From 22nd September, the next-generation GST reforms will come into effect, marking the beginning of a GST Bachat Utsav: PM
A new wave of GST benefits is coming to every citizen: PM
GST reforms will accelerate India's growth story: PM
New GST reforms are being implemented, Only 5% and 18% tax slabs will now remain: PM
With lower GST, it will be easier for citizens to fulfill their dreams: PM
The essence of serving citizens is reflected clearly in the next-generation GST reforms: PM
What the nation needs and what can be made in India should be made within India itself: PM
India's prosperity will draw strength from self-reliance: PM
Let's buy products that are Made in India: PM
PM extends Navratri greetings to everyone
India - Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi addressed the nation via video conferencing today. Extending heartfelt greetings to all citizens on the commencement of Navratri, the festival of worshipping Shakti, he remarked that from the very first day of Navratri, the nation is taking a significant step forward in the Aatmanirbhar Bharat campaign. Beginning at sunrise on 22nd September, the country will implement Next Generation GST reforms. The Prime Minister highlighted that this marks the beginning of a GST Bachat Utsav(Savings Festival) across India. He emphasized that this festival will enhance savings and make it easier for people to purchase their preferred items. Shri Modi noted that the benefits of this savings festival will reach the poor, middle class, neo middle class, youth, farmers, women, shopkeepers, traders, and entrepreneurs alike. He remarked that in this festive season, every household will experience increased happiness and sweetness. Extending his congratulations, the Prime Minister conveyed best wishes to crores of families across the country for the Next Generation GST reforms and the GST Savings Festival. He underscored that these reforms will accelerate India’s growth story, simplify business operations, make investments more attractive, and ensure that every state becomes an equal partner in the race for development.
Recalling that India took its first steps towards GST reform in 2017, marking the end of an