Gift Tax On gift of money

I want to know that how much gift tax will be imposed if someone gift Rs. 17,00,000/ to someone
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In India, gifts of money are generally tax-free if the donor is considered a 'relative' of the recipient as defined by Section 56(2)(x) of the Income Tax Act. If the donor is not a relative, the gift may be subject to income tax based on the recipient's slab rate. It's crucial to clarify the relationship between the donor and donee to determine any tax liability.

If the donor is 'relative' to donee as defined under section 56(2)(x) IT act, no tax liability. Otherwise as per slab rate.

Please mention the relationship of donor and donee

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