities.
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### **CRZ-IV (Coastal Waters):**
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* This zone extends from the territorial waters (up to 12 nautical miles from the baseline).
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* It is regulated to protect the marine environment and coastal ecosystems.
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* Activities such as waste disposal, mining, and shipping are subject to strict regulations.
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10. Planning and Sustainable Development: GIS supports long-term planning for sustainable development in CRZs. It allows authorities to make informed decisions about infrastructure development, tourism, and conservation efforts while minimizing environmental impact.
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![CRZ](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/crz/crz.jpeg)
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_posts/2024-10-14-PrivateEmailAddress.md

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## Introduction
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In today's digital age, privacy and security are paramount. With data breaches and privacy concerns on the rise, many individuals and businesses are seeking ways to protect their online communications. Proton Mail, known for its robust encryption and privacy features, offers a solution for those looking to create a private email address using their custom domain. In this blog post, I will guide you through the steps to set up your secure email address via Proton Mail.
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### Why Choose Proton Mail?
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## Prerequisites
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Before you start, ensure you have the following:
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- A custom domain name (e.g., yourdomain.com)
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- A Proton Mail account (you can sign up for a free account, but you'll need a paid plan to use a custom domain)
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- Access to your domain's DNS settings
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2. Click on "Sign Up" and choose a plan that supports custom domains.
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3. Complete the registration process by following the on-screen instructions.
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![](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/proton_signup/proton_signup.png)
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![Proton Mail Sign Up](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/proton_signup/proton_signup.png)
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### Step 2: Add Your Custom Domain
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1. Log in to your Proton Mail account.
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2. Navigate to **Settings** by clicking on the gear icon in the top right corner.
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![](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/gear_pm/gear_pm.png)
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![Proton Mail Settings Gear Icon](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/gear_pm/gear_pm.png)
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3. Select the **Domain names** tab on the left sidebar.
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![](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/domains_tab/domains_tab.png)
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![Proton Mail Domains Tab](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/domains_tab/domains_tab.png)
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4. Click on **Add Domain** and enter your custom domain name (e.g., yourdomain.com).
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5. After adding your domain, you will be prompted to enter your Proton Mail password for security verification. Enter your password and click **Next** to proceed.
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![](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/add_domain/add_domain.png)
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![Add Domain](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/add_domain/add_domain.png)
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### Step 3: Verify Your Domain
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1. Proton Mail will provide you with a **TXT** record that you need to add to your domain's DNS settings.
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![](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/pm_verify_txt/pm_verify_txt.png)
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![Proton Mail Verify TXT Record](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/pm_verify_txt/pm_verify_txt.png)
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2. Log in to your domain registrar or Domain Hosting Provider (e.g., GoDaddy, Namecheap, Hostinger, Cloudflare).
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![](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/regist_cf/regist_cf.png)
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![Domain Registrar Login](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/regist_cf/regist_cf.png)
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3. Find the DNS management section and add the **TXT** record as provided by Proton Mail.
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![](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/dns_tab/dns_tab.png)
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![DNS Management Tab](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/dns_tab/dns_tab.png)
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_**Click Records and add TXT record.**_
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![](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/verify_txt/verify_txt.png)
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![Verify TXT Record](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/verify_txt/verify_txt.png)
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![DNS Verification Added](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/dns_ver_added/dns_ver_added.png)
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4. Return to Proton Mail and click **Verify**. It may take a few minutes for the changes to propagate.
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![](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/domain-verified/domain-verified.png)
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![Domain Verified](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/domain-verified/domain-verified.png)
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### Step 4: Create Your Email Address
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◦ Value/Points to: Enter **_mail.protonmail.ch_** (for receiving emails)
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![MX Record with Priority 10](https://cf-bucket.suryajs.xyz/mx-10/mx-10.png)
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**DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail)** records add an encrypted signature to your emails, verifying that they were sent by you and haven't been altered.
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Setting up a private email address with your custom domain using Proton Mail not only enhances your online privacy but also presents a professional image to your contacts. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can create a secure email address that meets your needs.
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Are you ready to enhance your email privacy? Follow this guide and start using Proton Mail with your custom domain today! Share your experiences or questions in the comments below!
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Are you ready to enhance your email privacy? Follow this guide and start using Proton Mail with your custom domain today! Share your experiences or questions in the comments below!

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