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Retail investors have quietly held the market together despite FII exits. Policy should now carry their confidence forward.
After all, markets don’t fall only when people sell, but when no one is willing to buy. Open market buybacks can help bridge that gap.
@SEBI_India@FinMinIndia
What if married couples in India were allowed to file a Joint Income Tax Return instead of two separate individual returns? 🤔
Right now, under the new regime, an individual can end up paying zero tax up to ₹12 lakh. But what if the total family income, considering both spouses, could be tax-free up to ₹20 lakh or even ₹24 lakh?
Let's dive in! 🧵
FIIs are selling left right and centre due to weak rupee, poor earnings and high valuations. Market is purely supported by the DII flows and mainly due to SIPs.
What will the govt do if Mutual fund SIPs are paused by retail investors. The blood bath in the market will be unimaginable. When the domestic investors are holding the fort in bad times, the government should have some morals to take care of these investors. LTCG has to go.
Developed economies provide far more benefits to retail investors than a developing economy where people are lot poorer. Infact, a nation like India which has sub $3000 as its percapita income should allow people to make more money instead of creating roadblocks.
Get rid of LTCG in the FY26-27 budget @nsitharaman@FinMinIndia
India’s stock market needs breathing space!
A recent BusinessWorld article made an important point:
Retail investors today are carrying the market on their shoulders.
Even the government once called them “shock absorbers”.
But instead of encouraging them, higher taxes, extra charges, and heavy regulations are slowly squeezing market participation.
Yes, global factors matter. But domestic policies matter too.
If investing becomes too costly, people will step back.
And that hurts long-term market growth.
Budget 2026 is a big opportunity to reduce the pressure.
Restore confidence!
Let India’s markets grow freely. Sometimes, growth needs support - not a choke hold.
What kind of mindset does the Finance Ministry have to tax short-term capital gains at 20% which was earned using money that was already taxed at 31.2%?
This is on top of the massive GST people pay on every single daily expense.
What kind of people think it’s acceptable to keep looting the same 3% of citizens again and again to run the system?
AAP MP Raghav Chadha's Bold Economic Reforms Pitch in Parliament!
Urges FM to reward domestic investments, enforce full GST pass-through in GST 2.0, & introduce Tokenisation Bill with regulatory sandbox for blockchain fractional ownership.
Game-changing ideas to boost India’s economy.
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45 days to go for the Budget.
As a taxpayer, I honestly have just one major concern right now, STT, LTCG, and STCG.
If there’s one topic that truly deserves to trend over the next 45 days, it’s taxation on market participants. That’s enough time to make STT, LTCG, and STCG a mainstream taxpayer issue, not a niche discussion.
These taxes directly impact long-term wealth creation, risk-taking, and market participation. If taxpayers don’t keep this conversation alive now, it will quietly be ignored again in the Budget.
45 days are more than enough, if we actually use them.