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  • 1 week ago | moneylife.in | Debashis Basu |Yogesh Sapkale |Yazdi Tantra |Sucheta Dalal

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  • 1 week ago | moneylife.in | Walter Vieira |Rahul Deodhar |Sanjay Bakshi |Yogesh Sapkale

    In an era of constant connectivity and rapid information exchange, the age-old tactic of warmongering has found a new ally: digital misinformation. From the devastated cities of Ukraine to the embattled streets of Gaza, and the tense borders between India and Pakistan, conflict today is not just fought on the ground—it is waged online, across screens, timelines, and feeds. The battle for hearts and minds has moved into the digital sphere, where truth is often the first casualty.

  • 1 week ago | moneylife.in | Walter Vieira |Rahul Deodhar |Sanjay Bakshi |Yogesh Sapkale

    In a significant ruling, the Mumbai bench of the income tax appellate tribunal (ITAT) has dismissed the appeals filed by journalist Rana Ayyub Shaikh and upheld the addition of over Rs1.23 crore under section 56(2)(x) of the Income Tax (I-T) Act, citing that the donations collected via crowdfunding platform Ketto for Covid-19 relief were diverted for personal use.

  • 2 weeks ago | moneylife.in | Walter Vieira |Rahul Deodhar |Sanjay Bakshi |Yogesh Sapkale

    Manisha, a friend, wanted to buy an extravagant outfit for a family wedding. She found some very good outfits on a reputable e-shop. However, most were a little out of her budget. So she decided to go bargain hunting and, using the photo of the dress, she searched other online shops to check if it was available for a lower price. She found an e-shop selling a similar-looking dress at nearly 60%-70% lower than the reputed e-shop. So she immediately placed an order and paid for it.

  • 2 weeks ago | moneylife.in | Sucheta Dalal |Yogesh Sapkale

    Social media influencers can make statements against consumer brands on social media platforms, provided they are backed by scientific evidence. the Delhi High Court ruled on Monday while dealing with a dispute between San Nutrition and influencer Arpit Mangal. Justice Amit Bansal made the observation while rejecting San Nutrition's plea for an interim order to restrain four influencers from publishing negative reviews of its whey protein products.

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