Buying a property in India can be challenging in itself, but when the seller is a non-resident Indian (NRI), the process becomes even more complex. While location, pricing, and negotiation remain critical, buyers must also navigate a web of tax compliance and documentation requirements. A single error in the transaction can result in steep penalties, especially when it comes to Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) under Section 195 of the Income Tax Act. Unlike typical real estate deals bet

In a recent statement, US Vice President JD Vance asserted that green card holders in the United States do not possess an indefinite right to remain in the country and can face deportation at the administration's discretion. His remarks come as US President Donald Trump continues to push for the controversial 'Trump Gold Card', a new investor visa program allowing foreigners to obtain US citizenship by investing $5 million in the country. The remarks were made during an interview

A Reddit user recently sparked an online debate after sharing how living abroad made them feel more connected to their Indian roots. The user, who has been residing in Paris for three years, claimed they never appreciated their Indian identity as much as they do now. Sharing their experience on Reddit's Non-Resident Indians (NRI) community, they described how moving away from India changed their perspective on culture, food, and music. The Reddit user explained that while living in India,

US President Donald Trump delivered a triumphant address to Congress, emphasizing his administration’s policy shifts in global trade, domestic regulations, and federal restructuring. Within just six weeks of taking office, Trump boasted of achievements that have significantly altered America’s foreign relations, triggered trade disputes, and reduced the size of the federal workforce. His speech was met with a standing ovation from Republican supporters, while Democrats protested s