Новости за 05.07.2019

Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman decided to increase the levy on rich taxpayers. Under the new tax regime, those with income between Rs 2 crore and Rs 5 crore will pay tax at the rate of 39%, and those earning more than Rs 5 crore will have to pay tax at 42.74%.

Aadhaar and PAN may soon be interchangeable. The finance minister proposed to allow those who don’t have PAN to file income tax returns by simply quoting their Aadhaar number. PAN not linked with Aadhaar will be made “inoperative” by September 1.

Finance minister Niramala Sitharaman got off to a brisk start by taking the looming economic challenges head-on in her maiden Budget. This was the first budget by a woman full- time finance minister. The budget seemed to fortify Modi’s image as a crusader for ‘Gaon, Garib and Kisan’.

Shoaib Malik announced his retirement from ODIs after Pakistan ended their 2019 World Cup campaign with a 94-run win against Bangladesh at Lord's on Friday. Pakistan won their last four games but failed to qualify for the semis. Soon after the match, Malik shared the news of his retirement on social media.

Here are the big sports events lined up for Saturday (July 06) that comprise the ICC World Cup 2019 match between India and Sri Lanka at Headingley in Leeds.

The horrendous batting show against the West Indies, when they were all out for just 105, cost Pakistan dear in the World Cup lamented skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed after his side exited from the showpiece on Friday.

Salman Khan shares video of his ‘favourite superstar’

Anupam Kher takes a jibe at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in his latest tweet

'Malaal': Public review of Meezaan Jaffrey, Sharmin Segal's debut movie

Defending champion Novak Djokovic went level with Boris Becker's mark of 12 appearances in the Wimbledon fourth round on Friday despite a mid-match blip.

Ton-up Imam-ul-Haq (100) and a six-wicket haul from Shaheen Afridi (6/35) helped Pakistan register a clinical 94-run win over Bangladesh in their last 2019 World Cup match at the Lord's in London on Friday. Pakistan failed to qualify for the semis but ended their campaign on a winning note, finishing fifth on the points table.

Ton-up Imam-ul-Haq (100) and a six-wicket haul from Shaheen Afridi (6/35) helped Pakistan register a clinical 94-run win over Bangladesh in their last 2019 World Cup match at the Lord's in London on Friday. Pakistan failed to qualify for the semis but ended their campaign on a winning note, finishing fifth on the points table.

The Prime Minister-led Appointments Committee of the Cabinet Friday "curtailed the tenure" of CBI additional director M Nageswar Rao and transferred him to the Home Ministry as director general fire services, civil defence and home guard. The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet comprises Prime Minister Narendra Modi and home minister Amit Shah.

Tara Sutaria looks fresh as daisy as she gets papped at Bandra in Mumbai

Arjun Kapoor says he just wants to enjoy his relationship with Malaika Arora; no marriage plans as of now!

Clash between ‘Mission Mangal’, ‘Saaho’ and ‘Batla House’ on Independence Day

Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore hails Union Budget 2019, calls it 'future building' budget

World's best all-rounder Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan continued his terrific form and slammed a record-equalling seventh fifty-plus score of the tournament in their final group match against Pakistan at Lord's on Friday. The left-hander became only the second batsman after India legend Sachin Tendulkar to achieve the feat in a World Cup.

Watch: Bhojpuri song 'Gir Gail Odani Ganna Ke Khet Mein' Ft. Pawan Singh and Kajal Raghwani

Will Bobby Deol’s son Aryaman Deol be a part of ‘Dostana 2’?

Ananya Panday reveals how BFF Suhana Khan came to her rescue to deal with all trolls

Rangoli Chandel slams Deepika Padukone, accuses her of using ‘depression for publicity’

Budget for 2019 attempts to take advantage of the subdued oil prices projected in the Economic Survey by raising excise duty and road cess by Re 1 each to garner about Rs 20,000 crore in the remaining months of the fiscal. The previous Modi govt had raised excise duty on fuel nine times between Nov 2014 and Jan 2016 to sponge off part of the savings from crude’s free fall to raise money for social welfare schemes.