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According to the Provisions of Income Tax Act, 1961;
Unabsorbed Depreciation is treated as Current Year Business Loss for Each Assessment Year and so it is eligible to be Set off from Income under any Head with certain Exceptions.
But in present case, as we know Loss under one head should be Set off against Income under Same Head, and Balance (if any left) can be Set off from Inter-Head Income and still if there is any Balance can be Carried Forward to Forthcoming Years.
So, the answer will be No.