« Top Headlines » Open DEMAT Account in 24 hrs  ITR Filing 2025: These individuals are exempt from paying tax. Do they need to file returns?  Full List Of Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs Announced Wednesday  Top 5 tax-saving investment options for salaried individuals to consider before March 31, 2025  5 lesser lesser-known avenues of tax saving you can use to save income tax before March 31, 2025  March 15 is deadline for last advance tax installment: Know if you must pay «  Punjab I-T payers find new forms complicated... Charities too may ride bull as Montek moots tax sop for... » CFA Institute moves Delhi HC May, 25th 2007 Stung by the missive from the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) to wind up its operations in India, the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Institute has filed a petition in the Delhi High Court seeking a stay on the notice, even as it has decided to give $300 (Rs 12,300) to each of its 7,000 students to write the June 3 examinations outside India.   These locations are Kathmandu, Dhaka, Colombo, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong and the United Arab Emirates.   This move will help those candidates who initially thought of opting out of the examinations if they are not held in India, said S V Balachander, CFA institutes India consultant.    LOGISTICS OF TRAVEL                                                                         (costs in Rs)   Kathmandu Dhaka Colombo Singapore Travel* 8,000 12,000 14,000 18,000 Visa not  needed not  needed on arrival 580 Boarding/ Lodging** 4,300 NA 6,683 9,143 * Jet Airways (economy fares)   ** 3-star accommodation for single day   However, students will still have to bear the expenses of boarding and lodging and obtaining a visa.   Students who clear the CFA examinations are mostly employed as financial analysts by investment banks and broking houses. This year, more students from India will write the examinations than from either the UK or Canada.   On a complaint filed by the Hyderabad-based Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India, the AICTE had asked the CFA institute to stop its operations in India, as it had not taken the councils clearance.   The matter will come up for hearing in the court today.