I Have Piramal Pharma 300 share @191.46. Presently it traded @ 92.55. what should I do?

Ans: For claiming exemption u/s 54, gain amount is required to be invested in buying/constructing new property as per prescribed conditions. Thus, if before filing ITR if gain amount is paid to builder you are not liable to pay tax on LTCG. However, interest on FD will be taxable. Unutilised amount can be kept in capital gain scheme account.

Ans: Hello;

How much is the approx current market value of your house?

What is the age of your grand children?

Please clarify.

Thanks;

Ans: Hello;

Please sort out the matter between your DP and yourself regarding original share certificates.

I don't think photocopies of share certificates will help.

Which company stock and NCD are you referring to?

Please clarify.

Thanks;

Ans: For claiming exemption u/s 54F, entire sale proceeds of land is required to be invested in buying new property as per prescribed conditions.

Ans: Claiming 54F for reconstruction of house can be matter of subject to litigation. In my view, dismantle of existing house and reconstructing new structure can be considered as construction of new house for 54F

Ans: May be in low ranked NITs

Ans: Yes, taking the I-pill can cause delayed periods or irregular bleeding. Sometimes after taking I-pill spotting can occur within 7 days and cause irregular bleeding also. The I-pill is an emergency contraceptive pill that contains a high dose of hormones that can disrupt your menstrual cycle.
But it is advisable to do pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy by beta hcg blood test or kit test.
Or visit your nearby gynae to rule out other causes if delayed menses

Ans: Yes, taking the I-pill can cause delayed periods or irregular bleeding. Sometimes after taking I-pill spotting can occur within 7 days or cause delayed menstrual bleeding also. The I-pill is an emergency contraceptive pill that contains a high dose of hormones that can disrupt your menstrual cycle.
But it is advisable to do pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy.
Or visit your nearby gynae to rule out other causes if delayed menses.

Ans: Hello dear.
If you have health problems and failed in board exams in 2023, 2,4, and 25 then I would like to suggest you clear your 12th from the NIOS board if possible. The examination pattern is simple as compared to state or CBSE boards. But this is just an option for you. But if you are comfortable with your existing board, then you can appear in 2026, and take care that you must score min 75% in the board examination to be eligible for JEE (Adv). First clear Board Exam 2026 with 75%, then JEE (Main) with the required cut-off, and then JEE (Adv). But you are eligible for JEE (Main) and not JEE (Adv). For more clarity, I suggest you read the latest brochure of JEE (Adv/Main) released by NTA and IIT.
Best of luck to your upcoming examinations and bright future.

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