Author: Shehnaz Beig

Shehnaz Ali Siddiqui is a Corporate Communications Expert by profession and writer by Passion. She has experience of many years in the same. Her educational background in Mass communication has given her a broad base from which to approach many topics. She enjoys writing around Public relations, Corporate communications, travel, entrepreneurship, insurance, and finance among others.

The Income Tax Department has made significant changes in the ITR-2 form for the financial year 2024-25 (assessment year 2025-26). This form is for people who do not earn from business or profession but have income from salary, property, capital gains, or other sources. Many middle-class and upper-middle-class taxpayers use this form every year. This time, the rules and format of ITR-2 have changed in many ways. These changes are essential if you earn income from house rent, mutual funds, shares, or are an NRI or director in a company. Let us understand in simple words what’s different this time,…

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ISKCON, short for the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, is not just a religious movement but a way of life for thousands worldwide. The organization is known for its structured lifestyle, spiritual discipline, and unique social order, including Brahmacharis—celibate monks who dedicate their lives to spiritual service. But one question often arises among curious minds: How do Brahmacharis live without a salary? Who pays their expenses? How do they survive in a money-driven world? This article explores the truth behind the life of ISKCON’s Brahmacharis. You will learn how they manage their daily needs, their responsibilities, how the organization funds…

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In a landmark move for transparency, the Supreme Court of India has uploaded the personal asset details of its judges on its official website. This is the first time such a step has been taken in the country to build public trust in the judicial system. The disclosure includes the property, bank balances, gold, silver, and investments held by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Sanjiv Khanna and details of 21 other Supreme Court judges. The decision comes after public discussion and criticism surrounding the judiciary’s lack of transparency, especially after Justice Yashwant Varma’s property issue surfaced. Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna’s…

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In a country where people often link success to professional degrees or MBAs, Ajay Ajmera from Rajasthan proved that strong will, hard work, and a clear vision are enough to create a business empire. Without formal education, Ajmera built a Rs. 250 crore textile business in Surat that now supports thousands of small entrepreneurs and women across India. Born in a Small Town, Raised with Big Dreams Ajay Ajmera was born in Sikar, a small town in Rajasthan, in 1973. He came from a middle-class family with tight money and few opportunities. After completing class 11, he had to leave…

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The Public Provident Fund (PPF) is one of the most trusted long-term investment options in India. Backed by the Government of India, it offers guaranteed returns with tax benefits. However, the biggest limitation with PPF is its lock-in period of 15 years. But life is unpredictable—emergencies can happen. So what if you need money before maturity? Don’t worry! PPF allows both loan and partial withdrawal options under specific conditions. But the real confusion is—which one should you choose? Loan or withdrawal? What’s more beneficial in terms of interest, rules, eligibility, and repayment? Let’s break it all down in simple language…

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When people talk about the rise of Indian industry, one name that always comes up is Dhirubhai Ambani. Known as the man who laid the foundation for one of India’s most successful business empires — Reliance Industries — his journey from humble beginnings to building a multi-billion-dollar company is truly inspiring. But did you know that Dhirubhai Ambani was not his real name? And do you know how young he was when he started Reliance? Let’s take a look at the lesser-known details of this business icon’s early life and the birth of the Reliance empire. What Was Dhirubhai Ambani’s…

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The Income Tax Department has officially released the new ITR-3 form for the Assessment Year 2025-26. This is an important update for individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) who earn income from a business or profession. The new form was notified on 30th April 2025, and it comes with a few significant changes that aim to simplify the return filing process for business owners, professionals, and freelancers. Let’s understand who needs to file ITR-3 and what updates have been made this year. Who Should File ITR-3 Form? The ITR-3 form is mainly meant for individuals and HUFs who: Note: If…

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Working directly with the Prime Minister of India is not just a dream—it’s one of the most important and influential jobs in the Indian administration. Among all positions around the Prime Minister, the Private Secretary holds a very trusted and high-responsibility role. The position requires experience, discipline, strong governance, and knowledge of national policy. Recently, Nidhi Tiwari, an officer from the Indian Foreign Service (IFS), was appointed as the Private Secretary to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, drawing public interest towards this prestigious post. But how is someone selected for this role? What qualifications are required? Can any common aspirant aim…

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The food industry in India is booming, and with the rise of online food delivery platforms like Zomato and Swiggy, starting a cloud kitchen from home has become a golden opportunity. A cloud kitchen, also known as a ghost kitchen, is a food business that operates without a physical dine-in space, focusing solely on online orders. If you love cooking and want to turn your passion into a profitable venture, this guide will walk you through how to start a cloud kitchen business from home, how much you can earn, and everything you need to know to succeed. What is…

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Not all investments are the same when investing in mutual funds, even if you and someone else invest in the same fund. This is not surprising. The difference comes from your investment plan: Regular or Direct Plan. This small detail can significantly affect your returns, often costing or benefiting you thousands of rupees in the long run. This article aims to break down the differences in simple language and show how you might lose returns to someone else without knowing it. Let’s dig into the real impact of these plans and how you can choose the smarter path to wealth…

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