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Charitable character assessment preserves Section 80G approval despite inclusive spiritual teachings and incidental religious expenditure within the s...
Penalty proceedings for cash-loan acceptance require assessment proceedings and recorded Assessing Officer satisfaction; absent these, the proceedings...
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BRICS members warned against the proliferation of trade-restrictive measures, including indiscriminate tariff hikes, non-tariff barriers and coercive practices that threaten global trade, disrupt supply chains, and risk marginalising the Global South; they urged defence of the multilateral trading system and compliance with WTO rules, called for UN reform and adherence to international law, condemned a recent terrorist attack and reiterated counter-terrorism commitments, pledged support for the incoming BRICS chairmanship and future meetings, and endorsed practical initiatives on cross-border payments, investment, reinsurance and commodity exchange mechanisms while noting recent high tariffs imposed by a major economy.
BRICS members warned against the proliferation of trade-restrictive measures, including indiscriminate tariff hikes, non-tariff barriers and coercive practices that threaten global trade, disrupt supply chains, and risk marginalising the Global South; they urged defence of the multilateral trading system and compliance with WTO rules, called for UN reform and adherence to international law, condemned a recent terrorist attack and reiterated counter-terrorism commitments, pledged support for the incoming BRICS chairmanship and future meetings, and endorsed practical initiatives on cross-border payments, investment, reinsurance and commodity exchange mechanisms while noting recent high tariffs imposed by a major economy.
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