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What crypto investors need to know for tax season 2026India's tax season now demands greater scrutiny for crypto investors as enforcement intensifies. New reporting requirements, including tran...- World cup games today: Who are playing on Day 1? Kick off time, team-wise match scheduleWorld cup today matches: FIFA World Cup 2026 is kicking off on Thursday.
- Many from this group will feature in 2032, 2036 Olympics: Rani RampalIndia's U-18 women's hockey team secured a bronze medal at the Asia Cup. Coach Rani Rampal sees this team as the foundation for future Olym...
- Champions League final: PSG’s free-scoring machine faces Arsenal’s suffocating defenceIn an electrifying Champions League final, Paris Saint-Germain takes on Arsenal. PSG's forward line is relentless, racking up goals with fl...
- 401(k) to gold IRA rollover 2026: Why investors are shifting retirement savings into physical gold protection?Retirement investors are rapidly searching for 401(k) to gold IRA rollover strategies as economic uncertainty grows across the United State...
- Rishabh Pant fined Rs 12 lakh by IPL for maintaining slow over rate against CSKLSG captain Rishabh Pant has been fined for a slow over-rate during their IPL 2026 match against Chennai Super Kings. Despite the penalty, ...
- IPL 2026: Rinku Singh's one over changed everything: Irfan Pathan on Rinku, Sunil Narine's bravado in KKR winIPL 2026: Kolkata Knight Riders clinched a thrilling Super Over victory against Lucknow Super Giants, thanks to Rinku Singh's explosive lat...
- How a Gurgaon man paid ₹20,000 for a Thailand dream but instead woke up in a jungle guarded by gunsHe was a 21-year-old Gurgaon student who just wanted a job. A Telegram message promised ₹80,000 a month in Thailand. Instead, he crossed ju...
- KKR seek spin revival against SRH in crucial home phaseKolkata Knight Riders face Sunrisers Hyderabad today. KKR needs their spinners to find form. This match starts a vital home run for KKR. Th...
- India trims fuel efficiency penalties for automakers to Rs 2,728 crore from earlier estimatesIndia has taken a bold step toward incentivising fuel efficiency in the automotive sector, cutting penalties for companies that fall short ...
- Government may defer CAFE 3.0 norms amid auto industry pushAmidst ongoing negotiations, there are indications that the government may choose to push back the implementation of CAFE 3.0 fuel efficien...
- Government drafts rules to penalise carmakers flouting emission normsCarmakers in India may soon face penalties for violating emission standards. The Bureau of Energy Efficiency will oversee compliance with C...
- Battery PLI: Beneficiaries asked to pay penalty for missing targetsThe Ministry of Heavy Industries has issued penalty notices to Ola, Reliance, and Rajesh Exports for not meeting targets under the ACC Batt...
- Automaking countries press EU to relax rules on CO2 finesSpeaking ahead of a summit of European Union countries' leaders, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said it did not make sense to add to the dif...
- ATK Mohun Bagan crowned ISL champions after penalty shootout win over Bengaluru FCIn a game that ended 2-2 in regulation time, ATKMB's Dimitri Petratos scored all three penalties he took on the night before Vishal Kaith's...
- City gas companies seek 2-year extension to make up for Covid lossThe Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board has almost finished hearing companies' petitions regarding the extension and will likely ann...
- 185 city gas distribution projects may get extensionThe second wave of the pandemic, which has resulted in record infections and deaths in the past two months in the country, has also hampere...
- Soccer-Eriksen scores, misses penalty in Denmark winSOCCER-WORLDCUP-DNK-ARM/:Soccer-Eriksen scores, misses penalty in Denmark win
- CIL to brief its production plans in meeting with PMOCoal India (CIL) will make a presentation of its plans to increase production to 615 MT by 2016-17 in a meeting with Prime Minister's Offic...
- PSUs may be punished for missing targetsCentral public sector enterprises (CPSEs) that miss annual targets should now brace to face the music.
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