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UER 2

UER 2 Expressway: Phase 1 of Bharatmala Pariyojana

Introduction – Delhi’s 3rd Ring-Road UER 2 will be inaugrated on 16th August, 2025 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Delhi’s traffic woes have been around for years. The future, 3rd Ring Road area, UER-2 concept was part of the 1962 Delhi Master Plan. A first-order access-controlled expressway, UER-2 will serve as the 3rd Ring Road […]

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LTCL & STCG

LTCL & STCG Set-Off Explained: New Income Tax Bill,2025

Under Clause 536(n) (the “Repeal and Saving” provision) of the New Income-Tax Bill, 2025, the following change is allowed: Any long-term capital loss (LTCL) brought forward under the old Income-Tax Act, 1961 — incurred up to March 31, 2026 — may be set off and carried forward against any capital gains (including short-term capital gains,

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new income tax bill,2025

New Income Tax Bill, 2025: Key Changes, Impacts & Why It Matters

The Income-tax Act, 1961 has served as India’s direct taxation framework for over sixty years and , over time, has been amended innumerable times to accommodate the prevailing issues as well as new priorities. However, since the original enactment of the Income-tax Act, India’s economic structure, statute-based structure and technological influence has changed massively. Consequently,

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Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution – A UPSC Guide

The Fundamental Rights enshrined in the Indian Constitution represent the elemental freedoms entitled to every citizen to protect dignity, equality, and freedom. Stored in Part III (Articles 12-35), the rights allow citizens to be shielded from arbitrary state actions and are the substance of Indian democracy. Today, there are six Fundamental Rights available in India

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Separation of Powers

Separation of Powers in India: Rigid or Flexible ?

What is Separation of Powers? Origin and Theory “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” — Lord Acton Separation of Powers sets out that the State derives its power from several organs—Legislature, Executive, and Judiciary—to avoid concentrating power and to introduce checks and balances. It aims to introduce fairness and accountability and the

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