Disclaimer

What CADialogue publishes is journalism and general financial education. It is not personal advice. This page explains the distinction and where the limits are.

Last updated: 21 September 2026

General information, not personal advice

Everything published on cadialogue.in — news reports, analysis, explainers, opinion columns, calculators and data tools — is general information about Indian finance. It is written for a broad readership and cannot take account of your income, your tax position, your existing holdings, your obligations, your time horizon or your appetite for risk.

It is therefore not:

• individual investment advice or a personal recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security, scheme or asset;
• a personalised tax opinion, or advice on how a rule applies to your particular facts;
• accounting, audit or legal advice;
• an offer or solicitation to buy or sell anything;
• a substitute for a professional engagement with someone who has looked at your circumstances.

Before acting on anything you read here, speak to a qualified professional — a SEBI-registered investment adviser, a Chartered Accountant, or a lawyer, depending on the question.

Markets carry risk

The value of investments can fall as well as rise, and you can get back less than you put in. Past performance does not indicate future results. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme-related documents carefully. Derivatives and leveraged products carry a risk of loss greater than the amount invested.

Market data on this site

The index, commodity, currency and cryptocurrency figures shown on CADialogue are sourced from third-party providers and are delayed and indicative. They are not real-time quotes, they are not an official price, and they are provided for general orientation only.

The market strip shows the time the figures were last refreshed, and tells you when a refresh has failed rather than leaving stale numbers looking current. Even so: do not trade on figures from this site. Use your broker, the exchange, or the issuer for an executable price.

Tax, GST and regulatory content

Indian tax and regulatory rules change frequently, sometimes with retrospective effect, and often differ by assessee category, state or financial year. An article is accurate as at its publication or update date, which is shown in its byline. It may have been overtaken since.

Where an article cites a circular, notification, gazette entry or filing, that document is linked under “Sources & references”. The original document governs, not our summary of it.

Accuracy

We take accuracy seriously and describe our sourcing and review standards in our Editorial Policy. We do not offer this disclaimer as cover for careless reporting: if something here is wrong, we want to know and we will correct it under our Corrections Policy.

That said, we cannot warrant that every figure on a site of this size is complete, current and error-free at every moment, and to the extent permitted by law we do not accept liability for loss arising from reliance on general information published here.

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