« Top Headlines » Open DEMAT Account in 24 hrs  Tax planning for 2025: How to maximise your savings before March 31 deadline  New income tax bill reaches Parliament: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman tables I-T Bill 2025 in Lok Sabha  5 major changes in the last 6 months every taxpayer should know!  Good news for taxpayers: ITR forms updated to allow 87A tax rebate claims, but there's a catch  Top 10 income tax changes from 2024 to look out for while filing ITR in 2025 «  Transfer pricing regulations should be sensitive to business... Expenditure tainted with illegality... » Nod for courts computerisation February, 10th 2007 The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs on Thursday gave its approval for computerisation of district and subordinate courts at a cost of Rs 441.80 crore in the first phase. The main objective of computerisation is to enhance judicial productivity qualitatively and also to make the justice delivery system affordable, accessible, cost-effective, transparent and accountable. The first phase of the project will be implemented in two years. The whole project is likely to be completed in three phases. The second and third phase will cost Rs 225 crore and Rs 174 crore, respectively.