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  If You’re Unemployed, Working From a New State or Freelancing Due to the Pandemic, Start Preparing Your Taxes Now! © Rangely Garcia / Money Working-From-Home-Tax-Deductiable You’re probably eager to put 2020 behind you, but unfortunately, at least one aspect of this tumultuous year is going to linger into the next one. Tax season 2021 is primed to be a confusing one, with a laundry list of new considerations to take into account. For the millions of Americans who lost their jobs, were relegated to working from home or taking on gig work to make ends meet, there are potential tax ramifications to the changes we made in our lives to accommodate COVID-19. Come April, your income taxes might look a little (or a lot) different. Here’s what to keep in mind now so you’re not surprised by a big bill. © Provided by Money.com Residency rules will cause confusion Let’s say you decamped from an apartment in a big city to a summer house for a few months this year, or moved back into your childhoo

  Hindi Diwas 2020: 6 Must-Read Hindi Novels written by Female Writers!!! Hindi Diwas is celebrated on September 14 every year because on this day in 1949, the Constituent Assembly of India had adopted Hindi written in Devanagari script as the official language of the Republic of India. The fourth most widely spoken language in the world has been the medium of communication for Indians with a number of diverse mother tongues. It is no wonder that Hindi has a centuries-long literary history. With social media dictating what content we consume, Hindi may not be getting the same space as English. We spoke to Ankush Kumar, Founder of Hindinama, a community that seeks to connect and interact with people who speak, write, and like Hindi and wish to see it established as a literary language. “Social media has generated interest in reading among the youth. Many literary platforms and publishing institutions have also made access to books easier which has served as a bridge between literature a

  Independence Day 2020: 10 Interesting Facts About Indian Tricolour Flag You Should Know The 74th Indian Independence Day is just around the corner and the nation is gearing up to celebrate the day. Independence Day marks the day when India became free from British rule, and also a reminder of the countless sacrifices of our freedom fighters who fought to liberate the country.  The day is celebrated every year on August 15 with much pomp and fervour and the Prime Minister unfurls the 'tiranga' or the tricolour on the Red Fort. However this year, festivities will be a subdued affair in the wake of coronavirus.  The National Flag of India is the pride of all the citizens of the country and represents our hopes and aspirations. The late Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru called it "a flag not only of freedom for ourselves but a symbol of freedom to all people."  Here are some interesting facts about the Tiranga:   1. Indian National Flag was designed by Pingali Venkayya

  Cricket legend's blood to be used in biography Sachin Tendulkar's blood is to be used in a special edition of a huge biography of the Indian cricket legend, its publishers said Monday. A giant de luxe book, the Tendulkar Opus, is coming out in February, with 10 copies being printed using his blood. The mammoth book is designed to be the "ultimate tribute to a living sporting legend" and "the definitive work on his life and career", publishers Kraken said. "The signature page will be mixed with Sachin's blood -- mixed into the paper pulp so it's a red resin," Kraken chief executive Karl Fowler said, according to The Guardian newspaper. "It is what it is -- you will have Sachin's blood on the page. "It's not everyone's cup of tea, it's not to everyone's taste and some may think it's a bit weird. But the key thing here is that Sachin Tendulkar to millions of people is a religious icon. "And we thought h

Taapsee Pannu gifts a smartphone to a carwasher’s daughter to help her prepare for NEET exam Actress Taapsee Pannu has proved herself as one of the versatile actresses and her film choices have earned her a fan following that looks up to her. Recently, the actress was left emotional when she read an article about a girl from Karnataka, determined to become a doctor, was facing roadblocks to prepare for exams without a smartphone since most of the training and education has turned online due to the pandemic. The father had sought help to get a smartphone to assist in the education. Taapsee instantly got in touch with the family and dispatched a phone right away. Talking to a news portal, the young student was quoted saying, “Today, I got the phone from Taapsee ma'am. It's an iPhone which I can't believe. I could not even have imagined this! I will work hard and try to clear NEET (Medical entrance exam). Let your blessings be with me." On the work front, earlier this yea

Guinness World Records awards a certificate to the late Shakuntala Devi Guinness World Records has honoured the late Shakuntala Devi with the record title for 'Fastest human computation'. This certificate has come as a welcome surprise mere days ahead of the release of the biopic, Shakuntala Devi on Amazon Prime Video. The Fastest human computation is 28 seconds and was achieved by Shakuntala Devi (India), successfully multiplying two randomly selected 13 digit numbers, at Imperial College London, UK, on June 18, 1980. The certification was received by Anupama Banerji, daughter of the late Shakuntala Devi. Shakuntala Devi is directed and written by Anu Menon and  stars Vidya Balan as Shakuntala Devi, Sanya Malhotra as Anupama Banerji alongside Jisshu Sengupta and Amit Sadh in other pivotal roles. "It is an overwhelming moment for me to be able to receive this honor on my mother's behalf. To be conferred with the certificate of 'Fastest human computation' is an

Remembering Chandra Shekhar Azad: 10 Facts About India’s Fearless Freedom Fighter India had a good number of freedom fighters who fought to secure the country’s independence from British rule, and among the well known personalities was Chandra Shekhar Azad. July 23, marks the birth anniversary of the fearless man who chose to make the supreme sacrifice by taking his own life to escape imprisonment and torture at the hands of the British. Also Read - PM Modi Remembers Chandra Shekhar, Talks About PMs Museum Chandra Shekhar Azad was born on July 23, 1906 in Bhabhra village in the present-day Alirajpur district of Madhya Pradesh. His mother, Jagrani Devi, wanted him to be a great Sanskrit scholar so he was sent to Kashi Vidyapeeth, Banaras to study. As a freedom fighter, he was involved in the Kakori Train Robbery of 1925, in the attempt to blow up the Viceroy of India’s train in 1926, and in the shooting of British police officer JP Saunders at Lahore in 1928. Also Read - Chandra Shekhar

INTRODUCTION India   is a country that is progressively growing in its economy and within that country there are many different types of organisations and companies that have made millions and billions. And today on  autodidact27,  we are going to look at the biggest billionaires in all of India. Hey everybody what's  going on, we like to throw in a top 10 list from time to time.  We are gonna look at the biggest billionaires in India on top of that if you guys had a billion dollars,what would you spend your money on?  Let me know down there in the comments section below? Let's get started with number 10. 10. Gautam Adani  Now he is the founder of the Adani Group, which deals with coal trading and mining and gas and oil production and although now he is 55 years old he began this company in 1988 and currently because of this he has approximately 10.1 billion dollars.  9. Uday Kotak  Talking about now who had made his billions in banking being the manager of the Kotak Mahin