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New UGC rules challenged in SC: - Contention 1: Caste discrimination not limited to reserved categories. - Contention 2: Rules should protect the dignity of all citizens. - Contention 3: Upper castes also victims of bigotry & animosity. Amita Wadhwa🇮🇳 shares more details.

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The new Govt of 2027 will immediately; 1. Exit the illegal Adani 2. Abolish all illegal educations in the form of housing levy & SHIF SHA 3. Return NHIF as the legit health scheme for Kenyans 4. Hold to account all perpetrators who have caused Kenyans more pain. #MwamkoMpya

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128,495 views • 1 year ago

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Proposals in #Budget2026 for Direct Taxes: 1. The New Income Tax Act will take effect from 1 April 2026. 2. Simplified Income Tax rules & forms to allow citizens to comply without difficulty. 3. Ease of Living: Any interest awarded by the Motor Accident Claims Tribunals to individuals will be exempt from income tax, and TDS on such interest will be removed. - Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman #ViksitBharatBudget

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36,519 views • 5 months ago