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Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath praised GST 2.0 reforms in Gorakhpur, calling them a catalyst for growth. He said reduced rates will benefit farmers, students, and consumers, boosting markets and festive celebrations.
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Union Minister Chirag Paswan hailed GST 2.0 as fulfilling a long-standing public demand, while accusing Congress of political inconsistency. The BJP projects the reform as people-first; opposition calls it short-term populism.
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Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan welcomed the rollout of GST 2.0, calling it an auspicious day for the Indian economy. Leaders highlighted the reforms’ benefits for farmers, MSMEs, local manufacturing, consumers, and the aviation sector, boosting India’s growth trajectory.
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Kartik Aaryan celebrated the launch of GST 2.0 with his sister Kritika, sharing gelatos on Instagram. The PM hailed the reforms as a “GST Savings Festival,” while Kartik also revealed updates on his upcoming romantic drama with Ananya Panday.
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GST 2.0 takes effect today with a simplified two-slab system, revised rates for 375 items, and price cuts on essentials. PM Modi called it a nationwide “festival of savings” for citizens.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hailed GST 2.0 as a bold reform that will enhance ease of living and business. Taking effect on September 22, the reforms slash tax rates on everyday foods, easing household expenses and boosting MSMEs and farmers
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Suzuki Motorcycle India announced price cuts of up to ₹18,024 across models from September 22, 2025, passing on GST rate reduction benefits to customers. The GST cut also lowers spare parts costs, enhancing affordability ahead of the festive season
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Audi India has slashed prices by Rs 2.6–7.8 lakh across models, including Q3, Q5, Q7, Q8, A4, and A6, following the GST 2.0 rate cut. The move aims to boost festive season demand by enhancing affordability
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The success of the GST reforms will depend on how well the States are compensated for the losses they are bound to incur
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The Congress on Thursday termed the GST overhaul “GST 1.5” and said the wait for a “true GST 2.0” continues. Party leaders Kharge, Chidambaram, and Ramesh demanded five more years of compensation for States, simplification of compliance, and relief for MSMEs
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The GST Council, led by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, slashed taxes on daily essentials and packaged foods ahead of the festive season. UHT milk, paneer, parathas, biscuits, chocolates, dry fruits, and dairy products now attract lower or nil GST, boosting consumption outlook
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Eight opposition-ruled States support GST rate slab reduction, consumer benefits, and compensation for revenue losses. Congress stresses the council meeting should advance cooperative federalism and fully transfer levies on sin and luxury goods to State
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If executed well, GST 2.0 could evolve from a foundational reform into a competitive advantage, supporting India’s journey toward becoming a developed nation by 2047