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Indian Building in Surat Overtakes Pentagon as World’s Largest Office Complex, Set to House Diamond Trading Centre

Indian Building in Surat Overtakes Pentagon as World's Largest Office Complex, Set to House Diamond Trading Centre

A state-of-the-art building in Surat, Gujarat, surpasses the Pentagon as the world's largest office complex. The Surat Diamond Bourse, spread across 35 acres, will become a hub for over 65,000 diamond professionals, providing a one-stop destination for cutting, polishing, and trading diamonds. The building, officially inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in November, marks a significant milestone for the gem capital of the world and will save thousands of people from daily travel to Mumbai for business.

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NRIs and OCIs with Inoperative PAN Cards Can Still File ITR, Clarifies Income Tax Department

Inoperative PAN is Not Inactive: IT Department Provides Relief to NRIs and OCIs for ITR Filing

The Income Tax department has clarified that NRIs and OCIs with inoperative PAN cards can still file their Income Tax Returns (ITR) by updating their residential status with the Jurisdictional Assessing Officer. This article discusses the implications of having an inoperative PAN and highlights the steps individuals need to take to ensure a smooth ITR filing process.

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“India Condemns EU Parliament’s Resolution on Manipur, Labels it ‘Interference’ and Reflecting ‘Colonial Mindset'”

India has strongly criticized the European Parliament's adoption of a resolution on the human rights situation in Manipur, referring to it as interference in its internal affairs and reflective of a "colonial mindset." The Indian government reiterated that Manipur is an "internal matter" and emphasized that authorities at all levels are actively addressing the situation and working towards maintaining peace and harmony.

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IAS Officer’s Flight Ticket Cancellation Yields Mere ₹20 Refund, Ignites Debate on Cancellation Charges

In a recent tweet that has garnered significant attention on social media, an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer, Rahul Kumar, shared his dismay over the minuscule refund he received after canceling a flight ticket. The post has sparked outrage among netizens and has once again ignited the debate on exorbitant cancellation charges imposed by airlines and third-party booking platforms.

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“US Couple Charged ₹24 Lakh for Uber Ride in Costa Rica: Currency Conversion Mishap, Resolution Ensues”

During their dream vacation in Costa Rica, a US couple, Douglas Ordonez and Dominique Adams, experienced an astonishing turn of events when their Uber ride resulted in an unexpectedly hefty fare. Due to a currency conversion error, the couple was charged approximately ₹24 lakh ($29,994) instead of the anticipated ₹4,500 ($55). After four days of confusion and frustration, the issue was ultimately resolved.

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