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India Inc salary restructuring: How new labour codes and income tax rules will impact take-home pay and retirement savings
Salaried employees face uncertainty as new labor codes and tax rules loom. Companies are preparing for changes, but widespread implementation is delayed pending final government notifications. The shift towards a fixed-heavy salary structure, with higher basic pay, may reduce take-home salaries while boosting long-term retirement savings.
Trump tariffs refunds start from Monday. Check timings, online portal, who can apply
Trump Tariffs Refunds: Importers and their brokers will be able to begin claiming refunds through an online portal.
The delimitation debate reflects our inability to eschew the politics of handouts, caste and ethnicity
India faces a critical juncture as a proposed constitutional amendment fails. This highlights a growing divide between economically prosperous southern states and poorer northern regions. The current system, freezing parliamentary seats based on 1971 census data, creates political imbalance. Leaders must address this disparity for national unity and inclusive growth, moving beyond caste and compensation politics.
JD Vance will lead US team to Iran talks in Pakistan: White House
US Vice President JD Vance will lead American delegates for talks with Iran in Pakistan. This comes after President Donald Trump stated he would not attend. The meetings aim to end the Middle East conflict before a ceasefire expires. Tensions are high as Iran allegedly violated the ceasefire. The US has threatened severe retaliation if a deal is not reached.
Life on Rs 11,000 a month in Noida: How workers survive on minimal salaries amid rising LPG prices and high rent
In Noida’s industrial belt, thousands of factory workers are struggling to survive on monthly wages of around Rs 11,000–Rs 14,000, pushing many into relentless overtime work just to meet basic living costs. Rising rent, inflation, and expensive essentials like LPG have left workers trapped in financial stress, where even taking a day off or falling sick leads to income loss. While Noida’s manufacturing sector supplies global brands and employs lakhs of workers, most unskilled employees say their earnings are insufficient, forcing them into debt and shared living arrangements.
'Life is simple on any level': After selling his house to Alia Bhatt, Anupam Kher explains why he has been living in rented house in Mumbai for 10 years
Anupam Kher once shared why he has been living in a rented house for 10 years despite his success. He said life is simple and should not be complicated by material desires. Recalling his early struggles, he explained how failure shaped him. He also revealed selling his house to Alia Bhatt. Read on to know the main reason behind it.
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Even the dead must make way as construction transforms Afghanistan's capital
Kabul is undergoing a massive transformation as the Taliban government revives old plans to widen roads. Homes, businesses, and even a graveyard are being demolished to make way for modern infrastructure. This extensive project aims to ease traffic congestion in the capital. Property owners are compensated, and new jobs are being created through the construction work.
In Bengaluru, even an hour is too long: Woman loses 1BHK flat, calls it ‘more painful than losing someone’
A woman in Bengaluru faced disappointment in the city's competitive rental market. She lost a house she was about to rent after a landlord accepted another tenant's deposit. The incident, shared online, resonated with many who have had similar experiences. The search for a furnished 1BHK near Garudachar Palya continues.
Trump ballroom construction allowed for now, US appeals court says
A US appeals court has permitted President Donald Trump's administration to proceed with building a new ballroom at the White House. This decision temporarily halts a lower court's order that had stopped the project. The court will hold a hearing in June to further review the case.
US weighs tougher auto import rules to accelerate reshoring
The Donald Trump administration is considering changes to North American trade rules that could raise tariffs on imported vehicles and push automakers to increase US-based production.
Huge payday alert: New wage rule from April 24 set to change what US workers take home
US workers wage rule April 24 2026 brings a sharp 14% pay jump as minimum wage rises from $10.50 to $12 in the U.S. Virgin Islands. This fresh wage rule directly boosts weekly income for thousands of low-paid workers. Many will earn over $3,000 more yearly. The change targets rising living costs and economic pressure. Employers must comply immediately or face fines. This US workers wage rule April 24 2026 sets a clear path toward $15 wages by 2028, strengthening worker income stability and local spending power.
Social Security SSI $994 payment May 2026 date: when will direct deposits arrive and who qualifies?
The Social Security SSI $994 payment May 2026 is now confirmed. The Social Security Administration will send deposits on May 1, 2026. This is the official SSI payment date. No delays expected. Payments arrive fast via direct deposit. The $994 SSI benefit 2026 reflects the latest COLA increase. Only eligible recipients get the full amount. You must meet strict income and asset limits. Seniors, disabled, and blind individuals qualify. Many may receive less based on income. Always check your SSI status early. Plan expenses smartly. Stay updated with the latest SSI payment schedule.
What is FISA renewal Vote? Mike Johnson-backed plan revealed. Details here
FISA renewal Vote: U.S. officials say the authority is critical to disrupting terrorist plots, cyber intrusions and foreign espionage.
New discovery solves mystery of location of Shakespeare's London house
A newly discovered 17th-century map has pinpointed the exact location of William Shakespeare's only purchased home in London, near the Blackfriars Theatre. This significant find, unearthed by scholar Lucy Munro, offers new insights into the Bard's life in the capital and where he may have written his final plays.
Mumbai’s skyline is soaring. So is the pressure on housing
Mumbai's booming real estate market sees global financial giants occupying luxury towers while low-income residents like taxi driver Ramu Virmale negotiate for modern housing. Developers are redeveloping slums, promising new apartments but raising concerns about displacement and the loss of community. This transformation is reshaping the city's skyline and its social fabric.
Trump says Iran to drop nukes, hand over uranium, hints Pakistan visit
President Trump revealed Iran has pledged to forgo nuclear weapons for over two decades, stating the nation has agreed to nearly all terms. He also hinted at a potential visit to Islamabad, Pakistan, if a nuclear deal is finalized and signed there. This significant development suggests a potential breakthrough in international nuclear negotiations.
No campus housing? Key renting rules for Indian students in the US
Indian students pursuing education in the US on F1, M1, or J1 visas often face challenges securing off-campus housing. Landlords typically require a US credit history or a guarantor due to financial risk. Students must understand lease terms, including notice periods for moving out and rules against unauthorized occupancy.
White House to give US agencies Anthropic Mythos access: Report
The US government is planning to make a version of Anthropic's frontier AI model Mythos available to major federal agencies amid concerns that the tool could sharply increase cybersecurity risk.
Mumbai woman wins fight against housing society, forces revocation of ‘illegal’ rule
A Mumbai resident successfully challenged an 'illegal' housing society rule that barred vehicles from entering for pick-ups and drop-offs. The restriction forced residents to walk a considerable distance, raising safety concerns, especially for those returning late. After contacting the police and escalating the issue, the rule was withdrawn within three days.
US House rejects bid to curb Trump's Iran war powers
The US House of Representatives has rejected a move to limit President Donald Trump's war powers concerning Iran. This marks another setback for Democrats seeking congressional approval for military actions. Lawmakers expressed unease over the ongoing conflict's costs and potential escalation. The resolution aimed to require presidential approval for prolonged hostilities without congressional consent.
Trump to introduce KYC rules in US under citizenship data - here's what to know and documents required
Citizenship KYC rules USA 2026: America may soon see stricter banking rules. The Trump administration is considering a proposal to collect citizenship data when opening bank accounts. This move aims to enhance identity verification beyond current 'Know Your Customer' regulations. Banks might need to confirm if individuals are citizens, green card holders, or legally present.
Indian envoy to US meets US Trade Representative amid talks on finalising trade deal
India’s Ambassador to the US Vinay Mohan Kwatra met top American officials to advance talks on a bilateral trade agreement, as both sides refine key terms. With tariffs and global trade rules shifting, a deal is expected once the US finalises its new tariff framework.
New Form 141 introduced for TDS filing: 4 existing forms merged into one challan-cum-statement
The Income Tax Department has introduced Form 141, a consolidated challan-cum-statement, merging four previous TDS forms. This new form simplifies TDS filing for various transactions including rent, property purchase, professional payments, and virtual digital asset transfers. It aims to enhance clarity and reduce duplication in reporting.
Gratuity may rise under New Labour Code, but your income tax bill could too
The Code on Social Security, 2020 expands the wage base for gratuity, potentially increasing payouts, but tax rules under the Income-tax Act, 1961 and the Income-tax Act, 2025 still rely on basic pay plus DA. With the Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972 now subsumed, this mismatch could make part of the higher gratuity taxable—highlighting the need for alignment between labour and tax laws.
Trump ballroom renovation allowed to proceed, for now
A US appeals court has allowed President Donald Trump to temporarily continue work on a $400 million White House ballroom project, overturning a lower court’s order that had halted construction. The court gave the administration time until April 17 to proceed and seek review from the Supreme Court.
UK court orders SpiceJet to pay $8 million to engine lessor over unpaid dues
A UK judiciary has ruled that SpiceJet owes Sunbird France 02 SAS nearly $8 million for missed rent and upkeep on three aircraft engines. This hefty bill compounds the airline’s mounting financial woes.
When and how landlords can increase rent for residents in Dubai
Dubai landlords are legally restricted from arbitrary rent increases, with hikes capped at 20% and requiring 90 days' notice before lease expiry. These regulations ensure fair practices by considering market averages and property conditions, offering tenants financial planning time and protection against sudden price surges.
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