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The reduction in tax deductions impacts taxpayers differently based on their income level, tax regime preference, and investment habits . Below is a detailed analysis of the impact on various income groups. (Post Budget FY 2025-26) 1. Low-Income Group (₹5 Lakh - ₹10 Lakh per year) 🔹 Impact ✅ Minimal impact since income up to ₹7 lakh is still exempt under the new tax regime rebate . ✅ However, those relying on 80C, 80D, and HRA deductions under the old regime may pay slightly higher taxes . 🔹 Who Benefits? ✔️ Salaried employees with no major investments in PPF, LIC, NPS, ELSS . ✔️ Individuals preferring simpler compliance over tax-saving complexities . 🔹 Who Loses? ❌ People who used to claim high deductions (up to ₹2 lakh under 80C + HRA + Home Loan Interest). ❌ Families relying on medical and insurance tax benefits (80D). 🔹 Suggested Strategy ✅ Shift to the new tax regime for better benefits if deductions are minimal. ✅ Invest in government-backed infra bonds to optimize tax ...

 Increasing the monthly income of farmers in India requires a combination of short-term solutions, policy changes, and long-term development strategies. Here are key approaches: 1. Diversification of Crops Encourage farmers to grow high-value crops like fruits, vegetables, and spices along with traditional staples. Promote organic farming and certification for premium markets. 2. Access to Modern Farming Techniques Provide training on modern and sustainable farming techniques, such as drip irrigation, precision farming, and integrated pest management. Equip farmers with tools for soil health monitoring and water conservation. 3. Value Addition and Agro-Processing Support small-scale agro-processing units for value-added products like jams, pickles, and juices. Facilitate direct market access for processed goods through e-commerce platforms. 4. Improved Market Access Promote Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) to give farmers better bargaining power. Encourage direct farm-to-market...