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  • Reliance Foundation athletes clinch 17 medals at the 27th National Federation Senior Athletics Competition

    INDIA: Reliance Foundation athlete Animesh Kujur made a big splash at the 27th National Federation Senior Athletics Competition by getting personal bests in the 200m and 100m sprints with timings of 20.62s and 10.50s respectively. The 20-year-old is now the second fastest 200m sprinter ever in India’s history behind fellow RF athlete Amlan Borgohain.

    “I worked hard to reach the timing, this is not just my win but this victory is for my coach Martin Owens. I believed that if I made a perfect start I would own the race. The target is to breach the Olympic qualification mark,” expressed Animesh, who trains at the Odisha Reliance Foundation Athletics High-Performance Center. The sprinter will now shift base to Europe for international training and upcoming competitions. (Link: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C68es8QNqCo/?igsh=Nm95azRkbzZmbXNs)

    The flurry of Personal Bests (PBs) 

    Pragyan Sahu (Silver) and Moumita Mondal (Bronze) marked their personal bests in the women’s 100m Hurdles with timings of 13.40s and 13.64s respectively as RF athletes bagged two podium finishes in the event. Moumita showed impressive fortitude as she won two bronzes on the same evening. Ashok Dandasena qualified for the 1500m finals with a personal best effort of 3:46.49s but couldn’t finish on the podium despite an impressive effort. Young Laxmipriya Kisan also continued her improvement by registering two personal bests.

    Talking about the athlete’s performance, Martin Owens, Head Coach at Odisha Reliance Foundation Athletics High-Performance Centre said, “It was an excellent campaign and the athletes exceeded our expectations. Very proud of Ramandeep Kaur who showed a lot of grit and overcame a fever to win bronze in the 400m hurdles. Pragyan put in another commanding performance and is looking very good. We had a lot of personal bests too with Animesh leading the way. Laxmipriya Kisan got two PBs too in the 800m and 1500m events. Susmita Tigga and Laluprasad Bhoi finished just outside of the medals in fourth place but showed a lot of promise again.“

    Link: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C68iZQjt7qQ/?igsh=MXM2MzB4OWpubHJ3aQ%3D%3D

    Gold rush for throwers

    On the track, Ramandeep Kaur clinched a bronze in the women’s  400m Hurdles in 1:01.29s. RF’s endurance program athletes clean swept the 5000m event as Sawan Barwal sealed gold with 13:51.01s, Harmanjot Singh finished second with 13:51.61 and Kiran Matre finished third by clocking 13:52.62s to round off the podium. Mohammed Afsal secured a bronze in the men’s 800m event with a timing of 1:50.44s.

    The Reliance Foundation jumpers and throwers had a spate of remarkable performances with Moumita claiming her second bronze medal in the meet in the long jump event with a leap of 6.18m. High Jumper Swadhin Majhi won a silver by clearing 2.09m. Damneet Singh struck gold in hammer throw with a best effort of 66.28m and discus thrower Nidhi Rani also grabbed gold with a throw of 52.55m. (https://www.instagram.com/reel/C6_V7eEJfEf/?igsh=MWY3eGd2ajdndXFsMg%3D%3D)

    RF had the top two finishers in the women’s Hammer Thrower event as Harshita Sehrawat clinched the gold medal (59.1m) and Tanya Chaudhary won silver (56.51m). 

    Pole Vaulters Rosy Meena and Baranica Elangovan delivered another gold and silver with efforts of 4.05m and 4.00m respectively during the meet.

  • Reach To Teach Foundation And The Department of Education Of The Government of Arunachal Pradesh Partner


    Reach to Teach Foundation and Department of Education, Government of Arunachal Pradesh partner

    Strengthen learning outcomes leading to better performance in Board Examinations

    NEW DELHI: The Board Examination results for the CBSE were declared a couple of days ago and Arunachal Pradesh has witnessed a significant improvement in the number of children passing the Board Examinations in Classes X and XII this year as compared to performance in the previous academic year. The State’s Class X percentage has increased from 39.71% in 2023 to 49.75% in 2024, marking a 10% increase. Similarly, the performance in Class XII has risen from 61.17% to 73.14%, which is a commendable 12% rise.

    This is the outcome of the extensive collaboration between the Reach to Teach Foundation and the Department of Education, Government of Arunachal Pradesh in rolling out and implementing the Comprehensive School Transformation Programme (CSTP) that covers Classes I to XII across all Government schools in the State. The CSTP has a specific Exams and Beyond toolkit that covers children from Class IX to XII. The toolkit’s focus is entirely on improving performance in the Board Examinations through a combination of creating textbooks, learning outcome-focused methodologies, and extensive teacher support. The toolkit comprises content creation and re-writing of textbooks interspersed with experiential and activity-based elements. These experiential elements are indexed to learning outcomes as defined by NCERT. To ensure that activities roll out in a standardized way across the entire State so that the learning outcomes are achieved, the Reach to Teach Foundation has created detailed teacher Handbooks to support teachers in doing this and created student Worksheets to create uniform understanding. Strategies have been devised in extensive consultation with teachers to provide emotional support to children as they prepare for examinations. To strengthen this end-to-end solutioning and ensure that desired outcomes are reached, there has been focused training of teachers and system officials linked to the implementation of the CSTP.  

    Reach to Teach Foundation trained 824 teachers from Secondary and Senior Secondary Government Schools of the State to enable a strong support system for children as they prepared for their Board Examinations. On our request, the State graciously agreed to the setting up of District Task Forces who were given training to review and monitor the Board Examination initiatives at the District level. A total of 88 officials were sensitized and trained on their roles and responsibilities along with the essential reporting tools.

    Regarding the Class X and XII Board Exam results, Shri Amjad Tak, Commissioner (Education), Government of Arunachal Pradesh stated, “This marks a proud moment for Arunachal Pradesh. The State Cabinet set a goal and the students, teachers, and education officials rose to the occasion to meet the same. I would like to commend the students for putting in the hard work, the teachers for guiding the students, and the District Task Forces who worked tirelessly to ensure the schools performed well. I would also like to acknowledge the Reach to Teach Foundation for their support to the Education Department through the development of the Exams and Beyond Toolkit and the training of teachers, as well as the District Task Forces. Their consistent collaboration with SCERT has been instrumental in the effective implementation of Board Exam initiatives across the State.”

    Ratna Viswanathan, Chair of the Board, Reach to Teach Foundation said, “The enthusiasm of all stakeholders at every level and the incredible buy-in by the State Education Department has been key to the performance of children in the Board Examinations this year. The State took us on as partners in the truest sense and together, we have co-created an inclusive space that has heard all voices before creating and curating a design that has worked. The Team at Reach to Teach Foundation has worked unflaggingly to deliver and will keep doing so. We look forward to a continued partnership and will keep working to ensure children learn joyfully and perform well.”

  • Reach To Teach Foundation And The Department of Education Of The Government of Arunachal Pradesh Partner


    Reach to Teach Foundation and Department of Education, Government of Arunachal Pradesh partner

    Strengthen learning outcomes leading to better performance in Board Examinations

    NEW DELHI: The Board Examination results for the CBSE were declared a couple of days ago and Arunachal Pradesh has witnessed a significant improvement in the number of children passing the Board Examinations in Classes X and XII this year as compared to performance in the previous academic year. The State’s Class X percentage has increased from 39.71% in 2023 to 49.75% in 2024, marking a 10% increase. Similarly, the performance in Class XII has risen from 61.17% to 73.14%, which is a commendable 12% rise.

    This is the outcome of the extensive collaboration between the Reach to Teach Foundation and the Department of Education, Government of Arunachal Pradesh in rolling out and implementing the Comprehensive School Transformation Programme (CSTP) that covers Classes I to XII across all Government schools in the State. The CSTP has a specific Exams and Beyond toolkit that covers children from Class IX to XII. The toolkit’s focus is entirely on improving performance in the Board Examinations through a combination of creating textbooks, learning outcome-focused methodologies, and extensive teacher support. The toolkit comprises content creation and re-writing of textbooks interspersed with experiential and activity-based elements. These experiential elements are indexed to learning outcomes as defined by NCERT. To ensure that activities roll out in a standardized way across the entire State so that the learning outcomes are achieved, the Reach to Teach Foundation has created detailed teacher Handbooks to support teachers in doing this and created student Worksheets to create uniform understanding. Strategies have been devised in extensive consultation with teachers to provide emotional support to children as they prepare for examinations. To strengthen this end-to-end solutioning and ensure that desired outcomes are reached, there has been focused training of teachers and system officials linked to the implementation of the CSTP.  

    Reach to Teach Foundation trained 824 teachers from Secondary and Senior Secondary Government Schools of the State to enable a strong support system for children as they prepared for their Board Examinations. On our request, the State graciously agreed to the setting up of District Task Forces who were given training to review and monitor the Board Examination initiatives at the District level. A total of 88 officials were sensitized and trained on their roles and responsibilities along with the essential reporting tools.

    Regarding the Class X and XII Board Exam results, Shri Amjad Tak, Commissioner (Education), Government of Arunachal Pradesh stated, “This marks a proud moment for Arunachal Pradesh. The State Cabinet set a goal and the students, teachers, and education officials rose to the occasion to meet the same. I would like to commend the students for putting in the hard work, the teachers for guiding the students, and the District Task Forces who worked tirelessly to ensure the schools performed well. I would also like to acknowledge the Reach to Teach Foundation for their support to the Education Department through the development of the Exams and Beyond Toolkit and the training of teachers, as well as the District Task Forces. Their consistent collaboration with SCERT has been instrumental in the effective implementation of Board Exam initiatives across the State.”

    Ratna Viswanathan, Chair of the Board, Reach to Teach Foundation said, “The enthusiasm of all stakeholders at every level and the incredible buy-in by the State Education Department has been key to the performance of children in the Board Examinations this year. The State took us on as partners in the truest sense and together, we have co-created an inclusive space that has heard all voices before creating and curating a design that has worked. The Team at Reach to Teach Foundation has worked unflaggingly to deliver and will keep doing so. We look forward to a continued partnership and will keep working to ensure children learn joyfully and perform well.”

  • Reach To Teach Foundation And The Department of Education Of The Government of Arunachal Pradesh Partner


    Reach to Teach Foundation and Department of Education, Government of Arunachal Pradesh partner

    Strengthen learning outcomes leading to better performance in Board Examinations

    NEW DELHI: The Board Examination results for the CBSE were declared a couple of days ago and Arunachal Pradesh has witnessed a significant improvement in the number of children passing the Board Examinations in Classes X and XII this year as compared to performance in the previous academic year. The State’s Class X percentage has increased from 39.71% in 2023 to 49.75% in 2024, marking a 10% increase. Similarly, the performance in Class XII has risen from 61.17% to 73.14%, which is a commendable 12% rise.

    This is the outcome of the extensive collaboration between the Reach to Teach Foundation and the Department of Education, Government of Arunachal Pradesh in rolling out and implementing the Comprehensive School Transformation Programme (CSTP) that covers Classes I to XII across all Government schools in the State. The CSTP has a specific Exams and Beyond toolkit that covers children from Class IX to XII. The toolkit’s focus is entirely on improving performance in the Board Examinations through a combination of creating textbooks, learning outcome-focused methodologies, and extensive teacher support. The toolkit comprises content creation and re-writing of textbooks interspersed with experiential and activity-based elements. These experiential elements are indexed to learning outcomes as defined by NCERT. To ensure that activities roll out in a standardized way across the entire State so that the learning outcomes are achieved, the Reach to Teach Foundation has created detailed teacher Handbooks to support teachers in doing this and created student Worksheets to create uniform understanding. Strategies have been devised in extensive consultation with teachers to provide emotional support to children as they prepare for examinations. To strengthen this end-to-end solutioning and ensure that desired outcomes are reached, there has been focused training of teachers and system officials linked to the implementation of the CSTP.  

    Reach to Teach Foundation trained 824 teachers from Secondary and Senior Secondary Government Schools of the State to enable a strong support system for children as they prepared for their Board Examinations. On our request, the State graciously agreed to the setting up of District Task Forces who were given training to review and monitor the Board Examination initiatives at the District level. A total of 88 officials were sensitized and trained on their roles and responsibilities along with the essential reporting tools.

    Regarding the Class X and XII Board Exam results, Shri Amjad Tak, Commissioner (Education), Government of Arunachal Pradesh stated, “This marks a proud moment for Arunachal Pradesh. The State Cabinet set a goal and the students, teachers, and education officials rose to the occasion to meet the same. I would like to commend the students for putting in the hard work, the teachers for guiding the students, and the District Task Forces who worked tirelessly to ensure the schools performed well. I would also like to acknowledge the Reach to Teach Foundation for their support to the Education Department through the development of the Exams and Beyond Toolkit and the training of teachers, as well as the District Task Forces. Their consistent collaboration with SCERT has been instrumental in the effective implementation of Board Exam initiatives across the State.”

    Ratna Viswanathan, Chair of the Board, Reach to Teach Foundation said, “The enthusiasm of all stakeholders at every level and the incredible buy-in by the State Education Department has been key to the performance of children in the Board Examinations this year. The State took us on as partners in the truest sense and together, we have co-created an inclusive space that has heard all voices before creating and curating a design that has worked. The Team at Reach to Teach Foundation has worked unflaggingly to deliver and will keep doing so. We look forward to a continued partnership and will keep working to ensure children learn joyfully and perform well.”

  • THE BOARDROOM Co-working Has Acquired 36000 Sq Ft Of Office Space In Pune To Address The Rising Demand For Flexible Workspaces


    (L-R) Mohit Palhade & Amit C Kamerkar

    MUMBAI: THE BOARDROOM co-working, the well-known Mumbai-based co-working company, has recently unveiled its exclusive expansion into Pune. The inauguration of two cutting-edge facilities, with a combined area of 36,000 square feet, marks a significant milestone in THE BOARDROOM’s journey of entering a new market and empowering professionals and businesses in Pune.

    THE BOARDROOM co-working has already established its success with more than 70,000 Sq Ft of office space in Andheri East and Andheri West regions in Mumbai. Their Andheri East center, located at the prime location of Andheri Kurla Road, is a space they manage for the prestigious ICICI Bank with 1000+ workstations, which is a testament to their commitment to quality. Andheri West Center, the most preferred co-working space in the area, boasts of prestigious clientele like Warner Music, No Broker, Media Monks, and Excel Entertainment, inspiring confidence in the new Pune spaces and assuring you of the same level of excellence.

    In the Baner area of Pune, THE BOARDROOM will have a total space of more than 36,000 Sq Ft, adding around 800 seats. The Pride Gateway & SBC (Sadanand Business Center) offices make it an ideal managed office space for MNCs, IT companies, and other new-age companies. Both locations offer a plethora of modern amenities, collaborative workspaces, and an inspiring environment that fosters creativity and productivity, promising an exciting new work experience.

    India’s total penetration of the flex market is estimated to be around 6.5%, higher than the APAC region, which stands at 2 to 3%. In 2024, the flex market is estimated to grow around 60% to about INR 14,000 cr, as per a study done by Upflex. The co-working industry is not just growing; it’s booming. With a 43% increase in transactions recorded in the first quarter of this year compared to last year, the demand for flexible workspace solutions is at an all-time high. This surge in demand underscores the value proposition offered by co-working spaces, which provide cost-effective and flexible workspace solutions for companies of all sizes. The boardroom co-working is here to meet that demand, expanding into Pune to bring you the best flexible workspace solutions.

    Pune, known for its dynamic business landscape, has emerged as a frontrunner. According to recent data from Knight Frank India, the city leads in flex space transactions, with 1.2 lakh square feet transacted in the first quarter of this year alone. This surge in demand reflects the growing preference for co-working spaces among companies and independent professionals.

    Speaking about this, Mohit Palhade, Founder and CEO of THE BOARDROOM co-working, said, “Pune is a strategic market for us, given its prominence in the office space cooperation arena. Our entry into Pune marks a significant leap forward for THE BOARDROOM, and we are excited to cater to the diverse needs of businesses in this dynamic city. This expansion underscores our commitment to providing innovative workspace solutions that drive success and collaboration.”

    Further, Amit C Kamerkar, co-founder and CFO of THE BOARDROOM co-working said, “Expanding to markets like Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Pune is part of our growth strategy to meet the evolving demands of the modern workforce. We envision adding close to 2 Lac+ square feet of workspace shortly, reaffirming our commitment to empowering professionals across India.”

    THE BOARDROOM’s expansion into Pune signifies its dedication to driving innovation and collaboration in India’s thriving business landscape. With state-of-the-art facilities and a commitment to excellence, THE BOARDROOM co-working is poised to redefine the future of Pune’s flexible & managed office sector and beyond.

  • THE BOARDROOM Co-working Has Acquired 36000 Sq Ft Of Office Space In Pune To Address The Rising Demand For Flexible Workspaces


    (L-R) Mohit Palhade & Amit C Kamerkar

    MUMBAI: THE BOARDROOM co-working, the well-known Mumbai-based co-working company, has recently unveiled its exclusive expansion into Pune. The inauguration of two cutting-edge facilities, with a combined area of 36,000 square feet, marks a significant milestone in THE BOARDROOM’s journey of entering a new market and empowering professionals and businesses in Pune.

    THE BOARDROOM co-working has already established its success with more than 70,000 Sq Ft of office space in Andheri East and Andheri West regions in Mumbai. Their Andheri East center, located at the prime location of Andheri Kurla Road, is a space they manage for the prestigious ICICI Bank with 1000+ workstations, which is a testament to their commitment to quality. Andheri West Center, the most preferred co-working space in the area, boasts of prestigious clientele like Warner Music, No Broker, Media Monks, and Excel Entertainment, inspiring confidence in the new Pune spaces and assuring you of the same level of excellence.

    In the Baner area of Pune, THE BOARDROOM will have a total space of more than 36,000 Sq Ft, adding around 800 seats. The Pride Gateway & SBC (Sadanand Business Center) offices make it an ideal managed office space for MNCs, IT companies, and other new-age companies. Both locations offer a plethora of modern amenities, collaborative workspaces, and an inspiring environment that fosters creativity and productivity, promising an exciting new work experience.

    India’s total penetration of the flex market is estimated to be around 6.5%, higher than the APAC region, which stands at 2 to 3%. In 2024, the flex market is estimated to grow around 60% to about INR 14,000 cr, as per a study done by Upflex. The co-working industry is not just growing; it’s booming. With a 43% increase in transactions recorded in the first quarter of this year compared to last year, the demand for flexible workspace solutions is at an all-time high. This surge in demand underscores the value proposition offered by co-working spaces, which provide cost-effective and flexible workspace solutions for companies of all sizes. The boardroom co-working is here to meet that demand, expanding into Pune to bring you the best flexible workspace solutions.

    Pune, known for its dynamic business landscape, has emerged as a frontrunner. According to recent data from Knight Frank India, the city leads in flex space transactions, with 1.2 lakh square feet transacted in the first quarter of this year alone. This surge in demand reflects the growing preference for co-working spaces among companies and independent professionals.

    Speaking about this, Mohit Palhade, Founder and CEO of THE BOARDROOM co-working, said, “Pune is a strategic market for us, given its prominence in the office space cooperation arena. Our entry into Pune marks a significant leap forward for THE BOARDROOM, and we are excited to cater to the diverse needs of businesses in this dynamic city. This expansion underscores our commitment to providing innovative workspace solutions that drive success and collaboration.”

    Further, Amit C Kamerkar, co-founder and CFO of THE BOARDROOM co-working said, “Expanding to markets like Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Pune is part of our growth strategy to meet the evolving demands of the modern workforce. We envision adding close to 2 Lac+ square feet of workspace shortly, reaffirming our commitment to empowering professionals across India.”

    THE BOARDROOM’s expansion into Pune signifies its dedication to driving innovation and collaboration in India’s thriving business landscape. With state-of-the-art facilities and a commitment to excellence, THE BOARDROOM co-working is poised to redefine the future of Pune’s flexible & managed office sector and beyond.

  • VASA Indica Your way to the new Indica

    L-R Rishi Sakhuja, Yuvraj Singh Shergill and Devika Sakhuja

    New Delhi, sixteenth May 2024, Amidst the full of life streets of New Delhi, VĀSA Indica is about to open its doorways on May seventeenth at Regency One, marking the daybreak of a revolutionary period in retail. Over 60 rising designers will show their curated assortments. Nestled close to Dhan Mill, the 5000 sq. ft. retail area presents a meticulously crafted haven the place every model’s imaginative and prescient might be explored and appreciated in an surroundings that’s as inviting as it’s inspiring.

    Founded by a trio whose experience spans BUSINESS, DESIGN, and STRATEGY, VĀSA Indica is the brainchild of Rishi Sakhuja, Devika Sakhuja, and Yuvraj Singh Shergill. Each brings a particular perspective to this brainchild: Rishi’s strategic course and expertise in the direct-to-consumer market, Devika’s impeccable eye for curation and luxurious, and Yuvraj’s prowess in retail and actual property improvement. Together, they embody the ethos of The New Indica, providing sturdy assist to Indian manufacturers whereas boldly championing the essence of the Indica values.

    One of the founders of VĀSA Rishi Sakhuja additional provides “We search to revolutionize Indian style, curating picks that replicate modern traits. Empowering fashionable consumers to categorical individuality with confidence, it envisions a future synonymous with accessible and various style and life-style”.

    ” VĀSA Indica presents fashionable shoppers personalised styling help, handpicked occasions, and unique previews, shaping the surroundings right into a dynamic nexus the place craftsmanship, fashion, and commerce harmonize. Featuring manufacturers like Ka-Sha from Pune, Divya Sheth from Kolkata, Mimamsa from Lucknow,Tilla from Ahmedabad,Ekadi from Bihar, Naushad Ali from Pondicherry, Art Chives from Mumbai & Ode-to-Odd from Ranchi amongst others who proudly champions the essence of the Indica ethos, With costs starting from INR 10,000 to INR 75,000, luxurious turns into accessible, bridging India’s artisanal heritage with fashionable aspirations.

    The result’s a vacation spot the place exclusivity feels accessible and the place every bit of clothes or equipment comes with a story that provides to the bigger story of Indian style. VĀSA Indica is poised to make its mark on Delhi’s fashion panorama, providing a refreshing, thoughtfully curated tackle modern style that celebrates the better of India’s evolving id.


    Mansi Praharaj

  • How Crack Academy is Bridging the Education Gap

    Education is a basic pillar of growth in society, but vital disparities happen between rural and concrete areas. In our nation, college students residing in tier 3 and tier 4 cities typically want extra assets and infrastructure to accumulate high quality schooling. To overcome these hurdles, many college students select to journey to metropolitan cities, the place instructional establishments and assets are extra available. However, for them, touring to those cities for schooling is financially prohibitive. This monetary burden typically discourages college students from pursuing increased schooling or forces them to go for native as the Capital’s teaching facilities really feel like a distant dream.

    Hence, schooling academies play a pivotal position in bridging the hole, guaranteeing that college students in these smaller cities can entry the similar alternatives as these in city cities. Crack Academy, India’s main on-line Ed-tech platform for civil companies examination, is pioneering this mission to bridge the instructional hole between city and rural areas. In addition, the academy affords vocational programs and faculty teaching protecting the educational syllabus. Committed to equalizing instructional alternatives, geographical boundaries will not confine the path; aspirants can entry world-class schooling proper of their hometowns. The academy’s imaginative and prescient is clear: delivering extremely worthwhile schooling in Tier 3 and Tier 4 cities.

    To obtain this imaginative and prescient, Crack Academy affords numerous programs led by a workforce {of professional} and skilled lecturers. These programs cater to college students from courses 6 to 12, main aggressive exams like UPSC, IAS, SSC, Banking, vocational programs like AutoCAD, MS Office, Tally, Google Workspace, and plenty of different, specializing in their idea readability and fostering a tradition of curiosity, crucial considering, and lifelong studying. These initiatives are set to rework the lives of many college students, mirroring the instructional requirements in metropolitan areas.The academy goals to convey “Delhi wali teaching” to tier 3 & 4 cities, offering a conducive studying setting by way of an inexpensive and accessible Ed-tech resolution and Partner-owned Classroom Centers in smaller cities, bridging crucial studying gaps with a visionary strategy.

    In line with its dedication to excellence, Crack Academy has been honoured with the prestigious Educational Leadership Excellence Award at Global Indians Conclave and Awards (GICA) by Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways of India. The academy has additionally been acknowledged for its instructional contributions by way of its modern “Mere Sheher ke 100 Ratan” scholarship program. The 100% scholarships pave the path for budding stars to shine vibrant, no matter their financial backgrounds. Their imaginative and prescient is about nurturing expertise and sculpting futures the academy hosts classes with esteemed IAS officers, providing invaluable insights and steering to college students, enriching their studying experiences.

    By leveraging cutting-edge instructing methodologies and technology-enabled studying instruments, Crack Academy delivers an immersive studying expertise that empowers college students. They will discover themselves attending profession counseling classes the place luminaries like IAS, IIT, and MIT passouts share their journeys, inspiring them to succeed in for the stars. These classes aren’t nearly steering; they’re about instilling perception and fostering resilience in the face of adversity.

  • Tax Regime: Can the New Tax Regime be changed to the Old Regime? Know everything here

    Tax Regime: Can the New Tax Regime be changed to the Old Regime? Know everything here
    Tax Regime: Can the New Tax Regime be changed to the Old Regime? Know everything here

    While submitting ITR, you are actually feeling that you simply want you had chosen one other tax regime. If you additionally need to change the tax regime then this text is for you. Today we’ll inform you whether or not the tax regime can be changed or not. Let us inform you that you probably have not chosen the tax regime but, then the new tax regime has been robotically chosen.

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    The time has come to file Income Tax Return (ITR Filing 2024). Many taxpayers need to change the tax regime whereas submitting returns. Let us inform you that you probably have not chosen the tax regime, then the automated new tax regime will be chosen or can have been achieved.

    Can taxpayers who need to change the tax regime achieve this now? Come, tell us the reply to this query.

    default tax regime
    In Budget 2023, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had made modifications in the Income Tax slab. He had introduced the new tax regime. In this, Rs 3 lakh annual revenue is tax free and the tax has been rebooted to Rs 5 lakh. Let us inform you that the new tax regime is the default regime.

    If the taxpayer has not but chosen the tax regime, then tax will be paid beneath the automated new tax regime. Apart from this, the firm will even deduct TDS beneath the new tax regime.

    How To Switch Tax Regime?
    The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has not but given any info relating to whether or not the tax regime can be changed. This clearly implies that whether or not the tax regime can be changed or not is just not but clear.

    However, relating to this, tax specialists say that the firm provides the possibility to the taxpayer to settle the tax. If the firm doesn’t give this selection to the taxpayer then there is no such thing as a treatment for it.

    At the identical time, many specialists say that the taxpayer can choose the tax regime when he recordsdata ITR. That is, whereas submitting returns, taxpayers can select the regime as per their selection.

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