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New income tax bill to be tabled in monsoon session: Sitharaman

New income tax bill to be tabled in monsoon session: Sitharaman

New Delhi: Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday said the new Income Tax Bill, currently under review by a select committee, will be taken up for discussion in the upcoming monsoon session of Parliament. Speaking in the Lok Sabha during a discussion of the Finance Bill, Sitharaman said the select committee has been mandated to

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Kunal Kamra’s Naya Bharat: Did Eknath Shinde’s Shiv Sena Just Silence Free Speech?

Kunal Kamra’s Naya Bharat: Did Eknath Shinde’s Shiv Sena Just Silence Free Speech?

To call a film “brave” is a fragile compliment, because it is not as much about the film itself as about the context in which the film was made and released—“hand on the primal bone/… taking the word from the stream/ Fighting the sand for speech, fighting the stone”, as the poet Dom Moraes said.

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Weeks after raising funds, Zypp joins Ola Electric in laying off employees

Weeks after raising funds, Zypp joins Ola Electric in laying off employees

Electric scooter rental startup Zypp Electric has laid off at least 150 employees and introduced pay cuts linked to certain targets in efforts to cut costs, people aware of the developments told Mint. Zypp’s measures come shortly after it raised about ₹55 crore as part of an ongoing fundraising and amid increasing adoption of electric

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Cauvery Aarti is fine, but Bengaluru needs action beyond symbolism to quench its thirst

Cauvery Aarti is fine, but Bengaluru needs action beyond symbolism to quench its thirst

Cauvery aarti at Sankey Tank, in Bengaluru on March 21, 2025. The aarti also included a lighting display, a laser show and live orchestra performances. | Photo Credit: MURALI KUMAR K A day before World Water Day, that is observed on March 22, the Karnataka government held Cauvery Aarti at Sankey Tank in Bengaluru, Malleswaram, drawing

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India to drop ‘Google tax’ from 1 April amid US tariff threats

India to drop ‘Google tax’ from 1 April amid US tariff threats

New Delhi: The government is likely to withdraw the 6% ‘equalization levy’ introduced in 2016 on online advertisement services rendered to Indian businesses by offshore digital economy firms through amendments to the Finance Bill, 2025, to be taken up by Parliament this week, two persons familiar with the development said. In August, the government had

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Telangana Education Commission recommends 54-62% hike in school meal rates

Telangana Education Commission recommends 54-62% hike in school meal rates

The Commission recommends that every meal should be tasted by a designated teacher, a cook and a parent, before being served to students. | Photo Credit: Representational Photo The midday meal scheme in Telangana is grappling with hygiene, financial and logistical challenges, as meal unit rates remain significantly lower than prevailing market prices. This is

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Archegos CFO Gets Eight Years in Prison for Defrauding Banks

Fidelity, Schwab Block Orders of BlackRock and Texas Capital ETFs

(Bloomberg) — Fidelity Investments and Charles Schwab Corp. are prohibiting clients from investing in money-market ETFs on their trading platforms, an unusual move for the financial powerhouses who typically permit easy access to funds that already trade on an exchange. The two firms are blocking purchases of three exchange-traded funds offered by BlackRock Inc. and

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How Pratilipi is Reviving India’s Mass Literature Tradition Through Vernacular Storytelling

How Pratilipi is Reviving India’s Mass Literature Tradition Through Vernacular Storytelling

The bustling streets of 19th-century Calcutta birthed “literature of the masses”—stories of, by, and for, the people—that was printed on cheap paper in the Battala area in the north of the city. While the elite tended to dismiss it as sensational, Battala literature, as it was called, captured the pulse of everyday life as nothing

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Dindigul Campus Connect - The Hindu

Dindigul Campus Connect – The Hindu

Women’s role An awareness programme, ‘Empowering women and enriching society,’ was organised by the Women Empowerment Cell of Government Engineering College, Bodinaickanur, recently. Coordinator E.S. Uma Maheswari welcomed the gathering. Principal C. Vasanthanayaki presided over the event.Stella Ibrahim, Director of A.H.M. Trust, Bodinayakanur, was the chief guest. In her address, she said women had a

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