Is old unutilised long-term capital loss allowed for set off against long-term capital gains under new regime?

I have incurred a long term capital LOSS from selling a property in India. The capital loss was calculated considering the indexed cost of acquisition and the value of consideration (i.e. Sale price) . My query is - - Whether the Long Term capital Loss arising out of sale of property can be set-off against the Long Term capitals gains from sale of Equity shares/ Mutual fund units of Equity schemes?

I have Long Term Capital Loss as on 23/07/2024 of Rs. 2462540 on sale of other assets. Can this be set off against future sale of assets

I have been carrying forward a capital loss from an apartment sale from FY 2019-20. Since then every year I'm using that to adjust against capital gains from Equity Mutual funds. I have been filing tax under the Old regime primarily because I have a home loan also. However, given the lower rates announced in the recent budget, the new regime may be more beneficial to me from FY 2025-26 onwards. If I shift to the new regime can I continue to carry forward the remaining amount of the capital loss and use that to adjust against capital gains from equity mutual funds? If that's not allowed in the new regime, then can I redeem the mutual funds and reinvest again before 31-Mar-25 thereby generating capital gains to the extent of the remaining amount of the carried forward capital loss, so that it would not go unused?

Sir, Can short term capital loss from listed shares be set off against long term capital gains from unlisted shares?