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New Delhi: The Congress alleged on Thursday that democracy is being "murdered" in the country, after microblogging platform X voiced disagreement with the

A division bench of the Court is slated to decide on a case filed by X Corp (Twitter) questioning the Central government's orders to block certain tweets in 2021-22, which was later confirmed by a review committee.

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), in an order last week, has asked the directorate of income tax (DIT) (systems) and central processing centre (CPC) to implement, preferably within two months, remission and extinguishment of small demands outstanding as of 31 January 2024.

India Business News: CBDT said that such small tax demands that were outstanding as on Jan 31, 2024 raised under the I-T Act and also under the erstwhile Wealth Tax and Gi

The income-tax department is set to launch a screen-based automated reconciliation system for plugging mismatches between returns filed by taxpayers and information processed by the department.

The Congress' main bank accounts were frozen over an income tax demand of Rs 210 crore, but an I-T appellate tribunal later allowed it to operate them pending a further hearing next week, a huge relief for the party, which said the move had impacted all political activity.

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has demanded that The Caravan magazine remove its story titled ‘Screams from the Army Post’ by Jatinder Kaur Tur which was published both in text and video format. Both these contents were to be removed within 24 hours as per the orders. The Ministry has said that if The Caravan does not remove the story, then the Government of India will block the URL of the story.

The Court also held that if no date of service was mentioned in the complaint under NI Act, it can be presumed that notice was served within ten days from the date of its dispatch through post.

The House panel has asked the ministry of electronics and information technology to prioritise the drafting of data protection rules and to ensure that the process is completed within the prescribed period of six months | Latest News India

India News: MUMBAI: Recently, the Income-tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), Delhi bench, examined the taxability of management fees paid on external commercial borrow.