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Can you claim tax deduction for electoral bonds bought before the SC verdict?

While usually court decisions and tax changes are applicable after the date of announcement, the income tax department will have to issue a clarification regarding electoral bonds purchases that offer 100 percent tax deduction

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Southern Infosy Consolidated December 2023 Net Sales at Rs 3.63 crore, up 181.23% Y-o-Y

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Taking Stock: Market extends gains for 3rd day; Nifty above 21,900, Sensex up 228 points

The Nifty Bank index recovered from the day#39;s low of 45,590.20 to end 0.7 percent higher at 46,218.90.

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HDFC Bank#39;s mortgage book grew 18-20% incremently post merger, says senior executive

The lender additionally said its fundamental strategy has been to improve the turnaround time of processing at front end.

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An unconstitutional bond unravels in a big win for the right to information

Electoral Bonds: The Supreme Court ruling is a triumph of constitutional rights as the right to information and transparency trumped the bondsâ€™ twin objectives (curbing the use of black money in elections and protecting the identities of parties in the…

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The electoral bonds#39; story: From Arun Jaitley convincing his secretary to the RBI#39;s issues

Subhash Chandra Garg, during whose tenure as the economic affairs secretary the electoral bonds scheme was notified, was initially apprehensive about it. However, he concluded that it helped in cleaning up cash financing of elections and “drastically reduced the contribution…

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Debt by a thousand cuts: How silent EMIs are killing your financial freedom
Beyond major loans, a growing web of small, automated, and often overlooked recurring expenses is quietly eroding the savings and financial flexibility of Indian households.
Will your travel insurance cover flight delay or cancellation? Here's what you need to know amid Gulf airspace closures
With rising tensions in West Asia, airlines are rerouting or suspending flights, complicating travel plans. Travellers should review their insurance policies for coverage on delays and cancellations, as benefits differ.
CIC urges Income Tax dept to ‘institutionalise a taxpayer-friendly mechanism’, highlights grievance redressal issues
The Central Information Commission has urged the Income Tax Department to create a taxpayer-friendly mechanism to address grievances, noting that taxpayers often struggle to resolve discrepancies in TDS.
Invest like a woman: Five fund managers on money, risk and confidence
Women often run household budgets but remain underrepresented in investment decisions. Five fund managers share how they built credibility in finance and what women must do to move from saving to investing.
EPF member guide: Eligibility, benefits, PF account retention, and rules for switching jobs explained
The compound interest is credited by EPFO on a monthly running balance basis at the statutory rate declared for each year. For 2024-25, EPFO declared an interest of 8.25%.
How to shift your MF portfolio from an MFD to an RIA
Doing so essentially involves moving from a regular plan, where commissions are built into the expense ratio, to a direct plan.
EPF interest rate maintained at 8.25%: From corporate bonds to ETFs, here's how your contributions are invested
The EPFO has approved an interest rate of 8.25% on EPF deposits for 2025-26, maintaining the rate for the second year. 
From bonus to pension: Using two mutual fund tools to turn lump sums into lifelong income
A windfall gain or retirement corpus can be hard to manage without falling prey to poor timing or tax inefficiency. Here are two mutual fund tools that help investors deploy lump sums gradually and generate tax-efficient monthly income 
I hold US situs assets. Should I pay tax in the US or India?
Non-citizens who are not domiciled in the US are subject to US transfer taxes only in limited situations.
What factors could influence FII buying behaviour in Indian equities?
An FII who invested in Indian equities at the start of 2024 and exited in early 2025 with a modest Sensex gain would have earned barely 0.61% in dollar terms after rupee depreciation — against US 10-year bond yields that were above 4.5% through much of 2024, and remain at 4.08% as of February 2026.