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Non-striking on irrelevant limb u/s 271(1)(c) vitiates entire penalty proceedings

ITAT Mumbai held that as the assessee should be aware of the exact charge for which the penalty proceeding has been initiated, non-striking on the irrelevant limb under section 271(1)(c) of the Income Tax Act vitiates the entire penalty proceedings.

What to look out for at the DESIblitz Literature Festival 2021

What to look out for at the DESIblitz Literature Festival 2021
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Leicester authors to headline UK s only South Asian literature festival DESIblitz

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Covid pandemic: How Dharavi fought the surge, again

Farhana Shaikh used to recoil in disgust when she went to the communal toilet in Dharavi. But since the pandemic struck, efforts to fight Covid-19 have dramatically improved public sanitation in one of Asia’s largest slums. New cases have plunged in the Mumbai slum in recent weeks as officials bolstered anti-virus measures first put in place last year from mass testing to disinfections in public areas, including bathrooms. “The toilet is being cleaned every day since the last year as against once a week earlier. There’s soap and sanitiser and a box for disposing sanitary pads that were otherwise strewn around,” Shaikh, 30, said.

As COVID-19 ravages India, one Mumbai slum succeeds in turning the tide

May 12, 2021 Mumbai – Farhana Shaikh used to recoil in disgust when she went to use the communal toilet in Dharavi. But since the pandemic struck, efforts to fight COVID-19 have dramatically improved public sanitation in one of Asia’s largest slums. Indian cities face record daily deaths, but new cases have plunged in the Mumbai slum in recent weeks as officials bolstered anti-virus measures first put in place last year from mass testing to disinfections in public areas, including bathrooms. “The toilet is being cleaned every day since the last year, as against once a week earlier. There’s soap and sanitizer, and a box for disposing sanitary pads that were otherwise strewn around,” said Shaikh, 30.

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