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Developing·4m ago
Form 168: Your Guide to Consolidated Tax Information for AY 2026-27
As taxpayers prepare for AY 2026-27 ITR filing, understanding the new consolidated Form 168 (combining AIS and Form 26AS) is vital. This unified document details income, investments, and tax credits, enabling accurate reporting and preventing mismatches.
Economic Times
Business·6m ago
Indian Auto Giants Report Robust June Sales Driven by Domestic Demand and Exports
Indian auto manufacturers, including Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Hyundai Motor India, reported strong June 2026 sales, fueled by robust domestic demand and surging exports. Mahindra saw a 37% growth, while Hyundai overcame a temporary production setback due to a supplier issue, with operations returning to normal.
Economic Times
Developing·23m ago
Maruti Suzuki Reports 19.3% Sales Surge in June
Maruti Suzuki India saw a 19.3% year-on-year increase in total sales for June, reaching 2,00,390 units. This growth was driven by strong domestic demand across passenger and light commercial vehicles, as well as a 13% rise in exports.
Economic Times
Developing·47m ago
Indian Airlines Introduce New Base Fares to Attract Passengers
IndiGo and Air India have launched new base fares to regain passengers amid high operating costs. IndiGo's 'lite' fare removes check-in baggage for savings, while Air India's 'basic' fare unbundles complimentary meals.
Times of India
BREAKING·56m ago
Key Financial and Policy Changes Effective July 1 in India
Several financial and policy changes took effect in India from July 1, including cheaper commercial LPG, increased passport fees, an expanded rural employment guarantee, free Aadhaar email updates, and revised credit card benefits.
Times of India
Developing·1h ago
Rupee's Record Low and RBI Intervention Amid Volatility
The Indian rupee hit a record low of 96.96 against the US dollar on May 20, prompting sustained intervention by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which widened its net short forward position to $106.6 billion. The currency has since recovered, aided by anticipated foreign capital inflows.
Times of India