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Daily Backup Dilemma: Decoding “Electronic Mode” vs. “Computer System” under Income Tax Act 2025.

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By Deepak Jain
| Tax Guru
Daily Backup Dilemma: Decoding “Electronic Mode” vs. “Computer System” under Income Tax Act 2025. A. Introduction: The transition to the Income Tax Act, 2025, has generated considerable compliance anxiety among tax practitioners and corporate finance controllers alike.
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Large language model empowered explainable and interpretable mental health analysis

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By Gargi Mishra, Rachna Jain, Deepak Jain, Ketan Kotecha, Ambarish R Kulkarni, Supriya Bajpai
| Nature Verified
Abstract Concern about expressing depressive symptoms on social media is growing in the digital age. Traditional detection methods can identify depression but lack clear, human-understandable explanations. We present a novel methodology “InsightDep”, a mental health analysis model specifically designed to detect depression in the social media users.
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I am planning to buy the Honda City facelift that was launched yesterday. How does it compare with the Volkswagen Virtus? I am also assuming that the government will continue supporting E20 fuel even if E85 is introduced in the future. So, is it still saf

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By Deepak Jain
| Autocar India
The new City facelift does make a stronger case now because Honda has added genuinely useful features like a larger infotainment screen and ventilated front seats, while pricing has remained fairly sensible. But fundamentally, the character of the car has not changed. Against the VW Virtus, the choice still comes down to personality. The Virtus is the more fun to drive option, especially with the turbo petrol engines, because it feels stronger, more eager and more engaging from behind the wheel.
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