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- The non-life market faces near-term challenges
- This is a strong rebound from slower growth of only 3.1 per cent in 2025, as the Indian insurance market adjusted to new regulations.
- Operational challenges for the forex industry
- Calls to exclude education and medical remittances from TCS
- Education versus travel-related remittances
- Impact on overseas education payments
- Budget 2026 expectations
- What changes did Budget 2025 bring?
- What is TCS on foreign remittance?
- Long term vision
- Input tax credit for establishment costs
- Reasonable safe harbours
- The permanent establishment ambiguity
- The digital opportunity
- Majority favour taxing crypto like other financial assets
- Calls for reform in crypto taxation
- Awareness of tax regime but dissatisfaction with fairness
- Discussions gain traction ahead of 2026 Union Budget
- Why experts say children’s mental health needs dedicated funding
- How doctors want the Budget to address rising heart disease and diabetes
- Why doctors say cancer spending must shift towards prevention
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These international luxury brands will soon open in India
Around 25 international retail brands selling lifestyle and luxury products may enter India in 2024, say real estate consultants, strengthening demand for commercial property leasing. As many as three
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