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"I can state with confidence that, in 36 years of interaction with FPIs, we have never seen such dismay and irritation with India."
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Dear @PMOIndia Na khaoonga na khane doonga.
Do something. Hang these people.
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The foreigners are selling because our markets are liquid. Said someone.
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Yes, please come back and
> Eat fake paneer
> Pay full price for ethanol-blended fuel
> Breathe 1000+ AQI air in winters
> Kids will face 70% Reservation
> Get booked under SC/ST act
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Another fatal luxury car crash that killed a scooterist in Kerala by a 17 year old, son of District Judge ⚠️
Victim's Niece was told,
"Don't teach me law, you have no rights to question me" - Minor's father(additional district judge)
"Don't overreact and get emotionally driven, he is just a 17 year old kid" - Kerala Police
The accident occurred at around 2:20 AM to 3:00 AM at Cheranalloor in Kochi. A speeding luxury Mercedes-Benz car, registered under the name of the additional judge, rammed into a scooter from behind. The scooter rider, 55-year-old Jayabalakrishnan of Manjali, was killed. He was a local street vendor returning home after closing his wayside eatery (thattukada) near a temple in Chittoor.
The 17-year-old minor, who does not possess a driving license, reportedly took the car out for a night drive. He was speeding at 100km/hr while the crash occured as per reports. The victim's niece JAYALAKSHMI claims that the accused was not shown to them at the police station and Kerala police insisted them to not get emotionally driven by this incident as if this isn't a big loss at all. The father of the 17 year old accused who is a district court judge spoke rudely at the police station asking them not to teach him law as per Jayalakshmi's claim.
The central issue is the loss of a human life. Jayabalakrishnan's family has suffered an irreversible loss, and the circumstances surrounding his death must be investigated thoroughly. The victim and his family deserve justice, while the investigation and any subsequent legal proceedings must establish responsibility on the basis of evidence rather than influence, status or public speculation.
Mr Nehru, MK Gandhi et al messed up the economy badly in 1947. Will take a 100 years to set things right. 2047 will be the first year of Amrit Kaal. Till 2046 we suffer. Kudos to the BJP team that identified the timelines.,
2047, here we come.
#2047
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Dear Middle Class Fraaands,
Please take this as a friendly warning from the supreme leader. If you do not praise him more - he will spend another ₹5600 crore of tax payer money to advertise how hard he has worked for you.
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WATCH | Dear Indians, this is how local body elections are being conducted in Andhra Pradesh.
She is former AP Health Minister and YSRCP leader @vidadalarajini.
This is how the NDA government led by @ncbn is behaving in Andhra Pradesh. Imagine the plight of an ordinary citizen.
Democracy in Andhra Pradesh has become a BIG JOKE!
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Ha ha ha 😂😂😂ED filed police case against some trespassers who took possession of a flat attached by them from Dawood Ibrahim's brother Iqbal Kaskar. .. Guys have removed ED's possession notice, broke lock and now claiming ownership of the flat in Thane.
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As a tax payer I have not felt so insulted today with PM speech.
We pay 30% from our income. I can show you my payslips. Aap samay dijiye. आपके तोते उड़ जाएंगे tax देखकर।
I don't want any favour from you. I am ready to pay tax at 2014 rates. Ask FM to bring ancient tax regime.
The grief on a ten percent drop in the portfolio is far more intense than the joy at a mere ten percent rise. Our ability to take pain is limited. Remembering and reviewing why we bought a stock helps .
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🚨 World Bank's Neelkanth Mishra : Tax cuts won't bring foreign investors back.
Higher US returns and India's complex rules are the real problem.
India needs simpler processes and clearer regulations.
What generosity! Amazing gentleman
#MCNews | 🚨 Prime Minister Narendra Modi says he has to repeatedly remind people that income up to ₹12 lakh is now tax-free under the new tax regime. Speaking at a Summit on October 22, Modi added, “Jo mila wo hazam, aisa nahi chalta hai,” while highlighting the income-tax relief announced in Budget 2025-26.
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The EDF (Export Declaration Form) rules are now in effect, and it seems like RBI and banks have conspired to create a new hell. Or actually 5 hells.
I consult for an American company. Raised October invoice. Received the Inward remittance. And bang! Mail from @HDFC_Bank detailing everything needed before the payment can be processed.
Let me tell you what the 5 hells are:
1. The hell of confusion – RBI clarified last month that the EDF rules do not apply to individuals. But looks like they haven’t told the banks. And CAs also don’t seem to know. There’s no official communication on who is exempt. Last I checked, I was an individual. No company, no LLP. But HDFC still wants me to file the EDF to credit my payment.
2. The hell of complexity – See the attached pic of the form the bank has sent in excel. It has 5 sheets. To be filled and submitted. Some abstruse acronyms like “AD” - no clue what it means. Some fields are mandatory. Some fields are to be filled by the bank. No idea which is what. And it needs a physical signature. Which leads to...
3. The hell of paperwork - They also sent a pdf with a bunch of request letters. I’m supposed to choose the right letter, print, sign, scan and submit. Creating more paper today is incredibly silly. And, I suppose, someone in the bank will have to upload all this somewhere. Reminds me of those hand-filled immigration forms. Pointless.
4. The hell of repetition – At least for me, most of the details are constant. One client, one payment. If it’s a one-time exercise, fine. I’ll grit my teeth and get it done. But no. These details have to be given month after month. Else… no payment will be credited.
5. The hell of unpreparedness – It would have been simple enough for RBI or HDFC to create an online portal for this. With dropdowns, saved formats, contextual help, etc. to at least make this easy. But that would be too convenient, no? So, they’ve chosen to dump the entire burden on the taxpayer.
I have no opinion or understanding of why this is needed. Maybe it is critical information. Okay! But why make the process so confusing and painful?
And poor communication has meant that the banks have just passed on the pain to the exporter, and even CAs can’t help.
Basically RBI & HDFC feel I should consult less, and comply more. Maybe my client will also agree :)
A smart way to win elections
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