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Hockey India mess ‘not something that can’t be resolved’: Sports Ministry source | Hockey News

Hockey India (Agency Images) NEW DELHI: The Sports Ministry is positive of resolving the ongoing mess among warring factions in Hockey India. A source said they will, however, wait for an amicable resolution internally before seeing the need to step in.“Let them resolve it amicably, mutually. It is not an issue that can’t be resolved….

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tax notice on remittances

Indian working in Kuwait sent home over a crore in remittances but filed no ITR; taxman treated Rs 3.63 crore as unexplained, ITAT deletes Rs 5.52 lakh and orders fresh check of Rs 2.50 crore

The absence of an original ITR became a key issue. An Indian working in Kuwait and originally from Ahmedabad received an income tax notice after he failed to file an Income Tax Return (ITR), despite remitting more than a crore to his bank accounts in India.The man had moved to Kuwait to work in the…

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japan us step in to support yen with rare joint intervention

Japan, US step in to support yen with rare joint intervention; Tokyo keeps door open for more action

After joining hands in a rare currency market intervention, the US and Japan have left the door open for more coordinated action, with Tokyo saying it is ready to step in again if yen continues to swing.In a statement issued on Monday, Japan’s ministry of finance said it intervened in the foreign exchange market on…

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Karan Johar recalls his father Yash Johar asking him to become a hero, says mother gave him a reality check | Hindi Movie News

Karan Johar says his late father, producer Yash Johar, once told him to learn horse riding and become a hero, a suggestion that was immediately shot down by the filmmaker’s mother, Hiroo Johar.On his father birth anniversary on Sunday, the “Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani” director shared a moving tribute and recalled how his…

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Merchant charges for UPI soon? LS passes bill authorising govt to allow banks to levy fees – top facts

Government is likely to permit banks and payment service providers to levy a merchant discount rate of between 0.25% and 0.4% on UPI transactions exceeding Rs 2,000. In a step closer to possibly introducing Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) on UPI transactions, the Lok Sabha on Thursday approved a Bill amending the Payment and Settlement Systems…

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