Is capital gains income included in new tax regime?

Income exempt from tax currently is ₹2.50 lakhs and is increased to ₹3.00 lakhs ( new regime) in the budget 2023. Whether income upto ₹7.00 lakhs is really exempt from tax? ( New regime). Please clarify.

Under the proposed new tax scheme, is the figure of Rs. 7 Lakhs inclusive of LTCG from sale of shares and mutual funds? Meaning, if one has regular income of 5,50,000 p.a. from pension, FD interest, etc and a capital gain of 1,50,000 from sale of equity - total amounting to Rs. 7 lakh, will his tax liability be nil or what will be his tax liability?

For the FY 23-24, my income from salary is ?7,02,876 as per form 16. I also have interest income of ?9,120. I also sold mutual funds and had long term capital gains of ?87,983. I want to know as to how my total income and tax would be computed. I was under the impression that my salaries and interest income will be treated differently and will not be eligible for tax under the new tax regime and my long term capital gain will be exempted since it is less 1 lakh, thus resulting in nil income tax. Is it correct or not?

For the FY 23-24, my income from salary is ?7,02,876 as per form 16. I also have interest income of ?9,120. I also sold mutual funds and had long term capital gains of ?87,983. I want to know as to how my total income and tax would be computed. I was under the impression that my salaries and interest income will be treated differently and will not be eligible for tax under the new tax regime and my long term capital gain will be exempted since it is less 1 lakh, thus resulting in nil income tax. Or my total income will be calculated by adding salary and capital gains, thus resulting in net tax payable?

If annual income is 12 lakh ,what will be tax on new regime