Income from Other Sources includes various types of earnings that do not fall under the other four heads of income (i.e., Salary, House Property, Business or Profession, and Capital Gains). Here are some examples of income that are categorized under "Income from Other Sources":Interest Income: Interest earned on savings accounts, fixed deposits, recurring deposits, and other bank deposits is considered income from other sources.Dividend Income: Dividends received from investments in shares of companies are classified as income from other sources.Rental Income from Machinery, Plant, or Furniture: If you rent out machinery, plant, or furniture, the rental income is categorised under this head.Winning from Lotteries, Crossword Puzzles, and Game Shows: Income from lottery winnings, crossword puzzles, and game shows is considered as income from other sources.Gifts and Cash Prizes: Gifts or cash prizes received on special occasions or events are considered as income from other sources.Royalty Income: Income received as royalty for granting the use of intellectual property like copyrights, patents, or trademarks is categorized as income from other sources.Family Pension: Pension received by the family members of a deceased employee is treated as income from other sources.Interest on Tax Refunds: Interest received on tax refunds from the Income Tax Department is also considered income from other sources.Commission or Brokerage Income: Commission or brokerage received for providing services or facilitating transactions is categorized under this head.Annuity Income: Periodic payments received from annuity plans or insurance policies are considered as income from other sources.