Himanshi Singh is a sub-editor at Times Network. She covers a diverse range of topics including capital markets, economic policy, and both global and local economies, while also delving into mental health care and wealth management. Himanshi's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Analytics Vidhya, Cureus Journal of Medical Science, Cainz, and ASPIRE.
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Himanshi's coverage primarily revolves around finance, stock market movements, and investments in India. She focuses on press releases, government announcements, and private sector news related to business, sales & marketing, industry developments as well as finance & economy.
If you have insights into new financial regulations or market trends within the Indian context or can provide expert commentary on recent government announcements impacting businesses or the stock market in India then Himanshi could be interested in your input. Offering exclusive data-backed analysis related to stock performance predictions or upcoming IPOs may also catch her attention.
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By: Himanshi Singh
This simple Google tool can decrease the chances of strangers coming across your private information lying on the internet. However, you must know that the ‘Results about you’ feature does not erase the data from the original website, for which you would need to contact the site owner.
By: Himanshi Singh
Your personal details on the internet can make you susceptible to frauds and cyber scams.
By: Himanshi Singh
Manoj Soman had not filed an ITR for the relevant assessment year, which is FY 10-11 in this case. Based on information available through the AIR mechanism and other departmental databases, the Income-tax Department noticed substantial cash deposits in the taxpayer's bank account. ITAT Mumbai, however, ruled in the assesse's favour, saying TDS cannot be denied even if ITR is not filed.
By: Himanshi Singh
Making travel more rewarding and accessible for customers this summer, BOBCARD is offering instant discounts, exclusive deals, and convenient EMI options that help travellers save more while enjoying seamless journeys. For example, BOBCARD users can get up to RS 8000 instant discount on domestic and international flights; claim up to 15% instant discount on flight and hotel bookings on MakeMyTrip.
By: Himanshi Singh
Making travel more rewarding and accessible for customers this summer, BOBCARD is offering instant discounts, exclusive deals, and convenient EMI options that help travellers save more while enjoying seamless journeys. For example, BOBCARD users can get up to RS 8000 instant discount on domestic and international flights; claim up to 15% instant discount on flight and hotel bookings on MakeMyTrip.
By: Himanshi Singh
Credit cards can come especially handy when it comes to travel and hotel bookings, and help you save thousands.
By: Himanshi Singh
1 / 8 EPF withdrawal through UPI soon The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) will soon make it easier for members to withdraw their Employee Provident Fund (EPF).
By: Himanshi Singh
Wealth wisdom of the day: Working for money is not the key to wealth; it should be the other way around, is what Robert Kiyosaki suggests - “The poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.” But there’s something even more important than making more money – how much you keep.
By: Himanshi Singh
Himanshi Singh ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad' fame Robert Kiyosaki needs no introduction. He earned wide praise and fame due to this book, which advocates financial literacy.
By: Himanshi Singh
Wealth wisdom of the day: Working for money is not the key to wealth; it should be the other way around, is what Robert Kiyosaki suggests - “The poor and the middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.” But theres something even more important than making more money – how much you keep.
