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All That Is New In Baggage Rules 2026, From Higher Duty-Free Limit To Laptop Exemption
India's Baggage Rules 2026, effective February 2, raise duty-free limits for most travellers and simplify jewellery allowances with weight-based caps to streamline customs procedures.
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10 Things To Never Pack In Your Hand Luggage At Indian Airports
If you have ever been asked to step aside during a security check, it could be because of your luggage. Follow this simple guide to avoid any such hassle at Indian airports.
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Tough Law To Deal With Fugitive Economic Offenders Gets Cabinet Nod: 10 Points
A proposed law to help choke fugitives involved in major economic offences has been cleared by the government, amid investigations into a massive bank scam involving jewellery billionaires who have left the country. The Fugitive Economic Offenders Bill will help the government seize properties of those involved in fraud worth more than Rs 100 crore...
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Woman Asked To Remove Toe Ring At Exam Hall, Writes To Union Minister Maneka Gandhi
Union minister Maneka Gandhi has asked the Human Resource Development ministry to look into a complaint by a woman who was asked to remove all her jewellery - including a toe ring that symbolised her marital status - before she was allowed to sit for an examination for government jobs.
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Married Women Allowed 500 Gram Gold, Unmarried Women 250 Gram, Clarifies Government
The government's clarification on whether new tax rules for undeclared wealth will apply to gold and other jewellery today drew the spotlight on a 26-year-old rule that draws a distinction between "married and unmarried women" when it comes to how much gold one can get away with.
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All That Is New In Baggage Rules 2026, From Higher Duty-Free Limit To Laptop Exemption
India's Baggage Rules 2026, effective February 2, raise duty-free limits for most travellers and simplify jewellery allowances with weight-based caps to streamline customs procedures.
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10 Things To Never Pack In Your Hand Luggage At Indian Airports
If you have ever been asked to step aside during a security check, it could be because of your luggage. Follow this simple guide to avoid any such hassle at Indian airports.
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Tough Law To Deal With Fugitive Economic Offenders Gets Cabinet Nod: 10 Points
A proposed law to help choke fugitives involved in major economic offences has been cleared by the government, amid investigations into a massive bank scam involving jewellery billionaires who have left the country. The Fugitive Economic Offenders Bill will help the government seize properties of those involved in fraud worth more than Rs 100 crore...
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Woman Asked To Remove Toe Ring At Exam Hall, Writes To Union Minister Maneka Gandhi
Union minister Maneka Gandhi has asked the Human Resource Development ministry to look into a complaint by a woman who was asked to remove all her jewellery - including a toe ring that symbolised her marital status - before she was allowed to sit for an examination for government jobs.
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Married Women Allowed 500 Gram Gold, Unmarried Women 250 Gram, Clarifies Government
The government's clarification on whether new tax rules for undeclared wealth will apply to gold and other jewellery today drew the spotlight on a 26-year-old rule that draws a distinction between "married and unmarried women" when it comes to how much gold one can get away with.
