Tax on Dividends for Individual

Hello Professionals,
I've received the Dividend of Rs 60k from the shares which I've invested. Whether this amount is taxable or can i get a exemption u/s 10(34) or 115BBDA.... Please confirm.
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This discussion clarifies the taxability of dividends received by individuals in India. Following the withdrawal of Section 10(34), dividends received from FY 20-21 onwards are now taxable in the hands of shareholders. Section 115BBDA is no longer relevant, and dividend income is treated as taxable income under 'other sources'.

Section 10(34) which provide exemption to the share holders has been withdrawn , Thus dividend received during F.Y 20-21 and on wards now  taxable in the hands of Shareholders , Consequently  section 115BBDA  has no  relevance .Amount  received  as dividend  income now  will be taxable in the hands of Shareholders .

Yes it is taxable as normal income in other sources

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