IIT graduate killed by gay partner who attempted suicide?

What is the last date of filing Income Tax Returns 2018? The limit is Rs 300,000 for senior citizens (more than 60 years old, but less than 80 years old) and Rs 500,000 for super-senior citizens (more than 80 years old). Here's why you should file an ITR even if your income is non-taxable One can file his/her return involuntarily even if your income is less than the maximum exemption limit. As the date nears, here are the guidelines on how to file your tax returns (physical or online) easily: How to file Income Tax Returns Form-1 (Sahaj) online Income Tax Return filing: Offline method When filing the ITR Form-1 (Sahaj) form offline, you will need to take a print and fill it up in order to submit it. Once the tax department receives your form, it will send you an acknowledgment. However, not everybody is allowed to fill the form offline. Those who can do so are: - Super senior citizens (80 years and above) - Individuals or HUF whose returns are without refund claims in the IT returns - Those whose income is of up to Rs5 lakh Income Tax Return filing: Online method There are two ways of filling the form online. One is by manually entering all details and submitting the return online. The other is by uploading XML files through offline methods. Submitting online: This form needs to be submitted to the Income Tax Department's website. Log on to http://www.incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in. You will need to keep your user ID, password and date of birth ready for this. You will also be asked to enter a captcha code. When you sign in, click on the option which says 'Filling of Income Tax Return' Select the ITR form name, choose the assessment year as well as the submission mode. You will need to prepare this and submit it on the website itself. Income tax e-filing: These 5 websites can help you file your ITR Fill in the rest of the details as required and hit the submit button. The system will generate a message of acknowledgement which will tell you that your income tax return has been submitted successfully. After this, the ITR-V would pop up on the screen. This will be the acknowledgement and you will need to download this. The ITR-V would also be sent to the email id you have registered with the IT Department website. Uploading XMLs: Log on to the website http://www.incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in. Go to the homepage. Click on the 'Offline Utilities' option. You will come across another option which says 'Income Tax Return Preparation Utilities'. Choose the Assessment Year for which you are filling the income tax return. Download the offline utility (Excel or Java) Prepare the income tax return form offline at your convenience, save it and extract XML files. Then go online again, click on the 'Filing of Income Tax Return' option and submit the XML files. E-verify your the filing of your return within 120 days of submitting it to complete the process. Income tax e-filing: How to file different categories of ITR forms online Documents needed to file ITR For filing income tax returns (offline or online), you need to keep handy checklist of several details including bank account details, PAN number, pay slips, rent receipts for claiming HRA, address of the house property. DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The Indian Expresshttps://splice.com/tawonkeens They informed the police after seeing the men lying in a pool of blood. The condition of the man who attempted suicide is stable, said police. DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The New Indian Expresshttps://www.noteflight.com/profile/0e8276459d915bc50b3f29100b4dc9796e9211a3

Polarizing people for the sake of short-term domination is destructive

Citizenship rights, after all, cannot be partial.Ironically, the safety checks of the NRC in Assam have not saved the exercise from uncertainty. Forty lakh people had been left out of the register in July 2018, and claims and appeals from many of those excluded are still being heard. Meanwhile, 1.02 lakh more names have just been dropped. The question is: what is to happen to those excluded, and what will be their status? If they are to be deported, is India's neighbour ready to accept them as deportees or migrants? Will they be stateless and detained? Six detention centres are housed in jails and the state government plans to build 10 more. The plans have reportedly been sent to the Centre, although the NRC will be completed by July 31. How long can the alleged non-citizens be detained and under what conditions? Even with the purest intentions, it would be difficult to guarantee that the NRC process is free of arbitrariness. Three experts from the United Nations Human Rights Council have written to and called the Indian government more than once expressing concern, but have received no reply. They have urged the government to ensure that the NRC does not lead to "statelessness, discriminatory or arbitrary deprivation or denial of nationality, mass expulsion, and arbitrary detention". Over this hangs the shadow of the Centre's citizenship (amendment) bill, allowing non-Muslims from neighbouring countries to obtain Indian citizenship even after a 1971 entry, thus undermining the point of Assam's NRC by introducing religious discrimination. Besides, Amit Shah's insistence that the NRC will be introduced throughout the country is ominous. Free movement of people is key to a thriving economy and healthy culture; polarizing politics for the sake of short-term domination is ultimately destructive. 1693518 1693835 DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The Telegraphhttps://issuu.com/sikendergunm

Deutsche Bank calls staff to cafeteria, tells them they were being laid off

US-listed shares dropped 6.1%. Some analysts were sceptical that the bank could grow future earnings quickly enough to reach a new target to achieve a return on tangible equity of 8% by 2022, compared with a negative return last year. 'The question of where the real earnings power will come from for Deutsche Bank going forward has not been answered,' said David Hendler, an independent analyst at New York-based Viola Risk Advisors. 'It's doubtful whether they will be able to build a better bank in just three years.' Ratings agency Fitch said that the bank's future credit rating will depend on how successfully it executes the plan. Fitch downgraded the bank to 'BBB' status, the lowest investment-grade status, just last month. 'The restructuring measures involve large staff cuts and significant leadership changes, which could disrupt the aim to improve core earnings,' it said in a note published Monday. Rating agency Moody's said there were 'significant challenges' to executing the plan swiftly, adding it would keep its negative outlook. 'It's a risky manoeuvre, but if it succeeds, it has the potential to bring the bank back on course,' said a person close to one of the top 10 shareholders. JP Morgan analysts called the plan 'bold and for the first time not half-baked' but questioned the credibility of execution, revenue growth and employee motivation. The bank said on Sunday that it would not need to raise capital to initiate the cuts, which will result in it making a loss of 2.8 billion euros in the second quarter. It will not pay a dividend either this year or next. Hundreds of employees at the bank's Wall Street office were summoned to the building's cafeteria on Monday morning to learn their fates, sources within the bank told Reuters. During one-to-one meetings with management and human resources, they were told they were being laid off and informed of their severance terms, the sources said. Deutsche Bank had been one of the few European banks to maintain a significant presence in the United States after the 2007-2009 financial crisis. However, it has struggled to compete with US rivals, hampered by regulatory investigations and litigation. REINVENTING THE BANK The United States had been seen as a likely focus of the cuts although the bank maintained it wants to keep a significant presence, in part to service European corporate clients doing business in the country. However, some shareholders have pushed for a full U.S. retreat. Deutsche Bank said it remained committed to the United States, its second-biggest market. 'We will retain a significant presence here and remain a close partner to our US clients and to international institutions that want to access the US market,' it said in a statement. In London, where hundreds of job cuts were expected, Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing said he was 'reinventing' the bank, which is expected to post a loss this year. That would put it in the red for four of the past five years after a series of damaging setbacks. Founded in 1870, Deutsche Bank has long been a major source of finance and advice for German companies seeking to expand abroad or raise money through the bond or equity markets. Big cuts to its investment bank reverse a decades-long expansion that began with its purchase of Morgan Grenfell in London in 1989 and continued a decade later with a takeover of Bankers Trust in the United States. The investment bank generated about one-half of Deutsche Bank's revenues but is also volatile. CEO Sewing, who flagged the restructuring in May after a failed merger attempt with Commerzbank, wants to focus on more stable sources of revenue. 'We are creating a bank that will be more profitable, leaner, more innovative and more resilient,' Sewing wrote in a note to staff on Sunday. As part of the overhaul, Deutsche Bank will set up a so-called 'bad bank' to wind down unwanted assets, with 74 billion euros ($83 billion) of risk-weighted assets. 'PRETTY GLOOMY' Deutsche Bank did not give details on the job cuts, but said they would be spread around the globe, including in Germany. In Sydney, Hong Kong and elsewhere in the Asia-Pacific region, where Deutsche Bank used to rank among the top 10 in league tables for equity capital market (ECM) deals, several bankers said entire teams in sales and trading were going. Deutsche Bank's Asia-Pacific head of ECM, Jason Cox, left, and ECM teams were disbanded in Japan, Australia and most of Asia, people with direct knowledge of matter said, adding that only a few syndicate bankers, including those working on current deals, will remain. Deutsche Bank had slipped in recent years in Asia, hitting 17th last year and 18th in 2019, Refinitiv data showed. So far this year, it ranks 8th regionally for merger-and-acquisition activity. 'The new investment bank will be smaller but more resilient, with a focus on our financing, capital markets, advisory services and sales and trading businesses,' Asia-Pacific CEO Werner Steinmueller said in a staff memo. One laid-off equities trader in Hong Kong said the mood was 'pretty gloomy' as people were called into meetings. 'They give you this packet and you are out of the building,' he said. Several workers left offices holding envelopes with the bank's logo. Three employees took a picture of themselves beside a Deutsche Bank sign outside, hugged and then hailed a taxi. 'If you have a job for me, please let me know. But do not ask questions,' said one Deutsche employee. One senior banker, still with a job, questioned how well the slimmed-down franchise in Asia would compete. 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Rohit Sharma the master engineer in Team India's game plan

uch performances in a slightly better side would mean a semi-final place and it is the burden of such players to produce the highest quality cricket yet not often enough attain the results to match. His innings to lead the chase against the Windies was the exception. For Pakistan to miss out by dint of NRR alone was understandably frustrating and I would endorse the cries that in future competitions the way to settle the difference between sides on equal points should indeed be overall wins, followed by head to head result and then NRR. In this case it means that we do not see Babar Azam again, a man whose 474 runs at 67.71 were all made in that effortless style that denotes high class batting. As one who was unable to rely on brute force and for whom timing was all, I confess I admire those who achieve results in the modern game using old fashioned skills. Mahela Jayawardene was one such player who found ways of persuading a ball to and/or over the boundaries without supreme force and Azam is cut from the same cloth. In a form of the game where big sixes are lauded it is salient to be able to applaud the trademark straight drive that is a classic in all forms of the game.Just above him in the list of run scorers is Kane Williamson, another for whom force is not everything. Like Shakib he has found himself playing a lone hand at times but unlike Shakib he has enough good men around him to see New Zealand in the top four. Their batting has been erratic and it is Williamson's supreme ability to bat through a crisis that brought in the end vital wins. New Zealand have a more than useful bowling attack, with Boult at the head of that nowadays, and batting that on its day will do very nicely indeed but the key words there are "on its day" and without Williamson they would be heading home.Sticking with the batsmen for now, very obviously top of the list is Rohit Sharma with his record breaking 5 hundreds and only his detractors have bothered to mention the various bits of good fortune, the drops and near misses that have helped him on his way. Any of us who have played the game know full well that there are times that luck goes your way and times it does not. The oft used phrase "You make your own luck" does not come with a 100 per cent guarantee but you are a fool not to take advantage. Ninety-five per cent of Rohit's 647 runs are down to skill, skill to be much admired. Such consistency does not come easily and requires much mental strength as much as the aforementioned skills that allow him build an effective one day innings and allow him the luxury of waiting until he is more set before playing his more effusive shots. India's game plan requires a solid platform and Rohit is the master engineer when it comes to platforms.Australia too have relied on runs at the top, with Finch and Warner both in the top four. Warner managed to make some of his runs without being at his best, a sign of a tough competitor, but has found his touch since and remained productive, while Finch seems to enjoy the joint responsibilities of opening the batting and leading his team. When you have a man of the quality of Steven Smith in your ranks too, even though he has not been at his most productive, then one can see why Australia's potential for runs is as high as it is.They also have the leading wicket taker in Mitchell Starc, 26 wickets at an incredible 16.61 and an economy rate of 5.15. Those are gold plated stats and might well make him the player of the tournament but, by all accounts, the Starc body is facing the stark reality that bowling as he does is hard work and for his and his team's sake one hopes that he is as fit as possible for his last one or two matches before he can put his feet up. As an Englishman I hope it is indeed sooner rather later!Talking of England, all due praise has been heaped on Jason Roy and rightly so.His hamstring tear cost England dear and they will be mighty glad that he was able to take his place at the top of the order again in time to inspire them to their last two crucial victories.If Rohit is key to India, Roy is even more vital to England. Their methods are polar opposites with Roy happy to play outrageous shots from the word go and with the ability to keep them coming too.Jonny Bairstow benefited from Roy's return and outscored him, but without Roy at the other end looked ever so slightly lost.As an opening pair they are as dangerous, if not more so, than any in this competition.There is Joe Root too, 500 runs at 62.50 and striking at 91.74, the latter two stats very much in the same bracket as Virat Kohli in WC19.Root is another who puts runs on the board without you noticing, always a sign of something special.The best teams have someone to play around and it is assumed that the linchpin of a team innings will not necessarily go as fast as the bigger guns.Well, he knows he is not going to match Roy and Bairstow, or Morgan and Buttler, for the swashbuckling big hits but his runs and the manner in which he makes them are worth every bit as much to the team cause. 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Tax surcharge spooks foreign funds

n her budget, Sitharaman had proposed that those having a total annual income above Rs 2 crore and up to Rs 5 crore will be required to pay a surcharge of 25 per cent against the earlier 15 per cent. Those with a total income exceeding Rs 5 crore will be required to pay a surcharge of 37 per cent instead of the earlier 15 per cent.While it was initially felt that this will only cover individuals, the fine print revealed that this would also bring FPIs who are earning over Rs 2 crore from equities into the net. They will now have to pay higher taxes on both their short-term (STCG) and long-term capital gains (LTCG). Experts said it will affect those who are not registered as a company or a partnership firm.Who are included?Part II of the Finance Bill specified the entities that would be subject to the increased surcharge. It mentioned association of persons (AOPs) apart from individuals and HUFs as entities that will have to pay the higher tax.Many of the FPIs are structured either as trusts or AOPs and thus they will be affected by the tax blow. There are more than 9000 FPIs registered with Sebi and estimates vary as to the number of them who could be affected."The proposed change will significantly impact FPIs which are not set up as a company or as a firm. The LTCG tax rate is likely to go up to 14.25 per cent and STCG tax on equities is likely to go up to 21.37 per cent," Suresh Swamy, partner at PwC Financial Services, told The Telegraph."The worst impact is on income from derivatives where the tax rate will go up to 42.74 per cent. Many overseas pension funds and mutual funds who are long term investors in equities are non-corporate entities," Swamy said. These pension funds and the mutuals are likely to feel the impact of the changes. "FPIs seek clarity on these provisions as they will need to decide on whether to provide for these taxes or not,'' he added.Earlier, they had to pay an effective tax of 17.94 per cent on short-term capital gains on equity investments and 11.96 per cent on long term capital gains. For their investment in derivatives, the effective rate stood at 35.88 per cent.The fresh tax comes on the back of other announcements which have met with negative reaction from the markets, including raising the minimum public shareholding limit in listed companies to 35 per cent from the current 25 per cent and a tax on the buyback of shares.Investor wealthInvestors' wealth on Monday got eroded Rs 3.39 lakh crore after the Sensex plummeted 793 points. From the 30-share pack, 27 companies faced selling pressure led by Bajaj Finance, ONGC, Hero MotoCorp and Maruti Suzuki India. On the BSE, 1,953 scrips declined and 571 advanced, while 145 remained unchanged. All the BSE sectoral indices ended in the red, with capital goods, realty, automobile, power, industrials, finance, banking indices falling up to 3.78 per cent. In the broader market, the BSE mid-cap and small-cap indices fell up to 2.46 per cent. DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The Telegraphhttp://www.bizis.si/Activity-Feed/My-Profile/UserId/39410

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Putin admits secret sub was nuke powered

ussia, which says the details of the submarine involved in the latest accident are classified, said the fire took place on Monday, though it was only officially disclosed late on Tuesday.Until Thursday there was also no official word on whether the vessel had a nuclear reactor, despite strong interest from neighbouring Norway. Putin revealed that the submarine had been nuclear-powered by asking defence minister Sergei Shoigu during a Kremlin meeting about the reactor's condition after the fire."The nuclear reactor on the vessel is completely isolated," Shoigu told Putin, according to a Kremlin transcript. "All the necessary measures were taken by the crew to protect the reactor, which is in complete working order."The fire erupted in the submarine's battery compartment, Shoigu added, and later spread.Although the Kremlin publicised the meeting on Thursday morning, it was not immediately clear when the men had met."There has not been any formal communication from Russia to us about this," Per Strand, a director at the Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority, said when asked if it had been informed that the submarine was nuclear-powered. "We understand they brought the situation under control quickly, under difficult conditions, and there was, as such, no nuclear incident that they were obligated to tell us about."Still, we would have been happy to have been informed of such incidents," he added.Russian servicemen attended a memorial service on Thursday in the port city of Kronstadt near St Petersburg in honour of the 14 dead submariners.Held in the hulking Russian Orthodox Naval Cathedral of St Nicholas, sailors cradled lit candles and looked on as priests read out prayers and a choir chanted in the background. Shoigu, a close Putin ally, told the president that the submarine, which authorities said had been operating in the Barents Sea area, would be fully repaired."Right now, we are assessing how long it will take, how much work there is, and how we can carry it out," he said.Shoigu's ministry has released photographs of the deceased sailors, hailing them as "real patriots of the Motherland". Separately, a photograph of a tribute to them circulated on social media which appeared to have been hung on the wall of a Russian military facility. Reuters could not immediately confirm its authenticity, but it said the men had served on board a deep-sea submersible known by the designation AS-31. Russian media have previously reported, without official confirmation, that the vessel was designated as either AS-31 or AS-12 and is designed to carry out special operations at depths where regular submarines cannot operate. The submarine is made up of a series of inter-connected spheres that allow it to resist water pressure at great depths. Western military experts have suggested it is capable of probing and possibly even severing undersea communications cables.Putin ordered Shoigu to prepare posthumous state awards for the dead submariners. An official investigation into the accident, likely to be shrouded in secrecy, is already underway. DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The Telegraphhttp://www.theseasonedcook.com/UserProfile/tabid/42/userId/1051114/Default.aspx

UPSC NDA, NA (I) 2019: Apply for 392 posts, exam on April 21

The NDA exam will be conducted on April 21 for admission to the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force wings of the NDA, for the 142nd course, and for the 105th Indian Naval Academy Course (INAC) commencing from January 2, 2020. Those who will clear the exam will then have to appear for SSB interview. As many as 392 posts will be filled through this exam. UPSC NDA, NA exam 2018: Vacancy details National Defence Academy: 342 (208 for Army, 42 for Navy and 92 for Air Force) Naval Academy : 50 (10+2 Cadet Entry Scheme) UPSC NDA, NA exam 2018: Eligibility criteria The candidate must be an Indian national or a subject of Bhutan or Nepal, Tibetan refugee came over to India before January 1, 1962 with the intention of permanently settling in India. Age limit: Only unmarried male candidates born not before than July 2, 2000 and not later than July 1, 2003 are eligible. Educational qualifications: For Army Wing of National Defence Academy: Class 12 pass of the 10+2 pattern of School Education or equivalent examination conducted by a State Education Board or a University. For Air Force and Naval Wings of National Defence Academy and for the 10+2 Cadet Entry Scheme at the Indian Naval Academy: Class 12 pass of the 10+2 pattern of School Education or equivalent with Physics and Mathematics conducted by a State Education Board or a University. UPSC NDA, NA exam 2018: Selection procedure The selection will be based on the performance in the written examination followed by intelligence and personality test by the Services Selection Board (SSB). Fee details Candidates (excepting SC/ST candidates/Sons of JCOs/NCOs/ORs specified in Note 2 below who are exempted from payment of fee) are required to pay a fee of Rs 100/- (Rupees one hundred only) either by depositing the money in any Branch of SBI by cash or by using net banking facility of State Bank of India or by using Visa/MasterCard/Rupay Credit/Debit Card. UPSC NDA: Exam centres Agartala, Ahmedabad, Aizawl, Allahabad, Bengaluru, Bareilly, Bhopal, Chandigarh, Chennai, Cuttack, Dehradun, Delhi, Dharwad, Dispur, Gangtok, Hyderabad, Imphal, Itanagar, Jaipur, Jammu, Jorhat, Kochi, Kohima, Kolkata, Lucknow, Madurai, Mumbai, Nagpur, Panaji (Goa), Patna, Port Blair, Raipur, Ranchi, Sambalpur, Shillong, Shimla, Srinagar, Thiruvananthapuram, Tirupati, Udaipur and Vishakhapatnam. DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The Indian Expresshttp://rea.go.tz/ActivityFeed/tabid/101/userId/113697/Default.aspx

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