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The Lok Sabha has passed a bill granting tax exemptions to foreign bond investors, enhancing India's investment appeal. This amendment to the Income-tax Act, 2025, aims to attract more foreign capital and boost economic growth. By easing tax burdens, the government hopes to strengthen the bond market and improve overall financial stability.
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