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Yes. If you find an omission or wrong statement in a return you have already filed, you can file a revised return. It is generally allowed up to 31 December of the relevant assessment year, or before the assessment is completed, whichever is earlier.
A revised return replaces the original one, so it must contain all the correct details, not only the changed items. If the time for a revised return has passed, an updated return may be available subject to conditions and additional tax. Confirm which option suits you with your CA or tax advisor.
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