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Committee to be headed by Union Cabinet Secretary

 Same-sex marriage: Modi govt tells SC it will set up committee to look into LGBTQIA+ community

Same-sex marriage plea hearing in Supreme Court Modi govt to set up committee to look into LGBTQIA+ issues Committee to be headed by Union Cabinet Secretary
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The government sought suggestions from petitioners on what administrative steps can be taken.

During a hearing in the Supreme Court on the issue of same-sex marriage, the Narendra Modi government said that it would set up a special committee.
The Union government said on May 3, 2023, that the committee would look at administrative steps which can address some concerns of same-sex couples without going into the legalisation of marriage.
The government sought suggestions from petitioners on what administrative steps can be taken.
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The SG said that the elected government has functional control, and the Centre has administrative control.

'Then, what's the purpose of elected govt?': Supreme Court grills Centre on power tussle with Delhi govt

'Then, what's purpose of elected govt?': Supreme Court grills Centre on power tussle with Delhi govt


The SG said that the elected government has functional control, and the Centre has administrative control.

The Supreme Court on 12 January 2023 made some sharp observations in the case regarding the distribution of powers between the Delhi government and the Union government.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the central government, told the court, "The Union Territories are an extension of the Union. The very purpose of creating a geographical area as a UT shows that the Union wants to administer the territory."
To this, the court replied, "Then what is the purpose of having an elected government in Delhi at all? If administration is by central government only, why bother with a government?"
The SG said that the elected government has functional control, and the Centre has administrative control.
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An alleged suicide occurred at a Union government building in Delhi on May 23. A scientist working with the Information and Technology Ministry was found dead at Shastri Bhawan.
55-year-old Rakesh Mallik's body was found in front of gate number 2 of Shastri Bhawan which houses offices of many Union government ministries. The deceased is believed to have jumped from the seventh floor of the building.
A team of police personnel from the Parliament street police station reached the spot after getting information about the incident. Police said further inquiry is underway.

Delhi News: Scientist working with IT ministry found dead at Shastri Bhawan

Suicide at Union govt building in Delhi? Scientist working with IT ministry found dead at Shastri Bhawan


Delhi: 55-year-old Rakesh Mallik's body was found in front of gate number 2 of Shastri Bhawan which houses offices of many Union government ministries.

An alleged suicide occurred at a Union government building in Delhi on May 23. A scientist working with the Information and Technology Ministry was found dead at Shastri Bhawan.
55-year-old Rakesh Mallik's body was found in front of gate number 2 of Shastri Bhawan which houses offices of many Union government ministries. The deceased is believed to have jumped from the seventh floor of the building.
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A team of police personnel from the Parliament street police station reached the spot after getting information about the incident. Police said further inquiry is underway.

As the budget 2022 is around the corner, tax experts suggest Finance Ministry should consider tax relief measures for salaried employees who work from home owing to increased employment related-costs.Why standard deduction may be increasedThe demand for a higher standard deduction limit comes at a time when household expenses have gone up as a result of inflation.
From electricity to medical expenses and more, taxpayers have seen a sharp jump in expenses.
Many experts agree that the government should look at increasing 30-35% standard deduction limit due to rising inflation and increased expenses due to Covid-19.
However, the standard deduction limit will only be applicable to eligible taxpayers who opt for the old income tax structure. The limit is not applicable in the case of the new tax regime.What is standard deduction?
As the name suggests, standard deduction allows deducting a certain amount from the gross salary such that the total taxable income comes down.
At present, Rs 50,000 standard deduction is allowed to these categories of taxpayers.
A standard deduction of Rs 40,000 was introduced in 2018 and was later enhanced to Rs 50,000 by Piyush Goyal in the interim budget in 2019.
 

Budget 2022: Standard Deduction may be doubled, here is what is expected

With less than a month to go for Budget 2022-23, salaried employees expect a hike in the standard deduction limit

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With less than a month to go for Budget 2022-23,&nbsp;salaried employees expect a hike in the standard deduction limit.
In view of the growing demand for changes in income tax, many industry bodies have already appealed to the government to provide some relief to taxpayers.
As taxpayers remain hopeful about some announcements in the upcoming budget, it has come to light that the government is holding discussions to increase the limit of standard deduction from the existing Rs 50,000.
According to reports, standard deduction limit available to salaried taxpayers and pensioners may be increased by 30-35 per cent in the upcoming budget
At present, Rs 50,000 standard deduction is allowed to these categories of taxpayers.
A standard deduction of Rs 40,000 was introduced in 2018 and was later enhanced to Rs 50,000 by Piyush Goyal in the interim budget in 2019.

Many experts agree that the government should look at increasing the standard deduction limit due to rising inflation and increased expenses due to Covid-19.

As the budget 2022 is&nbsp;around the corner, tax experts suggest Finance Ministry should consider tax relief measures for salaried employees who work from home owing to increased employment related-costs.
Deloitte&nbsp;India, in its Pre-Budget Expectations 2022,&nbsp;recommended an additional &lsquo;work from home&rsquo; standard deduction of Rs 50,0000 for salaried employees.
Also read/watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/budget-2022-tax-slabs-and-rate-will-there-be-a-relief-1641969627694" target="_blank">Budget 2022: Tax slabs and rate, will there be a relief?</a> Why standard deduction may be increased The demand for a higher standard deduction limit comes at a time when household expenses have gone up as a result of inflation.
Taxpayers have seen a sharp jump in expenses related to electricity, work from home furniture, internet, additional&nbsp;medical expenses, and more.
Many experts agree that the government should look at increasing at least 30-35% standard deduction limit due to rising inflation and increased expenses due to Covid-19.
However, the standard deduction limit will only be applicable to eligible taxpayers who opt for the old income tax structure. The limit is not applicable in the case of the new tax regime. What is&nbsp;standard deduction?
As the name suggests, standard deduction allows deducting a certain amount from the gross salary such that the total taxable income comes down.
At present, Rs 50,000 standard deduction is allowed to these categories of taxpayers.
A standard deduction of Rs 40,000 was introduced in 2018 and was later enhanced to Rs 50,000 by Piyush Goyal in the interim budget in 2019.
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