Hi Mayank,
I would like to keep my question anonymous.
I have been working in an energy solutions-based company. It is a multinational engineering consultancy company. Our main line of business is engineering of oil and gas based refineries and related petrochemical plants.
I joined this Mumbai-based company in 2015 as a trainee.
I am happy with the work but my financial growth is very slow as compared to my friends working in similar companies.
I haven't switched companies as on now.
I am looking for a job switch both in India or abroad (Dubai/ Singapore). 
I have been trying hard to find a company for a job switch but I am not getting response from anyone.
I mainly try through LinkedIn and Naukri.
My questions to you are:
1. Could you please advise what is the best way to find jobs abroad (because I'm tired of applying via LinkedIn). Should I take any professional help? If yes, please suggest the name of a good company you know.
2. What is the best way to switch a job in India, considering the lack of response from employers through LinkedIn or Naukri?
I'll be very happy to have answers to this.
Thanks and regards,
Anonymous

Ans: Yes, you will have to disclose income under Salary and Business separately.
Further, you need to look for provisions of GST since your total receipts may go above statutory limit requiring you to get the GST registration done

Vipul Bhavsar
Chartered Accountant
www.capitalca.in

Ans: Department utility does not allow to set off loss from lower tax rate of head of income against higher tax rate of income. However, there is no such specification in the provisions of income tax.

Ans: Yes, you can seek help from a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) who handles debt management. They can analyse your loans, negotiate with banks/NBFCs, and create a repayment plan. You may also approach debt management companies or use bank restructuring options. Prioritise clearing high-interest private borrowings first. Professional guidance will help you regain control step by step.

Best Regards,

K. Ramalingam, MBA, CFP,

Chief Financial Planner,

www.holisticinvestment.in

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Ans: Shocked to hear your concerns! It’s surprising that even after completing MBBS from a reputed institution like Madras Medical College, you’re facing difficulties in finding the right job. But remember, this is not failure. It’s just a transition phase where patience and flexibility are key. It’s natural to feel low when expectations don’t meet reality, yet this doesn’t diminish your achievement. Explore alternative opportunities such as internships, research roles, rural postings, or preparing for specialization through NEET-PG if you haven’t already. Many successful doctors began their journeys in challenging conditions, and their perseverance eventually brought recognition. Talking with seniors and mentors can provide valuable guidance, while sharing your feelings with friends can help you avoid loneliness and fatigue.

At the same time, don’t neglect your mental and emotional well-being. Connect with peers who’ve been through similar struggles. It will remind you that this phase is temporary. You can also build additional skills in communication, public health, research, or even health technology, which may open new career paths. Use this period to strengthen your CV with workshops, volunteering, or online certifications. Most importantly, be kind to yourself: completing MBBS is already a huge accomplishment, and setbacks don’t define your worth. Sometimes, stepping back to rest and reflect can bring the clarity and energy you need to move forward with confidence.

Good luck.
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Ans: Dear Anonymous,
I do not have enough information to help you decide which one of these two men to choose but I can tell you one thing: it isn’t right to keep two people on the hook. You are only focusing on what’s good for you, even if that means hurting two people at the same time. We all are self-centred and care about our own happiness. There’s nothing wrong with that until that hurts other people. Whatever you decide, you must do so soon.

Hope this helps.

Ans: Dear Nyangoma,
I understand that you feel defeated right now, and that feeling is completely valid but trust me, you have not failed. Not everyone’s love story starts at the same time or follows the same pattern. I am sure you will find someone who is perfect for you soon. I suggest trying dating apps. A quick research will show you which apps cater to people looking for serious relationships and have more users in your age range. Once you figure that out, you can set up your profile and write an interesting bio, citing all your unique qualities and quirks upfront. I recommend adding your preference in a partner, what you expect from the relationship and what you bring to the table. This will attract the right kind of people and save you time and energy. Online dating will give you a little more control and a lot more options.

Best Wishes.

Ans: following good for long term:
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Ans: Dear Anonymous,
A few cultures across the world, married couples live in separate bedrooms and they seem to have better married lives. Now, this kind of an arrangement is very different from what we are used to; so you and your girlfriend need to sit down and talk about it and come to some sort of an arrangement that isn't extreme either for you or her. Talk, be honest...

All the best!
Anu Krishna
Mind Coach|NLP Trainer|Author
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Ans: Dear Anonymous,
You can't tell her not to come as it seems clear that your husband that's what he wants. What you can do instead is to draw a few boundaries that you can share with your husband. Keep these boundaries in place to keep your sanity intact. Initially, there will be a lot of resistance, but be firm. Slowly, when they realize that you are not going to budge and that the frequency of arguments and unpleasant situations are reducing, they will yield to it as well. Just be firm and keep at it; healthy boundaries help relationships stay healthier.

All the best!
Anu Krishna
Mind Coach|NLP Trainer|Author
Drop in: www.unfear.io
Reach me: Facebook: anukrish07/ AND LinkedIn: anukrishna-joyofserving/