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The Union Budget 2025 brought welcome news for taxpayers, particularly those opting for the new tax regime. The government announced that income up to ₹12 lakh will attract zero income tax, further sweetened by a standard deduction of ₹75,000, effectively making income up to ₹12.75 lakh completely tax-free. This is a significant relief for many, but what if we told you that even with an annual income of ₹19.20 lakh, you could legally pay zero income tax?

While the government celebrates the passage of the Viksit Bharat-G RAM G Act, 2025, a deeper look reveals several critical issues that could make it a burden rather than a boon for the rural poor. By dismantling the established framework of MGNREGA, the new Act introduces fiscal and operational hurdles that may ultimately deprive workers of their livelihood.

Traveling by train in India is set to become slightly more expensive for long-distance commuters. The Ministry of Railways has announced a marginal increase in passenger fares, effective from December 26. While the hike aims to bolster railway infrastructure and safety, the government has ensured that short-distance travelers and daily commuters remain unaffected.

In a landmark judgment that carries significant weight for both job seekers and everyday drivers, the Supreme Court of India has clarified the legal status of renewed driving licences. The Court ruled that if a driving licence is renewed after a gap following its expiry, the renewal will not operate retrospectively from the date of expiry.

For millions of elderly passengers in India, train journeys often come with a lingering anxiety: "Will I get a lower berth, or will I be forced to climb to the top?" Addressing this long-standing concern, Indian Railways has introduced a significant rule change aimed at prioritizing travel comfort for senior citizens. The updated guidelines are designed to make the allocation of lower berths smoother, reducing the physical strain and safety risks associated with upper berths.

If you are applying for the SSC GD Constable 2026, follow these specific steps to access your dashboard and submit your form.

Applying for a Birth Certificate in India has transformed from a tedious, queue-filled chore into a streamlined digital experience. Whether you are a new parent registering a newborn or an adult (even up to 60 years old) applying for a certificate for the first time, the government’s online Civil Registration System (CRS) and various state portals have made it accessible to everyone.

In the realm of international diplomacy, accolades are more than just medals; they are symbols of strengthening alliances, mutual respect, and a nation's rising stature on the world stage. A recent infographic released by MyGov captures a historic milestone in Indian diplomacy: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has now been conferred with 29 Global Honours, a testament to India's deepening ties with nations across every continent.

Narayana Murthy’s frustration with India’s economic pace is valid, but his solution misses the mark. India’s youth are already working unbelievably hard—some of them in 12-hour study sessions for years on end.

In a world driven by technology, understanding how things work is no longer just a hobby—it’s a superpower. At AtriBOT, we are on a mission to make Robotics, Electronics, and Electrical Engineering accessible, affordable, and, most importantly, incredibly fun for students under 18.

This blog provides an in-depth look at the SSC Constable (GD) 2026 syllabus, based on the official recruitment notice. The Computer-Based Examination (CBE) is the first and most critical step in the selection process, consisting of 80 objective-type questions worth a total of 160 marks. The examination is divided into four sections, each designed to test specific skills required for a career in the Central Armed Police Forces. All questions are of Matriculation (10th Class) level.

Democracy is often a numbers game, but in Andhra Pradesh, the numbers aren't adding up. Imagine a scenario where nearly 40% of the electorate voted for a party, yet their voice has completely vanished from the state legislature. This isn't a case of suppressed votes or election malpractice—it is a deliberate political silence.

The landscape for workers in India has undergone a transformative shift this year. On November 21, 2025, the government officially implemented the four landmark Labour Codes, marking one of the most significant overhauls in the history of Indian labour legislation. A central pillar of this reform is the 2025 Labour Minimum Wage Hike, designed to address the rising cost of living and ensure that economic growth reaches every rung of the ladder.