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₹1.3 lakh shopping in Japan, no receipts: Traveller's customs dilemma raises a question for Indians

An Indian traveller sparked a debate over India's customs rules on goods purchased abroad after throwing away money receipts. Here's what you need to know about the duty-free allowance and what items are qualified under the revised law.

₹1.3 lakh shopping in Japan, no receipts: Traveller's customs dilemma raises a question for Indians

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