According to @simplykashif, India’s crypto TDS collections rose 41% year over year to INR 511.83 crore in FY 2024-25 from INR 362.70 crore in the prior year (source: @simplykashif on X, Dec 26, 2025). Because Section 194S of the Income-tax Act mandates a 1% TDS on consideration for virtual digital asset transfers, the reported collections imply roughly INR 51,183 crore in taxable crypto transaction value for FY 2024-25 versus about INR 36,270 crore a year earlier (source: Government of India Finance Act 2022, Section 194S; source: @simplykashif on X, Dec 26, 2025). For traders, the increase indicates a larger onshore, reportable trading footprint on compliant Indian platforms that deduct TDS under CBDT guidance, a useful input when assessing INR-quoted market activity and exchange participation (source: CBDT guidelines on Section 194S; source: @simplykashif on X, Dec 26, 2025).

According to Sumit Gupta (CoinDCX) on Twitter, the Indian Army's professionalism and sacrifice during Operation Sindoor have reinforced national unity and stability. This heightened sense of security and patriotism can positively influence investor confidence in India's digital asset markets, as historically, national stability is correlated with increased capital inflows and reduced volatility in crypto trading. Traders should monitor local regulatory discussions and market sentiment shifts linked to Operation Sindoor's developments, as these can directly impact liquidity and trading volumes for INR-denominated cryptocurrency pairs (Source: @smtgpt, Twitter, May 6, 2025).