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	How to design a tax-smart salary package Here is a checklist to help you work out tax-smart salary and perk options: Email this

	ITR-1? That's your new income tax form The new income tax returns form, ITR-1, is relatively simpler than Saral. Here is a lowdown on what salaried individuals will now have to cope with. Email this

	Zero tax on income of Rs 11.20 lakh? There will be zero Income Tax on income of Rs. 11.20 lakh (Rs 1.12 million). Impossible? No, it isn't. Email this

	The success story of Sun Pharma For a company that started in 1983 with just five people and five products, it's no mean achievement that Sun Pharma today commands the largest market capitalisation of Rs 21,271 crore (Rs 212.71 billion) in the pharma universe. Email this

	'I lost 11 kilos in two months' Get Ahead reader Anuj Thakur shares his inspiring weightloss story with us. Email this

	6 yoga steps to perfect digestion These six exercises will help rejuvenate your digestion by involving the parasympathetic nervous system -- the department dealing with repair and rejuvenation of the body. Email this

	Credit card woes: MRTPC raps banks The investigative arm of MRTPC has alleged flagrant flouting of the November 2005 RBI guidelines on credit cards by commercial banks like ICICI, HSBC and Citibank. Email this

	Sacked NRI IT analyst vows to fight on in US Neelima Tirumalasetti, a victim of outsourcing, will continue her fight even though a US court has ruled in favour of her former employer. Email this

	Investing in India's infrastructure In this article, we analyse the performance and prospects of various infrastructure related sectors, including petroleum and natural gas. We have left the real estate sector out of the current analysis Email this

	The world's fastest trains As roads and airports get slower, trains go ever faster. Email this