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The water crisis in Bengaluru signals an alarming situation, especially considering summer months are just about starting. But the situation in India's silicon valley seems to be just the beginning -- there is a nationwide crisis looming over India's urban landscape. UP's Ghaziabad has already been declared a 'red zone' after the groundwater level reached concerning levels. Here are other top Indian cities which may face a water scarcity this summer.

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Securities Transaction Tax (STT) is imposed on both buyers and sellers in the Indian stock market. Capital loss occurs while selling an asset for less than its purchase price and can be used to offset capital gains. Both short-term and long-term losses can be carried forward for 8 years.

In this video, we take a deep dive into the aviation industry in India and explore the reasons behind the recent bankruptcy of Go Airlines, popularly known as GoAir. We examine the challenges faced by airlines in making profits in the competitive Indian market and how IndiGo Airlines, the country's largest carrier, manages to stay ahead of its rivals. We analyse the factors that led to GoAir's financial troubles, including high operating costs and intense competition. We also discuss the airline's plans for restructuring and potential acquisition by other players in the industry.

Indian airlines face a potential capacity shortage in the peak December quarter due to sluggish aircraft induction plans. With only a marginal increase in the domestic fleet size since the suspension of low-cost carrier Go First, supply chain disruptions and delayed deliveries have grounded a significant number of planes. IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air have added planes, but maintenance work and spare parts shortages have impacted operations. As demand picks up, the supply chain challenges could become a significant concern, affecting travel during the upcoming travel season.

As a trader every time you want to book profits, the funds take T+2 days to come to your account. It often makes you miss out on other good opportunities. But that’s set to change. If you are a trader or an investor SEBI has some good news for you on that front. It has decided to cut the settlement cycle by a whole day. From October the settlement will follow a T+1 cycle instead of the current T+2. Watch to find out how will this affect you.

Kuvera co-founder Neelabh Sanyal takes us through his portfolio. Sanyal invests 80% of his assets in equities through index funds. These are index funds tracking the Nifty, Nasdaq and Midcap indices. The balance amount is in FDs and liquid funds.

India has reopened applications for its ambitious chipmaking programme, the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM), after the three initial aspirants failed to qualify for government financial incentives. The programme, valued at $10 billion, aims to bolster India's semiconductor and display fab manufacturing capabilities. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has extended the application window until December 2024, allowing both new and existing applicants to submit their proposals. Watch this video to learn more about the modified scheme, the importance of nanometer measurements in chip technology, and the key players involved in the Indian semiconductor industry.

Join us as we delve into the recent labor law amendments in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, two southern states in India, and explore their implications for workers, manufacturers, and the nation's quest for global manufacturing supremacy. The amendments, driven by global manufacturers like Apple, aimed to extend daily working hours but faced opposition and subsequent withdrawal in Tamil Nadu. The Congress Party criticized the BJP-led Karnataka government's anti-labor policies and pledged to repeal the amendments if elected. This video examines the impact of these legal shifts, highlights the disparity between organized and unorganized labor conditions, and discusses the challenges in attracting global manufacturers away from China. Discover why weaker labor protections may not be the solution and explore the key factors that states must focus on to attract investments and promote better compliance with labor-protection regulations. Don't miss this insightful analysis on India's journey towards achieving a robust manufacturing sector and creating a conducive environment for both workers and manufacturers.

Health insurance policies come with different terms and conditions, which can be confusing for policyholders. Two important terms that people often confuse are deductibles and co-payments. A deductible is an amount that policyholders need to pay out of their own pockets before their insurance company starts covering the costs. A co-payment, on the other hand, is a fixed percentage of the medical expenses that policyholders need to pay even after their insurance company starts covering the costs. For example, if a policy has a co-payment clause of 10%, the policyholder will have to pay 10% of the medical expenses, while the insurance company will cover the rest.