Yes the same will be taxable unde income from other sources. And will be liable to TDS
I am the owner of the flat in Mumbai (along with the property card now transferred in my name- transferred by inheritance.) Our building is now going for redevelopment and under the Development Agreement, we will be getting certain hardship compensation - the question is weather this hardship compensation will be taxable and will be subjected to TDS provisions.
Not Taxable: Hardship compensation received by flat owners for inconvenience during redevelopment is generally treated as a capital receipt, hence not taxable (e.g., Pushpa R. Chawla vs. ITO – ITAT Mumbai).
No TDS Required: Courts (e.g., Sarfaraz S. Furniturewalla case) have held TDS is not applicable on such compensation, as it's not income.
However: Some developers still deduct TDS under Section 194IC out of caution. If deducted, you can claim a refund when filing your income tax return.