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Justice Surya Kant Urges Judiciary to Innovate Amid Emerging Social Challenges: “Justice Must Evolve with Society or Risk Becoming Its Shadow”

Supreme Court Judge Justice Surya Kant on Thursday called upon the Indian judiciary to...

GST Reforms May Lead to Influx of Cheaper Paper Imports, Warns Industry Body

The Indian paper industry has expressed serious concern over a potential rise in paper...

How suits for recovery of money work in India? 2025

When a business invoice goes unpaid or a borrower defaults, the creditor’s most common...

How to Send a Legal Notice Against Builder for Delay in Possession In 2025?

Before filing any case, serve a clear, precise legal notice demanding either (a) immediate...

GST ITC Reversal Rules – Explained Simply

Claiming Input Tax Credit (ITC) under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime helps...

What is FERA? An explanation of India’s first foreign exchange regulation law

The Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1973, or FERA, was a law passed to control...

ICAI President CA Charanjot Singh Nanda Highlights Major Reforms; Global Initiatives In October 2025 

In his latest address to the members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of...

How To Save Tax On F&O Income? Know Tricks

F&O income is taxed as business income (non-speculative) under Indian tax law — it’s...

Is Leave Encashment Tax Free?

Whether leave encashment is tax free in India depends on when you receive it...

Is Live Reporting In Court Becoming Hindrance In Justice And Leading To Miscommunication?

The judicial system stands on three cardinal pillars — independence, fairness, and transparency. In...

Section 43B(h): A Provision Meant to Protect MSMEs Is Now Hurting Them — Urgent Review Needed

When Section 43B(h) of the Income Tax Act was introduced in the Union Budget 2023,...

How much does a CBI officer earn? 

Entry-level CBI Sub-Inspector (recruited via SSC CGL) is placed on Pay Level 7 of...

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