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Bengaluru man had Rs 41.69 lakh unexplained cash deposits, filed no ITR, claimed income below Rs 5 lakh and said his wife and father paid his expenses; why ITAT still refused relief

Bengaluru man had Rs 41.69 lakh unexplained cash deposits, filed no ITR, claimed income below Rs 5 lakh and said his wife and father paid his expenses; why ITAT still refused relief

The officer treated Rs 41.69 lakh as unexplained cash deposits under Section 69A. (Image for representative purpose only) When filing for a visa to fly abroad, an individual claimed he discovered he had a tax notice against his name that was due to cash deposits which the Income Tax Department saw as unexplained.The Income Tax…

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In 2002, George Clooney bought Villa Oleandra for USD 10 million; decades later, the ‘Ocean’s 11’ actor’s home is valued at a whopping USD 100 million |

In 2002, George Clooney bought Villa Oleandra for USD 10 million; decades later, the ‘Ocean’s 11’ actor’s home is valued at a whopping USD 100 million |

A deep dive into George Clooney and Amal Clooney’s Lake Como villa that he bought in 2002 for USD 10 million, but is now valued at USD 100 million. (YouTube) Over the years, George Clooney and his partner Amal Clooney have owned several properties, including their Los Angeles home that the actor sold in 2024,…

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Meet Sabrina Pasterski who started flying lessons at 9, built her own aircraft as a teen and flew solo at 16 |

Meet Sabrina Pasterski who started flying lessons at 9, built her own aircraft as a teen and flew solo at 16 |

Image credit: Instagram.com/sabrina.pasterski/ At an age when most teenagers are still figuring out what they want to become, Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski was already building something that could leave the ground. Born in Chicago in 1993, Pasterski developed an early fascination with aircraft and began flying lessons at nine. By her early teens, that interest had…

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Aquarius, Weekly Horoscope, September 06 to September 12, 2026: New connections and learning open doors to opportunity

Aquarius, Weekly Horoscope, September 06 to September 12, 2026: New connections and learning open doors to opportunity

Aquarius Weekly Horoscope (06.09.26 to 12.09.26)General:The week opens with bright, lively air around you. Early days feel like a window thrown open after a stale afternoon. You think faster, move faster, and people notice the spark. If you have been dragging your feet over a personal plan, a study target, or a business choice, Monday…

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‘This isn’t politics’: Brian Lara backs Imran Khan, calls for dignity and proper medical care for Pakistan legend | Cricket News

‘This isn’t politics’: Brian Lara backs Imran Khan, calls for dignity and proper medical care for Pakistan legend | Cricket News

Brian Lara and Imran Khan Former West Indies captain Brian Lara has become the latest prominent cricket figure to voice support for imprisoned former Pakistan captain Imran Khan, calling for proper medical care and humane treatment for the 1992 World Cup-winning skipper.Lara took to Instagram to express his concern over Khan’s situation, saying he was…

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India vs Pakistan: ‘No handshake’ again — Harmanpreet Kaur, Fatima Sana avoid customary gesture at Asia Cup toss | Cricket News

Harmanpreet Kaur, Fatima Sana NEW DELHI: The no-handshake saga between India and Pakistan continued in women’s cricket as Harmanpreet Kaur and Fatima Sana once again refrained from exchanging the customary gesture during the toss ahead of their Women’s Asia Cup 2026 clash in Dubai on Saturday.Pakistan captain Fatima Sana won the toss and elected to…

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Parents gifted their son a flat on condition he care for them; after he neglected them, Bombay HC cancelled the gift, but here’s why he may still inherit it later

Parents gifted their son a flat on condition he care for them; after he neglected them, Bombay HC cancelled the gift, but here’s why he may still inherit it later

The Bombay High Court considered Section 23 of the Senior Citizens Act. (Image for representative purpose only) A couple gifted their son a flat that they had bought in 2005 on the condition that he take care of them. Years later, the Bombay High Court directed the son to vacate the flat. Here’s what the…

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Vishal Chaturvedi: 'Hanuman Ansh' director reveals the set was vegetarian while shooting, did Hanuman chalisa everyday, he waived off his fees and was on a fruit diet for 4.5 months |

Vishal Chaturvedi: ‘Hanuman Ansh’ director reveals the set was vegetarian while shooting, did Hanuman chalisa everyday, he waived off his fees and was on a fruit diet for 4.5 months |

Hanuman Ansh which is inspired by the teachings of spiritual guru Neem Karoli Baba, has turned into an unexpected box-office success. After opening to a relatively quiet response in theatres, the film has picked up steadily and has now crossed the Rs 100 crore mark.Amid the film’s strong run, writer-director and producer Vishal Chaturvedi has…

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Meet Thorin Jonsson, the biologist who used 165-million-year-old insect wings to recreate the sounds of a Jurassic forest |

Meet Thorin Jonsson, the biologist who used 165-million-year-old insect wings to recreate the sounds of a Jurassic forest |

Millions of years ago, several species produced higher frequencies, just like the native leaf grasshopper. Image Credit: Thoris Jonsson/University of Graz Jurassic World was not silent. Around 165 million years ago, forests in present day Inner Mongolia were filled with the calls of insects communicating through sounds that ranged from low tones to frequencies beyond…

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