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Axis Bank shares fall 2% as Swamy moves court alleging Rs 5,100-crore scam

Subramanian Swamy has alleged that Axis Bank unlawfully gained by transacting in the shares of Max Life Insurance

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CEA Nageswaran says adaptation best insurance against climate change

Nageswaran was speaking at a workshop on climate finance jointly organised by the finance ministry#39;s department of economic affairs and the Asian Development Bank

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Mid-day Mood | Sensex, Nifty trim opening gains as RIL, banks see selling pressure

While the benchmark indices erased early gains, the broader market remained resilient. The market breadth also heavily titled in favour of gainers as two stocks rose for each one that fell.

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Private US spaceship takes off for the Moon

Intuitive Machines, the Houston company leading mission “IM-1,” hopes to become the first non-government entity to achieve a soft touchdown on the Moon, and to land the first US robot on the surface since the Apollo missions more than five…

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Balmer Invest Consolidated December 2023 Net Sales at Rs 587.08 crore, up 13.8% Y-o-Y

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Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw files nomination for Rajya Sabha polls from Odisha

Ashwini Vaishnaw submitted his papers to Rajya Sabha Election Returning Officer Abanikanta Patnaik in the Odisha Assembly premises. He submitted two sets of paper, an official said.

Income Tax Bill 2025: No change in tax rates, focus on simplifying language. Here's what IT dept says
The Income Tax Department confirmed that the Income Tax Bill, 2025 does not change tax rates, including long-term capital gains, focusing instead on simplifying language and removing outdated provisions. The bill aims to enhance ease of doing business and reduce taxpayer litigation.
How can large business families divide assets without breaking bonds?
As business families grow more complex, structured approaches can help divide assets while preserving relationships and legacy.
Money and marriage: How couples can manage expenses and investments
Finances are an important portion of life. Getting that right, having the right expectations about money and from each other regarding money, is the foundation on which a good marriage rests. Here are a few tips to ensure that money matters do not contribute to marital discord.
Bad credit score: Meaning, impact on loans and jobs, and ways to improve it fast
A bad credit score can restrict access to personal loans and hurt job prospects. Understand credit score ranges, their impact, and the best steps to boost and maintain financial credibility.
Who should file ITR with income below ₹2.5 lakh under old and new tax regimes? Check the rules here
People earning below ₹2.5 lakh may be exempt from filing an income tax return, unless specific financial conditions trigger mandatory ITR submission under current tax rules.
Credit card delinquencies hit ₹33,886 crore: 5 simple habits to avoid falling into debt trap
Credit card delinquencies in India rose 44 per cent to ₹33,886 crore, reflecting growing financial stress. Here are 5 smart credit card habits to avoid falling into debt.
The Bond Boom: New section can be your guide to a balanced portfolio
Amid global trade shifts, the Indian bond market is thriving with a record issuance of ₹9.9 lakh crore in FY25. Livemint's new Bonds section, Bond Street, aims to empower investors with insights and resources for informed decision-making in the fixed income landscape.
Selling property? Know what counts as ‘cost of improvement’ for capital gains calculation
Selling a property after upgrading it? From kitchen remodels to boundary walls, here’s what you can claim as improvement cost under tax rules. Mint explains.
Still on the old regime? Use these spending-linked deductions to save taxes
Tax-payers opting for old tax regime can claim deduction on education expenses such as tuition fees, preventive health check-up, etc. Certain spending attracts TCS, which can be claimed regardless of old or new tax regime.
I-T Department extends deadline for e-filed tax returns erroneously rejected by CPC
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) declared on Monday, 28 July 2025, that it is relaxing the time limit for income tax returns (ITRs) that were erroneously rejected by CPC. After the returns are processed, the department will issue the refund with interest if applicable in certain cases.